Forty six to graduate at ISC summer session
Forty six students will receive degrees and certificates at Idaho State College at the close of the nine week summer session. The largest group, 25, will earn bachelor of science in pharmacy, with 17 from Liberal Arts. Certificates in aviation mechanics go to four students. Awards will be finalized in June at the regular commencement.
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Idaho State
College of Liberal Arts
James N. Franklin
Ardeth C. Shumway
Alfred B. Trosper
Harold
van der Linde
Pocatello
Clifford E. Barnett
Grangeville
Rex L. Casper
James E. Hutchings
Rigby
Reid Bell
Wendell Schenk
Buhl
Fred S. Crowley
Caldwell
Vernon J. Davidson
Twin Falls
Laurence E. Gale
Bonners Ferry
Jimmy N. Hoffman
Alpine
Russell L. Jewett
Noman
Springfield
Helen J. Cox
Rockland
William H. Folsom
Gaylord W. Toler
Eugene A. Hemming
Ashton
Lila C. Kurtz
Wendell
Hardy B. Ross
Idaho Falls
Donald F. Neilson
Ralph H. Perkins
Murtaugh
Harold Leeney
Lynn H. Gardner
Hazelton
Arthur R. Say
Warren J. Smith
Grace
Idaho Chamber estimates state share of foreign aid costs
The Idaho Chamber of Commerce says Idaho taxpayers would pay about 14.97 million dollars as their share of foreign aid programs awaiting congressional approval. Based on Council data, the Mountain and Pacific states would bear 676.763 million dollars if European recovery and other relief bills pass.
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BOISE
Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Chamber
Research Office of
The
Council
State Chambers of Commerce
Mountain
Pacific Coast
Reading gunner 74 wins Berks trapshooting title
George P. Fairchild, a Reading gunsman aged 74, won the Berks County trapshooting championship by hitting 99 of 100 targets, defeating top regional shooters.
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Reading
George P. Fairchild
Fairchild
Berks County
One Hundred Million Spent on Music Lessons in U S
A newspaper quip notes that a hundred million dollars yearly goes to music lessons in the United States. The remark suggests imagined savings on earmuffs if that sum were redirected.
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U. S
Double Wedding Ties Inked From Wanted Ad Match
In St Joseph Missouri a 21 year old construction worker and his 18 year old wife Irene Krebs wed in a double ceremony at the Frog Hop ballroom after meeting via a newspaper want ad. The wedding also linked partner Mortimore and Delores Haskey in a rapid romance boosted by the ad driven match making.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
U.P
Want
Want Ad
Frog Hop
Charles Donelson
Irene Krebs
St. Joseph
Donelson
Irene
Mortimore
Delores Haskey
Hawaii Governor Signs Emergency Seizure Bill
Honolulu Governor Ingram Stainback signs a emergency strike bill giving power to seize and operate Hawaii’s strikebound stevedoring firms with or without the aid of the longshoremen. He may declare a territory wide state of emergency and orders waterfront parties to return to work. If refused, he can take immediate possession of the struck companies.
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Honolulu
Ingram Stainback
CLO
Stainback
Convicted Idahoans Obtain Probation
Two Wall ace Ida men faced probation for embezzling 213000 from Idaho mining firms. Judge Sam Driver fined Francis C. Keane 1500 and gave four years probation with a no alcohol clause. Joseph V. Gris mer received two years probation after a similar plea. James A. Allen of Spokane got 18 months in federal prison.
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Spokane
Wallace, Ida
Idaho
Sam Driver
Francis C. Keane
Keane
Joseph V. Grismer
James A. Allen
Wolf Kills 27 Sheep In Seven Minute Blitz
In Bijar Iran a wolf killed 27 sheep in seven minutes after burrowing through a wall into Hossein’s yard. The seven minute attack left 27 slain and seven injured while one sheep was carried off, with the wolf fleeing.
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Tehran
Bijar
Hossein
Doctor Held by Patient Skip Sparked By Entertaining Quote
A reader questions the ethics of singling out the medical profession after a Connecticut doctor was held up by a patient and a prior joke about radiologists. The remark sparked renewed debate on patient conduct and professional respect.
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Connecticut
Mrs Nelson Rites Set for Tuesday in Preston
Funeral services for Margaret Foss Nelson 39 who died Friday of a cerebral hemorrhage will be held Tuesday at 10 a m in the Fourth ward LDS chapel. Burial in Preston cemetery under Webb mortuary direction. She leaves Earl Nelson and three sons Neil Kent and Craig, her mother Emily Foss Craner Wichita Kan, a brother Frank Foss Preston and sisters Gwen Collier and Sadie Lea of San Francisco.
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Preston
Margaret Foss Nelson
Fourth Ward
LDS Church
A. E. Bell
First North
Webb Mortuary
Nelson
Franklin N
Emily Evans Foss
University of Idaho
Moscow
Earl Nelson
Farmington
Utah
Neil
Kent
Craig
Emily Foss Craner
Wichita
Kan
Frank Foss
Gwen Collier
Sadie Lea
San Francisco
Butter production up in Idaho for June
U S agriculture department reports Idaho produced 2 300 000 pounds of butter in June up 2 percent from May while cheese output reached 2 370 000 pounds in the same month reflecting steady dairy gains in the state Boise Idaho.
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Boise
U. S. Agriculture Department
Idaho
Forest Head Warns Of Fires
Minidoka Forest Supervisor A. E. Briggs warns that extreme heat and low humidity raise fire danger across timber brush and grass areas for the next six weeks. Travelers should check mufflers pipes and extinguish camps and cigarettes. no man caused fires in the forest this year.
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Burley
Minidoka
A. E. Briggs
Brige
Minidoka Forest
Briggs
Rites Held For Mrs Eklund Deputy Treasurer
Funeral services for Mrs Dean Eklund deputy treasurer of Minidoka county were conducted at the LDS tabernacle with Bishop LeRoy Blacker presiding. The body was taken to Smithfield Utah for burial in the family plot. Goodman mortuary handled arrangements. The courthouse flag flew at half mast and courthouse staff attended the service.
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Rupert
Dean Eklund
Minidoka County
LDS Tabernacle
LeRoy Blacker
Smithfield
Utah
Goodman Mortuary
Court House
Crow May Be Cue To Baby's Speech
Champaign Illinois UP A psychologist at the University of Illinois uses Crowham the talking crow to study how babies learn speech. Dr O M Mowrer sees the bird as a bridge between humans and animals and notes Crowham learned a ten word vocabulary. The bird was trained by 17 year old David Maxfield who later gave it to the researcher for tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Ill
George M. Crowham
O. M. Mowrer
University of Illinois
Crowham
David Maxfield
Edwardsville
Maxfield
Mowrer
One-armed bandit injures player in Johnstown incident
In Johnstown Pennsylvania a slot machine struck a man when the lever snapped back injuring his right arm. He was taken to a hospital for treatment. The incident underscores dangers of mechanical gambling devices.
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Johnstown
West Coast Woman Regains Lost Voice After Two Months
A west coast woman who had lost her voice for two months has reportedly regained it. The anecdote ends with her likely muttering a fragmented line, Now, where was I. The brief notes the prior voice loss and a momentary resumed speech.
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Imith
Ted Collins
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KEIO
American Broadcasting Company
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Wedre
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Pocatello Army Store
E. Center
Forest Head
Eklund
Stevice
Mitchell
Radio & Appliance CO
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