IAR Vet Cancels Inauguration Trip to Washington
Theo A. Penland 99 year old commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic cancels plans to attend President Truman's inauguration after mixed messages from the inaugural committee. Officials say the offer to fly him there was withdrawn though Penland would have paid his own expenses. The veterans group questions the rationale and possible Confederate veterans representation at the event.
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Ortland
Ore
Theo
A. Penland
Grand Army
the Republic
Truman
Inington
Enland
Penland
Washington, D. C
Harlan Wood
Veterans’ Division
GAR
Cora Gillis
Wood
Washington
Miss Gillis
Grace Marketing and Livestock association formed
The Bannock County Marketing and Livestock association meets and renames to Grace Marketing and Livestock association after secession. Gjen Jensen is re elected president with W Samuel Smith as vice president, H A Anderson secretary, Melvin Itehead treasurer. board members include Ken Tarbett Lamar Winward and Darrell Toone. The sheep division picks directors Wesley Pard Fred M Cooper Iry Steele. 366 hogs were shipped Wednesday to HiN and Son at Burley, topping $20.80 per hundredweight, totaling $17,000. shipments to continue monthly through September.
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Grace
Bannock County Marketing and Livestock Association
Grace Marketing and Livestock Association
Bannock County
Gjen Jensen
W. Samuel Smith
H. A. Anderson
Soda Prings
Melvin Itehead
Ken 4 Tarbett
Lamar Winward
Ors
Darrell Toone
Wesley ‘Pard
Fred M. Cooper
Iry Steele
Erey
Hin and Son
Burley
Lions Club minstrel show invites Ida Falls members
The Ida Falls Lions Club extended an invitation to Pocatello Lions at their Tuesday meeting. Emphasis was on membership growth with a goal to add four new members Sam Pullos Robert Cleare Gordon Foote and Harry Carey. A Feb 9 meeting at the senior high cafeteria will dedicate the new organ the club helped obtain with guests Jack Randall Tom Boyle and others attending.
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Ida Falls Lions Club
Memirs
Pocatello Lions Club
Afeteria
Hich
Sam Pullos
Robert Cleare
Gordon Foote
Harry Carey
Jack Randall
Tom Boyle
J. H. Peterson
W. S. Unds
Harold Smith
Bill Hill
Frank Grover
VEW Aids Crippled Vet Billy Byrd On Boise Trip
A VFW group and Veterans Administration arranged a Boise hospital trip for Billy Byrd a World War I veteran suffering blood poisoning in his legs. Neighbors had supported him in a lonely North Fourth Avenue shack until the VFW intervened and arranged transport and care. He left with his son and two VFW officials for treatment, which the local VFW credited for initiating.
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Billy Byrd
Boise
Byrd
Veteran's Hospital
VFW Club
Veteran's Administration
Dudenaire
VFW
Idaho Wrecking Company
Billy
Geing
Dudenake
A. R. Waters
Malad
POST
Boise Veteran’s Hospital
Povatello Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mendy
Their Secret Moods and Nebraska Groundwater Temperatures
A brief note discusses males as calmer music pupils while females are seen as overly focused. The text also cites Nebraska underground water temperature near 50 degrees.
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Nebraska
New Sources of Atom Energy Being Sought
Dr. Kenneth S. Pitzer, head of the AEC research division, said the agency seeks 55 million dollars for basic scientific study in the new fiscal year, more than current funding. He outlined tough chemistry problems, including materials for reactors, radioactive waste disposal, and fuel separation, and noted interest in new energy sources beyond uranium and plutonium.
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Kenneth S. Pitzer
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Congress
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University of California At
Pitzer
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