Aid Checks Won't Be Cut Says Idaho Governor Robins
Boise Idaho reports that Governor C A Robins said relief recipients will receive full monthly payments with no anticipated cuts. He spoke at a news conference after returning from official trips and noted a potential deficiency appropriation to cover funds.
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Boise
Idaho
C. A. Robins
Robins
Colorado Springs
Colo
Columbia Valley Administration
Washington, D. C
Prisoner's Wife Seeks Divorce in Blackfoot
District Judge Preston Thatcher heard Mrs. Lora Wheeler, 22, seek divorce from Melvin Wheeler, 32, jailed three years for adultery. She alleges he coerced her into relations with men while he consorted with girlboarders at their Riverside area home during last winter’s blizzards. Wheeler counters with charges of wife’s unfaithfulness. judgment postponed for property settlement points.
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Blackfoot
Preston Thatcher
Lora Wheeler
Melvin Wheeler
Wheeler
Riverside
Bird Joins Idaho Medical Association as Secretary
Armand Bird resigns as information supervisor for the Idaho public health department to become executive secretary of the Idaho State Medical Association. Appointment approved at the 57th annual Sun Valley convention. Offices to open in Boise after July 10. Also notes return trips from the Western Farm Bureau conference in Santa Barbara.
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Boise
Armand Bird
State Public Health Department
Idaho State
Medical Association
W.R. West
Idaho Falls
Bird
Sun Valley
State Medical Association
Board of Medicine
Noble Building
John H. Webb
Rosewood
Harold Redford
N. Arthur
Pocatello
Western Farm Bureau
Santa Barbara
Calif
Oregon
Washington
R. J. Newell Retires From Bureau of Reclamation
R J Newell retires after 31 years with the bureau of reclamation as Pacific Northwest leader. He received the Department of the Interior’s Distinguished Service Award from Assistant Commissioner Wesley R Nelson at a Boise dinner with 300 attendees. Speakers included H T Nelson Frank A Banks and J S Moore.
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Boise
Bureau of Reclamation
R. J. Newell
Newell
Northwest
H. T. Nelson
Frank A. Banks
Grand Coulee
American Falls
J. S. Moore
Minidoka
State Studies New Curricula
Boise Idaho health and physical education curricula for elementary and high schools will be adopted by Dec 1 announced state superintendent Alton B Jones. The committee plans to adopt elementary science general science mathematics chemistry and physics curriculums for high schools with arithmetic adoptions already in place.
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Boise
Idaho
Alton B. Jones
Publc
Thursay
Jones
Dorothy Herbert Aces Clyde Beatty Circus At Pocatello
Dorothy Herbert the 26 year old triple star equestrienne joins Clyde Beatty Circus with 14 years riding experience. She performs reinless rearing and high jumping with fearless grace, headlining a show featuring Harriett Beatty Rita Navarro and a herd of elephants and trained canines. Performances set for 2 30 and 8 00 PM with a grand parade opening the program.
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Clyde Beatty
Eva Tanguay
Dorothy Herbert
Equestrienne
Pocatello
Dorothy
Thommens
Harriett Beatty
Bombay
Rita Navarro
France
Bottolfsen to Attend NEA Convention in Boston
Former Idaho Governor C A Bottolfsen said he will leave Boise today for Boston to attend the National Education Association annual convention July 4 to 8 He serves as NEA parliamentarian a role he has held for 15 years After the convention he will return to his Arco home for a month He is chief of staff for the joint interim legislative committee on state government reorganization.
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Boise
C. A. Bottolfsen
Boston
National Education Association
Bottolfsen
NEA
Arco
Joint
Police Investigate No Burglaries Here
Police report two burglaries investigated in Pocatello one at a home belonging to Dr. William Black on East Center Street and another at a fruit stand owned by Virgil Hunter on North Third Avenue and Gould Street. Officers listed two juvenile suspects.
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Pocatello
William Black
East Center St
North Third Ave
Gould St
Virgil Hunter
Travel Film Wings to Hawaii Available for Clubs
Pan American Airways travelogue film Travel Wings to Hawaii will be available for use by Pocatello service clubs during the second week in July announced Thursday by Thora Erickson of Western Airlines.
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Hawaii
Pan-American Airways
Pocatello
Thora Erickson
Western Airlines
Apparent Radium Find May Make Couple Rich
An Indian prospector and his wife staked a five acre claim in the Petrified Forest near Tuba City Arizona after Walter Albert a reservation policeman sampled uranium bearing sands. The material tested by the state mineral resources department in Phoenix may bring wealth to the couple under tribal sale rules and royalties.
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Walter Albert
Petrif
State Department of Mineral Resources
Phoenix
Albert
Casey
Petrified Forest
Arizona
Labor Chieftain To Be Named Soon
Governor Robins said he would shortly appoint a state labor commissioner but would not act today as the department of labor is to be reactivated under recent legislation. He added that a selection has not been made yet, but he expects to decide very soon.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
Department of Labor
Burglary Stolen Hardware At Bannock Lumber
Leland Freckleton, Bannock Lumber manager, reported to Pocatello police that someone broke into the firm's building Wednesday night and stole a considerable amount of merchandise. The haul included five Knick locks seven and a half pair of door hinges National brand 24 chrome cabinet pulls and other items.
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Leland Freckleton
Bannock Lumber Company
Pocatello
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