Easter Cantatas Raise Hope Across Local Churches
Easter programs fill several churches with cantatas and sermons. Latter day Saints present The Easter Garden starring MissJean Bowman. Lutheran and Catholic choirs perform choral pieces and Easter selections. Bethany Baptist, Methodist, and Zoar Congregational churches host Easter services with sermons on Christ rising and the empty tomb.
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Latter-day Saints Church
Joseph
Aramathea
Christ
Mary Magdalene
Peter
John
Disciple
Jean Bowman
Lucy Horsely
Bertha Sawyer
Cosmic Thornton
Wm. Johnson
M. J. Galle
Zoar Congregational Church
A. F. Mayor's Race Sees First Challenger Since 1945
AMERICAN FALLS The filing deadline approached as incumbent mayor N. H. Farrell faced opposition for the first time since 1945. Arthur E. Linschied filed for mayor on the Democratic line alongside Byron Crowder for city clerk. Other races included T. E. Sparks for clerk and several ward council seats. J. Paul Evans withdrew from the race after earlier filing.
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American Falls
Arthur E. Linschied
Byron Crowder
Linschied
Crowder
N. H. Farrell
T. E. Sparks
T. E. St. John
R. Philip Peterson
A. J. Watts
Art Liese
J. Paul Evans
School Bids Soon Ready for Franklin County Unit
Dayton plans for a new West Side Class A high school in the Franklin district move toward bids as architects Karl and Wesley Schaub of Logan prepare final plans. Superintendent Reed G. Anderson says state board approval is near. Project cost tops a quarter of a million dollars with 14 classrooms a gymnasium auditorium home economics and visual aids. A 248000 bond was approved by voters last fall. Dayton site on a 14 acre tract donated by Dayton village. Some improvements already done.
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Dayton
Franklin
West Side
Karl and
Wesley Schaub
Logan
Reed G. Anderson
Schaub Brothers
Idaho State Board of Education
Anderson
Weston High School
Clifton High School
Dayton Village
Woman Charged With First Degree Poison Murder
Mrs. Lottie Ashdown of Homedale faces first degree murder charges in Canyon County for poisoning her husband Vivian Ashdown, a rancher. An information filed by County Attorney W. W. Wander alleges deliberate malice with strychnine. She allegedly signed a written confession. also known as Elizabeth Lacey and Lotti Hopkins Ashdown.
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Caldell
Lottie Ashdown
Homedale
Vivian
Canyon County
W. W. Wander
Vivian Ashdown
Elizabeth Lacey
Lotti Hopkins Ashdown
Wander
Ray Luckenga
Why Bannock Needs New Jail
A federal prison inspector calls Bannock County Jail a relic of the dark ages describing unsanitary quarters. The juvenile cell block is shown and a nonfunctional shower room is noted with water leaking to the floor below. Deputy N S Fordyce points to the unusable shower as Mattresses stacked by James L Johnson.
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Bannock County
N. S. Fordyce
James L. Johnson
Mendy
Idaho officials forecast orderly job growth for new atomic plant
Local employment officials in Idaho said applications for work at the new atomic plant near Pocatello have fallen last week. They expect limited local employment this year, with peak construction work not exceeding 6000 jobs in 1953 and initial work focused on test wells. Seasonal farm jobs remain the main nearby opportunity. Around 25,000 Navy personnel are reported in travel status.
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Idaho State Employment Agency
Pocatello
the Inquirer
Naimely
Blackfoot
Tolaho Falls
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Idaho
Ator Taylor
Sanborn
Phillips
AEC
Idaho Falls
France Ends Rationing on Butter Cheese and Milk
Paris reports butter cheese and milk removed from rationing for the first time in nearly a decade while essential items remaining under controls include gasoline coffee sugar rice margarine lard and olive oil.
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Paris
France
Boise Quits Rent Control
Boise rent control board voted to recommend removal of rent controls in Idaho's capital. Frank Sekins, chair, said the move safeguards residents in rental units and about ten thousand people would be affected. A public hearing is set for April 28, and officials note a backstop exists under home rule if overcharges occur.
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Boise
Boise Rent Control Board
Tighe Woods
Washington, D. C
Idaho
Frank Sekins
Sekins
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