Post Sends 30 Carriers On Vacation
The Pocatello Post rewards outstanding carrier boys with a three day vacation trip to Yellowstone Park and Virginia City Montana starting Monday. The 30 travelers include Leon Ashton Robert Rowe Charles Ellis Del Thompson George Gay Bob Roberts Jerry Peterson David Erickson Charles Zieback Jim Thompson Stan Ackerman Leroy Holt Louis Wilson Stan Bangham Larry Jones Francis Jones Bob Robinson Roger Wright Tom Sandford Jack Egbert Phil Price Dennis Burchurst Chick Sanford Norton Hill Wayne Neby Dick Conway Riley Scott Vaughn Croshaw Dick Allen Clarence Springstead Bill Ziegler Jim Rupp Dale Taylor Bill Cook and Leland Wallard. Accompanying them are Ellsworth Evre Milton Coch rane Gene Rae Barney LaBonte Alex Adams and P Speckart.
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Pocatello Post
Yellowstone Park
Virginia City
Mont
Leon Ashton
Robert Rowe
Charles Ellis
del Thompson
George Gay
Bob Roberts
Jerry Peterson
David Erickson
Charles Ziebach
Jim Thompson
Stan Ackerman
Leroy Holt
Louis Wilson
Stan Bangham
Larry Jones
Francis Jones
Bob Robinson
Roger Wright
Tom Sandford
Jack Egbert
Phil Price
Dennis Blackhurst
Chick Sanford
Norton Hill
Wayne Neby
Dick Conway
Riley Scott
Vaughn Croshaw
Dick Allen
Clarence Springstead
Bill Ziegler
Jim Rupp
Dale Taylor
Bill Cook
Leland Wallard
Ellsworth Evre
the Post
Milton Cochrane
Gene Rae
Barney LaBonte
Alex Adams
P. A. Speckart
Sheep Head For Hills on Caribou Forest Ranges
Assistant Forest official J D Hansen said migration of the 1949 sheep to Caribou National Forest summer ranges began this week with 155000 sheep expected to graze by July 1. Ranges extend from Soda Springs to Freedom Wyoming and north to Swan Valley Wyoming. Cattle, about 17500 head, have already begun grazing since June 1.
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Caribou National Forest
J. D. Hansen
Monay. Hansen
Caribou
Soda Springs
Freedom
Wyo
Swan Valley
Hansen
Idaho county superintendents eye state education exchange
Idaho's county superintendents were to consider organizing a central exchange agency to share new teaching practices across the state. Herbert L. Steele of Idaho State College outlined the proposal at ISC campus during the six day annual conference.
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Idaho
Herbert L. Steele
Idaho State College
Dan Martin
Pocatello
America
Martin
Skip Stivers
Scott Foresman Publishing Company
Clark S. Carlile
A noted author on libraries as a measure of character
A noted author argues that how a man maintains his library reflects his character and suggests that others judge us by our shelves.
Missing Lad Stirs Hunt In Idaho Police Notice
Boise police seek Stanley Slay 17 last seen near Mountain Home while working on Anderson Ranch dam project. He reportedly rode with shady characters and may be in a black Chevrolet two door with green fenders and Idaho 1 A license. Call authorities with any tips.
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Boise
Pocatello
Pocatello Po
Stanley Slay
Anderson Ranch
Mountain Home
Idaho
Western Gets Two Jobs For Idaho Highways Contracts
Western Construction Company of Alameda won two of three Idaho Bureau of Highways contracts reported from Boise. The Tikura to Carey road project received a $60,764.95 bid and a stockpile project near Fairfield was bid at $20,800. Arson and Fife of Brigham City, Utah, secured the northern Ida home site job with a $102,448.40 bid.
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Alameda
Western Construction Company
Idaho Bureau of Highways
United Press
Boise
Western
Fairfield
Arson and Fife
Brigham City
Utah
Idahome
Trailer Park Takes Shape In Idaho Gateway City
Fred Dolbeer announced completion of 30 of 60 planned trailer court units. The ultra modern park will include electrical and water hookups and aims to attract tourist trade. Dolbeer, active in local motor court owners group promoting better facilities in Idaho’s Gate City.
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Fred Dolbeer
Dolbeer
Gate City
Idaho
Idaho Graduates Among Stanford’s 2000 Plus Class
More than 2000 students graduated from Stanford University this year, including 11 Idahoans. The Idaho names include Marian Barkdull American Falls. Robert Good Blackfoot. Kay Richardson Burley. Howard Cryder Parke Burley. Lyman Wells Payette. Clarence Walters Burley. Robert Swisher Burley. Bruce Thomas Rupert. Ransom Turner Rupert. J Theodore Siddleway Teton City.
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Stanford University
American Falls
Marian Lucille Barkdull
Blackfoot
Robert Edmund Good
Kay Winter Richardson
Burley
Howard Cryder Parke
Pocatello
Lyman Fargo Wells
Clarence John Walters
Robert Francis Swisher
Bruce Hyde Thomas
Rupert
Ransom Buck Turner
Teton City
J. Theodore Siddeway
Jaycees Set Installation in Joint Pocatello Ceremony
The Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce and JayCettes will install 1949-50 officers in joint ceremonies at the W Clark Moose hall. Norman Berg becomes Jaycee president, with William H. Hall Neal Moon Howard Higgins Hugh Maguire and Hay Myers in key posts. Jayette president is Mrs Harold Read, with a slate including Mrs Lew Harrison Mrs Robert Rasmussen and others. About 40 couples expected for ceremony and dinner dance.
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Pocatello
John Banyard
Lew Harrison
Robert Rasmussen
Howard Hayden
Wayne Tucker
Eddie Hartman
Read
Builders Clash Over Housing Bill Cost
The National Association of Home Builders says the public housing bill would cost taxpayers 20 billion dollars, double the White House estimate. Rodney M. Lockwood sent a letter to Speaker Rayburn challenging the president’s figures while Morton Bodfish labeled the bill unfair to savings and loan investors. Mayors of 46 large cities urged immediate passage to fund enough decent dwellings, arguing municipalities cannot meet needs with private enterprise alone.
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Washington
National Association of Home Builders
Truman
Rodney M. Lockwood
Association
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Lockwood
House
Morton Bodfish
U. S. Savings and Loan League
Savings and Loan Association
Water use to be mulled at Idaho Wyoming talks
Further efforts to reach a code on division of Snake River waters will be attempted at a Catello meeting of Idaho Wyoming compact commissioners Friday. Chamber of Commerce executive secretary J L Craig Jr said R J Newell of the U S Bureau of Reclamation Boise office called the meeting.
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Idaho
Snake River
Pocatello
Idaho-Wyoming Compact Commissioners
Hotel Bannock
Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Craig, Jr
R. J. Newell
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Boise
Illinois Man Says Wife Talked Him To Drunkenness
An Illinois man told police he consumed alcohol to cope with his wife talking too much, claiming boredom and restlessness as factors in the incident.
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Illinois
Army Seeks Enlistees for Regular Service
The army offers choice assignments to men with prior service in the army, navy, marine corps, coast guard or air forces, including airborne, Far East command, infantry, engineers, medical, ordnance, quartermaster, signal and more. First time enlistees may choose airborne or Far East or regular army unassigned. Enlistments run three to six years. Details at 403 N. Main recruiting station.
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Regular Army
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Air Forces
Airborne
Far East Command
Armored Cavalry
Chemical Corps
Engineers
Military Police
Field Artillery
Infantry
Medical Department
Ordnance
Quartermaster
Signal
Transportation Corps
Army and
Air Force
403 N. Main
Obituary for A. Wesley Leach Pocatello businessman 32 years
Funeral services for A Wesley Leach prominent Pocatello businessman of 32 years were held at the Masonic temple with Rose Croix officers presiding. Officiants included Myron Porges, Lavern Johnson, and William Parker. Casket bearers, renerey bearers, and flower committees named, with interment at Mourft Moriah cemetery under A F and AM ritual. Funeral services were directed by McHan Henderson funeral home.
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A. Wesley Leach
Tec Promenae
Block's, Inc
Pocate
Masonic Temple
Pocatello
Rose Croix
Myron Porges
Lavern C. Johnson
William C. Parker
C. D ‘Clay
Thomas B. Dolman
Donald L. Burnett
Scottish Rite Quartet
H. R. Flint
Wesley
Harris
Rudolph F. Goranson
Clifford Miller
R. F. Goranson
A. A. Girard
Frank Ohlson
Rodney Webster
Albert Murray
Frank* Schwabe
Charles Wren
Renerey
A. L. Oliver
C. E. Connors
Robert M. Terrell
Stanley Leeney
G H. Montgomery
Esther Lloyd
Virgil Harriman
George Hart
P. J. Lavery
Julius Oberg
Joy Hodgins
Mourft Moriah
Fee of Coreage “ No
A. F
A. Massey
LA von Mason
Milton T. Sargent
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Utah Power and Light rate hearing resumes in Idaho court
The Utah Power and Light rate case returns today in the district court with protests led by Preston attorney Ben Johnson. Utah Power officials push a raise to fund future electricity supply as commissioners, state officials, and witnesses prepare to weigh the impact on Idaho residential and business customers.
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Utah Power & Light Company
Idaho
Utah Company
Ben Johnson
Preston
Public Utilities Commission of Idaho
George M. Gadsby
Salt Lake City
Gadsby
Intermountain West
Rexburg
iFrom Preston
Bear Lake
Inkom
Shel
W. B. Joy
Bert Auger
H. N. Beamer
Don J. McClenahan
Rulon E. Larsen
Commission
George R. Corey
Gerald Irvine
A. L. Merrill
Pocatello
Thieves Dug Up Grass at Detroit Golf Club Greens
Thieves dug up and carted away the grass from a green at a Detroit golf club. Amateur golfers will tend the remaining greens as the course recovers.
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Detroit
Voice of Two Worlds Reveals Sleep Power System in Los Angeles
A Los Angeles explorer known as The Voice of Two Worlds claims a Tibetous mind power system awakens latent forces. He says methods work best during sleep, promising youth, success, improved health, and increased charisma. Free 9000 word treatise offered by the Institute of Mental Physics in Los Angeles with limited copies.
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Los Angeles
Tibet
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Calif
Adv
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