Air industry set for boom with 70-group air force bill
Washington United Press Aviation Writer Charles Cordry reports that a $3.198 billion procurement bill aims to accelerate jet and conventional plane orders, lifting production from 1,500 to about 4,200 in 18 months, boosting employment and modernizing the air forces within five years.
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Congress
Charles Cordry
United Press
Washington
Air Force
Navy
Cote Es
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Letter from Hawkes Transfer on Truck Routes and Highways
A Hawkes Transfer & Storage Co letter to Sam defends trucks on city streets and argues against overstrict truck bans. It supports designated truck routes and bypasses, cites highway department cooperation, and urges Idaho Motor Transport Association surveys for better highway planning.
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Sam
Highway Department
American Trucking Association
New ISC Men’s Group Emerges on Idaho State College Campus
Martin O'Farrell of Pocatello announces a new organization the Associated Men Students aimed at Idaho State College. The group would include about 1200 male students and seek broad participation with a temporary executive committee listing O'Farrell, Victor Duke, Jerry Olson, and Robert Hartvigsen.
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Idaho State College
Martin O’farrell
Pocatello
Associated Men
O'Farrell
Victor Duke
Provo
Jerry Olson
Robert Hartvigsen
Lincoln School PTA Meeting Tonight With Music and Talk
Mrs Leland Williams announces an 8 p m Lincoln school PTA meeting tonight. The program features music by the school glee club and a talk on child health by Dr George Cox plus installation of newly elected officers.
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Lincoln School
Leland Williams
George Cox
What If A Bomb Hit Times Square
Washington estimates of a single modern A bomb over Times Square on a work day would kill hundreds of thousands. About 642000 could be irradiated within a defined zone and 300000 more might die later from radiation sickness, with 6500 potentially escaping.
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Times Square
Washington
New York
Japan
Russia
Nagasaki
Hiroshima
22Nd Street
Central Park
First Avenue
Hudson River
Washington Square
78Th Street
Long Island City
East River
NEA
Mal Plan Association
Manhattan
Retired Railroad Man Passes in Pocatello
Alfred Ammon Smith 71 of 530 South Arthur Avenue died in a hospital after a lingering illness. Born February 14, 1877 in Missouri, he moved to Cheyenne as a youth and later worked for several railroads including Union Pacific where he served 35 years before retiring in 1940. He married twice, survived by a widow, three daughters, a son, seven grandchildren, and a sister. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at McHan Henderson chapel with burial in Mountain View.
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Alfred Ammon Smith
Arthur Avenue
Mr. Smith
Missouri
Francis and
Mary Elizabeth Davis Smith
Cheyenne
Wyoming
D. & R. G. Railroad
Bingham & Garfield Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
Pocatello
Union Pacific
Julia Cast
Salt Lake City
Utah
Smith
Bessie Buckingham
W. E
Melba) Chambers
Norman C. Smith
Redman Washington
May. Hillyard
First Congregational Church
Carman Lodge No
Union Pacific Old Timer Club
McHan- Henderson
Ed Cunningham
Mountain View Cemetery
The
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Council Head Addresses West Pocatello Stake Conference
Levi Edgar Young, president of the First Council of Seventy, urged the youth to live near the church and uphold honesty and integrity. The West Pocatello Stake Conference, led by stake president Twayne Austin, included visitors from Salt Lake City such as Young and Fenno B. Casto and featured talks by Grant Stowell, Keith Mollerup, and Dana Muir.
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Levi Edgar Young
First Council of Seventy
West Pocatello
Twayne Austin
Salt Lake City
Young
Fenno B. Casto
General Church Welfare Committee
Third Ward
Grant Stowell
Keith Mollerup
Dana Muir
Sawdust to Feed: Plank Steaks Coming Up
The note states sawdust will be processed into cattle feed and hints at upcoming plank steak preparations, implying a local event or cooking or industrial plan.
Two youths injured in highway crash near Massacre Rocks
Hood reported a late night crash east of Massacre Rocks when a car left the highway and was found wrecked. One passenger Mix moaned and the other Schenk lay cut and bleeding behind a barb-wire fence. Emergency aid arrived after a delay as responders recalled the scene and delayed help.
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Hood
The
Pocatello Post
Massacre Rocks
Schenk
American Falls
Mix
Sthenk
Raymond Schenk
Rupert
Alma Mix
Santander Square Snipers Quieted After Two Hour Battle
In Bogota soldiers fought snipers in downtown Santander Square as Inter-American conference subcommittees push to finish work. The two hour gun battle caused crowds to flee church services but the war ministry reported no casualties and the area quieted after the army silenced the snipers.
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Bogota
Colombia
Santander Square
War Ministry
Santander
Outlook Bright for Farming in Eastern Idaho
Watershed levels in eastern Idaho have risen over the past two months raising the farming outlook to very bright, according to Lynn Crandall district watermaster.
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Idaho Falls
Ida
Idaho
Lynn Crandall
District Watermaster
Dowling, Sarah Anna 86, dies in Blackfoot funeral planned
Sarah Anna Dowling 86, of 296 Pershing, died Sunday morning after a lingering illness. Born September 25, 1861 in Melrose Iowa, she married William F. Dowling in 1886 at St. Joseph Missouri. She moved to Pocatello from Nebraska 21 years ago and belonged to the Reorganized L D S church. She is survived by two sons E F Dowling of Pocatello and F L Dowling of Casper Wyoming, a daughter Elsie Zicafoose of Long Beach California, a half brother Ode Watkins of Patterson Missouri and a half sister Mrs Julia Lawson of Seattle Washington. Funeral arrangements by Arthur W. Hall Mortuary.
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Melrose
Iowa
Elijah
Miranda Black Kendall
William F. Dowling
St. Joseph
Missouri
Pocatello
Nebraska
Reorganized
L. D. S. Church
E. F. Dowling
F. L. Dowling
Casper
Wyoming
Elsie Zicafoose
Long Beach
California
Ode Watkins
Patterson
Julia Lawson
Seattle
Washington
Arthur W. Hall Mortuary
Russets to Parade Through Idaho Falls May 21
Idaho Falls Russets baseball team returns from San Bernardino training camp on April 21 with a business district parade and a booster club dinner planned for that evening in Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Falls Russet
San Bernadino
Calif
Idaho Falls
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Meee Giepinn
Pocatello Drug Co
Moore Drug Co
Dep't. Drug & Health Food Stores
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