ISC To Hold First Session Of Institute
Idaho State College hosts its inaugural Institute of Government March 10 11 in Pocatello with Mayor George R. Phillips moderating a city problems panel. governors, FBI agents and ISC faculty join discussions on city management law enforcement and education.
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C. A. Robins
W. J. Speir
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Paul Shine
Butte
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Potter Howard
Boise
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Weiser
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Idaho Falls
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State Reclamation
Lynn Crandall
Snake River Valley
R. J. Newell
U. S. Reclamation Bureau
McDougall
Isaac McDougall
Fifth District
Sol Clark
Cassia County
J. F. Bedingfield
Idaho State Police
R. G. Pugmire
Norma Adamson
Neil Humphrey
al Weese
Ralph Swisher
Earl Roueche
Sturm
McIntosh
R. C. Stevenson
Social Science
Bluford F. Minor
Carl L. Isaacson
Mayor Phillips
New sugar beet seed offers labor saving decorticated option
Ray Bainer of the University of California introduces decorticated sugar beet seed designed to reduce hand labor in thinning. Field tests show improved uniformity and vigor over segmented seed, enabling better precision planting. Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. funds conversion, urging drills be sent for immediate adaptation at 45 cents per pound.
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University of California
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
MacArthur on Russia and Japan defense stance
General MacArthur told G Ward Price that the United States would defend Japan if attacked but doubt Russia would strike Japan. He outlined Japan as an outpost in Anglo American Pacific strategy and said Japan should remain neutral while becoming self supporting in three to four years.
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Utah Senate considers 21 Gov Lee nominees for state posts
The Utah Senate examined 21 nominations from Gov J Bracken Lee for state agency posts including the Welfare Commission the Publicity and Industrial Development Department the State Road Commission the Industrial Commission the Liquor Commission the Tax Commission the State Engineer the Agriculture and Fish and Game Commissions. All require Senate confirmation. The slate features nominees from Provo Ogden Price Richfield Salt Lake City and other cities with appointments to replace outgoing officials and fill unexpired terms.
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Senate
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George H. Lunt
Tax Commission
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Bountiful
Milton Twitchell
Harold A. Linke
Ed H. Watson
Agriculture Commission
Marion J. Steed
Holladay
Fish and Game Commission
Golden G. Sanderson
Fairview
Utah
Liquor Control
Kenneth A. Doan
Liquor Control Commission
Roy W. Simmons
Simmons
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Harley J. Corleisson
Provo
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MacArthur on Russians and Orientals in postwar remarks
General Douglas MacArthur cites long experience with Orientals and contrasts Russian interference with Allied occupation forces in Germany. He links Russian mentality to historic traits dating to Genghis Khan and asserts expertise built over 50 years.
Honesty Gets Youth $10 Fine in Pocatello Court
A Pocatello youth charged with car prowl was released but returned with a floor board accelerator stolen from a car. He confessed saying conscience bothered him. Police Judge R Don Bistline fined him $10 to impress the seriousness of the charge. He promised it would not happen again.
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Pocatello
R. Don Bistline
Utah officials announce multiple state appointments
The governor released nominations including Clarence Bam erger of Salt Lake City and Joseph S. Robinson of Lehi for the State Board of Corrections with Herbert A. Snow reappointed. New regents for the University of Utah were Leroy H. Cox of St. George Reed C. Culp William J. O Connor Walter E. Cosgriff Dr James P. Kirby and Dr Adam Bennion all of Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph S. Robinson
Lehi
Herbert A. Snow
State Board of Corrections
Board of Regents
University of Utah
Leroy H.cox
St. George
Reed C. Culp
William J. O’connor
Walter E. Cosgriff
James P. Kirby
Adam
Bennion
State Department
Red Light Confusion After Fire Alarm Box Pull
Oscar French a pharmacy student in Brookline triggered a fire alarm by pulling a red signal lever after seeing a car slam into parked vehicles. Fire crews from three engines and two ladders rushed to the scene. He noted that in Houston Maine red and blue box colors are reversed.
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Oscar French
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Houston
Rat war declared in Kalamazoo drive to curb rats
Kalamazoo city county health department launches a citywide effort to stamp out rats. Three college students survey downtown blocks to locate breeding and feeding sites. Property owners with infestations will be asked to enroll in a rat-control training course.
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Kalamazoo City-County
Parker’s nickel dispute costs him extra penalties
Detroit driver Louis Sultan faced a court order to pay 5 cents after he claimed he had already inserted a nickel in a $2 parking meter and paid only $1.95. The ruling forced him to settle the nickel shortfall, plus a new check and a 3 cent stamp.
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