Atomic City school reopened after court ruling
In a notable Idaho case the District Judge Father Tway ordered Atomic City grade school reopened, ruling the closure as arbitrary and failing to provide proper hearings or an election. Parents had resisted bussing pupils to Moreland, highlighting the value of small, familiar classrooms for young learners. The piece contrasts this with broader debates on school size and local control echoed by The Wall Street Journal.
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America
Intermountain
Alameda
Idaho
Arco Desert
Perry Swisher
Father Tway
Atomic City
Snake River
Desert
Moreland
Wall Street Journal
Newton
Mass
Bailey Visit Amid Skin Graft Followed by Local Trips
Clifton residents report visit of Mr and Mrs Ralph Bailey and baby from Pocatello after his skin grafting at LDS Hospital Salt Lake City. They stayed with Charles Bailey’s family then returned home. The column also notes temple sealing trips, wedding attendances, and family events across Dayton Preston Logan and Brigham City with multiple relatives hosting meals and gatherings.
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Ralph Bailey
Pocatello
Charles Bailey
Salt Lake City
Glen Anderson
Bailey
Logan
John Braley
Marguerite Henderson
Gordon Jensen
Ogden
Claire Croshaw
Terri Lynn
Franklin
Gary Croshaw
Ray Croshaw
Wesley Hawkes
Logan Temple
Hawkes
Donna Calac
Clyde Hansen
Preston
Croshaw
Temple
John J. Croshaw
Brigham City
Hansen
Franklin Stakehouse
Lew McDermott
Preston Memorial Hospital
Arthur Povey
Merle Peterson
Michael
Bruce Peterson
Ts. Povey
Bud Terryman
Reed Olsen
Iolanda Baxter
O. E. Ralphs
Dale Ralphs
Emmett
Marvin van Leuven
Family Visits Highlight Clifton and Ogden Ties
Mett Ward chapel memories form travel notes as Mr and Mrs Van Leuven and family, former Clifton residents, visit Ogden on business. Dennis Ralphs family also explore Ogden with a Sunday stop by L B Howell and Dayton relatives. Albert Lewis hosts dinner with Vern Wight and Candice of Pocatello.
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Dayton
C.W. Shepherd
Albert Lewis
Vern Wight
Candice
Pocatello
Recordkeeping urged for wool incentive and feed wheat program
ASC officials urge wool growers to maintain full sales records for lambs sold this fall to qualify for 1959 wool incentive payments with April 30 final filing. Records must show buyer name signature number of unshorn lambs. Lamb feeders must prove 30 days ownership. Also notice on feed wheat program allowing up to 40 acres for on farm use with strict non sale rules and 15 day window after excess acreage notice.
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County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
A. G. Condie
Condie
ASC
Deer hunting rules and penalties in Idaho months
Thirty three counties kept half of 7566 dollars in game violation penalties from 260 offenders in October. Hunters paid four large fines for killing trumpeter swans and other illegal moose possessions. A mule deer tagged at three years old showed a history from Highland Valley Boise to Soldier Mountain. Six units remain open with general extra and middle fork deer tags. up to three deer per hunter. Nimrods should check regulations and maps for details.
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Highland Valley
Boise
Black’s Creek
Soldier Mountain
Nimrods
Pentagon's Vast Space Surpasses Empire State Building
The Pentagon in Washington D C covers more than three times the floor area of the Empire State Building, highlighting the scale of U S military offices.
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Pentagon
Washington
D. C
Weekend Socials Report From Treasureton
Treasureton notes a busy weekend with visits in Cleve land and Pocatel lo. Don Workman and family visited Rulon Burton, T J Barger hosted weekend guests. Barger family hosted Jack Barger Herbert Wagner and others including Lee Casteel Shannon Pocatello. Ted and Eugene Paskins drove to Logan and visited Barkley home. Orvil Christensen family hosted dinner with Frank Nelson George Carver and La Vona Carver. Mrs Carver recovers from a recent operation.
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Don ‘Workman
Cleveland
Rulon
Burton
T. J. Barger
Don
Barger
Jack Barger
Herbert Wagner
Pocatello
Lee Casteel
Shannon
Pocate
Traffic Dangers Surpass Wars in 1959 Safety Report
The 1959 edition of Accident Facts from the National Safety Council claims motor vehicle deaths reach 1,265,000 this century, far higher than 604,773 Americans killed in major wars from the Revolution to Korea. The comparison highlights traffic mortality as a nationwide concern.
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National Safety Council
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Stanton’ Leggett
New York City
Internal Revenue Service
United States
Clifton News
Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
Modern Farm Equipment Co
West
Oneida
Preston, Idaho
ASC Farm News
New Hoover
Will
Ken's Electric Co
N. State
Jim Humbiia
Idaho Fish Game Department
State Building
Treasureton
Orvil * Christensen
Mrs. O'dell Carver
Ramne Courvrolet
Pope
Anderson Lumber
Arsiver
Anderson
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