Arco Homes Sites Probed For Housing Expansion
State land officials Ed ward Woozley and Oscar Edholm studied a 40 acre Arco site that could be split into 80 home sites to support housing for workers tied to a proposed atomic reactor plant. They planned to seek Idaho land board approval and examine water, sanitation, and other needs.
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BOISE
Land Department
Arco
Edward Woozley
Oscar Edholm
Idaho Land Department
Woozley
State Land Board
Edholm
Unprecedented April Drought Hit Idaho Grain Belt
Lewiston report notes a developing drought in north central Idaho's grain area with no relief in sight. Soil conservationist Doug Hole cites unusually low soil erosion yet extended dry weather and deep February frost preventing moisture absorption after a brief mid February rain period.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Doug Hole
Hole
Ex-Superintendent Sentenced in High School Shooting Case
Payette district jury returns a manslaughter verdict against Lee Ellis, former New Plymouth school superintendent, for the Halloween shooting death of Early Clowser, a New Plymouth high school student. Judge A O Sutton presides over the case and set Monday for formal sentencing.
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Payette
Lee Ellis
New Plymouth
Early Clowser
A. O. Sutton
Corrective Action Plans Soon for North Idaho Mines
Idaho mine inspector George McDowell says recommendations for corrective action will be sent to northern Idaho mine operators after a nine day tour of Kellogg and Wallace area lead zinc and silver mines.
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BOISE
Idaho
George McDowell
McDowell
Kellogg and Wallace
New Antarctic Expedition Sparks US Claims Speculation
Washington reports Secret preparations for a major U S Antarctic expedition aim to stake American territorial claims amid stalled international control efforts. Soviet interest and existing claims by France Britain Norway Australia New Zealand Argentina Chile complicate a potential race to the Antarctic. Byrd may lead the next voyage early next year to explore a vast ice cap section.
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Washington
Antarctic
U. S
Antarctica
Soviet Union
Moscow
South Polar Sea
Richard Byrd
Ned Brooks
National Broadcasting Company
Byrd
Anarctica
Brooks
South Pole
Little America
Russia
Antarctic Circle
France
Great Britain
Norway
Australia
New Zealand
Argentina
Chile
Dock Strike Ends in London as Workers Return
Eighteen thousand London dock workers returned to the job along the port’s 44 miles of piers, ending a five day strike over the dismissal of 32 workers deemed ineffective.
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London
Utah Crew Repairs Colorado Roads Near Border
The Utah state road commission probes a Denver Post report that 45 miles of Colorado roadway were repaired by a Utah crew over two days. Work occurred along routes through Rio Blanco Garfield and Mesa counties near Dragerton at the Utah Colorado border with Colorado's chief engineer reportedly nonchalant about Utah maintaining roads across the line.
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Salt Lake City
Utah State Road Commission
Colorado
Utah
Denver Post
State Line
Rio Blanco
Garfield
Mesa
Dragerton
Utah- Colorado
Post
Organist's Concert Set in Rexburg April 21
Rexburg tabernacle will host the last of the Fine Arts series featuring Rexburg organist Roy Darley from the LDS church. Alma L. Dittmer announced the program, noting Darley is associate organist at the Salt Lake tabernacle and has previously served as Washington DC organist. He previously played in Rexburg nine years ago and plans an interesting program.
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Rexburg
Roy Darley
Tabernacle
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Rexburg Tabernacle
Alma L. Dittmer
Darley
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Washington, D. C
Dittmer
May Propose Vice Admiral Kirk for Russia Ambassadorship
Vice-Admiral Alan G. Kirk of Black Point Connecticut, now ambassador to Belgium, is a leading candidate to replace Lt. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith as ambassador to Russia after Smith's resignation.
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Alan G. Kirk
Black Point
Conn
Belgium
Russia
Walter Bedell Smith
Church Training Classes Start Monday After Easter
Local pastors report a leadership school for church and church school workers set for April 18 to 22 at the Congregational church from 7 to 9 p.m. in cooperation with the Methodist and Congregational churches. Pre registration is underway as pastors hope to equip workers to teach their students.
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Congregational Church
Congregational
Meeting Postponed for JU Club as LeRoy Walker Arranges Talks
The Wednesday meeting of the JU club of the Royal Neighbors of America is indefinitely postponed. Rev LeRoy Walker will fill for Rev W C Moore of Nampa, head of the Idaho conference Methodist education board. Moore, a youth work authority, will lead classes for preschool to junior workers and speak at the ministers association breakfast Tuesday at 8:15 am on Camping as a Method in Christian Education.
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Leroy Walker
W. C. Moore
Nampa
Moore
Methodist Board of Education
Idaho Conference
Whole Methodist Church
Nashville, Tenn
Russell Holt
O. R. Warford
Ministerial Association
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Ocatello
Pocatello
William Walker Company Incorporated
William Walker and
William Walker Company Inc
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Pocatello Monument Works
William Walker Company, Inc
William Walker
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Ross
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Charles
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May
Rosa
Linda
Elena
Mrs. Lebaron
US Starf
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Trinity Episcopal Church
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R. F. Goranson
KEIO
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The
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Sarah Devaney
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