ISC States Program On Astronomy
An astronomy series of demonstrations exhibits and a lecture will take place at Idaho State College summer session Tuesday July 5. The program open to students faculty and townspeople will be in Frazier hall under Prof Bluford F Minor director with Harry G Johnson lecturer astronomer of the Brown foundation at Walla Walla in charge. It features telescope observations Avenue of the Stars meteorite displays from the American Meteorite Museum Winslow Ariz and a telescope photo exhibit. The 7 30 p m lecture Voyage of the Earth will compare landscapes of two worlds and include sun moon and galaxy discussions.
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Butler Charges ILW Boss as Communist Dictator in Hawaii
Sen Hugh Butler accuses Harry Bridges head of ILWU of dictatorial control in Hawaii tied to a 54 day waterfront strike. He links Hawaii statehood delay to suppressing Communism and names local figures as party affiliates. He urges prosecutions and federal action while others resist intervention.
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Intermountain Equipment announces staff changes in Pocatello
E A Collins branch manager of Intermountain Equipment in Pocatello announced personnel shifts. Fonse Aldecoa becomes industrial salesman for northeastern Idaho while remaining assistant branch manager. B M Stalnecker promoted to motor truck sales manager. Betty Lindley to head the office and George Parker new assistant. Joe Kreizenbeck to cover construction jobs as industrial salesman. Since the branch opened three years ago employment grew from one to 22 people.
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Intermountain Equipment Company
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Betty Lindley
George Parker
Idaho
Collins
Tropical Disease Hospitalizes Actor in Long Beach
The famed stage and screen comedian Joe E Brown was hospitalized in Long Beach after contracting a tropical disease. Doctors report his condition is serious but stable, with plans for further treatment and observation in the coming days.
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Quarrel Ends In Shooting In Indianapolis
A dark-haired English war bride shot and critically wounded her husband in Indianapolis after he threatened to kill her and their two year old. Pamela Hurt, 19, said she fired at husband Robert, 31, as he slept, then called police. He remained in critical condition with a neck wound from a .32 service revolver. Hurt met his wife in London where he was a military policeman and brought her to the United States for marriage.
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Chicagoan Admits Killing Woman
A 38 year old man, Joe Dziebenk, admitted killing Virginia McDromott, 32, whose nude body was found beaten in a basement apartment. Police say the two had lived together at the hotel for about a year and quarreled after drinking before her death.
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Chicago
Virginia McDromott
Joe Dziebenk
Dziobenk
Dziebenk
Brown hospitalized in Long Beach for tropical disease
A man identified as Brown was hospitalized at Long Beach naval hospital on Thursday for treatment of a tropical disease contracted while entertaining troops in the Pacific. Hospital authorities said his condition is satisfactory, with several prior recurrences of the ailment.
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Bottles Used to Douse Car Fire Spark Run in Ohio Town
A car fire in an Ohio town prompted bystanders to use bottled beer to fight the flames. The blaze caused limited damage while crowds remained thirsty for information and stock, mirroring a London stocking run sparked by a nylon advertisement.
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Clergyman Files Suit Over Assault in Fifth District
Allen E. Grover, 19, of 523 S Johnson Ave, sues neighbor R. F. Newman for 4800 damages in Fifth district court alleging June 17 assault causing facial injuries and long-term disruption of his clerical duties. Claims include 2500 personal, 2000 punitive, 300 medical costs and costs. guardian ad litem Lawrence L. Grover appointed by Judge L. E. Glennon.
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Actor Edward G Robinson Defends Citizenship Claim
Motion picture star Edward G Robinson denies membership in the Communist Party and emphasizes his pride in being an American citizen amid allegations. He asserts loyalty to the United States and rejects claims of political ties.
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Edward G. Robinson
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Fathers Will Build City Monastery in Chicago Loop
Franciscan fathers announce a six story Monastery to rise on the La Salle theater site in Chicago Loop. The $1,000,000 building will stand on two top floors with the property reportedly purchased from Marshall Field for about $500,000.
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Marshall Field
Burn meter tells you to seek shade
A sunburn meter that indicates when to seek shade was introduced at the American Institute of Electrical Engineers annual meeting. Hoyt Scott described a device with filters and light sensitive cells recording on a dial the minutes of sun exposure needed for a pink glow or a bad burn.
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