ISC announces six new faculty appointments at Idaho State College
President Carl W. McIntosh names Dr. Rufus A. Lyman director of student health and professor of biology part time, succeeding Dr. A. M. Newton who resigns to focus on private practice. Also appointed are Miss Gertrude Finch as assistant registrar, Jack Hartvigsen as executive secretary of the ISC film library, Ted Smith as physics instructor, and two graduates named as assistants Harold Judge in physics and Larry Gale in pharmacy.
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Carl W. McIntosh
Idaho State College
Rufus A. Lyman
ISC
A. M. Newton
Newton
Lyman
John Hopkins University
University of Nebraska
U. S. Naval School
Guam
Gertrude Finch
New York
University of Iowa
Phi Beta Kappa
Lasie
Columbian University
Miss Finch
Columbia
Julliard School of Music
Julliard
Jack Hartvigsen
Will
ISC -Film Library
Hartvigsen
Department of Education
Bluford ‘ Minor
Ted Smith
Smith
University of Washington
University of Idaho
North Carolina State College
American Physical Society
Toastmaster Club Forms in Pocatello Meeting
Business and professional men of Pocatello will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in room 214 at the Bannock hotel to organize a Toastmasters club. Ed Chally of Idaho Power Co. says the club aims to help members master public speaking and leadership. Clark S. Carlile of Idaho State College will discuss speech training for the ordinary man. Temporary officers will be chosen and a committee will draft a constitution and by-laws.
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Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Ed Chally
Idaho Power Co
Idaho State College
Defense Secretary halts 65,000-ton carrier project
Secretary Louis Johnson ordered immediate discontinuation of the U S S United States carrier at Newport News. The 188 million dollar vessel would carry 24 heavy bombers or 120 fighters and cost 30 to 35 million more to outfit. The move, praised by air power advocates, shifts strategic bombing balance from the Navy to the Air Force.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Louis Johnson
Navy
Defense Department
Johnson
Newport News
John L. Sullivan
U.S.S. United States
Newport Drydock and Shipbuilding Co
Air Force
Idaho Proclaims New State Code As Law
Gov. C. A. Rob ins proclaimed the new Idaho code the law of the state. The codes, annotated by the 29th legislature, will guide attorneys and judges in civil and criminal actions. A second shipment was due at the secretary of state's office, but funding delays prevented delivery to entitled recipients.
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BOISE
LLP
C. A. Robins
Idaho
Secretary of State
Rims and Tire Stolen From Parked Cars
Dale Barnett reports four white steel rims stolen from his car on Fourth Avenue valued at 9.75 dollars. Mrs. Alva M. Dryden reports a tire stolen from her car at a service station.
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Dale Barnett
Fourth Ave
Pocatello
Stollen
Alva M. Dryden
Sixth Ave
Idaho P-TA Elects Officers During 42nd Convention
Mrs Paul Kohout of Boise was chosen president as 330 delegates gathered for the Idaho congress of parents and teachers final day of its 42nd annual session. Mrs C S Bosquet of Pocatello was named vice president and Mrs Kennen Whitesides of Twin Falls was elected secretary.
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Coeur D’alene
Paul Kohout
Boise
Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers
P-Ta
C. S. Bosquet
Pocatello
Kennen Whitesides
Twin Falls
George
Willys Price Cut Brings Jeep Line to Gate City
Mansfield Picanco of the Truck and Bus Equipment Co. announces new Willys prices in Gate City with cuts from $25 to $270 on Universal Jeep Jeepster four and six cylinder wagons station sedans panels and two and four wheel drive trucks. Tonkin Jr. Boise is re-elected treasurer. Picano says the vehicles offer great bargains and economy for diverse jobs.
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Gate City
Willys- Overland
Mansfield Picanco
Truck and Bus Equipment Co
Oil Pipelines to Expand 1951 Distribution Network
A nickel worth of electricity can move a barrel of crude oil 1400 miles via pipelines. By year end 1951 world pipeline facilities for oil and natural gas distribution will expand by 29 000 miles.
Malad Stake Holds LDS Fast Day on Sunday
President S A Henderson of the Malad stake announced that LDS Fast Day services will be held in the Malad stake Sunday. The change was made necessary because the stake quarterly conference will be held on the first Sunday.
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Malad
S. A. Hendricks
Stake
Durable surface material described for quick-drying, smudge resistant use
The piece markets a tough, durable surface that dries quickly and resists smudging. It notes limited stocks and urges customers to visit a nearby DUCO dealer to purchase.
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DUCO
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Harold Judge
Pingree
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Bonners Ferry
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Gale
College of Pharmacy
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Willys
Picano
Jarman Shoes
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