New Head Of Printer Class Named At Idaho State College
Archie LeDue will take over printing instruction at Idaho State College on Sept. 1, replacing retired Edward J. Potter. LeDue, previously in charge of the LeGrande Observer press room, will continue ISC’s printing program with five graduates already securing good jobs. Christensen promotes printing as a major U.S. job path and notes two $51.50 scholarships for non veteran high school grads to study printing.
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Idaho State College
Archie LeDue
Roy F. Christensen
LeDue
Edward J. Potter
LeDuc
LeGrande Observer
LeGrande
Oregon
Potter
ISC
Christensen
United States
Pocatellan Sgt Jensen Promoted in Air Force
Cpl Robert D Jensen son of Mr and Mrs H A Jensen 383 Willard Ave Pocatello elevates to permanent sergeant grade in the Air Force He is a supply technician in charge of communications supply with the 187th Airways and Air Communications Service Squadron Hill AFB Utah He enlisted Dec 14 1945 and married Carol Taysom Jan 20 this year Captain Jordan T Huntley praised the promotion as proof of loyalty skill and contribution to the AACS mission.
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Cpl
Robert D. Jensen
H. A. Jensen
Willard Avenue
Pocatello
Air Force
Jordan T. Huntley
Jensen
187Th Airways and Air Communications Service
Hill Air Force Base
Utah
Pocatello High School
Carol Taysom
Huntley
Silver City May Become Shrine
Boise Idaho Gov. C A Robins said designation of historic Silver City as a state monument would need legislative action. He supported the idea in principle if funding and position existed. The proposal came from William Leonard of Silver City, who noted tourist desecration and urged state custodians and guides.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
Silver City
William Leonard
R. H. Leonard
Oil Sales Group Has Session Here
W. J. Wilson of Utah Oil Refining Co. spoke at the Hotel Bannock about new lubrication features. He said automotive and farm mechanization drive demand for better lubricants and that similar meetings will be held regularly to improve motorists travel.
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W. J. Wilson
Pocatello
Utah Oil Refining Co
Bannock
Utah Oil Co
Wilson
Calvin Maser
Aberdeen
Dick van Derck
Salt Lake City
Wendell Stratton
Lee Pratt
C. P. Jones
Fred “Christy” Christensen
Lava Hot Springs
William B. Liddell
Pocate
Birthday Is Observed Celebrating McCammon Pioneer D Y Green
McCammon pioneer D Y Green, born July 19 1868 in Box Elder Utah, is honored on his 80th birthday. He moved to McCammon in 1896 and built a livestock business while serving as county commissioner, village board chair, school board member, and Portneuf stake LDS leader. He married Haddon Ward in 1894 and has five children.
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McCammon
D. Y. Green
Ward Green
Pocatello
California
Box Elder County
Utah
Green
Ditch Company
Ogden Cattle Company
L.D.S
Portneuf
Haddon Ward
Death of Charles R. Fairbanks Rail Shop Blacksmith
Charles R. Fairbanks, 52, a Union Pacific rail road shop blacksmith, died from internal injuries after being struck in the abdomen by a heavy steel piece Tuesday afternoon. He passed away in a local hospital the following day with other factors suspected in his death.
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Charles R. Fairbanks
Union Pacific Railroad
Forrest Howard
Fairbanks
U. P
Bear River Pact to Be Posted in Public Places
Copies of the proposed tri state Bear River compact will be posted next week in public places at Montpelier Paris Soda Springs Grace and Preston. State Reclamation Engineer Mark R Kulp said tentative drafts have been sent to Bear River watermaster E J Baird and will not be sent to the legislature for ratification until every approprior of the Bear River and its tributaries has seen and had it explained.
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Boise
Montpelier
Paris
Soda Springs
Grace
Preston
Mark R. Kulp
E. J. Baird
Bear River
Lander street facelift under city contract
City Engineer Les Baliff says Lander Street between Eighth and Twelfth avenues is being updated by Western Construction under a 20 block city contract. Visitors include Don Baldwin family from San Francisco staying with E J Baldwin. Earl Spencer expected in August. Dr. J Willis Hamblin returns after Presbyterian camp. Seattle guest Robert Svare with the Zeners. Sun Valley trip for W W Shields. local travelers Bert Terrell and F C Terrell.
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Lander Street
Eighth
Twelfth
Les Baliff
Western Construction Company
Gate City
Ketchum
J. Willis Hamblin
First Presbyterian Church
Police Court Roundup Disturbing the Peace Figures Prominent
Leonard Jensen pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined $15. Everett Wilson pleaded not guilty and was released with a warning. Adam Berrey forfeited $5 bond on run or a traffic signal. Thomas Blazing forfeited $10 bond for failing to stop at a sign. Murray Moore pleaded guilty to failing to stop at a sign and was fined $10. Kermit Cowley forfeited $15 bond on speeding. Jack Johnson pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, fined $100 and license suspended for a year. Louis Bagley forfeited $2.50 bond for left turn in a prohibited area.
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Leonard Jensen
Everett Wilson
Adam Berrey
Thomas Blazing
Murray Moore
Kermit Cowley
Jack Johnson
Louis Bagley
Stolen Vehicle and Lost Suitcase Reported in Modesto Area
John Bennett of Modesto reports losing a black suitcase wrapped in a green poncho while traveling between Lava and Soda Springs on a motorcycle. The suitcase holds valuable papers and a $20 reward is offered. R L Hadley reports his blue 1941 Chevrolet sedan stolen from his unlocked driveway.
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John Bennett
Modesto
Calif
Wile
Lava
Soda Springs
Bennett
R. L. Hadley
McKinley
Trimming Petitions for Letters of Administration
Albert E. Trimming of Boise, eldest son of Amy E. Trimming deceased, petitions probate court for letters of administration. He asks John B. Trimming of Pocatello be named administrator. Property includes a house and lot here. Hearing set for August 4.
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Albert E. Trimming
Boise
Amy E. Trimming
John B. Trimming
Pocatello
Newfoundland Referendum Vote Tightens Between Responsible Government and Confederation
As counting paused with 24 of 25 districts reported, 64,890 backed responsible government to 64,160 for confederation with Canada. Total eligible voters were 176,297 in Newfoundland’s Thursday referendum.
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ST. John’s
Mid
Newfoundland
Canada
Guidance Plan Viewed by Lions Club at Ban nock Hotel
Tallberg, IS College guidance director, spoke to Lions Club at the Ban nock hotel luncheon about vocation guidance. He noted tests for aptitude and interest and said the Plan A Guidance center has counseled 1150 persons since 1946, serving veterans and non veterans from 30 counties. Al Weiss reported Lions Club finances for year ending June 30, 1948.
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A. Tallberg
Idaho State College
Lions Club
Wedge
Bannock Hotel
Tallberg
al Weiss
Taft-Hartley Ruling Finds Union Violated Law
The National Labor Relations Board ruled unanimously that the Distillery Workers Union AFL conducted an illegal secondary boycott against Schenley Distillers Corp New York in violation of the Taft-Hartley law. It was the first such administrative finding under the law, issued 11 months after its unfair labor provisions took effect.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Distillery Workers Union
AFL
Schenley Distillers Corp
New York
Women Land Tenacles Big Salmon on Salmon River
Mrs. E G Corr and Mrs. George Bang caught a 30 pound salmon on the west fork of the Salmon River during a visit to Yankee Fort Idaho. They are in the region with guides Harder West and Dave Phillips at Marsh Valley Inkom. Bangs, a National Officer of the National Association of Letter Carriers, joins the Corrs in entering the season's largest salmon contest while visiting Mrs Corr's sister Mrs H L West.
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E. G. Corr
George Bang
Corr
Corrs
Bangs
Omaha
Nebraska
National Association of Letter Carriers
Dave Phillips
Marsh Valley
Inkom
Maude Corr
Poratella
Edward “Smiler” Phillips
Herbert Adams Funeral Held in Blackfoot
Funeral for Herbert Adams early settler of Bingham county was held at Riverside L D S church. Harrison Ison presided with invocation by Willard Wray. Speakers included F T Halverson and J Elmer Williams. Pallbearers were nephews Dorsey Clark Wayne Stone Athol Stone Mitchell Clark Harold Clark Elmer Clark. Burial at Riverside Thomas Cemetery by Sandberg Funeral Home.
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Lester Belnap
Morland
Truman mulls new labor secretary choice
President Truman said he has not chosen a new secretary of labor and offered no timetable. Some aides expected a decision today as Congress prepares to reconvene next week.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Space Added for ISCO Vocational Classes in Fall
Idaho State College expands its vocational department with two army air base frame buildings. Director Roy F. Christensen says the new space, ready by September, will house plumbing pipe fitting and upholstering classes. Carpentry moves to the new buildings to free room for radio television studios.
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Idaho State College
Roy F. Christensen
Army Air Base
Boise
Christen
Sen
Radio
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W. Center
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Eyes Problems
Don Baldwin
San Francisco
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Dean
E. J. Baldwin
South Eighth Avenue
Patricia Reilly
940 North Hayes
Ann Gunnell
Ogden
Howard Spencer
North Garfield
Earl “Bud” Spencer
Moscow
Lin Turner Jr
East Halliday
Wesley J. Kendrick
Alexandria, Va
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Robert J. Svare
Seattle
Sun Valley
W. W. Shields
The
Tom Terrell
F. C. Terrell
South Hayes Avenue
News of Record
Probate
Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Equipment Co. Inc
America
Seiberling
Pioneer Motors CO
N. Arthur
Tire Service Center
Seiberling, Tires
Herbert Adams
Mel
Lucille Bang
N. Main
Casper’s
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Steel & Steel
Polo Line
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