Honor Roll At ISC Lists 56 Students
ISC announces 56 students on its honor roll across class levels. Seniors earning high honors include Norma Adamson and Jack Smith among others from Pocatello Salt Lake City and Aberdeen. Juniors sophomores and freshmen also make the list with a mix of pharmacy engineering and business majors.
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Norma J. Adamson
Jay D. Blackhurst
Raymond Gammell
All of Pocatello
LaRay J. Anderson
Raymond
Alberta
Can
Emerson F. Berntson
Salt Lake City
Foster R. Chandler
Rigby
Marjorie A. Christian
Soda Springs
Keith C. Haws
Logan
Utah
Gordon D. Haynie
Twin Falls
Ralph G. Hougaard
Kirk P. Nielson
Bluff
Charles R. Pence
Mackay
Richard M. Savage
Aberdeen
Jack E Smith
Burley
Joyce J. Merman
Duane A. Bybee
James L. Exeter
Jack W. Kvarfordt
Lavern Johnson
Stanley D. Arnell
Hugh T. Levin
Inkom
Melvin A. Nimer
Orem
Norman P. Schuyler
Vista
Calif
Emily B. Swallow
Wayne Whittler
Payette
Melvin J. Anderson
Lydus H. Buss
Donald M. Hansen
Grant H. Stewart
Harmacy
Pocatello
Steve Lamoreux
Orofino
Mary Pat Smith
Blackfoot
Kamen D. Williams
St. George
Byron O. Garritson
Richard D. Slaughter
Everett J. Fuller
Murtaugh
Orval J. Hansen
Doris Jeffery
Idaho Falls
William R. Jenkins
Helen L. Oelwein
Barbara J. Savage
Kenneth S. Briggs
Harriet L. Crawford
Morse Attacks Selfish Employers On Taft Hartley
Senator Wayne Morse blasted employers who advocate retaining the Taft Hartley act to keep labor down calling it a Judas betrayal of capitalism. He said some groups follow the Chamber of Commerce and National Association of Manufacturers while urging a law less drastic against labor. Morse urged a balance that checks labor abuses and praises Taft’s fairness in testimony.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
Ore
Morse
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate Labor Committee
Society of Christian Brotherhood
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Robbery Try at Ken Yink Low Restaurant in San Jose
Three hold up men entered the Ken Yink Low restaurant and demanded money but encountered Police Inspector Don Kidder who drew his pistol. A gunfight ensued with no injuries as two suspects fled and the third was captured by Kidder.
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San Jose
Cal
Ken Yink Low
Don Kidder
Kidder
Gipson Seeks 17 Constitutional Changes to Curb Federal Power
Caldwell Idaho. J H Gipson prominent Idaho Republican proposes 17 changes to the Federal Constitution and laws to curb central government and restore states’ powers. He wants a tax limit plebiscite for war and a two term presidency plus a ban on monetary coercion and monopolies.
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Caldwell
J. H. Gipson
Idaho
Gipson
Caxton Printers, Ltd
Associated Women
Idaho Farm Bureau
America
Washington
Idaho Florist Gives Blooms To Graduates
Kansas State College alumni dinner honors graduates from 25 and 50 years ago with flowers provided by Austin Stover a KSC 1924 graduate and Blackfoot Idaho florist. Orchids for 1899 class gard enia corsages for ’24 class and white carnations for the men will be used. Stover chaired Northwest Florists' association membership committee.
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Austin Stover
Kansas State College
Blackfoot
KSC
Manhattan
Kansas
Kan
Mary
Kenney L. Ford
Idaho
Stover
Northwest Florists‘ Association
Milton S. Eisenhower
Opal Campbell
Osborne
Reds Celebrate Czech Coup Anniversary
PRAGUE Czechoslovakia UP communists mark the first anniversary of the coup that allowed their control of Czechslovakia. A year ago non Communist cabinet members resigned and six days later President Eduard Benes accepted a Communist approved cabinet acknowledging the coup's success.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Benes
Governors in CVA dispute call foes foolish men
Congressman Hugh R. Mitchell challenged Oregon, Idaho and Washington governors as foolish men for opposing the Columbia Valley Authority plan. He cited unemployment and a power shortage as urgent reasons for action. Support from 600,000 members’ groups including Granges and CIO federations was pledged, with a Columbia Valley authority bill to be introduced in three weeks.
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Ortland
Ore
Hugh R. Mitchell
D. Wash
Columbia Valley Authority
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
CVA
Columbia
Northwest
Mitchell
CWA
Oregon and Washington
Malad High Launches Radio Class Under Wallace E Smith
A new radio class begins at Malad High School with instructor Wallace E. Smith. Officers include Tony Reed as president, Jerry Williams as vice president, and Larry Williams as secretary.
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Malad
Wallace E. Smith
Tony Reed
Jerry Williams
Larry Williams
Turkey declines to join Atlantic pact
Turkey refused membership in the Atlantic pact and notified the United States of the decision.
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Turkey
London
United States
News of the Day In Rhyme: tribute to American labor
A poem honors the workers behind railways ships and planes who keep America moving from Frisco to Maine. It contrasts the gleaming ships and high profiles with the grimy hands of the crews who power freight, passengers, and transatlantic flights.
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Frisco
Maine
Europe
Croydon
America
Tax Refunds On Their Way To Citizens
The treasury refunds Americans for overpaid taxes from last year. About 40 million taxpayers may receive refunds, likely exceeding last year’s 1.6 billion paid to 31 million people. January refunds totaled 70 million to 1.5 million. February figures were not yet available.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Proxy Poses as Real McCoy in Mail Theft Case
Federal court proceedings halted when a man claimed to be James Vernal McCoy Jr missing the real McCoy who was ill with flu. Records show the real McCoy is 31 while the impostor is 25, and the charges concern mail theft.
Tax refunds speed up under new BIR rule
The Bureau of Internal Revenue expects only about 300,000 taxpayers to be affected as refunds start after income reaches 3600 dollars annually. Early filers in 1948 received refunds quickly, while late filers may see longer processing times. Most refunds will be issued sooner this year, and the government saves money by earning 6 percent interest after April 15 on funds not yet refunded.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Talent Quest to Seek Pocatello Star Finalists
John Denman of the Chief Theater announces a nationwide Talent Quest open to amatuer and professional entertainers in Pocatello. Auditions begin Feb 23 at 6 30 pm at the Chief Theater with five to six contestants per week, broadcasting on KSEI. Two winners from each weekly show advance to regional finals in Ogden with a shot at Hollywood and the Grau man’s Chinese Theater.
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John Denman
Pocatello
Denman
Hollwood
KSEI
Ogden
Italy
Hollywood
Fox Theaters, Inc
L. E. Wood Co
Chief Theater
Pocatello Post
Idaho State College
Weather Doubles Idaho Temporary Jobs Amid Arctic Conditions
February arctic weather across Idaho more than doubled temporary job openings per the Idaho State Employment Service. Demand for emergency snow shovelers surged but openings rose only eight to 331, with 120 hired in Pocatello for Union Pacific snow removal. Severe conditions cut into employment across the state as industries paused. The IS ES notes many employers ready to hire once weather permits, with unemployment tallied by region: Southwestern Idaho 5,447 including 895 women and 2,289 veterans. North Central 2,763. Eastern 2,422 with 347 women and 1,313 veterans.
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Idaho State Employment Service
Pocatello
Union Pacific
I.S.E.S
Idaho
ISES
Home ownership reach 19.57 million American families
The United States Savings and Loan League reports 19,570,000 American families own their homes. Of these, more than 15,000,000 live in cities and about 4,500,000 reside on farms.
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Americans Like Homes
Chicago
United States Savings and Loan League
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