Idaho Sets Teacher Certification Changes After 1955
State Superintendent Alto B. Jones explained new rules on Idaho teacher certification. Elementary teachers certified before 1948 are exempt if their certificates do not lapse. after Sept 1955 principals and superintendents must hold administrator certificates. high school admins need a master's degree. Emergency permits may be used this year if fully qualified teachers are unavailable.
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Boise
Idaho
Alto B. Jones
Jones
Northwest Association of Secondary Schools
Lava 4-H Session Set in Lava Springs High Auditorium
Lava 4-H members meet at 2 p.m. Monday in Lava High School auditorium for an annual achievement gathering. Quentin Murdock announces 4-H certificates and enrollment for 1948 projects. Eight project leaders will sign members. activities include clothing nutrition garden swine sheep dairy forestry and rural electrification.
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Lava Hot Springs
Lava Area
Lava High School
Quentin Murdock
Murdock
Nursery Offers Trees for Power County Farmers
AMERICAN FALLS March 15 is the last day to order trees through the Power County extension from the Mos cow School of Forestry. Farmers should visit County Agent's office before March 15 to place orders, with a minimum of 100 trees and each species in multiples of 25. The nursery is short of some species, so check before mailing orders.
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American Falls
Power County Extension Office
School of Forestry
Moscow
Schow
Twin Falls Amends Slot Tax to 50-50 Split
Twin Falls city council approves an amendment to the slot machine tax ordinance to share net profits 50 50 with operators instead of gross proceeds. The measure includes a maintenance refund provision replacing a 10 percent curb of proceeds.
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Twin Falls
Lava Plans New 4-H Club
Lava Hot Springs plans to organize a 4-H club focusing on gardening forestry sewing and canning for boys and girls. Bannock County leaders Clinton Murdock and Lenore Choules will lead the effort outlining plans at the first meeting next Monday in the Lava High School auditorium.
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Lava Hot Springs
Lava
Bannock County
Clinton Murdock
Lenore Choules
Lava High School Auditorum
Challis Cattle Group to Meet in Challis Idaho
The Challis National Forest Cattlemen's Association plans its annual meeting in Challis this Saturday. Speakers include Idaho Cattlemen's Association president Clyde Starr from Salmon, secretary Leon Weeks from Boise, state inspector O. J. Shaw of Boise, and extension specialist E. F. Rinehart of Moscow.
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Challis
Ida
Challis National Forest Cattlemen's Association
Clyde Starr
Salmon
Idaho Cattlemen's Association
Leon Weeks
Boise
O. J. Shaw
E. F. Rinehart
Moscow
Tiny Tot Displays Early Strength In Pocatello
Baby Billy Green four months old, son of Mr and Mrs Phil Green of 26 Portneuf Park, wins the bid of local doctors for 1948 baby most likely to succeed in athletics. He has stood unassisted since three weeks, with brothers Errol and Ronnie ages six and five, both walking at ten months. Green works as a blacksmith in UP shops, and Bill is described as a chip off the old block.
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Billy Green
Phil Green
Portneuf Park
Pocatello
Bill
City Manager Idea Considered By Officials In Pocatello
Pocatello officials weighed a switch to a city manager-commission form after C. Ed Flandro, Chamber of Commerce president, proposed the change on KSEI radio. He urged long range planning, park expansion, and improved recreation while noting fiscal challenges and inviting nearby communities to join in planning efforts.
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Pocatello
C. Ed Flandro
Chamber of Commerce
Flandro
Don Larsen
KSEI
Larson
Chamber
Alameda
PFE Adds New Cars to Record Breaking Fleet
Pacific Fruit Express Co will add 3 000 new refrigerator cars to its fleet, joining the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific. Cars will be built at PFE shops in Los Angeles Colton and Roseville California. The expansion brings total new cars since 1941 to 10 000 and creates a train about 80 miles long. The fleet now totals about 40 000 cars with over 9 000 rebuilt in PFE shops. Another 2 500 cars are to be rebuilt this year.
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Salt Lake City
Pacific Fruit Express Co
PFE
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Colton
Roseville
Cal
Pacific Fruit Express
Idaho License Plates Due By March 31 in 1948
Idaho motorists were told they have until March 31 to obtain their 1948 license plates. Chief clerk E. H. Broadbent said many believed the deadline was March 1. All plates from the first order have been delivered to county assessors. 180,000 passenger plates were shipped.
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Boise
Idaho
E. H. Broadbent
Law Enforcement Department
State Peniten
Petitions Seek Formation of Soil Conservation District
In Power county 251 signatures were gathered on petitions favoring a Soil Conservation district. The petitions were filed with County Agent Sterling Schow and sent to the State Soil Conservation Commission in Boise to request a public hearing. A referendum would follow if interest is shown, requiring a two thirds favorable vote from participants.
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American Falls
Power County
Sterling Schow
State Soil Conservation Commission
Boise
Idaho
Soil Districts
Rockland
Session On Sewing Held in Blackfoot Tabernacle
Thirty women from Blackfoot and nearby communities attended a sewing demonstration at the Blackfoot tabernacle. Miss Alice Rigby of the university extension division showed cutting on the bin, quick darts, pockets, pleats, and machine attachments while emphasizing material knowledge and practice for successful home sewing. The event, part of national 4-H week observances, followed an earlier 4-H awards meeting in Thomas.
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Blackfoot
Wapello
Riverton
Riverside
Groveland
Blackfoot Tabernacle
Alice Rigby
University Extension Division
Lillian E. Johannesen
Bingham County
Leatha Christensen
Moscow
Jefferson County
Cara Zerker
Rigby
Miss Rigby
East visit ends for Chuck Wagon manager Tom Thompson
Blackfoot resident Franklin D. Thompson, manager of the Chuck Wagon cafe, returned from a four week trip to the east. He attended the wedding of a friend from a group of five buddies who served under General Claire Chennault in the 23rd Fighter Command in China. Tom remains the lone bachelor of the group, and it is leap year.
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Blackfoot
Franklin D. Thompson
Chuck Wagon Cafe
Claire Chenault
23Rd Fighter Command
China
Tom
Complaint Filed Against Klover Klub Owner in Liquor Charge
A complaint against Irving Steinberg owner of the Klover Klub was filed Wednesday, 26 days after his arrest by undercover agents of the state liquor control commission.
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Twin Falls
Irving Steinberg
Klover Klub
State Liquor Control Commission
Air Parcel Post Service Set for 21 Foreign Countries
Air parcel post will be inaugurated March 15 for 21 nations including Austria Belgium Congo Bermuda Czechoslovakia Denmark Egypt Ireland Finland Gold Coast Italy Netherlands Newfoundland Norway Sweden Switzerland Tunisia Turkey and Union of South Africa. Post offices will accept air parcels in the United States with standard weight size customs and air mail sticker requirements. registration or insurance available where offered. Fur was worn chiefly by men in the Middle Ages.
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Air Parcel Post
Jack Trimming
Austria
Belgian Congo
Bermuda
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Egypt
Eire
Ireland
Finland
Gold Coast Colony
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Greece
Iceland
Italy
Netherlands
Newfoundland
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Tunisia
Turkey
Union of South Africa
United States
International Parcel Post
GOP Unit Backs Mayes For National Committeewoman
Shoshone county central committee endorses Rose Gorr Mayes for national committeewoman. Kellogg vice chairman of the state GOP central committee notes the selection will occur at the Republican delegate convention in Coeur d'Alene on April 17. County and local Republican Women's clubs also endorse Mayes. she announced in Boise on February 14.
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Kellogg
Ida
Central Committee
Rose Gorr Mayes
State Republican Central Committee
GOP
Coeur d’Alene
Shoshone County
Republican Women’s Club
Bonner County
Mayes
Boise
Permit Turns Blackfoot
City council on March 2 approved an ordinance allowing right turns on red when the intersection is clear of traffic and pedestrians. The measure enables motorists to proceed after stopping and yielding as required by the signal.
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Blackfoot
Plane Crash Near Livermore Kills Two Adults
A civilan trainer plane crashed and burned near Livermore killing two occupants identified as Tom Giovanniti and Nels Nelson. The explosion tore into the Leeds home, injuring no one in a crib where a two year old slept, saving the child.
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Livermire
Cal
Tom Giovanniti
Modesto
Nels Nelson
Vallejo
Harry Leeds
Livermore
Leeds
Stephen Leeds
Boise Man Named State Chairman Of Aid United Nations Appeal
Theo H. Wegner of Boise has been named by Gov. Robins as state chairman of the American Overseas Aid United Nations appeal for children. Idahoans will be asked to participate in the nationwide drive to raise 60 million dollars to relieve starving children in Europe and Asia.
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Boise
Theo H. Wegener
C. A. Robins
United Nations
Red Cross fund drive names Power county canvassers
Red Cross workers chosen to solicit in Power county this week include eight American Falls canvassers led by Seth Taylor fund raising chairman. In Rockland Ike Pritchett and T H Bell direct efforts with community chairmen across Arbon Valley Roy Crystal Fairview Pauline and Batise. Campaign HQ is at the Agricultural Conservation Association office beginning Monday March 1.
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American Falls
Red Cross
Power County
Seth Taylor
Mildred West
Baugh Apartments
William England
Baugh Hotel
Brown
Grand Hotel
W. J. Hoehnen
Charles Easley
Dave Jeffries
H. J. Doering
Skip Davis
Rockland
Ike Pritchett
T. H. Bell
Loretta B. Johnson
Arbon Valley
Oscar Lind
Roy
J. J. Brower
Crystal
Bertha Bethke
Hope
Cleon Chapman
Fairview
Hazel Wrensted
Pauline School
George England
Pauline
Edward Quinlan
Batise
Agricultural Conservation Association
Insects Cause $1.28 Billion Annual U.S. Damage
An estimated eighteen insect species inflict about 1.28 billion dollars in damages across the United States each year. The figure highlights the economic impact of pests on crops, stored products, and ecosystems.
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United States
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