Baby Intelligence Test Uses Scary Faces on Cribside
Evanston Illinois A Northwestern University psychologist Dr A R Gilliland and associates report a new method testing infant intelligence before they speak The system uses a red and yellow rabbit mask to scare or engage the baby and measures responses such as gaze focus or crying to indicate average or below normal mental function The tests observed roughly 1000 children aged five to twelve weeks over six years with findings to be checked against older assessments
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Sheldon Garber
United Press
Evanston
Ill
A. R. Gilliland
Northwestern University
Is Associates
Gilliland
Grounded stunt pilot faced CAB ruling
Charles R. Sisto, 36, an airline pilot, was grounded for one year by the Civil Aeronautics Board for back-flipping an American Airlines jet with 49 passengers last fall over El Paso Texas. CAB examiner Joseph Caldwell said Sisto manipulated a gust lock in flight, causing a nosedive and a quick recovery 25 feet from the ground. Sisto offered no defense and resigned soon after the incident in October.
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Los Angeles
Charles R. Sisto
Civil Aeronautics Board
Joseph Caldwell
Caldwell
Sisto
John Beck
el Paso
Tex
Obituary: Peter James Riley 49 of Ashton
Peter James Riley, 49, formerly of Blackfoot and for 20 years a Ashton restaurant operator, died on a train en route to a Boise veterans hospital from heart failure. He was born August 29, 1898 in Butte, Montana, served with engineers in World War I, married Jalma Udstrand July 2, 1941, and is survived by his widow, son Robert James, his mother Annie Riley, a sister Margaret Riley and several other siblings. Funeral services are at St Bernard’s Blackfoot with Requiem Low Mass at 10 a.m. Saturday, followed by graveside rites by the Ashton American Legion.
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Peter James Riley
Blackfoot
Ashton
Boise Veteran’s Hospital
Endiag
Ed Hessman
Mr. Riley
Butte, Mont
Thomas
Annie Keller Riley
Bordeaux
France
Jalma Udstrand
Robert James
Annie Riley
Margaret Riley
W.C. Clive
Overton
Nev
D. E. Tever
Vallejo
Calif
James Blair
Idaho Falls
Thomas Riley
Pocatello
William A. Riley
Long Beach
Catholic Church
Ashton American Legion
Peck and Peckham Mortuary
St. Bernard’s Church
C. M. Verhoeven
The
License suspensions revoke 11 drivers in Pocatello area
Idaho law enforcement reports revoke of automobile operator licenses for 11 drivers from Pocatello and nearby towns for drunk driving and other infractions. Seven suspensions tied to drunk driving, with specific names and one case for leaving the scene of an accident. Additional suspensions issued for reckless driving.
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Pocatello and
Idaho
R. C. Lewis
Pocatello
Elwood D. Anderson
Ashton
Shoshone Wheeler
Ft. Hall
Kenneth McIntire
Monroe Ave
Bob Lee Jackson
North Fourth Ave
Frank P. Crowshaw
Jefferson Ave
Gilbert Honas
Joe Menousek
South Garfield Ave
Local Sherwin-Williams Manager Wins Auto Washer Prize
George A. Philip, manager at Sherwin-Williams, received an automatic electric washer this week as a prize from a company sales contest held last year.
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George A. Philip
Sherwin-Williams Company
Red Cross Fund Month Set in Idaho Drive
Governor C A Robins declared March as American Red Cross fund campaign month in Idaho. The Red Cross Pacific area headquarters announced the drive aims to raise $75,000 to finance humanitarian services in the year ahead.
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San Francisco
C. A. Robins
Idaho
American Red Cross Fund
Gem
Red Cross Pacific Area
Robins
Red Cross
City Employees Local 319 Set for February Meeting
A meeting of City Employees Local union No. 319 is scheduled for Friday February 27 at 8 p.m. in the Labor Temple. It will be a regular meeting.
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City Employees Local Union No. 319
Labor Temple
Wrangle Between Captain and Crew Halts America
The U S liner America arrived from Europe with 773 passengers amid a bitter clash between Captain Harry Manning and union crew chief W S McDonald. The NMU demanded McDonald’s removal and the rehiring of two discharged crewmen, threatening to keep the ship tied up until a test of leadership.
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New York
United States
America
Europe
U. S
The
Union
Harry Manning
U. S.‘line
Southampton
W. S. McDonald
Avellar
McDonald
W. Axford
David Mangel
Maes
Alley Parking Collision injures two drivers in city alley
Eugene Atkins aged 43 of 135 Washington Ave parked in an alley behind 338 South Fourth Ave when his car collided with a truck driven by George Cannon aged 43 of 1024 West Lander St at 7 50 p m Tuesday. Atkins received a citation for alley parking and forfeited a $1 bond in police court Wednesday, per Judge R Don Bistiline records.
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Eugene Atkins
Washington Ave
South Fourth Ave
George Cannon
West Lander St
Atkins
R. Don Bistiline
Isaacson Withdraws From Utah Governor Race
Thorpe B. Isaacson of the LDS church’s presiding bishopric thanked possible supporters and removed himself from consideration as a GOP candidate for Utah governor. He said he is not in position to run.
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Salt Lake City
Thorpe B. Isaacson
LDS Church
Utah
Isaacson
Quartet Plans Trip to Entertain Blackfoot Elks Banquet
The Troubador Quartet of Poca tello will entertain the Blackfoot Elks at a Saturday banquet and dance. Members are R. F. Goranson Ralph Garrett Clifford Miller and Larry Cowan with Lucille Goranson as acco.
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Troubador Quartet
Pocatello
Blackfoot Elks
Elks Temple
Blackfoot
R. F. Goranson
Ralph Garrett
Clifford Miller
Larry Cowan
Lucille Goranson
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