Navy history lecture by Capt. Brown at Preston Rotary
Retired Captain Walter E. Brown spoke at the Preston Rotary about the development of the United States Navy from Civil War days to today. He noted the Langley aircraft carrier and the New Mexico’s radar upgrades, and outlined peacetime duties of training showing the flag and experimentation.
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United States Navy
Preston Rotary Club
Walter E. Brown
U.S. Navy
Brown
Idaho State College
Pocatello
United States
Langley
Jupiter
U.S.S. New Mexico
New Mexico
Russia
Navy
Mediterranean
Far‘ East
Captain Brown
Mackinac Island
Mich
Poems and Pioneer Roots Highlight Mrs Holt Reading KPST
Mrs Jennie Holt of Los Angeles a former Preston resident visited KPST last week reading poems from her new book Portraits of Love She traces pioneer roots from Salt Lake City to northern Utah Idaho and California noting family themes in poems like The Old Home and My Mother's Flowers Immense coast to coast career described with early life in Idaho Utah and Hawaii and a Rotary meeting musical duet by Beth and Barbara Olsen.
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Jennie Holt
Los Angeles
Preston
KPST
Jennie Weaver
Idaho
Utah
California
Hawaii
Peters
Holt
U.S. Naval Academy
Navy
Brown
North Dakota
North Carolina
New Mexico
Naval Ordnance Plant
Pocatello
Beth
Barbara Olsén
Dewey Olsen
Weaver Ends 90 Day Air Force Tour at Hamilton AFB
Ross M Weaver son of Sylvan S Weaver of Preston returns to Logan after a 90 day active duty tour with the air force at Hamilton AFB California He earned a reserve commission after completing USAC ROTC in June He served as a communications officer in the ETO during WWII and was awarded the Croix de Guerre His wife Marva Muir of Logan accompanied him in California.
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Ross M. Weaver
Sylvan S. Weaver
Preston
Logan
Air Force
Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
Weaver
USAC
Hamilton Afb
Logan High School
Army
Signal Corps
Eto
France
Utah State
San Rafael
Marva Muir
Vern Muir
Lambda Delta Sigma Fraternity
The
Swimming Club
Utah Speech Correction Assn
Former Resident Sees Many Local People in East
A fragment notes a former resident now living in the east sees many locals. The snippet mentions enclosing a check for a yearly subscription to The Preston.
Idaho maps printing error corrected for upland bird rules
The Idaho game department warns hunters of a printing error in the regulations on the department map. A line on removing feathers in the field or in transit was partly deleted and linked to a prohibition on hunting in refuges and preserves. The correct paragraph emphasizes closures on state game preserves and refuges remain in effect and hunting birds remains unlawful where prohibited.
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Idaho Game Department
Upland Game Bird Possession Rules Cited
The text prohibits possessing upland game birds with feathers removed to hide sex or species while in the field or during transit to consumption storage or shipment, unless the season regulations state otherwise. It criminalizes evidence destruction in transit or in the field.
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John
Peerless Dairy
East Pate South
Neel
Carrol Walsh
Eagle Lien
Eaet Armstrong
Pick Jeet
Frantie
Johan English
Armand Schuster
Paud Gangetin
Gene Party
Cae
Ccumala
Rotary
Preston Rile
Ernest Britenbeker
Westinghouse
Enzo Omais
Riscagno
Ken’s Electric Electric Company
North State
Phora
Ross. M. Weaver
Clift S. Barton
Sage Ave
Troy
N. Y
East
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Albany
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Harold Westover
Clifton
June Tanner
Capital Area
Game Department
Merrill
Cameron
Merrill Jewelry
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