Faithful Sunday Services Across Alameda Churches
A roundup of weekly church schedules in Alameda listing services at Alameda Community Church Allen Chapel A M E First Baptist Central Christian Church Church of the Nazarene Congregational Church Grace Lutheran First Presbyterian Mt Olive Church of God St Anthony’s Catholic Seventh Day Adventist Temple Emanuel and other houses of worship with Sunday School morning worship and evening services across multiple streets including North Third Fifth Avenue Garfield and Jefferson.
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Assembly OF God
Lander
North Thenone
Gienn
Sethel Baptist Church
Tigner
North Fifth Avenue
Liam —Kcey
First Congregational Church
North Garfield
Grace Lutheran Church
Center Street
Garfield
School of Christian Education
Wesley Foundation
Parsonage
MT. Olive
N. A. Ave
Martin Applies For Retirement From Union Pacific
William M. Martin of 228 North Fifth Avenue Pocatello born in Samaria Idaho in 188? joined Union Pacific in 1923 and served as boilermaker helper until applying for retirement. A founding member of the hile-TMe band he remained active until its 1932 disbandment and holds memberships in several craft and musicians unions.
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William M. Martin
North Fi
Pocatello
Union Pacific Railroad
Martin
Samaria
Ida
Union Pacific
Ed Group
Fly Express Moves Billions of Bees for U.S. Honey Output
The company ships billions of live bees from southern hives to locations across the United States to boost honey production. The operation highlights widespread pollination efforts and the scale of commercial beekeeping.
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Fly Express
United States
Police Court News of Record Entries
Bd Neg Kay V Walters charged with speeding forfeited 15 dollar bond. Joe ante charged with aereney plead needed 100 dollars. Pienne at ages town Ree Huff charged with vagrancy pled guilty fined 100 dollars fine to leaves town. Ea Gerald Gardner charged with vaerane pleaded ity fined 100 dollars fine to suspend if he leaves town. George Francis Desmond charged with being a fugitive from poilce transferred to neck county courts. Births St Anthony's Hospital Mr and Mrs George Amos 39 Campus Drive girl. Mr and Mrs He Fereday 807 South i girl. Mr Mrs 4 Chivers 721 North Arthy boy. Mr and Mrs Irv ler 314 South Tenth poy. Mr and Mrs Fred is 256 Roosevelt boy. General tal Mr and William Hoffman 346 Jefferson girl.ont yg Clarence Mikesell route 2 north boy.
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Neg Kay
Neck County Courts
St. Anthony’s Hospital
George Amos
Campus Drive
He « Fereday
South i
Chivers
North Arthy
Irv ‘Ler
South Tenth
Poy
Fred ‘Is
Roosevelt
Seneral
Tal
Willi | Hoffman
Jefferson
Clarence Mikesell
Longstreet Monument Planned On Gettysburg Battlefield
Heirs of the Confederacy restart drive to erect a Gettysburg monument for Lt Gen James Longstreet. The statue would stand where his corps fought on July 2 1863, with widow Helen Dortch Longstreet leading fundraising to complete the project.
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Atlanta
Gettysburg
James Longstreet
South
Longstreets
Helen Dortch Longstreet
Marietta
Longstreet Memorial Association
Longstreet
North Georgia
United Daughters ‘of the Confederacy
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Northern
Virginia
Pickett
Lee
Jeb” Stuart
Dick” Ewell
Employment Hit By Weather Shrinks Idaho Jobs Outlook
Weather delays delay openings in construction and other work at state employment offices. Farm labor may not start until April with a peak in June and July, and a October high. A Pocatello firm has laid off 10 workers this year, the first such layoff in eight years. Only indoor skilled labor shows any openings, and even those are thinning.
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Adaho
Pocatello
Labor Office
Reno Airport Snowed In
A Southwest Airlines charter plane carrying San Francisco writers could not land in Reno due to heavy snow. The aircraft circled for about half an hour before being ordered to Sacramento to wait for better weather. A United Airlines mainliner was diverted to Sacramento for the same reason due to snow.
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Reno
Southwest Airlines
San Francisco
Sacramento
United Airlines
Markets Mixed as Bonds Rise and Grains Slip
United Press reports irregular activity in nations markets with bonds higher and stocks uneven. In Chicago, cotton futures held steady while grain futures including wheat corn oats rye and soybeans slipped.
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United Press
U.S
Chicago
Stocks End Week With Mixed Moves On New York Markets
Stock prices on the New York Stock Exchange and curb markets finished mixed as investors paused before the president’s budget message due Monday. Sector gains and losses varied with industrials like Allied, General Electric, and General Motors showing movement, while Union Pacific and Republic Steel shifted modestly.
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New York
Pett and Morris
New York Stock Exchange
Alleghany Ludlum Steel
Allied Stores
American Tel
Anaconda Copper
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler Corp
Curtiss Wright
Farnsworth Television
General Electric
General Motors
Greyhound
Idaho Power
Kaiser Frazer Kennecott Co
Montgomery National Dairy
Ohio Oil
J.c,rpeney Pennsylvania Raiload
Phillips Petroleum
Pure Oil
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific Standard Oil
California
Ardanes Standard Oil
New Jersey
Studebaker
Orsageetinnsessess Aor
Texas Corp
Twentieth Cen
Union Pacific
United Air
Congress
Chrysler
Best S
Bliss
Coca-Cola
Standard Gas
See
Coca- Cola
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
Standard Oil of
General Food
Santa Fe
Canadian Pacific
Louisville and Nashville
US. Steel
JaiomeTean Telephone
Gen- Motors
Cyeland Electric Illuminating
Grain futures fall on Chicago Board of Trade losses
The marketwide decline hit soybeans hardest as May beans slid the 10 cent limit, with nearby contracts off 11% to 24 cents a bushel. Wheat dropped 11% to 24 cents, corn down about 11% to 1% cents, oats and rye also lower. Lard weakened 35 to 45 points amid strong selling near the close.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Bel Ag
MAS
Liquor Stores Closed for Audit in Utah
Utah state liquor stores and warehouses shut Saturday for a special audit ordered by Gov. J Bracken Lee. The inventory will last until Tuesday morning and covers stocks worth over 2 million dollars after a prior scandal in Salt Lake City where a city agency was found short nearly 40 thousand dollars in liquor.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
J. Bracken Lee
Miners Die in Slate Fall at Williams Coal Mine
Three miners were crushed to death in a slate fall at Williams Coal Co mine near Hopkinsville Kentucky. The incident occurred in a coal mine shaft with fatalities reported from the Williams operation.
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Hopkinsville
Williams Coal Co
Here
Airplane Gets Stuck in Snow Drift Lesson From Flight Crew
A tale from the Airport cafe recounts an airplane skimming off a landing and becoming mired in drifted snow. The crew frees the plane with a tug and a rudder wiggle and throttle kick, while the author notes the cautionary wisdom of avoiding dangerous dives.
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Joe Neeser
Wilson’s
Joe
Clemsez
New Taxes Urged as New York Budget Hits Record
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey addressed the first session of the New York Legislature urging new taxes to meet a record budget projected at one billion dollars.
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Albany
N.Y
Thomas FE. Dewey
New New York
Meridian Man Killed by Hunting Companion
James E. Robison, 26, of Meridian, was fatally shot by his hunting partner Dr. L. E. Jewell while duck hunting near Kuna. They stood in a ditch blind on the Jesse Kendall ranch when Robison reportedly rose as Jewell fired. The coroner announced no inquest.
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Boise
James E. Robison
Meridian
Here
L. E. Jewell
Kuna
Jesse Kendall
Jewell
Robison
Ben Robison
California Storm Toll Shifts to Crop Damage Estimates
Southern California thawed after a three day deep freeze that caused millions in crop losses and disrupted daily life across the region. Experts assess fruit and citrus damage while power and transport services work to restore normal operations.
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Los Angeles
California
Marriages Surpass Divorces In Idaho 18 Months
Idaho marriages outnumbered divorces three to one over the last 18 months, reports L. J. Peterson of the public health department. Total marriages reached 12 952 and divorces 4 969, with Kootenai leading in marriages and divorces, Ada County showing 1 592 marriages and 604 divorces, Shoshone third in divorces, Gooding 324 divorces, and Camas County reporting no divorces.
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Boise
Idaho
L. J. Peterson
Public Health Department
Kootenai County
Ada County
Shoshone County
Gooding County
Camas County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alameda Community Church
Maple and Pershing
Allen Chapel
North Third
Noble
Corinth Baptist Church
Fourth
H. Means
Sunda
First Baptist Church
Arthur and Fremont
Albert E. Bensley
Paul Witleis Aiete
Central Christian Church East Center
Eighth
N R Simpgan Rminictor
Banysssseees
Kenneth Harten
Church OF Christ
Church OF the Nazarene Corner
Eighth and Clark
William Felder
Leslie Peece
First Church OF Christ Scientist Hayes and
Bonneville
Romary
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
South Seventh Ave
J Willis Hamblin
Edward Finch
Ae A. Athe
Rs A .Mw
Ventist
Lang
Sen
Temple Emanuel
Custer Bay School
Myer Lutzkop
Alex Bart
Prinity Episcopal Church
Watchtower
Kingdom Hall
Main
B. Fisher
M. Murray
Young
LDS West Pocatello Stake
ratwEntey
Pocatello Stake
Fourth Ward
Sixth Ward
Ae Oe Ward Unday
Padtra
Inkom Ward
Fort Hall Ward
Blackfoot
Episcopal
Mey Lever
Schock
Soleek
First Church OF Christ Scientist
ST. Paul's Episcopal
M. Lever
N. Shilling
ST. Bernard’s Catholic Church
C. M. Verhoeven
C. M. Verhoeyn
Emmanuel Lutheran
Andrew G. Anderson
Anna Andersen
Jason Lee
Methodist
Marcus M. Bloodworth
Minioe Orns
Earl R. Jones
Allen
Shaw
J.J Frey
Bible School
Jones Youth Fellowship
The
Masons
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship , Builders and Helpers
Musicians’ Union
News OF Record
Weasels
Rockport
Colo
Weasel
Lowry Air Force Base
Old South
Subway
Pete & Bills
Texaco
Yellowstone Highway
Chubbuck Road
Bill” Brown
Pete” Chambliss
Horace
Gendix
Bendix
Folbo Reroelgere
Electrical Merchandiser’ S Contractors
National Bureau of Standards
Washington, D. C
E. A. Condon
Bureau of Standards
Charles Sawyer
Harold Lyons
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