Study Of ISC Funds Is Requested
Idaho State College student council seeks a survey on activity funds amid concerns students do not get value for their $12.50 per semester fee. Higgins notes some departments, notably drama, show good returns while others lack sufficient funds for uniforms, tours, and tournaments. The Accounts will be reviewed to guide second semester appropriations around $15,000, with funds kept in the bursar’s office and drawn only through approved requisitions.
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Idaho State College
Higgins
ISC
Grazing Land Sale Planned Across Idaho in Feb–Mar
Idaho land commissioner Ed Woozley announced a three week auction of about 3260 acres of grazing land across 13 Idaho sites. The schedule lists Bonners Ferry 40 acres on Feb 6, Weiser 400 on Feb 9, Boise 160 on Feb 16, Boise Owyhee 160 on Feb 20, Shoshone 120 on Feb 23, Twin Falls 480 on Feb 24, Malad 520 on Feb 24, Pocatello 240 on Feb 25, American Falls 40 on Feb 25, Blackfoot 320 on Feb 26, St. Anthony 20 on Feb 27, Lewiston 400 on Feb 27, and Driggs 360 on March 1.
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Boise
Idaho
Ed Woozley
Bonners Ferry
Weiser
Owyhee County
Shoshone
Twin Falls
Pocatello
American Falls
Blackfoot
St. Anthony
Lewiston
Driggs
Idaho to receive five army surplus school buses
Boise AP report says five army surplus school buses acquired on negotiated contract from Ogden Utah arsenal will be delivered February 24 to Boise and allotted to Idaho school districts in order of request, according to Harold A. Boyd state purchasing agent.
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Boise
Ogden
Utah, Arsenal
Idaho
Harold A. Boyd
Rawlins Honors Pocatellan Dale Olson as One-Day Mayor
Dale H. Olson son of LeRoy and wife of Rawlins 755 West Sublette will serve as mayor of Rawlins Wyoming for the day this Saturday. He received the city’s highest scouting award and is a graduate of Pocatello High School. Olson once worked for the telephone company in Rawlins after studying at Idaho State College.
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Dale H. Olson
LeRoy Olson
West Sublette
Rawlins
Wyo
Young Olson
Rawlins Becaus
Pocatello High School
Olson
Telephone Company
Idaho State College
FFA Meeting Set in Blackfoot for Public Speaking Contest
Future Farmers of America units from Idaho Falls Shelley Firth and Pocatello travel to Blackfoot High School auditorium for a public speaking contest. Two members from each chapter compete with winners advancing to the state event and later potential national selection in Kansas City.
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Blackfoot
Future Farmers of America, Blackfoot
FFA
Idaho Falls
Shelley
Firth
Pocatello
Idaho
Kansas City
Committee Chairs Map Freedom Train Plans in Pocatello
Final plans for the Freedom Train reception in Pocatello on March 20 were laid by newly appointed committee chairs. Paul W. Scott is general chairman, committees include Finance, Publications, Newspapers, Radio, Speakers Bureau, Motion Picture, Women, Veterans, Schools, Labour, and Freedom Train. The train will open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on track one and feature historic documents such as the Magna Carta, the Declaration of Independence, and the Gettysburg Address.
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Pocatello
Eric Friedheim
American Heritage Foundation
Pocatellans
M. Preston Goodfellow, Jr
Bob Gallafent
Paul W. Scott
Harold C. Hinckley
Harold Hinckley
Ellis Donaldson
M. Preston Goodfellow
Don Larson
Milton Zener
Bob Anderson
Himena Hoffman
H. L. Ravan
Geo. N. Green
Carl W. MclIntosh
August Rosqvist
Jarvis Roubidoux
John of
Move to Censure Pauley and Graham Blocked in Senate
Two Democratic senators led a bid to shield Edwin W. Pauley and Brig. Gen. Wallace H. Graham from public censure over commodity market speculation. Sens. Green and Tydings sought to halt the investigation by cancelling it without a published report. Chairman Ferguson and Sen. Dworshak blocked the move, delaying a vote to Friday.
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Washington
Llp
Edwin W. Pauley
Wallace H. Graham
Theodore F. Green
R.J
Millard E. Tydings
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Green
Tydings
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Henry C. Dworshak
Ida
Idaho Reports 19 Polio Cases
Idaho health officials reported 19 poliomyelitis cases in January. Thirty patients were discharged from Boise hospitals, while 107 remained under medical or convalescent care as of January 31. Most cases linked to last year’s epidemic of 353 illnesses.
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Boise
State Department of Public Health
Idaho
Department
Railroad Death Probe Continues
Washington county officials continued an investigation into the death of Timothy Banally a Navajo railroad worker struck by Union Pacifics westbound streamliner. Sheriff Al Walters said Banally appeared to be lying across the tracks and there was a possibility of foul play.
Hearing Postponed on GM Group Insurance Plan
A federal judge postponed until June 1 a hearing on a restraining order from the National Labor Relations Board to stop General Motors Corp from implementing a new group insurance plan for about 350 to 400 employees.
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New York
Llp
National Labor Relations Board
General Motors Corp
Crash Kills Idaho Man Near Tremonton Utah
Frederick Babbel of Twin Falls, 58, was struck and killed while adjusting chains on his vehicle 26 miles west of Tremonton Utah. His companion James M. Baggett, 76, of Twin Falls, was in serious condition at Valley Hospital. Patrolman Evan Green said the men were squatting to fix the chains when they stood and stepped into the path of an oncoming car driven by Marcus Ayarza of Jerome Idaho.
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Tremonton
Utah
Frederick Babbel
Twin Falls
Here
The
Highway Patrol
Babbel
James M. Baggett
Valley Hospital
Evan Green
Green
Marcus Ayarza
Jerome
Ida
Gate City Card Game Proves Costly
A Salt Lake City salesman told police early Tuesday he lost 50 dollars in a card game and had his coat stolen during an evening of drinking at a west side bar. He played with the bartender and another man, accused cheating after losing most of his money, and was expelled from the bar. He could not locate his overcoat after leaving.
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Salt Lake City
West Side
Folsom Elected Leader Of New Idaho State College Seekers Club
William Folsom of Twin Falls has been elected head of a growing Idaho State College Seekers Club, succeeding Harold Buss of Pocatello. The club, open to ISC students, aims to collect and share information on politics to music locally and nationally. Officers include Ed Collins, Alan Nichols, Velda Belville, Pete Zagarella, and Jim Berlin with Folsom as president.
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William Folsom
Twin Falls
Idaho State College
Seekers’ Club
Harold Buss
Pocatello
Folsom
Seekers
ISC
Duke of the Intercollegiate Knights
Alumni Association
Ed Collins
Hammett
Alan Nichols
Las Cruces
Marilyn Glee Taylor Funeral in Arimo Ward
Funeral services for Marilyn Glee Taylor 9 are set for Friday at 11 a.m. in the L D S Arimo Ward chapel. She died Tuesday morning after a lingering illness. Survivors include her parents Leavitt W and Blanche Jensen Taylor of Arimo, a brother Spencer, and grandparents J B Jensen of Brigham City. Burial will be in Ogden City Cemetery. Friends may call at Downard funeral home until Friday morning.
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L. D. S. Arimo Ward
Marilyn Glee Taylor
Heber Olsen
Leavitt W
Blanche
Jensen Taylor
Arimo
Tremonton
Utah
Marilyn Taylor
Ogden
Taylor
Max Cohen
Spencer
J. B. Jensen
Brigham City
Ogden City
Downard Funeral
Police Court Report and Local Births and Estates
Police court notes show Fred Holst jailed on intoxication with bond forfeited at 15 dollars. A petition filed in the Mary S Farr estate matter seeks Winslow Farr as title holder of community property valued at 2500 dollars. Local births include a boy at St Anthony hospital. Keith Herbst of Blackfoot welcomes a son. Alfred Boyer of Arco and F L Geh ring of American Falls report two newborns, a girl and a boy, at General hospital.
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Fred Holst
Mary S. Farr
Winslow Farr
St. Anthony Hospital
Keith Herbst
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Hospital
Alfred Boyer
Arco
General Hospital
F. L. Gehring
American Falls
Births and Boise highway contract noted in brief
Birth announcements show a child born to Mr and Mrs Donald Walters at St Anthony hospital on Monday and another birth to Mr and Mrs Edward Norby in Pocatello. Boise highway project awarded to Barnhart and Wheeler of Pocatello for 4 821 miles of the Pahsimeroi road south from U S 93 in Lemhi county with a bid of 52 644 56 dollars.
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Donald Walters
North Fifth Ave
St. Anthony Hospital
Edward Norby
South Third Ave
Pocatello
Boise
State Department of Highways Today
Barnhart & Wheeler, Pocatello
U. S. 93
Lemhi
Music Clinic Opens In Pocatello Today Concert Set Thursday
Pocatello hosts a two day music clinic bringing 700 students from 34 southeastern Idaho high schools. The event, directed by Ingard Neilson, ends with a public concert Thursday in the high school auditorium. Guest conductor Emory Epperson of Salt Lake City leads the orchestra. Willardson from South High directs the chorus. Students come from 13 counties in a 250 piece band 125 piece orchestra and a 300 voice chorus.
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Pocatello
Pocatello High School
Southeastern Idaho
Ingard Neilson
Clarence Sawhill
University of Southern California
Emory Epperson
Salt Lake City
Jor
Dan
Armont Willardson
Willardson
South High School
Neilson
South Idaho
ISC Pharmacy Graduates All Pass State Test
Five Idaho State College pharmacy graduates passed a two day state license exam with honors. Grades averaged above 90 percent. Named graduates include Richard Parker Boise Harveyte Nampa Donald Quade Johnson Las Vegas Nev William J Christopherson Salt Lake Alfred Hargraves Idaho Falls. Exam was conducted by Idaho Board of Pharmacy members Leslie Crowley J L Boise Gordon Montpelier and YC Coeur d'Alene.
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Idaho State College
ISC Pharma
Richard Parker
Boise
Harveyte
Nampa
Donald Quade Johnson
Las Vegas
Nev
William J. Christopherson
Salt Lake
Alfred Hargraves
Idaho Falls
Idaho Board of Pharmacy
Leslie Crowley
Twin Falls
J. L. Boise
Gordon Montpelier
C. Coeur d'Alene
Gains Independence on Wednesday for Ceylon Dominion
GAINS INDEPENDENCE COLOMBO, Ceylon This Indian Ocean island, long a British crown colony, becomes a self governing dominion within the British commonwealth on Wednesday, marking a major step in its transition to full sovereignty.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Indian Ocean
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