Lab Puts In Call For Specialists At Langley
The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics research laboratory at Langley Field Virginia issues a call for qualified engineers and skilled workers to fill openings reported by the Pocatello Idaho State Employment Service office. Positions include building architects electrical mechanical and aeronautical engineers statisticians physicists draftsmen and instrument makers with salaries from 1705 to 4149 dollars annually. Applications are accepted immediately at the Pocatello office 120 North Second Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Langley Field
Virginia
Pocatello
Idaho State Employment Service
W. B. Cox
North Second Ave
Cox
College Head To Speak At Local Nazarene Church
Dr. Lewis T. Corlett president of Northwest Nazarene College at Nampa will speak at the Church of the Nazarene in Pocatello at 11 a m Sunday. He is returning from a general board meeting in Kansas City and will also speak in Idaho Falls at a church union meeting. The Idaho Falls talk will not be a school service but will cover the college at Nampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis T. Corlett
Northwest ‘Nazarene College
Nampa
Church of the Nazarene
Pocatello
Clark St
Eighth Ave
Corlett
Kansas City
Idaho Falls
New Partner Joins Pett & Morris Salt Lake Company
H. S. Howell of Pocatello becomes a partner in Pett & Morris Salt Lake Company with a Pocatello office managed by Howell. The firm also announces purchase of a seat on the New York Stock Exchange and operates a branch at Idaho Falls, formerly Ure Pett and ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Pett & Morris, Salt Lake Company
Howell
New York Stock Exchange
Ure, Pett and Ae
Idaho Falls
Local Court Records Highlight Traffic and Public Disturbance Pleas
Police court notes list Robert Milton Belyea 27 convicted for disturbing the peace with a $25 fine after plea of not guilty. Ray Fogg also found guilty on disturbing the peace with a $50 fine after plea. Tom Richardson 56, 1805 South Second Ave, pleaded guilty to reckless driving with $35 fine and $10 suspended. Jour T McConnet Tr Sout Eleventh Ave faced traffic bond forfeiture at $5. Joe McCarty 45 pleaded guilty to intoxication with $15. James Irvine 49 pleaded guilty to intoxication with $50. James Murray 39 listed for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Milton Belyea
Ray Fogg
Tom Richardson
South Second Ave
Jour T--Mcconnet Tr
Eleventh Ave
Joe McCarty
James Irvine
James Murray
Bedingfield
Justice Court
James Zeman
B. E. Painter
Joe Henderson
Keith Bell
Marriage Licenses for Binman and Stooks in St Paul
Donald M. Binman aged 20 and Arliss M. Stooks aged 19, both of St. Paul Minnesota, obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Binman
St. Paul, Minn
Arliss M. Stooks
St. Paul
Holy Hour at St Anthony Parish and Local Social Notices
Knights of Columbus in Pocatello observe a Holy Family holy hour at St Anthony Parish from seven to eight p m Catholics urged to receive Holy Communion together Non Catholics invited Also central Par ent Teachers Association meeting set for Jan 12 at 8 p m in room 101 Pocatello High School Mrs Fred Davis district president from Preston to preside Unit presidents officers and chairmen asked to attend Agronomist Jack Wursten to attend Sugar Beet Technology convention in San Francisco returning around Jan 17 George Newton Swift & Co salesman to attend five week Swift training in San Francisco A L Baker Swift manager to visit Chicago W V Wahman Swift district manager and Denver plant manager in town inspecting local and other plants Alfo Horrocks recovering from influenza Articles of incorporation filed for New Mint night club James J Monroe George P Pattis and George J Pattis named as incorporators Pocatello Railroad Employees Federal Credit Union to hold annual meeting Saturday at Memorial Hall with lunch and dancing for members and families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Pocatello Council
St. Anthony
Central Council of the
Parent Teachers Association
Pocatello High School
Fred Davis
Preston
The
Pocatello Railroad Employees Federal Credit Union
Memorial Hall
Lumber Costs Seen Softening After Hearings
Rep Ralph A Gamble chair of a joint congressional housing committee after a day with 60 lumber manufacturers distributors and retailers predicted an early break in lumber prices now beyond all reason He said reductions are coming and noted Weyerhaeuser Lumber Co may slash prices about 10 percent The committee believes a trend has started as prices exceed prewar levels by about 29 percent and many expect others to follow suit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LLP
Ralph A. Gamble
N. Y
Congressional Housing Committee
Joseph R. McCarthy, Jr
Wis
Wyerhaueser Lumber Co
Eugene
Ore
Gamble
New Albion Unit Viewed
Officials of Southern Idaho College of Education will investigate erecting a new building to replace Swanger Hall, destroyed by fire on July 19. They will review funding from fire insurance payments and possible construction plans. Marva Manning was appointed secretary to the SICE registrar. salary adjustments were discussed. Attendees included John Rumsberg Rupert Maude Houston and E A Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Ida
Swanger Hall
Southern Idaho College of Education
State Board of Education
SICE
Marva Manning
Burley
John Rumsberg
Rupert
Three Road Projects Set Bids Opened Across Idaho
The Public Works Department opened bids for three road improvement packages totaling nearly 17 miles in Idaho. Canyon Construction Co. won two contracts with low bids for Driggs Victor and the Barrymore road oiling projects, while Western Construction Co. secured two stockpiling bids in Bonneville Teton Clark and Fremont counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOISE
Public Works Department
Canyon Construction Co
Caldwell
Driggs- Victor
Teton
Pickett and
Nelson
Idaho Falls
Barnhart and
Wheeler
Pocatello
U. S. 93
Jerome County
Holmes Construction Co
Heyburn
Hoops Construction Co
Twin Falls
Colonial Construction Co
Spokane
Peck
Lewis
Nez Perce
F. H. DeAtley and Co
Lewiston
Brennan & Cahoon, Inc
Western Construction Co
Bonneville
Clark
Fremont
Royal Couple Set Rendezvous in Switzerland
Ex king Michael of Romania tinkered with his jeep engine in Lausanne while awaiting his fiancee Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma en route from Copenhagen for a secret rendezvous in Switzerland. The town buzzed with romantic headlines as the pair planned their first meeting since his abdication last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Switzerland
Michael
Romania
Anne of
Bourbon-Parma
Copenhagen
Elizabeth
London
Hearings Set For Seven Idaho Compensation Cases
The Industrial Accident Board scheduled seven hearings in southern Idaho. Upcoming cases include Helena Nelson versus Petersen Furniture and State Insurance Fund on January 26 in Pocatello and Peggy Perkins versus E W Sinclair State Public Works Commissioner and State Insurance Fund on January 27 in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOISE
Industrial Accident Board
Idaho
Helena Nelson
Petersen Furnitures
State Insurance Fund
Pocatello
Peggy Perkins
E. W. Sinclair
Montpelier
Stassen Accuses 11 insiders in commodity gambling
Harold Stassen told a Senate inquiry that about 11 government insiders made 4000 in commodity market gambling. Secretary Clinton Anderson challenged him to prove the allegations while Stassen declined to name insiders publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Clinton P. Anderson
Stassen
Senate
Truman
Wallace H. Graham
Graham
Edwin W. Pauley
Ralph K. Davies
Anderson
Minnesota
Idaho Supreme Court Upholds Salhus Manslaughter Conviction
The Idaho Supreme Court upheld Carlyle Salhus Lewiston a Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue in a three to two decision finding him guilty of involuntary manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOISE
Idaho Supreme Court
Carlyle Salhus Lewiston
Internal Revenue
Winter milk output linked to clean warm drinking water
Agricultural experts warn that providing ample clean warm drinking water is essential to prevent a drop in winter milk production. They stress reliable access for dairy herds to maintain output through colder months.
Daring gunman robs Piedmont home of jewel loot
A man posing as a telephone repairman entering the Piedmont home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Whitehead Jr. stole jewels valued near 100000, forcing them and a maid into a closet at gunpoint. The loot includes a 10 carat diamond ring 50000 and a diamond bracelet 20000 with several other pieces. The thief fled after cutting telephone wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cali
Piedmont
J. J. Whitehead
Whitehead
Warning on civilians and marines in post dance hall incident
The report outlines police and military actions after a disorder at a dance hall. Marines and civilians faced charges and fines. Investigations emphasize preventing future trouble and ensuring fair treatment for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Base
Marine Corps
Maj. W. R. Williams
Marine Barracks
Williams
Pwill
Bedingfield
Deleta
Carl Muir
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Lab
News of Record
Pocatello Water Department
A. J. Armstorng
North Eleventh Ave
Department
Gate City
Jack Wursten
Simplot Fertilizer Co
San Francisco
American Society of Sugar Beet Technology
George Newton
Hawthorne Street
Swift & Co
Union Pacific
California
Swift Training School
A. L. Baker
Streamliner
Chicago
Illinois
W. V. Wahman
Denver
Colorado
Alfo
Horrocks
North Twelfth
Pocatéi
New Mint
United Press
James J Monroe
George P. Pattis
George J. Pattis
Samuel Starr
Stephen Streck
Anna 33
NEA Telephonol
New Albion
Henriksen
Pocatello Store
Fargo
Martha Stewart
Hollywood
Calif
Safe Prescription Service
Pocatello Drug
Western Apartments
Hawthorne Ave
Riverside
Ideal
Bistline Agency
Arthur
Photie
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