Doctor Tells Rotary Club of State Hospital Problems
Dr J Gromwell superintendent of the State Hospital South outlines the institution history and staffing needs to the Rotary Club. He notes payroll now 17000 monthly with July 1 planned gains, stresses proper personnel and community relations, and discusses standardization, consultant staff, and possible mental hygiene clinics. Reverend J J Frey introduced Los Angeles tenor E M Roth who sang a sacred song accompanied by Wayne Thoreson.
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J. Gromwell
State Hospital,South Here
Rotary Club
State Hospital South
Cromwell
Idaho
Rock Bottom
National Committee of Mental Hygiene
Clifford Beers
Aeeght
Sewards
Wen
Committee On Standards
Pocatello
J. J. Frey
E. M. Roth
Los Angeles
Wayne Thoreson
War Dance Feature Set at 1948 Pocatello Rodeo
Fort Hall Indians in full regalia to perform Bannock-Shoshone war dances as a feature of the 1948 Pocatello Frontier rodeo. A 25 member group will open each night and appear in the parade on July 16 with arrangements for an Indian village on July 16 17 and 18 led by tribal chairman Chief La Salle Pocatello and supported by committee members and interpreters.
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Fort Hall
Ray V. Swanson
Swanson
Andrew Honena
John Ballard
Tom Compton
LaSalle
Special Exhibit On American Indian Artifacts Opens
Mrs. B A deVere Bailey curator of Idaho State College museum said a special exhibit of American Indian artifacts is installed in the second floor lobby of the student union building. Townspeople are invited to the event, which will be open all day.
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B. A. deVere Bailey
Idaho State College Museum
Adel mar fooler 97 votes in every election since 1872
Gloversville New York reports a centenarian voter known as the Adel mar fooler has cast ballots in every election from 1872 through recent contests. Local officials note the remarkable turnout pattern highlighting long civic participation.
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Gloversville
N. Y
Adelmar Fooler
Idaho State Letter Highlights Summers in State Capitol
In Boise summer mood hits the capitol as office staff cope with heat and leafing trees. Rexburg sees a seven year old confess to multiple robberies after a back-window break in. Ashton ships Samoyed dogs back to California. Fairfield marks 90th birthday with a ride to Gooding. McCall notes intact wilderness policy preserving 1,187,744 acres. Rupert travelers head to Switzerland. Sun Valley hosts Secretary of State Marshall and anticipates a Truman visit with many celebrities at the lodge.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
George Marshall
Truman
Hollywood
Vine
Vacation Bible School Planned by Two Churches
A union daily vacation Bible school announced by the Assembly of God and Mount Olive Church of God will begin Monday morning June 7 at 9 00 in the Assembly of God building at 12th and Lander streets. Teachers come from both churches with Rev L A Steller and Rev Harry O Snook speaking. Students four and older welcome. Bible stories chalk talks contests and prizes featured. no charge. Classes run 9 to noon, Monday through Friday. Adults may join a Bible class. info via Rev L A Steller.
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Assembly of God Church
Mount Olive
Rev. L. A. Steller
Polio Training Set for Idaho Physicians
Idaho physicians at four acute treatment centers Pocatello Boise Idaho Falls and Lewiston will attend specialized polio training courses. Four Idaho Falls doctors are among the first to enroll with courses at Denver Stanford or Boston programs planned for June or July. The Idaho Falls chapter underwrites expenses.
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L. Dee Belveal
Boise
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Lewiston
Belveal
el Pollo
State Public Health Department
C. C. Erickson
Immad
University of Colordo
Denver
M. T. Reese
D. R. Paund
Harvey Hatch
Stanford
Calif
University
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Mass
National Foundation
Cleaning Supplies Sale Ad Shows Small Item Reductions
Pre four tes one AS four point nine seven three point four seven twelve point eight eight listed for cleaning supplies. The ad notes reduced nationwide brands with each item priced at ten cents.
Idaho 4-H short course to start despite floods
In Moscow Idaho 4-H club leader Dan Warren said the north Idaho floods will not stop the annual 4-H short course at the University of Idaho starting Friday. The program features demonstrations on scientific progress and a preview by national scientists.
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Moscow
UPI
Idaho
University of Idaho
Dan. E. Warren
Warren
North
Recruiting Office Gets New Leader
Captain Kenneth E. Hathaway left May 1 for Yokohama Japan to begin a tour of duty. Major Erik H. Erickson, formerly registrar of the Air University at Craig Field Alabama, has replaced him at the local U S Army recruiting station.
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Kenneth E. Hathaway
Erik H. Erickson
Hathaway
Yokohama
Japan
Major Erickson
the Air University
Craig Field
Alabama
Flood Threat as Snake River Rises in Idaho Falls
Flood risk grows as the Snake River rises again near Idaho Falls fed by dew rains. The river overflows in the Menan Deer Park area flooding acres of farmland where there are no levees. Flow past Hesse estimated at 27 000 second feet. The weather bureau reports 0.1 inch of rain in the valley and more on the watersheds.
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Idaho Falls
Snake River
Menan Deer Park
Hesse
Weather Bureau
Chicago River Defies Flow, Flows Away From Its Mouth
The Chicago River stands out as the only known river that flows away from its mouth, a notable hydrological curiosity noted in regional discussions. This unusual flow pattern highlights unique river dynamics observed in urban waterways.
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Chicago River
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