Handbook for Education Administrators Compiled
D E Lundberg directs the Institute for Public Relations to prepare material for a new Handbook for Education Administrators to be published by Idaho State College. Topics include community support, communication, teacher sourcing, induction and morale. Alton B Jones to speak. watermelon bust planned at Ross Park Thursday at 7 30 p.m. about 45 attendees expected.
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D. E. Lundberg
Institute For Professional and Public Relations
Idaho State College
Institute
Alton B. Jones
Idaho State Department of Education
Ross Park
Dewey Joins GOP Leaders in Congress Strategy
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey plans to assist Republican congressional leaders during the special session in Washington. He will provide behind the scenes advice, stay long enough for careful review of Truman's message proposals, and attend Idlewild airport dedication with President Truman. He consulted Sen. Robert A. Taft, Speaker Joseph Martin, and House Leader Charles Halleck. Dewey also focused on farm improvements at his Quaker Hill estate with H. E. Babcock, including pen stabling for cattle.
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Pawling
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Robert A. Taft
House
Joseph Martin
Charles A. Halleck
Taft
Truman
GOP
Washington
Quaker Hill m
H. E. Babcock
Babcock
Quaker Hill
New York City
Idlewild Airport
Malad Notes Social Mix Of Travel and Local News
Malad reports Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Thompson return to Long Beach after vacation with Mrs. Thompson’s parents. Ray Thompson stays with grandparents. Local visits include Melvin Atkinson and Wayne in Salt Lake City. Several families enjoyed a Downall swim and picnic. Morrell to Malad High as vocational agriculture instructor. June Talbot and Leon Williams wed in Logan Temple and honeymooning in the Northwest.
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Tommy Thompson
Long Beach
California
Melvin Atkinson
Wayne
Salt Lake City
John Morrell
Maladi
Mr. Morrell
Malad High School
June Talbot
Andie Talbot
Leon Williams
Ed. G. Williams
Logan Temple
Northwest
My Day by Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt on Egypt Berlin and Liberia
Mrs Roosevelt condemns the murder of an American tourist in Egypt and warns against tourist travel to unsafe Arab nations. She cautions about Berlin tensions with Russia and praises Stettinius backing Liberia’s first airplane line, urging calm to preserve world peace.
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Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Egypt
Palestine
Liberia
Edward R. Stettinius
Mr. Stettinius
IOOF to Hold Ross Park Picnic
Ridgley Ecampment No. 2, IOOF in Pocatello announced a Ross Park picnic on the upper bench today at 6 p.m. Open to Junior lodge and Encampment members and families, with free coffee punch and ice cream. attendees asked to bring family lunches.
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Ridgley
IOOF
Pocatello
Ross Park
Speeding and traffic violations in local Justice Court
William T. Kitts forfeited a $15 bond for speeding. Harry Ozburn posted $2.50 bond for a left turn in a prohibited area. Henry Palmer pleaded guilty to running a red light with a $5 fine. Edward McGarvey pleaded guilty to running a traffic signal with a $5 fine. L. W. OConnell pleaded guilty. George Rhyndance reported his driver's license and a Luger pistol were stolen from his car in the 100 block on South Main. Donald Thorpe pleaded guilty to drunken driving, fined $100 and license suspended.
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William T. Kitts
Harry Ozburn
Henry Palmer
Edward McGarvey
L. W. O'Connell
George Rhyndance
Handen
Conn
South Main
Justice Court
Donald Thorpe
Charles W. Hyde
Visitor says she plans return to Pocatello after stay
Mrs. Jean Clemdaniel departs Sunday night from Pocatello aboard Western Air Lines for Phoenix with her 3 year old daughter Nancy Jean. She enjoyed a six week visit with her sister Mrs. George A. Green and plans to make Mesa Arizona their new home. This is their first airplane trip.
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Pocatello
Jean Clemdaniel
George A. Green
Johnson St
Western Air Lines
Phoenix
Arizona
Clemhaniel
Nancy Jean
Mesa
Mrs. C
Nancy
Walker Family Heads to Seattle Vacation Trip
Mr and Mrs Glenn Walker and their son Gene from Pocatello left Monday for a week long vacation in Seattle They will attend a championship motorcycle race at Olympia while in Washington.
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Seattle
Glenn Walker
Gene
Pocatello
Washington
Olympia
Future Scholars Get Checked for School Entry
Pocatello parents respond to the Parent Teacher Association plea for first time kindergarten and first grade entrants to receive physical examinations. Mrs. E. L. Chantry notes many requests for exam forms and says Boise sent a new shipment yesterday. If a parent cannot contact the area chairman they may go directly to a physician for the examination and the blank. The PTA urges the exam and fee to be paid by parents to identify and correct remedial defects for better educational readiness.
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Pocatello
Parent- Teacher Association
E. L. Chantry
Boise
Peace bomber Lupina handed to Nassau County for trial
Stephen J. Lupina, known as the peace bomber of the United Nations, was turned over to Nassau County, New York authorities for trial on a charge of malicious mischief. The transfer occurred in New Haven, Connecticut.
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New Haven
Conn
United Nations
Stephen J. Lupina
Nassau County
N. Y
Taylor Buck’s Draft Repeal Bill Introduced in Washington
Senator Glen H. Taylor, Progressive vice presidential candidate, introduced a bill to repeal the selective service act. Also report notes Finland’s Paasikivi naming Karl Fagerholm to exclude Communists from a new government amid political shifts. North Carolina tallies forty new polio cases as the epidemic grows, pushing the yearly total toward a thousand.
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Washington
Glen H. Taylor
Helsinki
Finland
Juho K. Paasikivi
Karl Fagerholm
Raleigh, N. C
North Carolina
Machinery Era Sparks Early Spin Wool in Statesburg and Rhode Island
Power and automatic machinery were used to spin cotton at Statesburg South Carolina without lasting success while at the same period Slater built his renowned lance mill in Rhode Island in 1790, marking early industrial efforts.
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Statesburg
S. C
Slater
Rhode Island
Couple Face Theft Charges in Idaho Burglaries
Richard Spencer and De Wayne Hansen face first degree burglary charges filed by Bannock county clerk. The case, brought by Glenn Walker of Glenn's Motors, alleges the pair broke into Glenn's Motors at 346 North Main on July 4. The matter will be heard in Fifth district court.
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Bannock County
Richard Spencer
DeWayne Hansen
Fifth District Court
Glenn Walker
Glenn's Motors
North Main
Spencer and Hansen
Navy Opens August Training Courses for High School Grads
The navy training program for graduates is open in August. C. P. O. G. E. Davis, Navy recruiting officer, invites qualified men to volunteer for cooks and bakers, school yeomen, airmen, electronics, and several other ratings.
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Navy
Central farmer dies when car slips from jack
Charles Gustaf Holsten 65, longtime Central resident, suffocated after a car slipped off a jack while he repaired it. Born in Sweden 1882, he immigrated at seven, lived in Ogden then Central, married Lucy Monroe in 1915. Survived by widow, one son Richard and three daughters, siblings, funeral Friday at Grace L D S chapel. Burial in Central cemetery. Mortuary by Arthur W. Hall.
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Charles Gustaf -Holsten
Central
Holsten
Sweden
Mr. Holsten
United States
Denver
Grace First Ward
L.D.S
Kenneth Christensen
Central Ward
Central Cemetery
Arthur W. Hall
Pocatellan Enrolls In Abilene Christian College
Luke L. Shira, son of Mr and Mrs L W Shira of Pocatello, enrolled July 21 at Abilene Christian College Abilene Texas as the school opened its 1948 summer term. He is a sophomore Bible major among 561 students from 25 states and four foreign countries. Shira graduated Pocatello High in 1942 and served in the Army Air Corps earning the Air Medal and Bronze Star as an aerial gunner over Germany before his discharge in October 1945.
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Luke L. Shira
L. W. Shira
Pocatello
Abilene Christian College
Abilene
Texas
Shira
South Africa
Australia
Mexico
India
Pocatello High School
Army Air Corps
Germany
Fish Often Highlighted As Brain Boosting Food
The claim that no single food benefits the brain more than others persists, though fish is frequently labeled a brain food due to its nutrient profile and association with cognitive health.
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