Relief Office Drive Starts For Burley
Burley relief office established by Burley Chamber of Commerce to coordinate emergency aid for snowbound residents in Cassia County. Jaycee Tom Foster and Sherman Anderson lead organizing efforts with George Halford and Glenn Kunan. Mayor Joe Peters and County Agent Glenn Bodily assist with plans while KBIO radio broadcasts road conditions and emergency updates. Tess Williams handles announcements as the office operates with various JC members directing calls to relief agencies. The chamber inventories food fuel feed and available machinery and manpower for emergency needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley
KBIO
Tess Williams
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Free Birthday Portraits Offer From Mendy Photographers
An advertisement invites parents to have a child under seven photographed and printed for free on their birthday. To participate, call Mendy Photographers at 3953 about one week before the birthday to arrange an appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendy
Heart patients safe in heat study finds little difference
CHICAGO AP reports a University of Chicago study on heart patients and healthy men aged 19 to 29 found no significant difference in how hearts with disease react to temperature changes. The test involved ten healthy students and sixteen cardiac patients ages 25 to older, exposed to heat, indicating reassurance for heart sufferers in hot environments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Ements
Fe Deere
Scientists Relax Hobart Congress Ends With Excursion
The congress of the Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science closed with a field excursion to the local brewery in Hobart Tasmania enjoyed by attendees.
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Hobart
Tasmania
The
Australian and New Zealand Association For the Advancement of Science
Durant Predicts One More World War In 15 Years
San Francisco report quotes Dr. Will Durant, author and historian, saying the world is in a horrible state yet normal. He argues human nature unchanged, noting victors in conflict always seek another war and predicts a final war in about fifteen years leading to a world order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Will Durant
Forty-nine Graduates at Idaho State College
Forty-nine students were graduated from Idaho State College at the end of the first semester. The group includes nine liberal arts, seven vocational, and thirty-three pharmacy students. Degrees and certificates will be awarded at the annual commencement in June.
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Idaho State College
Carl W. McIntosh
School of Pharmacy
Ludus Harold Buss
Patricia B. Darnell
June Walters Leonard
All of
Pocatello
Marjorie Christian
Soda Springs
Richard M. Savage
Aberdeen
Lela M. MacLeod
Eden
Donald M. Hansen
LeRoy E. Jones
Jack E. Smith
Burley
Robert L. Stevens
Preston
William E. Whittington
Body
Fender
Merrill C. Henderson
John D. Wornek
Salmon
Dallas D. Popa
Alexander
Robert R. McIntyre
Idaho Falls
Norman R. Jones
Hamer
Jay D. Blackhurst
Raymond Gammell
Nolan McMullin
Paul Loscalzo
Levi H. Pease
Grant H. Stewart
K. D. Williams
Idaho Versus Texas in Verbal Showdown in Verse
A humorous rhymed exchange paints Idaho and Texas as rivals, praising their landscapes and people. The Idaho man boasts Sun Valley and mineral wealth, while the Texan extols Dallas and Fort Worth. The punchline arrives as Idaho claims pride in not coddling fools and jokes about shipping them south for teaching jobs in Texas.
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Corpus Christi
Galveston Bay
Amarillo
Dallas
Old Fort Worth
Old Mother Earth
Idaho
Texas
Communists Admit Defeat On American College Campuses
Washington dispatch reports a jarring defeat for American Communists on U S college campuses. The Daily Worker says AYD dissolved after forming from the Young Communist League to lure students. The movement aims to reshape future recruits as part of a broader party rebranding effort.
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Washington
United States
CIO
Daily Worker
New York
American Youth For Democracy
Young Communist League
Gates
YCL
Communist Party of the
Communist Political Association
Communist Movement
Disinflation Seen as Healthy Shift by Nourse and Truman
Dr. Edwin G. Nourse, Truman’s chief economic adviser, says the United States has entered a period of disinflation that could avoid a recession if the public stays calm. He cautions against expecting levelling and predicts a choppy path with ups and downs, with prices stabilizing below present levels but above prewar. He notes the new car market may not see list-price cuts this year as consumer cost pressures ease.
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Washington
Edwin G. Nourse
Truman
Nourse
Mr. Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Burley Polio Drive Nets Four Thousand Dollars
Burley polio drive chaired by Max Gillette reports four thousand dollars collected with outlying districts to report totals. Pep Club girls canvassed Burley and Casper county, theaters raised two hundred eighteen dollars, and local groups held auctions to swell the fund. Drive extended two weeks due to bad weather and snowbound areas will add to the total.
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Burley
Max Gillette
Pep Club
Burley High School
Earl Carlson
Cassia County
I. H. Harris
Burley Livestock Commission Company
Curtis Paskett
Purchasing at list price and favorable trade-in terms rising
The speaker notes more buyers will pay list price with no premium and better trade-in terms. Clothing is cited as an example with fewer drastic markdowns but more low-priced lines and improved quality. He adds steel and heavy durable goods are in a catching up phase, causing the gray market that flourished during inflation to fade.
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Durant
Walter P. McHugh
R. C. Morris
St. George
Utah
John A. Neary
Globe
Ariz
Kirk P. Niélson
Bluff
A. C. . Richie
Jonesboro
Edgar T. Guinn
Escalon
Calif
Linda Lou’ Wheeler
Pershing
David Dale Plain
East Hayden
Charlee McKenzie
Gordon Lee
U.S
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Bureau
Canada
B. C
A. B. C. — Audit Bureau OF Circulations
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