Polio Ward in Bannock County Upgraded for Outbreaks
Bannock county officials report St. Anthony hospital polio ward is equipped for new outbreaks with $4000 in gear plus an iron lung and chest respirator from national pools. Twelve polio cases have been treated locally, with one death and several patients sent to Boise or home.
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Actute
Bingham County
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Boise
Elk’s
Richard Watkins
Healy
Redee
St. Anthony's Ospital
St. Anthony's
St. Anthony’s Hospital
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Bannock County
Elk's
New Damsite Laundry Opens In American Falls
A new laundry establishment opened this week in American Falls owned and operated by E. C. Gibson. Gibson brings over twenty years in the business and has acquired the former Home Laundry building on Roosevelt Street. The staff will include four Gibson family members.
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American Falls
E. C. Gibson
Gibson
Roosevelt Street
Social calendar highlights from July events
Monthly Paint ers Auxiliary social in Mirror Room Hotel Whitman at 3 pm Thursday July 21 hosted by Mrs Ed Trahant. Good Neighbor Club party July 20 at Ray Highbee’s south of Pocatello bring own silverware. Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Juniors swim at Ross Park Thursday 2 pm with refreshments. Central Christian Women’s Council meets July 22 at 1 30 pm at Mrs Fred Smullin 215 North Tenth. Past Noble Grands pot luck at Smullin home 215 North Tenth at 6 pm Wednesday bring own service. Brotherhood of Railroad Locomotive Firemen and Ladies Society picnic at Ross Park Friday with cards 2 pm dinner 5 pm desserts provided.
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The
Painters’ Auxiliary
Hotel Whitman
Ed Trahant
Good Neighbor Club
Ray Highbee
Pocatello
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Ross Park
Central Christian Council
Women’s Council of the
Central Christian Church
Fred Smullin
North Tenth Avenue
Smullins
Noble Grands Club
North Tenth
Brotherhood of Railroad Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and Ladies Society
London Police Beat Costs Revealed for 24 Hour Coverage
A report shows each 24 hour London police beat costs 5000 dollars to operate. The figure highlights budget pressures faced by the metropolitan force and may influence funding discussions.
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London
Mexico Oil Loan Talks End Amid U S Mexico Rift
The United States and Mexico suspended negotiations on a 203 million dollar U S loan for oil exploration and development. The Mexican government asked to pause the talks saying they would resume in a cooperative spirit. U S sources note Mexican objections to restricted loan use and American oil firms pressured for funds to stay within Mexican internal exploration.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
U. S
Police Training Course Set Here
Police Chief A L Oliver announced a FBI sponsored five day training course to be held at the city police station from August 1 to August 5. Special Agent Eugene Scheif will head the school with sessions by Agent Scheib Captain R M Pugmire and Bannock County Prosecutor Henry McQuade covering law enforcement as a profession courtesies city ordinances report writing evidence handling arrest and search and seizure and firearms.
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A. L. Oliver
FBI
Eugene Scheif
Scheib
R. M. Pugmire
Bannock County
Henry McQuade
Scotsman MacIntosh Pioneers Water Repellent Cloth
In 1828 the Scotsman MacIntosh found that cloth could be waterproofed by impregnating it with rubber, a method that advanced textile science and later influenced waterproof fabrics.
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MacIntosh
Circus Aerialist Falls 40 Feet In Butler Hospital
Betty Woodside 26 of Louisville Kentucky suffered a fractured back and possible internal injuries after plunging 40 feet at Eddy's Exposition Show in Rochester Pennsylvania when a cable snapped. The fall left her in serious condition at Butler Hospital Tuesday.
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Butler
Butler Hospital
Betty Woodside
Louisville
Eddy
Ruin
Walton services set for Thursday
Funeral services for James An sell Walton 88 of 535 W Bonneville will be held Thursday at 2 p m from the First Ward LDS Church with Bishop Henry G West officiating. Interment is in the Mountainview Cemetery. Friends may call at Arthur W Hall Mortuary before services.
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James Ansell Walton
W. Bonneville
First Ward
LDS Church
Henry G. West
Eleventh Ward
Mountainview
Arthur W. Hall
Insects Destroy Vast U.S. Stored Grain Reserves
Approximately 300 million bushels of stored U.S. grain are destroyed annually by insects. The figure underscores ongoing postharvest losses and the need for improved storage and pest control measures.
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United States
Origins of the term barbarian in ancient Greece and Rome
The World Book Encyclopedia notes Greeks called non Greeks barbarian while Romans used barbarian for anyone not speaking Greek or Latin. The term reflects cultural barriers and linguistic divides between ancient civilizations.
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Greece
Bannock County Plans Election of New School District Group
Bannock County trustees schedule an 8 p m Monday meeting in the fifth district courtroom to elect a new five member county school district reorganization committee. The old committee ceased July 1 and the new panel must be chosen in July with two members from reorganized territory and three from unorganized areas, each from different parts of the county.
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Bannock County
Fiveman County
H. L. Fawson
Fawson
White House Luncheon With Booker T. Ashington 1901
President Theodore Roosevelt hosted renowned Black educator Booker T. Ashington at a White House luncheon in 1901. The meeting highlighted early 20th century efforts to bridge racial education and national leadership.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Booker T. Ashington
White House
Missing Boy Found After Overnight Disappearance
Volunteers locating eight year old Rex Farnsworth in Monroe Canyon near Monroe Utah after he went missing yesterday. Searchers recovered the boy this afternoon unharmed and were coordinating reunification efforts.
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Monroe
Utah
Volun
Teer
Rex Farnsworth
Monroe Canyon
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Elks
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Happy
Dennis Springsteed
Aberdeen
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Malin
Simmons
U. B. Pat
Mfg. Co
Sewing Center
Idaho
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