Blackfoot Women Back Welfare Plan Endorsed by BPW Club
The Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce youth welfare program received strong support from the Blackfoot Business and Professional Women's Club at its July meeting. President Julia Sconiers outlined the long range recreation goals for adults and youth, with members Bessie Vaughn Amelia Wareing and Corinne Budd urging attendance at a July 28 recreation program event. The group unanimously endorsed the community welfare program and discussed August plans to host Pocatello BPW members who attended the Fort Worth Texas assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Chamber of Commerce
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Julia Sconiers
Bessie Vaughn
Amelia Wareing
Corinne Budd
Chamber
Pocatello
Fort Worth
Texas
Sconers
Carolyn Overstreet
Lelma Hahn
Dials Adopted In Ketchum Dial Telephones
Ketchum Idaho residents began using dial telephones as Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co installed 225 phones plus a Sun Valley branch exchange at an estimated total cost of 40 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchum Ketchum
Ida
Ketchum
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Sun Valley
Father of Movies Griffith Dies in Hollywood
D W Griffith, the pioneer director who helped shape cinema, died at 73 in a Hollywood hotel. He launched Birth of a Nation and United Artists with Pickford Chaplin and Fairbanks, and mentored early film history. He retired in 1933 and briefly returned in 1939 as an advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
D. W. Griffith
New York
Griffith
LaGrange
Biograph Studio
Miss Pickford
Chaplin
Fairbanks
United Artists Corp
Hal Roach Productions
Linda Arvidson
Evelyn Baldwin
D. W
Knickerbocker
Hollywood Blvd
Ichabod Crane
Detriot Prisoners Escape Hospital Ward in Cab Getaway
Two prisoners Julius Boyken and Harry McQuire escaped from a third floor ward of a Detroit hospital armed with a pistol. They locked the ward and fled in a waiting cab with a woman believed to have supplied clothes. Police pursued, gunfire occurred but no one was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Julius Boyken
Oledo
Harry McQuire
Boyken
Field Day At Aberdeen Station Attracts Many
BLACKFOOT Field day at the Aberdeen experimental station for Bonneville, Bingham and Power county farmers drew 400 to 450 sightseers. The tour reviewed alfalfa plots, wormed by several seed varieties since 1942, and noted mixed results for 1946 to 1948. A potato fertilization comparison and a rubber coated potato harvester were showcased. County agents from Idaho Falls, Blackfoot, Mountain Home attended with Dr. Glenn Holm observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Bonneville, Bingham
Power County
Buffalo
Ranger
Sadak
Idaho
Grimm
Kansas
Supt
Knight
Turkistan
Orestan
E. N. Humphries
Idaho Advertising Commission
Twin Falls
Clyde Waddell
Idaho Falls
M. B. Weston
Blackfoot
Mike Jesness
Mountain Home
Glenn Holm
Moscow
Injured Miners Begin Cross Country Rehab Trip
Four teen paralyzed coal miners from Norton Virginia head for Permanente Hospital Vallejo California for physical and vocational rehabilitation. They depart their Virginia homes today under the United Mine Workers welfare and retirement fund program. All are members of UMW Norton local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Permanente Hospital
Vallejo
Calif
United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund
UMW
Norton
Sarten Earns Traffic Courtesy Award Despite Violation
In Wabash Indiana David Sarten parked his ice truck illegally beside a car in a downtown area. After realizing the traffic jam he relocated to a vacant lot and completed deliveries. The chamber of commerce instructed him to call for his medal.
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Wabash, Ind
David Sarten
Sarten
Chamber of Commerce
Two Die In Light Plane Crash At S L
Salt Lake City reports two men killed when a training BT13 crashed near the Lake City airport during an air show. Gale Earl Clifford of Logan Utah piloted the plane and Vern Oliverson of Salt Lake City was among the victims. Witnesses described snap rolls before the craft stalled at about 200 feet and struck nose first, detaching the engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Lake City
Vern Oliverson
Franklin
Idaho
Gale Earl Clifford
Logan
Utah
Clifford
Birthday Party Turned Funeral as Boy Murdered
Six year old Fualdes Landry was killed in a club assault near Violet Louisiana. His body was found Friday near a swamp. investigators say he may have seen something he should not have. Police released two suspects after questioning as the investigation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Leo Gambetta
Reno
Nev
San Francisco
Violet
Fualdes Landry
Fualdes
S. F. Rowley
Rowley
Arabs Name Peace Terms
The Arab League announced a plan to demilitarize Jerusalem if Israel accepts conditions. Disarmament of Jerusalem and a cease fire would be maintained if Jewish immigration is halted, Arab refugees are allowed to return, and arms imports are blocked. If unmet, Arabs would resume fighting, the communique said.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Jerusalem
Israel
Abdul Rahma Azzam Pasha
Azzam
Arab League
Count Folke Bernadotte
United Nations Palestine
Palestine
Holy Land
Bernadotte
Rhodes
CBS Sports Head Is Improving
Walter Red Barber a CBS sports director recovering from a gastro intestinal ailment while playing golf has shown continued improvement at Presbyterian hospital. He is described as not in danger and will stay for several days under observation before possible travel to London for Olympic broadcasts.
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Pitsburgh
Walter “Red” Barber
Columbia Broadcasting System
Presbyterian Hospital
Barber
London
Youngest criminal nabbed in Oshkosh prank
In Oshkosh Wisconsin officers questioned local youngsters over a false alarm. A boy aged 314 on a tricycle rode to the fire box, stood on the toy, and pulled the alarm lever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wis
Educators Plan Delinquency Study
The Idaho Education Association suggested a joint study with the State Department of Law Enforcement and the Association of Probate Judges to improve state delinquency laws. The proposal aims to coordinate efforts among educators law enforcers and probate officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOISE
Idaho Education Association
State Department of Law Enforcement and Association of Probate Judges
The
Education Association
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Blackfoot Professional Women Back Welfare Plan
State Hospital South
Orpheum
Tom Smallwood
Onele
Elmer
Ace Accordionist
Vince
Gate City
Bon Villa Club
Don's Tower Inn
Hiway
Jack's
Mabaaaals
Sabataat
Lindley Armstrong Jones
Helen Grayco
Beverly Hills
Lindley
Spike
Helen
S.L
Bob
Top Hat
Bernie
Herman
St. Main
CBS Sports
America
Gary Cpr
Goddard
Win Howard Boris di Sia
Karlorf
Gscil Bon Kellaway
Cecil B. DeMille
Kee
Stein
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