New Business School To Open In Pocatello
Plans announced for a new business school in Pocatello to open February 1. G B Grimm of Boise and James G Hopper of Pocatello brokered the agreement. The school will occupy the Hopper dairy building on the first floor and run 7 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. five days a week with four teachers led by C E Roberts. Courses include shorthand dictation accounting typing English spelling and federal law. GI Bill enrollment planned for ex military students.
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Pocatello
G. Bus Grimm
Boise
James G. Hopper
Grimm
Grimm’s School of Business
Hopper Dairy
C. E. Roberts
Pocatello Names Outstanding Man for 1943
In a hush hush meeting at the Whit emer hotel seven judges selected Pocatello's outstanding young man for 1943. The winner, chosen by the Junior Chamber of Commerce committee, will be announced January 20. National competition runs during JCMC week January 14 to 21 with judges including Nellie Cline Steenson and others.
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White Man
Pocatello
Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harold Read
Gate City
Bannock County
Margaret Golob
Friendly Merchants Organization
Dean E. O. Leonard
Idaho State College
Perry Harrison
Jaycee
E. “Rip” Gledhill
Pocatello High School
Lou Haller
KSEI
J. L. Craig
Chamber of Commerce
Aso
Norman Berg
Read
US and Britain settle on a standard screw thread
American and British engineers approved a single standard screw thread after years of debate. The new spec uses a 60 degree angle with rounded roots, allowing interchangeability across devices and equipment in both countries. The change ends the 55 degree British angle and aligns crest shapes.
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New York
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Society
Church Movie Slated Saturday at LDS Center
The 1949 story King of Kings will be shown at the LDS Eleventh ward recreation hall at Center street and Garfield avenue on Saturday with showings at 5 7 and 9 p.m. Admission funds go toward buying new church carpets.
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LDS
Center Street
Garfield Avenue
Christ
LDS Eleventh Ward
Eight Idaho Men Inducted at Pocatello Station for Coast Camp
Eight Idaho inductees were processed at the Pocatello examination and induction station en route to Fort Ord for eight weeks of training and a 21 month Army service. Idaho Falls led with five inductees: Archie Dutton James B Polson Carl A Blomberg Norman a Russell Joseph L Stand ey. Others were Harry C Ison Glen Keller and Elgin C Jensen. Three youths volunteered for three years in the regular army: Edward Lewis Moldenhauer Karl Lynn Frandsen and Frederick W Bertsch Jr.
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Fort Ord
Edward Lewis Moldenhauer
Heyburn
Edward Moldenhauer
Karl Lynn Frandsen
Firth
Loomis Frandsen
Frederick W. Bertsch, Jr
Twin Falls
Frederick W. Bertsch
Auto Dealers Plan Big Convention in Boise
The 16th annual Idaho Automobile Dealers Association convention will be held in Boise December 6-7 with about 300 dealers and wives expected. Loren G. Maxwell of Boise is the convention chairman and the luncheon will open the meeting. William S. Hill of Pocatello will deliver the president's address on the association’s progress and upcoming legislative program.
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BOISE
Idaho Automobile Dealers Association
Loren G. Maxwell
William S. Hill
Pocatello
Hill
Be Careful In Mailing Christmas Cards This Year
Postmaster urges prompt mailing and careful addressing to avoid undeliverable holiday mail. Use first class by December 10 for out of state cards and a week before Christmas for local cards. Print full addresses with city state and zip code, affix stamps firmly, and include return addresses.
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John E. Trimming
Wilsom
Oak Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Los Angeles
Jersey
ISC Shows Well In Debate Meet
Nine Idaho State College debaters returned from Seattle after the Western Speech Association conference. Jeanne Clark won first in impromptu speaking, Pompie Johnson placed third in oratory, and Patricia McDevitt reached the oratory finals. Johnson and Squires reached the debate finals but were edged in the last round. ISC faced over 300 students from 30 colleges and met rivals including Idaho, Stanford, USC, Oregon State, Gonzaga, Redlands, and MSU. Debaters plan to attend the Inland Empire tournament in Moscow the first week of January and will work on the new topic Federal Aid to Education.
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Idaho State College
Seattle
Western Speech Association
Jeanne Clark
Nampa
Pompie Johnson
Pocatello
Patricia McDevitt
ISC
John Squires
Ralph Swisher
Dave Hubbard
Melvin Anderson
Hal Foss
Dick Savage
Aberdeen
Carl L. Isaacson
Washington
Oregon
California
Arizona
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Nevada
University of Idaho
Stanford
USC
Oregon State
Gonzaga
Redlands
MSU
Moscow
Four Die in Madison Fire at Ten Family Building
A mother and three children died when a two story frame building housing ten families burned in Madison. The blaze began from an exploding kerosene stove in the room of resident Gladys Raines who warned others but could not save Florence Dinger, 32, and her daughters Judy 9 Shirley 4 and son Billy 5.
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Madison
Wisc
Gladys Raines
Florence Dinger
Judy
Shirley
Billy
Cold Weather Sparks Multiple Small East West Fires
Cold temperatures drove residents to stay home as the West Side Fire Department responded to four small blazes Monday and Tuesday. Causes included defective flues at 700 North Johnson and 823 South Fourth, a radio wire short at 251 North Grant, and a stove too close to a wall at 528 South Main. Damages were unestimated or slight, with residents extinguishing one fire before crews arrived.
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West Side
North Johnson
M. C. Larsen
Pete Larsen
North Grant
E. V. Cordon
South Main
Russell Jarboe
Perry Nelson
South Fourth
L. G. Moldenhauer
L. K. Kalabohias
Masonic Group Plans Meetings in December Schedule
Portneuf Lodge No. 18 AF and AM announces three December meetings at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays with a chili lunch on Dec. 1 and separate communications on Dec. 8 and Dec. 15 including officer elections and fellowcraft degree. A note about the Antarctic continent mentions its area as about 5,000,000 square miles.
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Portneuf Lodge
AF & AM
J. P. Halliwell
Antarctica
Antarctic Continent
New Organist Joins A. L. Chub At Legion Club
Keith Kendall, Utah graduate and seasoned organist from Salt Lake City, arrives in Pocatello to feature at the American Legion club. His prior engagements include Sun Valley Grand Canyon Lodge and Stevensons Restaurant, with plans to run an organ studio in town.
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American Legion Club
Pocatello
Keith Kendall
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Kendall
Sun Valley
Grand Canyon Lodge
Stevenson's
Utah
Youth At Army School Instructs Air Force Technicians
Pfc. Joseph V. Williams son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Williams of 65544 West Center Pocatello is training as an air force technician at the USAF technical school at Ft Francis Warren Wyoming Col John C B Elliott announces At this historic cavalry post outside Cheyenne the air force trains young airmen in many specialties for air power. The programs cover aviation engineer skills plus clerical trades and mechanics used in peacetime and war.
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Joseph V. Williams
Joseph Williams
West Center
Pocatello
Air Force
Usaf Technical School
Ft. Francis Warren
Wyo
John C. B. Elliott
Cheyenne
Ft. Warren
NOP Seeks Workers for Civil Service Examinations
The U S Civil Service examiners at the U S Naval Ordnance Plant in Pocatello announce open competitive exams for pipefitter plumber and rigger at the plant and U S naval proving ground in Arco. Applications may be obtained from the board in Pocatello Seattle or any main post office and must be received by December 13.
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Board of
U.S Civil Service Examiners
U. S. Naval Ordnance Plant
Pocatello
U. S. Naval Proving Ground
Arco
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
U. S. Civil Service Region
Central Building
Seattle
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Meeting Post 735
Regular business meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary post No. 735 at 8 p.m. today in the Memorial building. All members are urged to attend.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post No. 735
Election Joke Elects Constable in Kansas City
In Kansas City, Harry QC Tinklepaugh won the constable post with four write-in votes amid 61 total write-ins on a ticket with no official candidates. His friend Renz Edwards campaigned, and the counting board certified him as constable.
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Kansas City
Kan
Harry QC
Tinklepaugh
Renz Edwards
Constable
Edwards
Salesman Check Urged by Pocatello Chamber
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce warns residents to deal only with firms of known integrity and to inspect Chamber credentials before business propositions. J. L. Craig urges inspecting materials for quality and avoiding high pressure sales. Shop around for price and quality before major purchases.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Craig
Chamber
Craig
Six Year Old Cowboy Owns Cattle in Wyoming
Fred De Witt Boice Jr., a six year old in Cheyenne, Wyoming, owns his own cattle and brand. He is the youngest member of the Wyoming Stock Growers' Association and rides across the 22,000 acre PO ranch north of Cheyenne. The Boice family lineage spans four generations on the ranch while the youth has participated in multiple roundups.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Fred de Witt Boice
Fred
Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
PO Ranch
Fred Boice
Boice
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