Luxurious New Masonic Temple Opens in Southeastern Idaho
Southeastern Idaho's new Masonic temple on North Arthur Ave opens to the public for a Tuesday open house at 7 p.m. The brick building cost 250000 dollars and showcases an entrance with marble inlays, rainbow walls, and indirect lighting. Inside features include a ballroom dining room, white kitchens, steam furnace, air conditioning, two large halls with balconies, and tea service by the Eastern Star.
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Southeastern Idaho
Masonic Temple
North Arthur Ave
Eastern Star
Union Pacific names three men to new posts in executive reshuffle
Arthur E. Stoddard is named vice president and head of the eastern district succeeding the late W. H. Guild. H. E. Shumway becomes general manager of the eastern district and L. J. Bachman is promoted to secretary and assistant to the president. All appointments take effect September 1 and were announced in Omaha by G. F. Ashby.
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Omaha
Neb
Arthur E. Stoddard
Union Pacific
Eastern
Union Pacific and
Lessor Lines
W. H. Guild
H. E. Shumway
Mr. Stoddard
Eastern District
L. J. Bachman
G. F. Ashby
Auburn
Stoddard
Texas
West
Grand Island
Valley
North Platte
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Laramie
Green River
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
Navy
South America
Shumway
Colorado
Bachman
Bond Issue Is Approved by Pocatello City Council
Pocatello officials approved an anticipation bond of 200000 on September 2 and moved 40000 from the general fund to the water department. The old municipal golf course clubhouse was turned over to the recreation department for future use with the new swimming pool planned.
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Pocatello City
General Fund
Water Department
Pocatello Municipal
City Recreation Department
Pocatello
Last Band Concert Finale at Ross Park
The final summer season band concert at Ross Park begins at 6 15 p m and is sponsored by the American Federation of Musicians through the recording tax fund. The program features Colossus of Columbia March Finlandia A Bull in a China Shop Father of Victory March Merry Wives of Windsor Overture Patrol Comique Moment Musical Texas Centennial March La Golandrina and Thundered March by Sousa on the program.
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Ross Park
American Federation of Musicians
Recording Tax Fund
Where Tourist Dollars Go in Black Hills
The Black Hills and Bad Lands association survey shows the average tourist in the Black Hills spends about 7 dollars per day. Association manager K F Olson said 1081 individuals were surveyed. Reported averages include 1.70 for overnight accommodations 2.14 for food and 3.19 for automobile expenses and incidentals.
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Sturgis
S. D
South Dakota
Black Hills
California seeks tuna in Pacific voyage ends in six weeks
The California fish and game commission launches a six week exploration for albacore and bluefin tuna in the Pacific Ocean between the mainland and Hawaii. The industry has complained of greatly decreased catches in its usual waters.
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San Francisco
California Fish and Game Commission
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
High School Prepares Cafeteria For Students In Idaho
Article highlights Pocatello and Fruitland hot lunch programs with government subsidies since 1937. It notes 450-student capacity, two shifts, meals priced from 10 cents, and dietician planned, while praising Fruitland mothers’ volunteer effort turning a basement into a cafeteria opened February 1947.
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Pocatello High School
Idaho
Pocatello
Fruitland
Beggar Victor Pusatello Identified at Station House
A blind beggar with dark glasses and a white cane, who drew a pencil cup and lit a cigarette, is revealed by a Chicago police station visit to be Victor Pusatello, an ex convict wanted for parole violation.
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Chicago
Victor Pusatello
Former Resident Appointed Pathologist at Luther Hospital Fort Wayne
Dr. Perry C. Martineau son of Mrs. H N Martineau 406 South Johnson Ave has been named pathologist and director of laboratories at the Luthern hospital in Fort Wayne Indiana He comes from Henry Ford hospital Detroit where he studied early cancer diagnosis He will oversee microscopic diagnosis and laboratory supervision Dr Martineau a Pocatello High School graduate Idaho State College 1939 University of Michigan medical school 1943 and MS in pathology 1948 is a contributor to scientific literature junior member of the College of American Pathologists and associate in the Wayne County Medical Society He formerly practiced with Dr O F Call and plans to move his wife and two sons Perry Howard and Clark Wheeler to Fort Wayne
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Perry C. Martineau
H. N. Martineau
Johnson Ave
Howard N. Martineau
Luthern Hospital
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Martineau
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
Michigan
Pocatello High School
School of Pharmacy
Idaho State College
Joseph C. Clothier
University of Michigan Medical School
Mertineau
College of American Pathologists
Wayne County Medical Society
O. F. Call
Perry Howard
Clark Wheeler
Moose group returns from 60th national convention
Ralph S. Garrett T. D. Parkinson T. H. Barnhart H. S. Gorby Louise Eckersley Ann Loveland. Delegates from Pocatello lodge 387 and chapter 833 attended the Chicago meeting. They joined memorial services for James J. Davis founder of the order at Mooseheart Ill. Mooseheart cares for 700 children of deceased members. Walter Gibson of Oakland was elected supreme governor succeeding F Roy Yoke Parkerburg W Va. San Francisco to host 1949 convention.
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Ralph S. Garrett
T. D. Parkinson
T. H. Barnhart
H. S. Gorby
Louise Eckersley
Ann Loveland
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Chicago
Pocatello Lodge
James J. Davis
Mooseheart
Ill
Walter Gibson
Oakland
Calif
F. Roy Yoke
Parkerberg
W. Va
San Francisco
Lightning Strikes Twice At Rapid City Air Base
Lightning sparked a $1000 fire in a small warehouse at the Rapid City air base. The same building had been damaged by a similar blaze six weeks earlier, also caused by lightning.
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Rapid City
S. D
Rapid City Air Force Base
Record of multiple court actions and marriages in Idaho region
Victor William Jacobson and others faced vagrancy and traffic charges with guilty pleas and fines ranging from 2.50 to 100 dollars. Several individuals had suspensions or conditions. Marriage licenses issued to eight couples including Willie Evans and Margaret Mathes. Birth announcements list seven newborns at General Hospital with dates in August. Airline stats note five ground staff per pilot.
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Victor William Jacobson
Henry Hootchen
Gloster Dixon
Ruth Irene Brown
Chee S. Yabeny
Dale Barrett
West Whitman Sr
Brothers Sisters Win at KEIO Kids Club Show
In a family affair at KEIO Kid's club Saturday morning, Bryce Olson, 11, and Kent Olson, 13, won first in the over eight group with a Western themed performance "When the Bloom Is On the Sage" earning a Mickey Mouse wrist watch. Their sisters Sharon, 8, and Dixie, 5, took first in under eight for "Billy Boy" with silver charm bracelets. second place went to Billy Ferrin for "Put Em In A Box" and Patsy Lundquist, Route 1 North, danced a ballet in the younger division.
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Olsen
Blackfoot
Keio Kids’ Club
Dixie
Sharon
Bryce
Kent
Murrell Olsen
Keio Kid’s Club
Kent Olsen
Billy Boy
Billy Ferrin
East Hayden St
Patsy Lundquist
Route 1 North
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High School
Margaret Hickey
Ladies’ Home Journal
Miss Hickey
Fruitland School
New Post
Pleone
News of Record
Thomas E. Kump
Les Rucker
West Custer St
Willie J. Evans
Rocatello
Margaret Mathes
Joe Parris
Arimo
Faye Reimann
Rov
Bruce Oliver Hanson
Nam
Janet Louise Billmeyer
W. C. Lonnie
Perrit
Ohio
Steve Phillips
Boise
William K. Bassett
Helen Schmid
Montpelier
Whitney Scobert
Eugene
W. Darleen Kinder
Fred B. Falfer
Madelelle Ellsworth
R. D. Brennan
Trail Creek Drive
ST Anthony Hospital
Clyde Brisbois
Hood Apartments
Howard Jorgensen
Jefferson Ave
Joseph Garvin
Richland Acres
Route 3
Western Canada
Dyan
Ruly
Fawson Music CO
N. Main
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