Negotiations progress on highway repairs with Rupert district
The highway chief said talks are under way between the highway bureau and the Rupert highway district to arrange needed repairs. Firefighters assisting in Payette National Forest were recalled to regular duties in Nez Perce and Clearwater forests.
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Highway Bureau
Rupert Highway District
Grangeville
Payette National Forest
Nez Perce
Clearwater National Forests
Paul Prety
Cassia County Schools Announce 1949 50 Calendar
Cassia county schools in Burley have released the 1949 50 term plan approved by the board of trustees. Sessions begin August 26 for principals, August 29 for faculty, August 30 marks first pupil attendance with bus service, and regular registration. Labor Day holiday September 5, conventions in Twin Falls, October harvest break, Thanksgiving break November 24 25, Christmas to January 2 break, students return January 3, final day May 26 marking end of school year.
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Burley
Bernell Wrigley
Cassia
Board of Trustees
Burley High School
Winfield Hurst
Declo P.I.A
Lyla Gillis
Bernice Hughes
South Central Idaho Education Association
Twin Falls
Pur
Nylon Dolls Hair Makes Permanents Possible
Nylon doll wigs are now manufactured by a New York firm for use in make believe play. The filaments are three-thousandths of an inch thick and resemble real hair. The wigs are washable, combable, and resistant to water soaps and detergents. Chemists say brushing will not cause brittleness or shedding.
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Wilmington
Del
Big Sister
New York
Idaho News Roundup: new appoinments and industry gains
Professor Henry F. Gauss is named research professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Idaho by President Buchanan. Idaho forest area totals 18 813 000 acres, down from 22 940 000. Potlatch Forests opens a 1 250 000 veneer plant at Lewiston and plans a 12 000 000 pulp mill there. Idaho absorbs 3 000 in gifts to the University of Idaho for research. David Weeks named Idaho state director for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. FBI shed no new light on Dee Sontag shooting. Western Empire Development Co Inc filed with secretary of state. Clark Hand promoted to lieutenant. Nine new polio cases push Idaho total to 263. Downard Bridge near Rupert flagged for repairs.
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Moscow
Henry F. Gauss
J. E. Buchanan
University of Idaho
Board of Regents
Lewiston
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Potlatch Forests, Inc
Idaho
Westvaco Chemical Co
Pocatello
Gates Brothers
Wendell
Idaho Power Co
Snake River
Bradley Mining Company
Stibnite
Boise
David Weeks
Burley
The
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Ruth Williams
Weeks
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U of I Moscow
Sdose
Hailey
Blaine County
L. E. Outts
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Sun Valley
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