Lynda Pearson Named Idaho Easter Seal Girl of 1955
Lynda Pearson eight is chosen Idaho Easter Seal Girl for 1955 as the Crippled Children’s Society of Idaho gears up its drive from March 10 to April 10. The goal is fifty thousand dollars with most funds staying in-state to aid crippled children and provide services such as a preschool readiness class and a new mobile speech therapy unit.
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Max Stiles
U.S
United States
Brutus Hamilton
Helsinki
H. Yost
Rocky Marciano
Mexico City
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Adhemar F. da Silva
Reinaldo Gorno
Delfo Cabrera
John J. Kelley
Jose Telles da Conceicao
Crippled Childrens Society of Idaho
Lynda Pearson
National Society
Idaho
Theo. H. Wegener
Boise
Nelson
Lynda
Shriner’s Hospital
Portland
Crippled Children’s Society
De Emphasis of High School Sports Urged Amid Abuse
The article cites cases at Firth and Pocatello where teams faced threats and harassment after losses. It notes coaches resigning, players dropped for infractions, and fans pressuring schools to win. It argues high school sports should be fun, with sportsmanship and healthy development, not abuse and insults.
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Idaho
Firth High School
Preston Brimhall
Pocatello High School
Firth
Pocatello
Brimhall
Ambassador of Goodwill for Nixon He Travels World Wide
An editorial lauds Vice President Richard Nixon as a premier ambassador of goodwill praising his foreign travel and friendships made with world leaders. It credits his trips and the Nixon family's diplomacy as wise investments and calls for more public figures like him in government.
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Richard Nixon
U. S
Dick Nixon
Nixon
Oxford MIA Night and Ward Reunion Schedule
Oxford MIA held a Tuesday activity night with a program games dancing and refreshments. Friday and Saturday ward reunion events will include a children’s dinner Friday and adults Saturday noon and an evening program. The report also notes multiple temple visits meetings and travels of local residents and ends with a pest control tip for the firebrat in relation to paper and bindings.
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MIA
Oxford
Margaret Hatch
Dean Anderson
Salt Lake City
Willis
Baxter
Marie
Clifton
Jones
Dayton
Salt Lake
John Willis
Logan
Glenden Jensen
Tremont
Karl Kendall
Diane
George Fisher
Boise
Japan
BYU
Thompson Hatch
Logan Temple
Bishop Henry Hatch
Mark—Hatch
Jack—Coburn
Ernest Olson
Wilma Ward
Stanley
Easter seal girl in Idaho finds joy despite braces
Idaho’s 1955 Easter seal girl, a happy fourth grader at Whitney school, wants Brownie hikes and folk dancing despite a right leg brace, left shoe built-up, and a full back brace. Future operations and Portland checkups lie ahead, funded by this year’s Easter seal drive aiding many crippled children in the Gem state through Doctor visits and travel costs.
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Idaho
Whitney School
Portland
Lynda
Gem State
Idaho Orchard count drops to 941 from 1007
A survey by the Idaho department of agriculture shows commercial orchards in Idaho decreased to 941 this year, down from 1007 in 1952. The data reflect a shrinking fruit industry and changing acreage across the state.
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Idaho
Idaho Department of Agriculture
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Twin Falls
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Dale Ralphs
Allen
Merl Baker
Clue Greaves
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Lavern Kendall
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Walter Pidgeon
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Frank Lovejoy
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