Knights of Idaho State College Delegation Heads to IK Convention
Sixteen members of the Intercollegiate Knights from Idaho State College depart for Pullman Washington to attend the national IK convention at Washington State College April 20 to 23. Byron Lemmon of Pocatello leads the delegation which will present a revised constitution from a March regional meeting on ISC campus. Other attendees include Harry Chapman Hagerman Ray Pond Pete Zagerella Gib Smith John Fisher Dick Atwood Bob Taylor Ralph Tucker Jerry Olson Jay Olsen Bill Barton Bob Trout Hatch Barrett Boyd Robbins and Bob Geisenberg of Pocatello.
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Intercollegiate
Knights of Idaho State College
Pullman
Washb
Washington State College
ISC
Byron Lemmon
Pocatello
Duke
Harry Chapman
Hagerman
Ray Pond
Rigby
Pete Zagerella
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gib Smith
John Fisher
Dick Atwood
Bob Taylor
Ralph Tucker
Jerry Olson
Jay Olsen
Bill Barton
Bob Trout
Hatch Barrett
Boyd Robbins
Bob Geisenberg
Arco Land Sale: Homesites and City Park Approved
Boise IUP The state land board approved selling about 40 acres near Arco for homesites and a municipal park, as part of 1400 acres approved for sale. Twenty acres will be subdivided into 60 by 130 foot lots, with the other twenty likely donated to the city for a park pending title easement.
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Boise
State Land Board
Arco
Edward Woozley
Obituaries feature Pearson Lundquist and Millward
James T. Pearson 63 died April 16 in Rupert after stomach cancer. Survivors include siblings in Tennessee and Idaho. body shipped to Tennessee. Junior B. Lundquist Seaman second class graveside service in Rupert cemetery with American Legion and VFW support. David K. Millward 11 months died. funeral Thursday at Arthur W. Hall mortuary. interment Mountainview. parents Joseph Albert and Medra Rose Kennington Millward.
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James T. Pearson
Rupert
Ida
Tennessee
Jackson
Joe Pearson
Pocatello
Harve Pearson
Jeff Baker
John Anderson
Willie Sletcher
Sam Templeton
Will Anderson
Goodman Mortuary
Lundquist
Idn
B. Lundquist
Rupert Cemetery
American Legion, National Guard
V.F.W
Seaman Lundquist
Burley
Hailey High School
Owen Zufelt
Marco Cole
Wanda Williams
Layton
Utah
Roy Lundquist
Goodsprings
Nev
LaVar Nelson
David K. Millward
Joseph Albert
Medra Rose Kennington Millward
Arthur W. Hall
Mountainview Cemetery
Verle
Benjamin Joseph
Pauline
Sarah Luella
Golden K
George Hyrum
Dean Lester
Daniel
Geraldine
Ray
J. H. Kennington
Auburn
Wyo
Luella Millward
Fairview
Truman Seeks World Wheat Pact With 41 Nations
President Truman urged the Senate to ratify a four year world wheat pact among 41 nations that would secure a foreign market for at least 168 million bushels annually. The treaty sets a ceiling price of 1.80 dollars per bushel with government subsidies to farmers to cover the gap from current export prices. The Senate did not act on a similar proposal last year.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Pharmacy leaders outline plans for college facility upgrades
The report highlights Director Leonard and Dean Roscoe at Idaho State College of Pharmacy. It notes their long tenure, extensive education, and research on pharmacognosy and medicinal plants. Roscoe emphasizes upgrading equipment for the college’s premier building in the West.
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Leonard
College of Pharmacy
Northwestern University
Whitman College
Utah State Agricultural College
Pocatello High School
Pocatello
Dean Roscoe
Leonard's
ISC
Idaho Technical Institute
University of Denver
Idaho
Rocky Mountain
Colorado-Wyoming Academy of Science
American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education
Roscoe
Cordell Hull Fully Recovered From Illness
Former Secretary of State Cordell Hull has fully recovered from his long illness that led to his 1944 resignation and has left Bethesda Naval Hospital permanently, sources disclosed last night in Washington.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Bethseda
Naval Hospital
Hiring Hall Issue May Bring Strike On All U S Coasts
Hoyt Haddock CIO Maritime Unions spokesman told Congress unions will strike on all U S coasts if hiring halls are ruled illegal by federal courts. He testified before the Senate Labor Committee on wage hour law amendments.
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Washington
Hoyt Haddock
CIO
Congress
U. S
National Maritime Committee
Haddock
Senate Labor Committee
Quote from Jean Cocteau on apartment entrance dynamics
The fragment presents a French playwright Jean Cocteau remark about entering a New York apartment. It contrasts a strong welcoming woman who greets visitors with a distant, unseen American husband several feet behind. The tone focuses on social observation and character contrast.
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New York
Jean Cocteau
Local Woman Appointed To State Cosmetology Board
Gov. C. A. Robins named members of the state cosmetology policy making board. Appointees include Verna Mc Connell of Boise Marjorie Fast of Wallace and Verda Rossiter of Pocatello. Assistant members in the southwestern district are Bernice Van Sicklin Weiser Addison B Parker Twin Falls Beth Mecham Shelley and Darlene Blackburn Rexburg. North Idaho assistants to be named later.
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BOISE
C .A. Robins
Verna McConnell
Marjorie Fast
Wallace
Verda Rossiter
Pocatello
Bernice van Sicklin
Weiser
Addison B. Parker
Twin Falls
Beth Mecham
Shelley
Darlene Blackburn
Rexburg
North Idaho
Actress Mary Hutchison Performs One Woman Shakespeare Show
ISC students and faculty witnessed Mary Hutchison perform four Shakespearean roles in a one hour show. Mel Schubert introduced Hutchison, renowned from Lady Be Good and other Broadway works, portraying Portia Lady Macbeth Juliet and Rosiland in costume.
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ISC
Mary Hutchison
Miss Hutchison
Yellow Jacket
Mel Schubert
ISC Dramatics
Portia
Lady Macbeth
Juliet
Rosiland
Schubert
Young Army Recruits Charged in Hotel Death
Two teenage army recruits from Fort Derussey Oahu were charged with second degree murder in the death of New York salesman Howard Ripperger. Earl W. Tallman 17 of Portland Oregon and Donald F. Binda 18 of Jeannette Pennsylvania faced formal charges after police found Ripperger fatally beaten with a fractured skull in his hotel room. The youths were handed to the army for disposition.
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Honolulu
T.H
New York
Earl W. Tallman
Portland
Ore
Donald F. Binda
Jeanette
Fort Derussey
Oahu
Army
Howard Ripperger
Flushing
N. Y
Woman Seeks Grandfather in Pocatello Mystery
A Portland woman Mrs Helen Worth seeks her grandfather William Byers a 1915 last contact target in Pocatello as son Joseph Byers is named. Lt J F Bedingfield asks any information be reported to the Pocatello police station. The text also notes Mrs Neuhart as a passenger in a car driven by Harry Wiker when an accident occurred.
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J. F. Bedingfield
William Byers
Pocatello
Sheldon
Bremerton Veteran Hospital names new recreation director
Frank Plouf of Bremerton Washington has been appointed recreational director at the Veterans Administration hospital in Boise. Plouf formerly served as park and recreation director in Bremerton in 1946 and 1947, succeeding John L. Kelly, as announced by Manager J M Carr last night.
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BOISE
Frank Plouf
Bremerton
Wash
Veterans Administration Hospital
J. M. Carr
Plouf
John L. Kelly
Return From 8 Day Parley Inspires ISC Activities
Women students at ISC announce ideas for next year after an eight day Intercollegiate Associated Women Students convention in Albuquerque. Lila Kurtz Wendell and Helen Oelwein Pocatello, AWS officers, with Dean Evelyn Young, met delegates from 89 western colleges and toured Santa Fe and Pueblo. A May 4 Women’s Day is planned and new coed activities may include Coed Week dates, freshmen orientation, and a career conference.
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ISC
Lila Kurtz
Wendell
Helen Oelwein
Pocatello
AWS
Evelyn Young
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Associated Women
Miss Oelwein
Kurtz
Western Colleges
Santa Fe
Pueblo
Missurtz
Seattle
Pipe Plant Capacity Raised at Provo Plant Dedication
Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company unveiled a 3.5 million dollar centrifugal casting division in Provo Utah. Harvey King vice president said the new facility boosts capacity to 100000 tons of pipe annually four times the prior plant.
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Provo
Utah
Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company
Harvey King
Jefferson P-TA Elects New Officers
At the last meeting of the Jefferson school P-TA Mrs. Judson Cook was named president succeeding Mrs. C Reid. Two vice presidents were elected Mrs Ralph Klevenger and Mrs Weldon Perrin. Secretary is Mrs John Reiseinger and treasurer Mrs C Sower. Main speaker Dr M B Sherrard of Bannock county health unit spoke on Mental Health. Officers to be installed at the May meeting.
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Jefferson School
P-Ta
Judson Cook
C. Reid
Ralph Klevenger
Weldon Perrin
John Reiseinger
C. Sower
M. B. Sherrard
Bannock County
Largest U.S. bill features Wilson on a $100,000 note
The highest denomination ever printed is the $100,000 bill depicting President Woodrow Wilson.
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U. S
Woodrow Wilson
Jurors Find Driver Guilty in Drunk Driving Case
The Fifth district court convicted Forrest Poynter after a two day trial. A six member jury found him guilty of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. Defense challenged the brutality claim while City Attorney F E Tideman noted witnesses testified to intoxication at arrest and that drunk drivers threaten pedestrians.
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Fifth District Court
Forrest Poynter
F. E. Tydeman
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Walter H. Anderson
Poynter
Russia
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Gy Bio
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Kentucky
National Distillers Products Corp
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