Market trends mixed as stocks and commodities slip
UPI reports dull trading with lower stocks, irregular bonds, and curbs. Silver holds at 745.5 cents per ounce. wheat and corn show small gains, soybeans dip, hogs rise, cattle and sheep steady. Dow averages edge up modestly as volume stays light across major exchanges.
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Professor Warns Parents Against Fear Article
Professor Richard Lake of Idaho State College urged Epsilon Sigma Alpha members at the YWCA to raise children free from fear. He explained how fears originate and what can help, then answered questions. Guests included Mesdames Goldie Stahmecker Sid Kortum Myra Ritzman Vera Birrell Elva Hansen Marge Sainsbury Joann Tuma. The Suez Canal is noted as the world’s largest, at 104.5 miles long and 39.5 feet deep.
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Idaho State College
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YWCA
Professor Lake
Mesdames
Goldie Stahmecker
Sid Kortum
Myra Ritzman
Vera Birrell
Elva Hansen
Marge Sainsbury
Joanne Tuma
Suez
Army to Buy Out Forsyth Town Section over Flooding
Army engineers announced they will purchase the lower part of Forsyth Missouri to be flooded by the Bull Shoals reservoir rather than build a levy. Col. Peter A. Feringa said the move follows a public hearing and district engineer recommendations. The plan includes relocating residents to higher ground as Lt. Gen. Wheeler confirmed.
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Army Engineers
Foryth
Bull Shoals
Peter A. Feringa
Public Works
Feringa
Forsyth
Raymond A Wheeler
Dewey Short
R. Mo
Wheeler
Lower Forsyth
Taylor Shows He Still Wields Power In Idaho
Idaho Democrats demonstrate continued influence of Sen. Glen H. Taylor as central committee takes no action against his third-party move. Taylor allies secure Ada county backing and pave way for upcoming Idaho Falls delegate race amid party split tensions.
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Idaho
United Press
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Lewiston
Idaho Democratic Party
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Pocatello
Carl Brown
McCall
Asher B. Wilson
Twin Falls
Bistline
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D. Worth Clark
C. A. Bottolfsen
Democratic Party
Henry A. Wallace
Democratic Central Committee
Central Committee
Ada County
Coulter-Gossett
Sam Hindman
Ada
Gossett
Woman Finds War Savings Stamps Rejected as Postage
Mrs Eugene Stamm received a package marked void as postage after she affixed about 10 cents in war savings stamps. She checked again and realized the stamps were war savings stamps, not postage.
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Milwaukee
Eugene Stamm
Prankster cancels classes in Albuquerque schools
In Albuquerque New Mexico a prankster posing as the school superintendent called three radio stations to declare a severe cold weather closure. Most classes stayed empty while officials scrambled to correct the misstatement.
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Albuquerque, N. M
Age No Barrier Star Cyrus Clark Rolls 518 Triple
Cyrus Clark, 91, a Canton Bowling League member, rolled a 518 triple with games of 148 221 and 144 in Canton New York.
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Canton
N.Y
Cyrus Clark
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