Palm Sunday Program At Pocatello Congregational Church
The First Congregational Church of Pocatello hosts a Palm Sunday program with directors Mrs. Wendell Wilson and Mrs. Leonard Nicklas coordinating via High Road and Scrooby clubs and the church education department. O. R. Warford delivers commentary, Lois Cullen accompanies, and a mixed choir performs open the gates of the temple with soloists Beverly Kenaga and Jean Snyder. The program includes scripture, prayers, solos, duets, a junior and primary chorus, a fashion parade, and an Easter reading, concluding with a musical finale.
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First Congregational Church
Pocatello
Wendell Wilson
High Road
Leonard Nicklas
Lois Cullen
O. R. Warford
Harold Mealy
Reading
East
Nancy Garrett
Barbara
Sally McNeil
Patrick
Bob Warford
Molly
Carol Wilson
Paula Oelwein
Pam McCarthy
David McCune
Robbie Roberts
Francis Mealy
Barbara McNeil
Allen Jones
Donnie Guyot
Janna Marie Aden
Nancy Medrud
Michael Packard
Tommy Guyot
Easter
Clarence Garrett
Flood rails at limousines and dignity at the Capitol
Rep. Daniel J. Flood accuses federal officials of abusing limousines and chauffeurs for routine Capitol travel. He cites two blocks of limousines outside the Capitol and says aides and wives ride while lawmakers must wait. Flood recalls riding in a taxi to the Atlantic Charter signing and urges propriety and protocol.
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Washington
Daniel J. Flood
House
Capitol
Armed Services
Flood
Congress
Costly Idaho grazing land sold to Goslins
The Idaho state land department announced the sale of two parcels totaling 560 acres of prime grazing land to Mr. and Mrs. Ben R. Goslin of Cascade. The land, appraised at 8400 dollars, sold for 23650 dollars with a required bond or cash of 2500 dollars per parcel. Goslin paid cash.
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Boise
State Land Department
Ben R. Goslin
Cascade
Land Department
Goslin
Publisher Quits Pulps To Focus On Slick Magazines
Street and Smith announces exit from four pulp titles Detective Story Western Story Doc Savage and The Shadow plus five comics including Buffalo Bill. Allen L. Grammer says American tastes have changed toward picture books and reprints. company to concentrate on Mademoiselle Living and Charm and discontinue pulps.
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New York
Street and Smith
Allen L.grammer
Shadow
Mamoiselle
Mademoiselle
Grammer
West
Threat of Flood in Columbia River Basin Warned
A federal report from the Boise based Soil Conservation Service warns the Columbia River Basin faces a possible flood threat stronger than last year. April weather, snow pack 50 percent above average, and warming later May could drive a single peak runoff or extended high water across Idaho Oregon and Washington rivers. Local damage is expected along the Clearwater near Stites and the Yakima and the Willamette from Eugene to Corvallis.
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Boise
Columbia River
Division of Irrigation
The
Soil Conservation Service
Ite
Wayn Criddle
Snow Survey Bureau
United States
Columbia Basin
British Columbia
Criddle
Stites
Road bids invited for reconditioning two Idaho roads
The state highway bureau invites bids to recondition the road bed and lay a roadmix bituminous surface on 5.123 miles of the McCammon Roger road and 6.033 miles of the Malad City Daniels road between Elkhorn school and Elkhorn dam. Projects lie in Bannock and Oneida counties.
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BOISE
State Highway Bureau
Elkhorn School
Elkhorn Dam
Bannock
Oneida
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Plymouth Division
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Detroit
Michigan
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Harper House
del Monte
East Center
Libby
Leeeoene
Tomatoes
Lurcheca Mead
O.com
Shady River
Unny Ban
Atkin
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