Creameries Employees Awarded Raises In Idaho Pact
Contract negotiations ending Thursday grant 10 to 40 percent pay hikes to about 175 creamery workers in Pocatello Boise and Twin Falls. Teamsters Local 983 secretary treasurer Clarence Lott said the accord raises women's starting pay to 80 cents per hour and men's to $1 with a 48 hour work week and overtime. The union became bargaining agent after a July vote and certification. Two weeks vacation is included.
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Idaho
Clarence Lott
Teamsters’ Union
Pocatello
Boise
Twin Falls
Lett
Pocatello Mailman Barrett Describes Service and Home
Barrett, a 47 year old Idaho native born in Ashton, has called Pocatello home since 1914. He served in the U S Army from 1936 with five years in the 116th Engineers attached to the 41st Division, seeing action in Australia New Guinea and Hollandia landings. He is married with five children and active in the American Legion Post 4, enjoying hunting and fishing when possible.
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Pocatello
Ashton
Barrett
Uncle Sam
116Th Engineers
Australia
New Guinea
Hollandia
Guna Gona
Biaki
Hirohito
Pocatello Post No. 4
American Legion
East Center Street
Idaho Dentist Licenses Granted to Thirteen Practitioners
Mrs. Estella Mulliner announced thirteen individuals newly licensed to practice dentistry in Idaho. The list includes Shirley Clifford Beard of Salina Utah, John Robert Davis of Nephi Utah, Rex P. Hall of Burley, Junior Tsuneaki Kihara of Pocatel lo, Reese B. Mason of Tremonton Utah, Vernon Albert Nord of Wallace, Frank Pavel Jr. of Lewiston, Lavern Arnold Piper of Minneapolis, Paul H. Poulson of Boise, Charles Emery Rigby of Driggs, Robert M. Scates of Sandpoint, and Kirk Clifford Wise of Clearwater Kansas.
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Boise
Estella Mulliner
Idaho
Shirley Clifford Beard
Salina
Utah
John Robert Davis
Nephi
Rex P. Hall
Burley
Junior Tsuneaki Kihara
Pocatello
Reese B. Mason
Tremonton
Vernon Albert Nord
Wallace
Frank Pavel, Jr
Lewiston
Lavern Arnold Piper
Minneapolis
Paul H. Poulson
Charles Emery Rigby
Driggs
Robert M. Scates
Sandpoint
Kirk Clifford Wise
Clearwater
Kan
Generals Back B 36 Claims Against Attacks
Generals Curtis LeMay and George Kenney testified before the House Armed Services Committee that the B 36 bomber is an almost perfect atomic bomb carrier and that Russia has no defenses against it. They said no fighter can intercept the B 36 at night and that a B 36 interceptor remains five years away.
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Curtis. E. LeMay
George C. Kenney
Congress
Russia
House
Armed Services Committee
Navy
U. S.S. United States
LeMay
Moscow
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Eurasia
Kenney
James E. van Zandt
Naval Reserve
van Zandt
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