Write for the Future Winners Chosen Here By Pocatello Firm
The contest honors Donald F. Nichols of Idaho State College at 211 Campus Drive for an essay on Pocatello civic pride. Nichols receives a new Reming but beneficial prize as sponsor Jensen Typewriter Co and People's Insurance Exchange promote civic attitude.
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Pocatello Company
Topman
Pocatello
Jensen Typewriter Company
People’s Automobile Insurance Exchange
Donald F. Nichols
Nichols
Idaho State College
Pocatellans
Remington
ISC
Campus Drive
Henry C. Jensen
The
Typewriter Company
Phillip E. Hauck
People’s
Civic attitude urged for Pocatello improvement
A radio reading showcased Nichol’s winning civic essay praising an integrated plan for Pocatello. Judges and winners included Janet Richmond and Jack Briggs with John Roberts and Duane Lloyd among top placements, while remarks urged civic outlets and graft-free government.
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Ington
John Roberts
South
Duane Lloyd
Janet Richmond
Jack Briggs
South Tenth
Leroy Walker
Cleora Richins
Pocatello
Homer Satterfield
Nichol
Cies
Citiens
Pocattelo
Graveside rites for Charles Eugene Lish 21 killed near Fay France
Obituary item lists graveside services at 2 p m in McCammon Cemetery with full military honors by VFW post 735 members Vaughn Tripp Herman Davis George Schick and others. Also notes funeral services for Myrtle Curtis Morris and long obituary for a Riverside resident detailing LDS Church service roles and large surviving family.
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Charles Eugene Lish
Fay
France
McCammon
VFW
Vernon Harris
Vaughn Tripp
Herman Davis
George Schick
Clair Nielson
J. Gordon Willes
John Dudenake
Ted McCurdy
Bennie Cooper
Pocatello Post
Pallbearers
Vic Kimmell
Monte Royter
Lee Larson
Vernon Barry
Jimmy Young
Wayne Waltman
Calvin Whiting
Thieves Snatch Parking Meter in Chillicothe Street
A Chillicothe street theft report states a parking meter was stolen. Police investigate the odd pilfering act as residents note the loss of the device used for street parking management.
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Chillicothe
Chillicothe Street
Funeral services for Hale Hale and others noted in Idaho obits
Funeral services were held for Howard Lee Hale 65 of McCammon and Pocatello with Bishop Verl Hall officiating. The ceremony featured speakers, music by a mixed chorus, solos by Dorothy Harris, and a violin piece by Albert Foote. Interment followed in McCammon cemetery. Additional notices announce services for Lucy Gordon Hayne in Poplar Montana and Beulah Neal in McHan Henderson chapel.
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Howard Lee Hale
Pocatello
McCammon
Bishop Verl Hall
Charles Thornley
Bishop Hall
Howard H. Hale
J. M. Harris
Albert Foote
Dorothy Harris
B. W. Green
Howard Henson
Vernon Powell
A. Hall
Ed Hurley
W. D. Hale
Leo Hall
McCammon Relief Society
Lois Willams
Marilyn Thornock
Evelyn Thornock
Charlyne Hale
Janie Hale
Susanne Hansen
Barbara Hale
Virgin Commack
Emma Marley
Alda Anderson
Lucy Gordon Hayne
Ed Lessert
Fort Hall
Poplar
Montana
Albert Cropp
Poplar Cemetery
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Beulah Neal
East Lander Street
McHan- Henderson
N. R. Simpson
Central Christian Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Idaho Brand Board Holds Funds for Disputed Cattle
The Idaho state brand board announced it is holding 106 517 dollars for cattlemen who prove ownership of animals sold in Idaho auctions. State brand inspector O J Shaw said cattle had been sold at auctions rather than kept in lots while ownership was settled. He reported 206 578 cattle inspected from January 1 to June 30 and 94 cattle of disputed ownership recovered.
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Boise
State Brand Board
Idaho
O. J. Shaw
Shaw
New Policy Shields Farmer From Lawsuit In Nelly Incident
A new Idaho Farm Insurance Co auto and liability policy protects farmers when a hired man is injured by Nellie. Discussed at Hotel Bannock by Farm Insurance officers and directors led by secretary treasurer John H. Webb. The group operates under Idaho Farm Bureau with offices in Pocatello. President D W Clegg of both groups named. other directors listed include Cyril Lau Soda Springs J F Fredrickson Malad Robert Webb Pingree Andreas Aikele Moore W C Roberts Sugar City Asa Drake Victor Rodney Gifford Ashton William Beck Burley Raymond Langley Boise and Ralph Garman Payette.
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Nellie
Idaho, Farm Insurance Co
Hotel Bannock
John H. Webb
Idaho Farm Bureau
Pocatello
George Yates
D. W. Clegg
Grace
Farm Bureau and Insurance Company
S. L. Hansen
Idaho Falls
Cyril Lau
Soda Springs
J. F. Fredrickson
Malad
Robert Webb
Pingree
Andreas Aikele
Moore
W. C. Roberts
Sugar City
Asa Drake
Victor
Rodney Gifford
Ashton
William Beck
Burley
Raymond Langley
Boise
Ralph Garman
Payette
Cost of living index hits new high in June
The U S government reports the cost of living index for June 15 at 171 7 per cent of the 1935 39 average. Food prices led the rise with a 1 5 per cent gain from May 15 to June 15 while fuel and house furnishings rose six tenths of a percent rents up three tenths. Overall one month increase was seven tenths.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Osteopath Pugh Installed AOA President At Conference
Stephen M. Pugh of Everett Washington was installed president of the American Osteopathic Association at the close of its 52nd annual convention in Boston. He succeeds Robert B. Thomas of Huntington West Virginia.
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Boston
Stephen M. Pugh
Everett
Wash
The
American Osteopathic Association
Robert B. Thomas
Huntington
W. Va
Ariazona Trout Stream Abounds Across Counties
Ariazna hosts about a thousand miles of trout streams with fish found in all but three of its 114 counties. The enduring distribution highlights the state's rich freshwater angling potential and regional biodiversity.
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Ariazna
Tau Phi Lambda conducts charter member rites
Initiation of Tau Phi Lambda charter members occurred Wednesday evening at Marianne Sorenson’s home 932 West Fremont Street. Dellasean Jenkins led as president with Alta Crackenberg vice president and Edith Vanderlinde historian among 14 inductees. Assisting with the ritual were several members. refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for August 4 at the Cornelison residence in Fort Hall.
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Tau Phi Lambda
Ersal Cornelison
Supreme Forest Woodman
Marianne Sorenson
West
Fremont St
Dellasean Jenkins
Alta Crackenberg
Miss Sorenson
Thelma Didericksen
Alvan Cornelison
Clarice Palmer
Edith Vanderlinde
Edith Deck
Edith Gum
Dewey Eisenhower Hold Berlin Talks in Upstate Conference
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Gen. Dwight Eisenhower met in Pawling New York to discuss Berlin and European unity. They stressed firmness in Berlin while pursuing peaceful solutions and agreed the meeting was nonpartisan with future calls possible.
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Pat
Berlin
United States
Germany
America
Eisenhower
Gov. Dewey
Dewey
Mine Union Calls Off Wide Strike
Salt Lake City reports the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers canceled a nationwide strike set to begin at midnight affecting 14 American Smelting and Refining Company operations across nine states.
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Salt Lake City
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
CSO
American Smelting and Refining Company
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Lady Weary
Ripley
Winifred Hatch
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Telephone Exchange
Mary Litchfield
Ver Hall
McCammon Ward
LDS Church
Della Lish
Sergeant Lish
Lucille Hall
Hall Mortuary
Mrs. Myrtle Morris
Myrtle Curtis Morris
LDS Thirteenth Ward
Alton M. Alexander
Ray Miles
William Hatch
Sam Miles
Loren Hatch
Allen Baldwin
Sam Hatch
13Th Ward Relief Society
Bertha Pieper
Moreland
Riverside
Emmigration Canyon
William Lovatt
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Relief Society
M.I.A
Brigham H. Mitchell
St. Anthony
Blackfoot
Leonard Mitchell
Edith Jensen
Mackay
Della Adams
E. Barney Mitchell
Hazel Shore
Rosemary
Alberta
Canada
William Mitchell
Lorin Mitchell
Riverside L.D.S
H. M. Wray
Riverside-Thomas Cemetery
Sandberg Funeral Home
Gate City
Masons
Pocatello Masonic Temple
Arthur Street
Lucy G. Hayne
Mrs. Beulah Neal
Rose Edith Mitchell
George W. Hargraves
George
Bein
Allene Knighton
Dene Beesley
Ruth Jackson
Doris Thompson
Betty Long
Ira Gilbert
Margaret Graham
Iris Armstrong
E. Center
Cook’s
Dodge
Plymouth
MOPAR
Chrysler Corporation