Bannock County Plans Special Bond Election for Two Hospitals
Bannock County commissioners move to draft a resolution for a special bond election before Sept 1 to raise 500 000 to 550 000 for completing the Downey receiving hospital and the Pocatello general hospital. About 900 000 remains from a 1946 1 000 000 bond issue, with Downey needing 50 000 more and Pocatello set for 150 000 for equipment plus fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Pocatello and
Downey
General Hospital
Pocatello
Bannock Commissioners
Frank H. Paradice, Jr
Ray S. Hunter
Henry McQuade
Five Taylor-area children escape serious injuries in Idaho crash
Five kindergarten age children narrowly avoided serious harm Thursday when a Taylor highway collision sent an eastbound car carrying them into a gravel shoulder and back onto the road. A. B. McDonald of Taylor, driver, suffered an elbow injury. Takashi Mayeda reportedly drove the other car. Passengers included Dickie Hoff Carol Oltman Linda Crockett Lynn Crockett and Sheryl Cleverly, all of Taylor and vicinity.
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Idaho Falls
Here
Taylor Highway
Taylor
Taylor Road
A. B. McDonald
Takashi Mayeda
McDonald
Dickie Hoff
Mark Hoff
Carol Oltman
John Oltman
Linda
Lynn Crockett
Levene Crockett
Sheryl Cleverly
Clarence Cleverly
Taylor and Vicinity
Postmaster Warns Against Tearing Down Rural Mail Boxes
Postmaster John E. Trimming warned rural residents along Pole Line Berryman Eldridge Nixon Bryan Jones Alameda roads and Yellowstone highway that starting July 1 mail delivery will switch to mounted city delivery. Boxes will stay in use but be relocated to street frontage rather than a central highway site. A new mail truck has been received for the route by the Pocatello post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Trimming
Mounted City
Trimming
Pole
Line
Berryman
Eldridge
Nixon, Bryan, Jones and
Alameda
Yellowstone
Inquest Planned Into Idaho Falls Boy Death
Coroner Leo Williams will hold an inquest this afternoon in the Bonneville county courthouse to determine details of Jerald Lamond Barney a nine year old who died after an accident in Idaho Falls. The boy suffered severe head injuries when he fell or was thrown from a truck driven by Raymond Brown.
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Idaho Falls
Leo Williams
Jerald Lamond Barney
Bonnevile
Williams
Forrest Perrin
John M. Sharp
Young Barney
Lawrence Barney
Raymond Brown
Barney
Grant Pendleton
Brown
Pendleton
Sharp
Local Hiring Emphasis at Idaho Employment Conference
Idaho conference on 1949 farm labor progress highlighted prioritizing local workers. Speakers George Goudhnour and Harold Clinite discussed delaying Mexican labor use while negotiations continue, with possible agreement within 30 days. Panelists covered cooperative placement, student workers, and unemployment insurance procedures.
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Boise
Idaho State Employment Service Managers
George R. Goudhnour
ISES
Harold Clinite
Denver
Godnour
Clinite
Morgan Grover
Ray Lashbrook
Frank Wal
Ya, Johnson
Bureau of Employment Security
Frank Taylor
Truman Signs Bill to Rebuild White House
President Truman signed a law providing 5.4 million dollars to rebuild the aging White House. The plan includes a broader 862.5 million deficiency appropriation to fund government agencies through July 1, while a six member commission decides whether to rebuild from the ground up or shore up the exterior while renewing interiors. The house was labeled a firetrap with crumbling walls and near collapse in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
White House
Congress
White’House
Meatcutters Sign 19 Markets Here
Nineteen meat markets employ 34 meatcutters under a contract with the Pocatello Meatcutters union Local 153, per union Secretary John Isaac. All unionized departments will remain closed on Sundays and holidays under the agreement. Markets include Ideal Drive In, Safeway Stores, Okay Stores, Wyz-Way, People's Market, Del Monte, Petersons, Farnes Fine Foods, Bargain Barn, Reno Super Market, OC Market, Superior Market, Cottage Food Stores, TA Stores, Frazier Grocery, and Dixon's Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Meatcutters Union
John Isaac
Isaac
Ideal Drive In Market
Safeway Stores, Inc
Okay Stores
Wyz-Way Food Store
People’s Market
del Monte Grocery
Petersons Market
Farnes Fine Foods
Bargain Barn
Death Probe Awaits Review
Pocatello naval ordnance plant officials said no further information on the death of Marine Corporal Robert Loran Faulkner will be released until the Navy approves the board findings. The board began Tuesday to examine the 18-year-old guard's discharge from his .45 pistol, initially described as accidental and related to personal safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Naval Ordnance Plant
Morday
Robert Loran Faulkner
Navy Department
Oor
Idaho group disputes winter elk kill in North Central Idaho
Idaho sportsmen and woodsmen challenged state fish and game department claims of light winter elk losses. Spokesman Chet Jones cited an 80 percent kill, aided by Oliver Mabee who photographed hundreds of starved elk carcasses near Kooskia and noted hay not dropped despite funds. He reported drowned in snow and contaminated water along the Upper Clearwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
State Fish and Game Department
Idaho
Chet Jones
Oliver Mabee
Kooskia
Mabee
Jones
Fish and Game Department
Clearwater River
Marriage Licenses and Police Briefs From Local Clerk
Marriage licenses list Walter R. Mead 18 and Janice S 18 of Scotts Bluff Norman Hronek 22 and Phyllis Brower 18 of Pocatello Don James Banyard 33 and Dorothea Marie Booth 25 of Scotts Bluff. Malad police report theft of a 1938 Ford coach with white sidewall tires and Idaho plates. Henriksen Appliance Co. reports theft of a Johnson outboard motor valued at 175 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Mead
Janice +s
Scotts Bluff
Don James Banyard
Doroor Marie Booth
Poca- Norman
Idaho
Henriksen Appliance Co
S. Wain St
Johnson
Corps Can't Pay For Dredging Portneuf Marsh Creek
Col. William Whipple of the Corps of Engineers told Bannock county commissioners that the army cannot reimburse the county for dredging and cleaning Portneuf river and Marsh creek. He said refunds would be retroactive and not allowable, and commissioners will seek special authorization from Idaho's congressional delegation to repay about $4000 spent on the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whipple
Corps of Engineers
Bannock County
Portneuf
Marsh Creek
Whipple
Bannock Commissioners
Idaho
Acting Gov Whitehead Praises Eagles Convention
Acting Gov Donald S. Whitehead opened the Eagles convention in Caldwell ULP praising the Fraternal Order of Eagles as a real safeguard to the United States. About 500 delegates registered for the conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
ULP
Donald S. Whitehead
Order of Eagles
United States
Whitehead
Eagles
Tired Kidneys Cause Sleepless Nights Promoted
When kidney disorder allows waste to remain in blood it causes backache aches, swelling and loss of energy. Frequent urination and burning signals kidney or bladder trouble. Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic used for over 50 years to flush kidney tubes and relieve symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Allen Pans Russia For Imperialism
Assistant Secretary of State George V. Allen condemned Soviet Russia as engaging in ruthless imperialism. He called their equalization program a leveling-down to misery and warned it would create global dependency on Moscow. He urged a democratic policy of good neighbor cooperation and cited Marshall Plan aid as U.S. aid to Europe.
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Troy, N. Y
George V. Allen
Soviet Russia
Julius Caesar
Allen
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow
American Society For Engineering Education
United States
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NEA Telephoto
Lad
Idaho Group
van Heusen
Jarman
News OF Record
Lauds Eagles
Koleas
Honolulu
U. S
Hawaii
San Francisco
Theo
Hamm Brewing Company
St. Paul, Minn
Ooth and
Mello Rino Wholesale
N. Main
Morocco
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