Fight To Save Pines Mapped In Three National Forests
Forest conservation officer J. D. Hansen said a bark beetle epidemic will be fought this summer in Caribou, Targhee and Teton forests with about 420 workers. Most effort targets Teton and Targhee. 30 to 35 workers will operate around Idaho Falls in Caribou. Two control methods include oil mixture spraying with burning and oil orthodichlorobenzine spraying with no fire. About 5500 trees will be treated in Caribou alone.
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Caribou
Targhee
Teton
J. D. Hansen
Catibou
Idaho Falls
Hansen
United States
ISC Students To Give Concert Today
J C Gardner of the ISC music faculty marks a 25 years of service with a 51 piece ISC band concert at 8 15 p m in Frazier hall. The program features seven woodwind players from Pocatello Lava Hot Springs Rigby and McCammon along with solo and band numbers. Gardner a wind instrument teacher who served in World War II played clarinet with an artillery band in France and has appeared in the United States Canada and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
J. C. Gardner
Frazier Hall
Gardner
Melvin Dunn
Hal Stocks
Paul Ewer
Byron Jones
Pocatello
Carl Ball
Lava Hot Springs
Wayne Deveraux
Rigby
Billy Ellett
McCammon
ISC
Stocks
Ewer
Jones
Deveraux
Mercedes
Bellini
Ellett
United States
Canada
France
Records reveal multiple guilty pleas and fines in local court
Clarence T. L. Welch pleaded guilty to running a stop sign with a $10 fine. Ivan James Frogner, 36, pleaded guilty for intoxication with a $15 fine and $5 suspended. Raymond E. Stephens, 33, intoxication, bond forfeited with $15 fine. Norman Grover, speeding, bond forfeited for $20. Ernest Lowe Ellington, 18, vagrancy, pleaded guilty with a $50 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence T. L. Welch
Ivan James Frogner
Raymond E. Stephens
Norman Grover
Ernest Lowe Ellington
Stolen car and missing person report from 1931 notes
Stolen 1931 black Chevrolet sedan license 1B 5948 belonging to W. J. Moffitt of 633 North Arthur Ave. Also missing is Wilma Tompkins of Pocatello a white female 15 years old 5 feet 7 inches 135 pounds wearing Levi's light sweater and navy pea jacket. Auto parts stolen from George Tegnell’s car parked on 200 block North Main Street including rear view mirror and license plate frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Moffitt
North Arthur Ave
Pocatello
Wilma Tompkins
George Tegnell
Riverview Hotel
North Main Street
Divorce Granted for Nellie Tyler and Joe A Tyler
Divorce granted to Nellie Tyler from Joe A Tyler on cruelty grounds. No property or children involved in the separated status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Tyler
Joe A. Tyler
Local births and residents listed in Idaho area notices
J L Smith 53 of Pocatello. Hor tense L Rinehart 26 of Soda Springs. K E Pickett 22 of Pocatello. Dasha Wilder 19 of Pocatello. Mr and Mrs William E Robinson Richland Acres report a boy born March 31 at General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Dorsey Martin of 511 South Grant Ave report a girl born March 31 at St Anthony's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Smith
Pocatello
Hortense L. Rinehart
Soda Springs
K. E. Pickett
Dasha Wilder
William E. Robinson
Richland Acres
General, Hospital
Dorsey. Martin
South Grant Ave
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Idaho State College official to attend Seattle meet
William Bartz ISC bursar will represent Idaho State College at a three day meeting of college and business officers in Seattle this month. The event runs April 25 through 27 at the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
Seattle
William Bartz
ISC
University of Washington
Hospital Bond Fight Set For Bannock County
Hearing on a proposed Bannock county hospital bond issue of 1,000,000 dollars will be held at the Bannock county courthouse at 10 a.m. today before Judge Guy Stevens after disqualifications of two Fifth district judges. The case, the third filed by Isaac McDougall and L. E. Glennon and members of the East Bannock County Taxpayers League, challenges the legality of the bond issue and election authorization. The Fifth district judges ruled against the taxpayers, a decision upheld by the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Guy Stevens
Blackout
Stevens
Fifth District
East
Long Time Resident Dies in Pocatello
George Lawrence Thompson Sr. 85 died at home after a long illness at 839 South Harrison Ave in Pocatello. Born September 1 1862 in Birmingham England he moved to the United States 67 years ago and to Pocatello 63 years ago. He was a painter and paper hanger former treasurer of the local union and a St Anthony Catholic Church member. Survived by wife Jennie Mae Thompson (d 1928) a daughter F M Watson a son George L Thompson Jr four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at 10 am Friday at McHan Henderson funeral home.
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George Lawrence Thompson Sr
South
Harrison Ave
Birmingham
England
L. G. Thompson
United States
Prince of Wales Theatre
East
Pocatello
Thompson
Painters Union
St. Anthony Catholic Church
Jennie Mae Thompson
F. M. Watson
George L. Thompson Jr
Hat design by Bus Paulsen stuns shoppers in Pocatello window
A man from Pocatello named Bus Paulsen crafted a whimsical hat featuring a straw top with a chocolate brown mechanical hula dancer and a palm tree ornament. Mrs Paulsen displayed it in Camille's window where passersby stopped to stare as the toy hula dancer needs constant rewinding to keep moving.
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Earl Carlson
Mr. Paulsen
Bus Paulsen
Pocatello
Paulsen
Frank Gargul 65 World War I veteran dies in Salt Lake hospital
Frank Gargul 65 of 531 South Main Street a World War I veteran and Pocatello city employee died Wednesday in a Salt Lake hospital. Born May 28 1882 in Cracow Poland he came to America in 1914 settling first in Chicago and moved to Pocatello in 1926. He married Martha Starkowicz in Poland and belonged to St Josephs Catholic Church and American Legion Post No 4. Survived by his widow one son Edward Garry Gargul in Alaska and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Downard mortuary will be in Pocatello.
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Frank Gargul
South Main St
Pocatello City
Salt Lake Hospital
Mr. Gargul
Cracow
Poland
America
Chicago
Pocatello
Martha Starkowicz
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
American Legion Post No
City
Edward Garry Gargul
Alaska
Downard Mortuary
Beards to Trail Oregon to Independence on horseback
John W. Beard 65 and his wife Lula will ride the Oregon trail from Portland to Independence Missouri on a camping journey. The army chaplain and his wife will follow Whitman era routes visiting communities such as American Falls and Twin Falls Idaho. Beard retired this year as Mount Tabor Presbyterian Church pastor in Portland.
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Pocatello
John W. Beard
Lula
Oregon Trail
United Press
Beard
Mount Tabor Presbyterian Church
Portland
Architecture class designs two bedroom faculty homes at ISC
Idaho State College students in the first architecture class design two bedroom homes as possible ISC faculty quarters. Under instructor Russell QC Mann 17 students are drafting their own plans, marking the program's debut year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
ISC
Russell QC
Mann
Semster
Western Air Lines Stops West Yellowstone Service in 1948
Western Air Lines will not operate into West Yellowstone this year due to gusty crosswinds and marginal facilities. Planes will instead fly to Jackson Wyoming starting June 16 with ground transport from Jackson and Idaho Falls to Yellowstone Park, as the airline focuses on building a safer airport at West Yellowstone.
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West Yellowstone
Western Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Drinkwater
Western
Jackson
Wyo
Idaho Falls
Yellowstone Park
Chain letters flood post offices flagged as illegal
Pocatello postmaster Jack Trimming said chain letters violate the postal lottery law with stiff fines. Letters, including offers of tea towels and threats of misfortune, were detected and turned in to the dead letter office in two weeks, with Butte, Montana also reporting cases.
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Pocatello
Jack Trimming
Trimming
Butte
Mont
Wallace Dinner Set For $100 Plate At Commodore
Wallace for president headquarters announced a $100 a plate dinner at the Commodore hotel on April 19. Third party candidate Henry A Wallace and his running mate Senator Glen Taylor of Idaho will be the only speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wallace
Commodore Hotel
Henry A. Wallace
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Flying Breakfast Planned for Pocatello May 16
Chamber of Commerce Aeronautical committee discussed plans for a Flying Breakfast in Pocatello on May 16. The event depends on securing the Frontier club site with financing via ticket sales and will feature a small air show with local and visiting pilots and spot landing contests.
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Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce Aeronautical Committee
Last Frontier Club
J. L
Ledge
Craig, C
C. Secretary
Pocatellans
Craig
Art show to feature Idaho State College students at Idaho Falls
Original works by Idaho State College art students will hang in the American Association of University Women exhibit in Idaho Falls from April 17 to 19. Art department head Russell O. Mann will also display some of his pieces at the exhibition.
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Idaho State College
American Association of University Women
Idaho Falls
Russell O. Mann
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Pines
News of Record
TN WA
Sports Ape
Mrs. Paulsen
Camille
F. Gargul
Insurance Exchange
Terrell C. Drinkwater
Wallace Dinner
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
Campbell's Pork & Beans
Shuce
del Monte
Libby
del Monte Sauer Kraut
Texas
Aero Wax
Spic & Span
Simonize
Buick
THE
Hill Bros
GEM State Auto CO
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