State College Forms Student Placement Service
State College creates a placement bureau for seniors and alumni with Clarence A. Tallberg named ISC placement secretary. He will coordinate employer outreach in Idaho, charging students a $1 fee while employers pay nothing. Tallberg, an ISC veteran since 1947, brings experience in vocational advising and military service to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
Carl W. McIntosh
McIntosh
ISC
Clarence A. Tallberg
Tallberg
Idaho
Bureau
Chambers of Commerce
Dartmouth College
Stanford University
San Francisco
Marine Corps
Veterans Administration
Boise and
Pocatello
Two Pilots Die In American Gold Cup Air Races
SAN DIEGO Calif UP Two pilots including Art Chester Lomita Cal president of the Professional Race Pilots Assn were killed in crashes at the First Annual American Gold Cup Air Races. Heisel 23 of Frenchtown NJ died after his plane fell during a semi final event. Officials kept Heisel's death from spectators. Heisel had flown in Miami last January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Art Chester
Lomita
Cal
Assn
Chester
Bob Heisel
Frenchtown
N. J
Heisel
Pitt
Police Captain Shot by Off-Duty Officer in East Side Tavern
Buffalo precinct captain Edward C. Barrett is killed by Detective James Fan in a tavern two hours past closing. Det. Fan, 47, fired two bullets. Barrett was unarmed. Det. Chief Fitzgibbons noted conflicting stories and a first degree murder charge was filed. liquor authorities review why the bar remained open after 3 a.m.
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Buffalo, N
City Police Department
East Side
Edward C. Barrett
James Fan
Barrett
William — T. Fitzgibbons
Ryan
John Carney
Barrettt
Fitzgibbons
John F. Dwyer
State Liquor Authority
Bus Driver's Job Ended After Reckless Crossing Incident
Russell C. Johnson, Middleton school bus driver, pleaded guilty to reckless driving after his bus carrying 18 children barely crossed a railroad crossing on Highway 44 ahead of a fast freight train. Officer D. E. Kelly cited eyewitnesses and the engineer who barely avoided disaster. Johnson forfeited his job and paid a $100 fine as Justice of the Peace W. S. Maxey sentenced him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Russell C. Johnson
Middleton
Justice of the Peace
W. S. Maxey
Canyon County
Johnson
D. E. Kelly
Kelly
Maxey
Hunter Donald Jensen in critical condition after hunting accident
Boise report states 22 year old Donald Jensen of Nampa was accidentally shot while hunting near his home. He remained on the critical list last night at the Veterans hospital though authorities said his condition was satisfactory following abdominal wounds by the incident near Boise.
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Boise
Donald Jensen
Nampa
Veterans’ Hospital
Rare Operation May Save Baby Born Insides Out
In Glendale California a newborn girl weighing 3 pounds 5 ounces was born with her stomach liver appendix and part of her intestines outside the body in a sac formed by the umbilical cord. After a rare operation to place the organs inside the abdomen the infant revived when the anesthetist resuscitated her. The child is from RH negative parents whose three previous infants died. Doctors faced risks from internal pressure and RH blood factors but expect her to survive.
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Glendale
Calif
William H. Block
Behrens Memorial Hospital
Block
Black Block
Fort Worth Mother of Six Wins American Mother of the Year
Mrs. E. A. Gillis, 60, of Fort Worth, honored as American Mother of the Year by the National American Mothers' committee. She raised six children aged 21 to 38, and temporarily cared for eight more to help educate them. Her son Don Gillis is NBC production manager and composer of noted works.
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Fort Worth
Tex
E. A. Gillis
National American Mothers’ Committee
The
Golden Rule Foundation
Motorcycle Mishap Near Boise Leaves Two Hurt
Clyde Patton age 28 of Cascade suffered a broken arm and other injuries when his motorcycle skidded and overturned on Horseshoe Bend road northwest of Boise. He was described in good condition at St. Alphonsus hospital. Riding companion Frank Strauchon 25, also of Cascade, was treated for cuts and bruises and released.
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Boise
Clyde Patton
Cascade
Horseshoe Bend Road
Here
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Frank Strauchon
Alpette Ski Club Meeting Tonight at YMCA
The Alpette Ski Club will meet at 8 o clock tonight at the YMCA to elect new officers for the coming year and to begin a program of reorganizing the club.
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Alpette Ski Club
YMCA
Women’s League Social in Labor Temple Soon
Members of the Pocatello Women’s Union Labor League sponsor a social Wednesday night April 27 at 8 o’clock in the Labor Temple. All Gate City women whose husbands are union members are invited to join the league and attend. The league’s next business meeting is May 11 in the Labor Temple.
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Pocatello Womens’ Union Labor League
Labor Temple
Gate City
Auto Mishap Near Payette Injures Nine
A three car highway crash on U S Highway 30 near Payette left one man in serious condition and eight others with bruises. James Perkins of Weiser remained unconscious more than 16 hours after the collision. Marvin Wallace of Payette appeared to fall asleep, veering into the northbound lane and causing Perkins's car to roll over four times. Wallace struck Ray Boston of Ontario, whose car then skidded into a telephone pole. no serious injuries were reported for Boston or his three passengers.
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Payette
James Perkins
Weiser
Payette Hospital
Payette County
Ray Stephens
U. S. Highway 30
Marvin Wallace
Stephens
Wallace
Per
Perkins
Ray Boston
Ontario
Ore
Boston
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Stations Today
A dense listing of daily shows across KEYY 1240 KC KEIO 1450 KC and KSEI 930 KC including Gardener segment Down the Trail at 6:55 and News at 7:15. Features span music acts Opera and orchestras with time slots from 7:30 to 11:55 PM and late morning to afternoon programs on multiple stations.
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Bill Henry
American Forum of
Gabriel Heatter
Dick Ha
Gedric Foster
Happy Gang
U. S. Marine Band
Mounts
Funeral Held for Slain Opera Singer in Dallas
Memorial services were held Sunday by the touring Metropolitan Opera company troupe for tenor John Garris, slain at Atlanta early last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Metropolitan 7 Company
John Garris
Atlanta
Blackfoot Receives New Laundry Plant With Wiper Service
Blackfoot gains a new laundry facility in the old Creamery building on Bridge Street. Clyde E. Stone reports operation within 30 days, featuring Wiper Service for service stations, delivery, towel and linen service. Albert Anderson of Logan, Utah named manager.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Laundry Co
Clyde E. Stone
Ogden
Stone
Blackfoot Creamery
Bridge Street
Albert Anderson
Logan
Utah
Wallace Denounces Acheson Visa Ruling in New York
Henry Wallace called Dean Acheson a frightened man and condemned recommending visa denials for Pierre Cot and Ronni Zilliacus as illegal. He wired Attorney General Tom C. Clark to allow the two lawmakers to enter the United States for a speaking tour, arguing the grounds against them are unfounded and political.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Wallace
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Wallace
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