ISC honors twenty five with all A grades in first term
Idaho State College registrar Anna Capellan announced that 25 students earned all A grades for the first semester, with 27 students posting all A grades and one B. The scholars include seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen across pharmacy, education, engineering, business, and pre dental programs, with Pocatello notably represented.
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Anna B. Capellan
Idaho State College
ISC
Pharmacy
Pocatellans
le Ray Anderson
Pocatello
Emerson
Utah
Delos Gordon Paxman
B.A
Max J. Seamons
Blackfoot
Ivan Lee Smart
Montpelier
Eugene Gordon Smith
Frederick A. Sorenson
Everett Jack Fuller
Murtaugh
Robert Glen Hamilton
Pocatello Police Retirement Board Elects New Officers
Councilman James Hopper was named chairman and officer John Perkins was elected secretary treasurer of the Pocatello policemen's retirement board. The three officer members include Glenn Hadley and Guy Nelson, with the mayor and city council members also serving on the board. The first act approved a $100 burial fee and a $25 monthly pension for the widow of Officer Eugene L. Barnard, noted as the maximum allowed under the law.
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James Hopper
Pocatello Policemen’s Retirement Board
John Perkins
Glenn Hadley
Guy Nelson
Eugene L. Barnard
Geneva Steel sets January production records in Utah plant
Geneva Steel Co Utah subsidiary of U S Steel announced January output highs including 107 949 net tons of ingots and castings and 56 059 net tons of finished steel plates. The Geneva plant produced 84 949 net tons of pig iron and 76 780 net tons of furnace coke last month while the Horse Canyon mine yielded 146 983 net tons of coal. The Ironton unit shipped 17 988 tons of pig iron for a record.
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Geneva
Utah
Geneva Steel Co
U. S. Steel Corp
Walther Mathesius
Mathesius
Horse Canyon
Ironton
Provo
Texas Co Representatives Teach Attendant Service Hints
Finishing a five day meeting in Pocatello Texas Company representatives trained attendants on product information merchandising and better service for motorists. R D Bollard said the sessions aimed to improve management and practical applications sponsored to aid attendants in serving the motoring public. Attendants listed include Donald Dustin Eugene Jones James Lambert Bert Rowe Edward Wright Wyler Bartschi and Cluff Christensen.
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Texas
Pocatello
R. D. Bollard
Texas Co
Ballard
The
Donald H. Dustin
Eugene E. Jones
Blackfoot
James L. Lambert
Bert Rowe
Acon
Edward H. Wright
Malad
Wyler Bartschi
Montpelier
Cluff Christensen
Preston
Utah-Idaho Sugar Awards Six College Scholarships
The Utah Idaho Sugar Co. awarded six $100 scholarships to Ricks College male students. Recipients include Douglas Crosley of Rigby Fred Jackson of St. Anthony Rex Hamilton of Sugar City Bruce Spaulding of Rexburg George Jones of Shelley and Milo Bahr of Rexburg.
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Rexburg
Ida
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Ricks College
Douglas Crosley
Rigby
Fred Jackson
St. Anthony
Rex Hamilton
Sugar City
Bruce Spaulding
George Jones
Shelley
Milo Bahr
American Legion Auxiliary Gives 700 for Pool Fund
The American Legion Auxiliary presented 700 to Mayor G. R. Phillips to add to the swimming pool fund at a regular meeting in the Memorial building. Louis Racine spoke on legislative and national defense matters. Valerie Primbs reported one family receiving three quarts of milk daily. Membership 328 and 1948 dues urged with a February drive planned. Idaho State College group performed music and dances including Great Days of 1948.
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American Legion Auxiliary
G. R. Phillips
Memorial Building
Louis Racine
Legion
Gail Bates
Valerie Primbs
Elsi¢é Swanson
Margaret Hamilton
Idaho State College
Vivian Criswell
Always Something To Worry About
Bernard M Baruch commented that the public's reaction to the sudden drop in commodity and stock prices shows humanity's tendency to worry. He noted people wringing hands when prices rose and now again as they fall, but he declined to state whether the drop signals a peak in inflation or a definite downward trend.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Wall Street
Agricultural club formed at Rick's College
An agricultural club was formed at Ricks College in Rexburg Idaho with Nolan Packham of Fairfield as president, Reid Robinson of Byron Wyoming as vice president, and Bruce Spalding of Rexburg as secretary-treasurer.
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Rexburg
Ida
Ricks College
Nolan Packham
Fairfield
Reid Robinson
Byron
Wyo
Bruce Spalding
Fire damages duplex at 1018 North Main Street
A shingle fire on a duplex at 1018 North Main St. was extinguished by Pocatello firefighters at 6 14 p m Friday. Damage was slight. The duplex owned by Mrs Alice Gurry housed Vera Burley and Lee A Richardson per the fire crew.
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North Main St
Pocatello
Alice Gurry
Vera Burley
Lee A. Richardson
Trost Named Vice President of Ricks College Student Body
Rexburg Ida. Arlo Trost of Rexburg has been elected vice president of the Ricks College student body to replace Jay J. Campbell of Burley who resigned, announced student body president Keith Forsyth.
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Rexburg
Ida
Arlo Trost
Ricks College
Jay J. Campbell
Burley
Keith Forsyth
Idaho 4-H Year Tops In 1947 With Big Member Growth
Idaho 4-H clubs reported a record 9,226 members completing 79 percent of projects in 1947. Dan Warren, state club leader, praised strong participation with many boys in numerous projects and 17,054 girls enrolled.
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Moscow
Ida
Idaho
Dan Warren
Warren
Clergyman Estimates Each Person's Ancestry At 16 Million
A well known cleric asserts every living person has about 16 777 216 ancestors in a genealogical line from antiquity. The claim sparked discussion among scholars and church members about historical lineage and biblical genealogies.
Padding Ahead As Boy Earns Lifelong Pool Pass
Basil Dahlstrom, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Dahlstrom, received a lifetime pass to the Poca tello Municipal pool after selling 124 cement sacks for the new pool. The sack drive raised 3,347 dollars, with many students earning one year passes and school prizes awarded for top fund-raising totals across several elementary and junior high rooms.
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Basil Dahlstrom
Reed Dahlstrom
North
Garfield Ave
Pocatello Municipal
Basil
Jefferson School
Bobbie McCarty
Washington School
Pat Barrett
Franklin Junior High
Ella Jean Pollard
Jefferson
David Bell
Washington
Lloyd Wilson
Lincoln
Patsy Elbrador
Don Davis
Franklin
Diane Hick
Monkeys and Money A Parable From a Yale Lab
A Yale psychology professor tests whether monkeys grasp money concepts using chips, machines and rewards. The piece riffs on inflation taxes and wage deductions, suggesting primates expose flaws in human economics while warning against overreach.
Wayne Morris Stricken by Pneumonia on Film Set
Hollywood star Wayne Morris collapsed Friday on a movie set with virus pneumonia and was sent home for bed rest. Doctor Ross Thompson indicated he would remain ill for at least two weeks, forcing Warner Bros to revise the shooting schedule for John Loves Mary in which Morris stars.
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Hollywood
Wayne Morris
Ross Thompson
Warner Bros
John Loves
Mary
Morris
Uncommon sea horses reach nearly two feet long
Most sea horses stay under two inches, but certain rare varieties grow to about two feet in length, according to marine life notes.
Psychologist Reports Hypnotic Birth Details
Seattle psychologist Louis F. Gellerman said a woman given birth while hypnotized remembered nothing of the five hours in the delivery room. She slept through the birth without anesthesia and awoke 45 minutes after the baby girl was born, her fourth child, in a Seattle hospital.
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Seattle
Louis F. Gellerman
British Gov Warns on Food Enforcement in Germany
Berlin British Military Governor Lt. Gen. Sir Brian Robertson said he would lend British troops to enforce food collections if asked, but prefers German state governments to take the lead and wants to avoid troop use. In Frankfurt, American and British zone officials foresee more food strikes and threaten allied intervention to boost collections.
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Berlin
Brian Robertson
Robertson
Frankfurt
Germany
Councilman Bowns Missed Meeting Amid Wife Illness
City council member James C. Bowns III was absent from Thursday night’s session because his wife is seriously ill. The council proceeded with the agenda as the absence was noted by officials.
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James C. Bowns
Soil Talk At Power Rotary Focuses On Soil Conservation
AMERICAN FALLS Doug Adams district manager of the Case Company in Salt Lake told Power Rotary members about soil conservation on February 4. A soil conservation film was shown. Program chairman Art Lincheid led the meeting while Dr. N H Farrell acted as chair in place of Glen Barnard who was recovering from surgery in a Salt Lake hospital.
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American Falls
Doug Adams
Rotary
Adams
Case Company
Salt Lake
Art Lincheid
N. H. Farrell
Glen Barnard
Salt Lake Hospital
Return Of Government Is Stressed Return Of Germany
A House foreign aid subcommittee urges early self government for free Germany and transfer of occupation duties to a civilian agency. It backs constitutional moves, free movement in Berlin, anti black market reform, a 2000 calorie minimum for children, food and coal incentives, and denazification timelines ending May 8 1948.
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Washington
House
Germany
Francis Case
S.D
Europe
U. S
Occupied Territories
Senate
Congress
Allied Control Authority
Berlin
Granges Form Coalition To Oppose Rail Freight Increase
State Grange Master George Hersley said Idaho Oregon and Washington Granges form a cooperative committee to oppose a 40 percent railroad freight rate rise. He cites long shipping distances and recent prewar increases as evidence the demand is unnecessary.
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Lewiston
George Hersley
Boise
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Hersley
Southern Governors Eye Civil Rights Plan
Southern governors gather at Wakulla Springs Florida to debate President Truman’s civil rights proposals. They consider regional Negro facilities funded by the states to meet the Supreme Court’s equal facilities ruling, with leaders including Fielding Wright Laney and Folsom driving the opposition and Folsom courting a favorite son bid.
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Southern Governors
Wakulla Springs
Fla
Supreme Court
University of Oklahoma
Fielding, Wright
Mississippi
Ben Laney
Arkansas
James E. Folsom
Alabama
Folsom
Canning Industry Grows in Idaho Says 1947 Report
Idaho's early freezing and canning sector advanced notably in 1947 per a report by horticulturists James E. Kraus and Lloyd Cowden. About 20 000 acres were grown for processing, mainly sweet corn and peas, reaching eight commercial canning and freezing firms. The university supported research on crop suitability.
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Moscow
Ida
Idaho
James E. Kraus
Lloyd Cowden
University
Farragut Action Eyed for Land and Installations
State officials Harold A. Boyd and Al Reading plan meetings with War Assets Administration early next week at Farragut Idaho to justify the state's request for all land and part of the installations at the former naval training station. Washington State College also seeks land and buildings with WSC representation at the talks. E B Herron WAA field director at Farragut is slated to attend.
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BOISE
Harold A. Boyd
al Reading
Farragut
Ida
Naval Training Station
Boyd
Washington State College
WSC
E. B. Herron
WAA
Kiwanis-Felt Club Faces Misconduct Probe
The Kiwanis-Felt Boys and Girls Club in Salt Lake City will stay open while sponsors conduct a thorough probe into charges of drinking necking and other misconduct. A 15 man delegation urged closing the club until issues are corrected. Parks Commissioner Fred Tedesco said the investigation follows claims of locked-room exits and clashes between directors and sponsoring unit members.
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Salt Lake City
Fred Tedesco
Kiwanis Club
Tedesco
Mountain 8000 Feet Undersea Between Honolulu and San Francisco
An 8000 foot tall undersea mountain is reported between Honolulu and San Francisco. The find could affect marine navigation and local underwater topography, with scientists noting its prominence on recent sonar mappings.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Vagrant and intoxication pleas with fines and suspensions
Paul M. Bothne, 32, pleaded guilty to vagrancy and received a suspended sentence contingent on refraining from gambling. Curtis W. Maxfield, 44, intoxication, had a $10 bond forfeited. Joe Tequenah, intoxication, pleaded guilty and was fined $15. Harrison J. Carroll, 50, intoxication, pleaded guilty and was fined $15.
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Paul M. Bothne
Curtis W. Maxfield
Joe Tequenah
Harrison J. Carroll
Foreclosure Case Idaho Bank and Trust vs Jensen
District Court reports Idaho Bank and Trust files foreclosure against Alvin Jensen and others with Zener Petersen listed as attorney for the plaintiff.
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Idaho Bank and Trust
Alvin Jensen
Zener Petersen
Obituary for Ambrus Hyrum Moore of American Falls
Funeral services were held February 6 in the LDS church for Ambrus Hyrum Moore born in Kaysville Utah in 1888 and died February 2 1948 at the Veterans Hospital in Boise He was a World War I veteran and long time resident of American Falls and Rockland Survived by wife Sophie three daughters Della Verna Jean and Mary Esther three brothers Rufus Calvin Francis and a stepdaughter Irma Jean Colby
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American — Falls
Ambrus Hyrum Moore
LDS Church
Lavelle Thornton
Mr. Moore
Kaysville
Utah
Veterans Hospital
Boise
American Falls
Rockland
Sophie Moore
Della Moore
Verna Capps
Tacoma
Washington
Mary Esther Moore
Nampa
Rufus A. Moore
Calvin E. Moore
Pocatello
Francis Moore
Irma Jean Colby
Idaho Falls
Little blue herons make late summer pilgrimage
The phrase describes little blue herons migrating from the Deep South to northern states in late summer, highlighting a seasonal movement of wildlife. The note emphasizes the birds' south to north migratory pattern and timing in late summer.
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Deep South
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C. T. Carrico
Yale
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Granges
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