Rotary Club Hears Hospital Head on Psychiatric Aid
Dr. J. O. Cromwell of the Idaho State Hospital at Blackfoot urged expanded public psychiatric services and staffing. He noted understaffing at the hospital and called for more nurses, practical nurses, occupational therapists, and industrial therapists to help patients reintegrate after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Cromwell
Idaho State Hospital
Blackfoot
Pocatello Rotary Club
Cromwell
Idaho State Hosital
America
Rotary
Mel Deaton
Howard F. Smothers
Oberlin
Kansas
D. C. Ray
Pocatello
Charles Knorr
Richardson
Texas
Deaton
Rotary International District Assembly
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City
Ross Park
Gasoline Flood Strikes Denver Suburbs
Three families appeal for rescue from a gasoline flood seeping into wells and soil near Denver. Residents report fumes, water contamination, and farm damage as officials try to locate the source amid warnings of fire risk and tax paperwork for fuel found on properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Philip Schwieder
Carl Stone
Bone Perko
Perko
Stone
Schneider
State Tie Department
Schwieder
Piper Cub Drops Explosive Near UN Headquarters
A small Piper Cub aircraft flown by an unidentified pilot dropped a tiny explosive near the United Nations building in Lake Success New York causing a stir inside and around the headquarters. Police and security forces investigated the incident as a possible prank or menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations
World Organization
Obituary notes from Blackfoot and Aberdeen services held
Obituaries detail funeral rites for Max R. Pierson drowned near American Falls with services in Aberdeen, including pallbearers Wayne Phillips Ralph Spraker Rex Hayter Willis Wedel Verl Hawes Roger Ralphs and music by Mrs. Madge Little. Burial in Aberdeen Cemetery. arrangements by Peck and Packham mortuary. Walter Wilken, 71, dies at Parson's Hospital after heart ailment. survived by daughter Leona Wenke and three children. funeral July 26 at Sand Funeral Home with Rev. Marcus H. Bloodworth, burial in Grove City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max R. Pierson
American Falls
Aberdeen
LDS Church
Bruce E. Beck
Wayne Phillips
Ralph Spraker
Rex Hayter
Willis Wedel
Verl Hawes
Roger Ralphs
Madge Little
Bonnie
Eleanor Pierce
Grant Beck
Little
Frank Herbert
Erwin Peterson
Boise
Idaho
Aberdeen Relief Society
Loretta Phillips
Ellen Duffin
Florine Hess
Leola Turner
Elaine Blackburn
Jemel Evans
Bonnie Larson
Connie Larson
Mildred Muir
Wilken
Chicago
Illinois
Mid-Western
Eva Donner
Leona Wenke
Moreland
Luthern Church
Woodmen of the World Lodge
Burley
Edna
Gladys
California
Lenoa Wenke
Edward Wilken
Norfolk
Nebraska
Harry
Orris Wilken
Arthur Wilken
Oregon
Carman Warnecke
Susan Warnecke
Sand Funeral Home
Marcus H. Bloodworth
The
Methodist Church
Grove City
Sandberg Funeral Home
Organ Music Charms Bannock Hotel Guests
Josephine Hutchings, known as Jo Hutchings, performs dinner music on the Hammond organ at the Bannock Hotel from 6 to 8 PM and is heard on KSEI at noon daily. A BYU trained organist, she has played at the First Ward LDS church since 1940 and often serves four church services on Sundays. She has studied at Idaho Falls High, University of Idaho Southern Branch, BYU, and spent a year in New York pursuing music.residen Jo lives with Price M Hutchings at 321 N Buchanan Ave. Her siblings are also musically talented, with Tom winning a $1000 Academy of Music scholarship and pursuing piano. Margaret a pianist and artist. Grace a pianist. LaVere a violinist and commercial artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Drages
Josephine
Jo” Hutchings
Bannock
KSEI
Miss Hutchings
BYU
J. J. Keeler
First Ward
Lds Church
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
New York
Price M. Hutchings
N. Buchanan Ave
Tom
Academy of Music
Santa Barbara
California
Margaret
Grace
LaVere
Baltic Refugees Arrive in Boston Aboard Ketch Gundel
Twenty nine refugees from Latvia Sweden Lithuania and Russia arrived in Boston aboard the 64 foot ketch Gundel after a 43 day Atlantic crossing. Immigration and public health officials boarded the ship as the group faces possible deportation due to lack of visas despite pleas for admission. They previously fled Soviet dominated lands to Sweden and saved funds for the voyage ending with dwindled funds on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Atlantic
Boston Harbor
United States
America
Sweden
Provincetown
Cape Cod
John Rosenberg
Bolton Bound Over to Court in Burglary Case
James D. Bolton a 41 year old Po catello Negro was bound over to district court on a first degree burglary charge after being wounded during an attempt to escape from officer Jack Bates. Bolton arraigned in the hospital with a $2500 bond and in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Bolton
Pocatello Negro
General Hospital
Jack Bates
Pocatello
Bolton
Glen Nelson
U S Officers Reject Red Threat Through United Nations
Washington reports say the State Department disputes claims of Communist agents entering the United States via the UN. Secretary Marshall and officials state they have legal means to curb any dangerous activity and see no serious Soviet infiltration through the UN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
United Nations
George C. Marshall
Department
Iron Curtain
Chapman Revercomb
W. Va
Marshall
U. S
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
William Harlow
Charles M. Hulton
Harlow
Jack B. Tate
Samuel D. Boykin
Office of Controls
Hulton
Richard Arens
Subcommittee
Robert A. Lovett
Arens
Visa Division
New York
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices From Idaho County
List of marriage licenses for Pocatello and surrounding areas with ages and consent notes. Sheriff reports a 1940 Chrysler collision near McCammon junction causing grain loss but no injuries. Police court fines and guilty pleas for traffic and disturbance offenses. Building permits issued, births at St. Anthony's and General Hospital noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff’s Office
Conrad Bingham
Logan
Clifton Read
Rockland
N. S. Fordyce
Bannock County
Harold Hinckley
Elks Club
Arthur Ave
P. E. Parrish
Blackfoot
St. Anthony’s
Chace Anderson
East Clark
Rex Hickman
Downey
Eldon Dewey
Charles Wellard
Jefferson
Joseph Sorenson
Portneuf Park
Sam Jenkins
North Tenth
General Hospital
Edward Pauscher
Randolph
Gate City notes slow Fifth district court activity
In the Gate City a slow period affects Fifth district court as Judge Isaac McDougall chills at home and Judge L E Glennon is away on vacation. The American Legion club plans to reopen in the 100 block North Main with Vern Goldsmith new manager. Grass fires near Cottonwood Street and North Fifteenth Street spark city fire crews. A smoke plume near the tie plant proves not a fire. Riding events at Mountain Home on the Range are planned with Lyon cabin decor. Robert T Taggart and Elizabeth return to Vacaville after a two week Idaho visit staying with the Bassett Hurds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District Court
Isaac McDougall
West Clark
L. E
American Legion Club
Main St
C. G. Billmeyer
Legion
Vern “Goldie” Goldsmith
Twin Falls
Robert T. Taggart
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Ann DeKay
Blackfoot
Vacaville
California
Western Air Lines
Bassett Hurd’s
Former Resident Dies in Salt Lake City
William E. Bowen aged 78, former Union Pacific terminal trainmaster at Pocatello in 1924, died at his Salt Lake City home. Born March 29, 1870 in Waverly Iowa, he was survived by his widow Mabel Bowen daughter Mabel Louise Crane brother John N. Bowen of Salt Lake City and sister Aimee Steffan of Cheshire Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
William E. Bowen
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Mr. Bowen
Waverly
Iowa
John H
Susan Noonan Bowen
Mabel Bowen
Mabel Louise Crane
John N. Bowen
Aimee Steffan
Cheshire
Bumper makes amends in Hillsboro car incident
The Charles Meeker family found an unsigned note on their parked car claiming the writer backed into it and knocked the rear bumper off, leaving two dollars on the clip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Tex
Charles Meeker
Plans Move For Hospital Addition Jo
Plans for a new four story wing at St Anthony hospital proceed despite only 169707 raised of 300000 goal. Officials consider borrowing to cover shortfall while nurses may be housed in temporary quarters in the new wing during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Hospital
F. E. MacKenzie
Denver
Jaycees Have Picnic In Blackfoot City Park
Blackfoot with Pocatello and Idaho Falls Jaycees and Jayceettes held a social picnic at Blackfoot city park on Wednesday evening attended by over 100 members. Wayne Tucker of Pocatello organized the event as a kickoff for summer gatherings to help local chapters get acquainted. Jayceettes prepared sandwiches and salads while the Blackfoot chamber provided watermelons and soft drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot Chamber
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Rotary Club
Joker
Peck and Packham Mortuary
Walter Wilkin Blackfoot
Walter Wilken
Bannock Hotel
Josephine Hutchings
USA
Steve Sheppard
Jim Schoonover
Halliwell Park
John Taylor
Gaylord Sanford
Schoonover
Don Reber
News of Record
James W. Myers
Darlyne Mae Keeler
Edwin R. Stone
Jerome
Christinia Karas
Max K. Ranstrom
Doris Fell
Wayne Dee Adams
Patricia Ann Cawley
Ramon G. Crouch
LaRue Criss
Paul Seidel
Max Pyper
Ralph Svancara
Paul Okamura
Leonard Jensen
331 East Center
Robert Arnold
Arbon Valley
Arnold
Oasis
Gate City
Glennon
Judge McDougall
North
Cottonwood St
Fifteenth St
C. Ben Lyon
Lyon
Pocatello Creek
Joe Brown
Salt Lake
Bumper
Ibs
Yvernment Specifica
Western
Wesitt Auto Rad Oy
Somaime
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