Cadet Fisher Arrives at AFROTC Summer Camp in Merced
Cadet Claire J. Fisher of Oxford and BYU arrives at Castle Air Force Base in Merced California for a four week AFROTC summer camp. The program in the San Joaquin Valley trains ROTC cadets between their junior and senior years to observe air force work and prepare for commissioning as second lieutenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire J. Fisher
A. L. Fisher
Oxford
Castle
Air Force Base
Merced
Calif
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
California
San Joaquin Valley
15Th Air Force Base
93Rd Bombardment Wing
Strategic Air Command
Fisher
BYU
93Rd
6Grd
Air Force
Air Force Reserve
Idaho Counties Million Richer With 30 Million In Cash
Idaho counties hold about 70.7 million in assets up 2 million from last year as delinquent taxes total 1.36 million led by Kootenai 111 771 and Ada 105 975. Ada tops levies at 5.15 million while six counties exceed 1 million in levies. Bonded debt centers on Bannock and Twin Falls with 1.376 million and 1.166 million outstanding.
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Idaho
Kootenai County
Ada
Franklin County
Cleo Swenson
Bannock
Twin Falle
Twin Falls
Canyon
Bingham
Bonneville
Kootenai
Latah
Nez Perce
Shoshone
Oeace
Glaciers Create New Harbour in British Columbia
National Geographic notes that over the last fifty years receding glaciers opened a deep water, ice free harbor at Tarr inlet on the northern coast of British Columbia and drained Tide lake four miles long.
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British Columbia
Tarr Inlet
National Geographic Society
Warm Weather Brings Problems For Dairymen
County agent Daniel Roberts warns dairy farmers that heat raises bacteria counts unless sanitation is strict. Emphasizing cooling milk quickly, clean milking barns, dust control, and proper handling from cow to receiving station. He urges flies to be fought with chemicals, drainage to remove boggy spots, and regular cleaning year round.
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Daniel Roberts
Eastern Idaho Dairy Boosters’ Organization
Idaho Motor Vehicle Registrations Rise 3.3 Percent in 1952
Idaho reports a 3.3 percent gain in motor vehicle registrations for 1952, surpassing the national average and neighboring states. Total Idaho registrations reached 290,529 with 209,799 autos, 79,893 trucks, and 837 buses, yielding about one vehicle per two people. California leads nationwide with 5,154,326 registered vehicles, followed by New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Ohio.
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Idaho
R. G. Cole
the State Automobile Association
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Utah
Census Bureau
United States
Cole
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Ohio
Gadsby Named UP&L Chairman as Naughton Becomes GM
George M Gadsby is elected chairman of the board of Utah Power and Light Co. effective July 1. E M Naughton rises from assistant general manager to vice president and GM, while Lafayette Hanchett retires after 34 years. Fred A Morton becomes board vice chairman and Ted C Jacobsen joins as director. Naughton previously served since 1950. Morton since 1946. The piece also notes Jacobsen's roles in construction and Utah politics, and includes an unrelated poultry farming tip about housing and space for chickens.
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Gadsby
E. M. Naughton
Lafayette Hanchett
Shelter Guidelines For Summer Range Poultry In Idaho
Poultry on summer range needs range shelters and covered feed hoppers. An acre supports 300 to 1000 birds depending on pasture quality. Use permanent improved pasture, rotate sites yearly, and move pullets to the laying house as soon as they begin laying. Confinement requires more buildings.
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Idaho
Daniel ‘ Roberts
Reid Merrill
The
University ,of Idaho’ Extension
Merill
Paul W Johnson Arrives For Fort Sill Artillery ROTC Camp
Paul W. Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Homer Johnson of Preston has joined a six week artillery ROTC camp at Fort Sill Oklahoma with 2400 cadets from 38 states Alaska Puerto Rico and Hawaii. Cadets live in barracks eat army chow and take part in bivouacs field exercises and shooting to gain real experience and leadership for the four year college course toward becoming second lieutenants in the artillery branch US Army Reserves.
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Paul W. Johnson
Homer Johnson
Preston
Fort Sill
Oklo
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
United States Army Reserves
Local Family Visits and Travel Notes
Winder Mr and Mrs Cluff Gibson spent July 4 at Bear Lake. Merlin Coburn family visited Sunday and Monday in Arco. Jack Jensen of Hyrum joined Francis Shaffer family for Sunday dinner. Phyllis Bright of Ogden visited with Leland and family. Jerry Taylor of Meridian staying a week with Carol Stocks. Rosella Winn visited relatives in Pocatello from Wednesday to Sunday.
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Cluff Gibson
Jily
Bear Lake
Merlin Coburn
Arco
Jack Jenson
Hyrum
Francis Shaffer
Phyllis Bright
Ogden
Leland Bright
Jerry Taylor
Meridian
Carol Stocks
Rosella Winn
Pocatello
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Claire ‘Fisher
Mount
Everest
Palmer Motor It Implement Co
North State
New
Utah Power
George M.“. ‘Gadsby
Seer
Utah Power. & ‘Light Co
George M. Gadsby
E,m. Naughton
Winder
Ken's Electric Co
Westinghouse
Harrison Q
Cabinet Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Ken'’S Electric Company
S and Soda Springs
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