Health Plan For Schools Is Outlined
Idaho plans a state wide health program for elementary schools emphasizing health service living and instruction. A uniform health record system will track each student from entry to graduation across all districts. A panel on the administration of public schools led by O D Cole was scheduled for the next session.
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Idaho
Allen P. Jeffries
James V. Fowler
O. D. Cole
State Department of Education
Phone Union Demands Probe Into AT&T Labor Tactics
Delegates at the CWA convention newly aligned with the CIO urged a congressional investigation into AT&T and its associated companies. They called for a House and Senate resolution and warned of possible strike action within 90 days to win recognition. The effort targets AT&T influence over national labor relations, and follows Bell System denials of union‑wrecking tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ci *Go
The
Communications Workers of America
CIO
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Associated Companies
At&t
National Labor Relations Board
Robert Denham
CWA
Joseph Beirne
House
Senate
ATT
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bell System
Bell Companies
Congress
Truman Plans Weekend Cruise Aboard Presidential Yacht Williamsburg
President Truman and daughter Margaret left Washington on the presidential yacht Williamsburg for a weekend cruise. The party includes Defense Secretary Stephen Early, John R. Steelman, and Mon C. Wallgren, former Washington governor and ally. Wallgren’s nomination to chair the National Security Resources Board was withdrawn amid Senate opposition.
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Washington
Truman
Margaret
Williamsburg
Deey
Stephen . Early
John R. Steelman
Mon C. Wallgren
National Security Resources Board
Senate
Pocatello to be site for Westvaco phosphorus plant
Westvaco Chemical plans an $8 million Pocatello plant four miles north of town to produce and ship almost 50 tons daily of elemental phosphorus. The liquid is stored underwater and rail shipment will go to Carteret New Jersey and Newark California for use in phosphates and rust proof paints.
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Westvaco
Pocatello
Howard Higgins
Claude W. Davis
J. Gilbert Miller
Taylor Darden
Gate City
Westvaco Chemical Corporation
Westvaco Chemical Division
Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation
Idaho
Intermountain
J. Gilbert Jfiller
Carteret
N. J
Newark
Calif
New Jersey
California
Ft. Hall Indian Reservation
Miller
Idaho Accountants Converge In Bannock For Third Annual Meet
The Idaho Association of Public Accountants opened its third annual convention at the Bannock hotel with a welcome by Mayor W. W. Halsey. William Fitzgerald of Lewiston delivered the response as the group discussed legislation for Idaho’s 1951 session and stated the state’s rising position. Arlin Mayer of Idaho Power spoke on industrial development and Idaho’s raw materials, while T. R. Bowen of First Security Bank outlined information bankers seek from accountants.
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Idaho Association of Public Accountants
Bannock
W. W. Halsey
William Fitzgerald
Lewiston
Henry O'Leary
O’leary
Idaho
T. R. Bowen
First Security Bank
Idaho Falls
Exam Is Too Late Ends Life at VA Office
Joseph E. Tamuleircz, 27, completed a VA physical exam in Boston yesterday and began a disability pension claim when he collapsed and died at the office. The death occurred after the examination and during the claim process, with authorities investigating the incident.
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Boston
Joseph E. Tamuleircz
Veterans’ Administration Office
Mormon youth pledge year long drive for chastity
President George Albert Smith addressed the 50th LDS MIA conference at the Salt Lake City tabernacle as Mormon youth leaders unveiled a year long campaign promoting chastity and clean living. He praised the MIA program for its benefits and urged continued good works and the practice of the good turn.
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Salt Lake City
George Albert Smith
Latter Day Saints Church
Mutual Improvement Association
Salt Lake City Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Smith
Los Angeles
LDS Church
Grocers Denounce Brannan Subsidy Plan
CHICAGO delegates of the National Association of Retail Grocers adopted a resolution condemning the Brannan subsidy proposals as wholly illusory. The group warned the administration plan would require rigid controls and invite over production, risking government bankruptcy.
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Chicago
National Association of Retail Grocers
Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Bannock and Caribou Officials Extend Rock Crusher Use
Bannock county commissioners said a meeting with Caribou county officials yielded an agreement to extend the use of Caribou’s rock crusher on Bannock roads for two weeks at no cost. The crusher has been used on county roads and is owned by Caribou county.
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Bannock
Caribou County
Bannock County
Suspension Of UP Trains 33 and 34 Granted
The Union Pacific was authorized to discontinue trains 33 and 34 between Idaho Falls and the Idaho Montana line on 10 days notice. The Idaho Public Utilities Commission approved the move after a Pocatello hearing amid protests from local groups. Revenue for both trains fell to $196,487.02 with expenses of $465,234.85 since World War II.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Idaho Falls
Idaho-Montana State Line
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Pocatello
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Montana Public Utilities Commission
Butte
Montana-Idaho State Line
Union Pacific
Runaway private cabin plane crashes into parked craft
Walter E. Burgess of Buhl escaped the private cabin plane at American Falls Friday. After starting the engine again he did not block the wheels and the aircraft rolled forward smashing a parked sport plane owned by Alfred Deeg. Burgess escaped injury. Deeg’s plane suffered wing damage. State Patrolman Alfred E. Nogel investigated.
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American Falls
Walter E. Burgess
Buhl
Ace
Burgess
Alfred Deeg
Deeg
Alfred E. Nogel
Idaho bids set for three road projects total 184000
Idaho department opened bids on three road projects with a combined low total of 184,013.35. Parson and Fife of Brigham City Utah bid 102,448.40 to recondition 7.914 miles of U S 30 south of Idahome with bituminous road mix. Western Construction Co of Pocatello bid 60,764.90 to surface 7.094 miles of U S 93 alternate between Tikura and Carey. Western Construction also bid 20,800 to stockpile 24,000 tons of crushed gravel near Fairfield.
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BOISE
Idaho Highway Department
Parson and Fife
Brigham City
Utah
Idahome
Western Construction Co
Pocatello
U. S. 93
Tikura
Carey
Fairfield
Cooperation With Highways Sought
Pocatello mayor and four chamber members visit Gov. Robins in Boise to seek cooperation in linking state highway connections near the Gate City with proposed one way street routings. Delegation includes Mayor W W Halsey President R D Gallafent C E Flandro Harley Markham and Ed Dufford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Gov. C
Peterson to Direct Medical Plan in Southeastern Idaho
A O Peterson is named district manager for Idaho Hospital Service and Idaho Medical service with offices to open in Pocatello and Idaho Falls. R T Jones announces the move as part of extending Blue Cross hospitalization and surgical obstetrical medical plans to area residents and employee groups.
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A. O. Peterson
Southeastern Idaho
Idaho Hospital Service
Idaho Medical Service
Pocatello
R. T. Jones
Boise
Peterson
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Idaho Falls
Tandy and Wood Building
Jonen
Blue Cross
Idaho
A. C. Peterson
White Girl to Wed Robeson in New York Ceremony
Paul Robeson Jr., son of the renowned left wing baritone, is to marry Martyn Greenberg, a white woman, at a Sunday ceremony to be officiated by Rev. John W. Darr Jr. The couple met at Cornell where Robeson earned an electrical engineering degree.
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New York
Paul Robeson, Jr
Martyn Greenbergy
All University
John W. Darr
Darr
Hewlett Johnson
Canterbury
U. S
Robeson
Moscow
Miss Greenberg
Cornell
Carr
Coal Miners Reject Southern Stretch Offer to Extend Pact
United Mine Workers refused a Southern Coal Producers Association extension to avoid a strike next month. Sid Owens and John L. Lewis said it was not admirable to agree to an extension now. President Joseph Moody proposed the idea as wage talks broke for the weekend. Talks resume Tuesday with federal mediation director Cyrus Ching seeking to extend talks beyond June 30 without a work stoppage.
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Bluefield
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Southern
Sid Owens
UMW
John L. Lewis
Joseph F. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Cyrus
Ching
Construction May Begin On Bannock County Hospital
County officials and state health leaders discussed funding for Bannock County General Hospital. With federal dollars limited, plans focus on building the shell and interior roughing, aiming to start soon if a Senate bill increases Idaho hospital funds.
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Bannock County
L. J. Peterson
Vernon Harris
C. H. Elle
Twin Falls
Idaho
Senate
City Council Sets Special Meeting on Ready Mix Gravel Crusher
A special city council meeting is scheduled for 2 p m next Wednesday to decide the disposition of the Ready Mix Concrete gravel crusher on W Center’s 1600 block. Residents call the device a nuisance and an eyesore prompting the action. The dispute pits Lee E Reid of the company against W Center residents after a recent council session in Mayor George Phillips’ administration.
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W. Center
W. W. Halsey
Lee E. Reid
George Phillips
Baby Girl Born Mere 19 Ounces in Fort Lauderdale
A three months premature newborn weighing 19 ounces at birth has a "fair chance" to live. Nanette, delivered Sunday to Mrs. Paul H. Kues, was not reweighed yet but Broward County General Hospital staff noted she was swallowing food, an encouraging sign. She remains in an incubator with constant nursing care. Doctors said examination shows she is not losing weight and the infant is perfectly formed.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Nanette
Paul H. Kues
Atuches
Broward County General Hospital
National DAV Leader Seeks v Veterans Aid at Idaho Rally
Vivian D. Corbly of Cincinnati urged Idaho veterans to back the DAV in opposing hospital bed cuts and the Hoover Commission plan. He warned that 16,000 VA hospital beds could be lost and urged vigilance to restore beds and protect current benefits including compensation pension and medical treatment. President Wainwright and the DAV oppose merging VA hospitals with other agencies.
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Corbly
DAV
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Jin
Idaho
General Wainwright
Hoover Commission
Congress
America
Rails Denied Rate Hikes in Idaho Freight Charges
Idaho Public Utilities Commission rejected rail freight increases on sugar beets call potatoes lime rock ores and concentrates and ore tailings but allowed higher rates for molasses and pumice stone. The denial on sugar beets was stated without prejudice to mileage based rates. The decision finalizes the commission's review of proposed hikes dating to 1947.
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Boise
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Commission
Idaho
Joy
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Idaho State College
Fowler
John Averill
Grocers
United Press
A.o.peterson
Senate Commission
W. H
Pete” Jensen
Glen H. Taylor
Harris
Bannock Hospital
Elle
Council
Vivian D. Corbly
Cincinnati
Mendy
National
Moose Hall
Rails
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