Railroad Layoff Tops Idaho Labor Picture
Idaho notes 168 Union Pacific railroad mechanical workers laid off in Pocatello effective Saturday. Nationwide, 208 laid off across the division, with about 85 percent in Idaho. Labor activity, job listings up 11 percent to 1081 on March 6, remains strong in construction, agriculture and service sectors. 11,189 job seekers listed March 1, including 1848 women and 5526 veterans.
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Idaho
Union Pacific Railroad Mechanical Department
Pocatello
E. L. Neeley
Idaho State Employment Service
UES
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
I.S.E.S
Regional Meet Frames Expansion Plans for Insurance Company
Commercial Travelers Insurance Co held a regional meeting in Pocatello to map growth across Idaho and neighboring states. Attendees included Harry Bryant and Arthur L. Liddle with plans to educate agents and expand into Oregon Montana Wyoming while continuing sales education initiatives.
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Pocatello
Commercial Travelers Insurance Co
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Colorado
Nevada
South Dakota
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Wyoming
Harry Bryant
Arthur L. Liddle
Hugh Tuttle
Blue Card Use Explained At American Falls Meeting
Howard secretary manager of the Spert Chamber of Commerce outlined the Blue Card system for protecting local merchants at the American Falls Chamber of Commerce on March 8. The plan would inspect transient solicitors and issue blue cards to those deemed legitimate, with Rupert and Minidoka county already using the method. no vote was taken at the meeting chaired by Robert I. Ewing.
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American Falls
Howard
Spert Chamber of Commerce
Rupert
Minidoka County
Chamber of Commerce
Robert I. Ewing
Concert To Aid ISC Press Box Fund At Spud Bowl
Idaho State's Intercollegiate Knights present a charity concert on April 8 in ISC Frazier auditorium. Jay Slaughter's orchestra features novelty numbers, a piano duet by John Taylor and Gaylord Sanford, and Gene Burton's original Short Horn Leap. Funds will build a press box at ISC's Spud Bowl. committee members include Jim Franklin chairman Earl Pond Byron Lemon and Elwin Reynolds.
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Idaho State
Intercollegiate Knights
ISC Frazier
Jay Slaughter
John Taylor
Gaylord Sanford
Gene Burton
ISC
Andy Stavros
Jim Franklin
Earl Pond
Byron Lemon
Elwin Reynolds
Dale Manning Contest Winner at KEIO Kid's Club
First place went to Dale Manning age six daughter of Maurice and Mrs Manning of Portneuf Park for singing Four Leaf Clover at Chief Theater. She received an Argus Minca camera. Second place went to Earl Phippen age six son of Mr and Mrs L W Phippen for singing Old Man From China and earned a Betsy Ross Pan O Cake.
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Keio Kid’s Club
Dale Manning
Maurice Manning
Portneuf Park
Manning
Argus
Minca
Earl Phippen
L. W. Phippen
China
Judge Glennon Delays Decision in Blackrock Village Case
Fifth District Judge L. E. Glennon promised a ruling Friday after a hearing in Bannock County Courthouse on a writ of mandamus against county commissioners. The writ urged incorporation of Blackrock village. demurrers were filed and the judge took the matter under advisement.
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Blackrock
L. E. Glennon
Fifth District
Bannock County
Glennon
Mrs Fisher 66 Pioneer Resident of Pocatello Dies
Minnie Fisher 66 widow of Fred Fisher longtime Pocatello resident died Saturday at her home after a brief illness. Born July 3 1881 in New Albany Indiana she married Fred Fisher July 3 1904 in Milford Wyoming later moving to Pocatello. Survivors include sister Belle Cole Falls City Oregon brother Albert Alexander New Albany and Jennie Macon Milwaukee. Funeral arrangements by McHan Henderson Funeral Home.
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Minnie Fisher
Fred Fisher
Pocatello
North Ninth Ave
New Albany
Indiana
Sidney and
Adaline Russell Alexander
Milford
Wyoming
Fisher
Belle Cole
Win Falls
Albert
Alexander
Ind
Jennie Macon
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Actress Martha Vickers to wed A. C. Lyles
Actress Martha Vickers and publicity man A. C. Lyles announced Saturday they will marry Monday after obtaining a marriage license. The pair plan a civil ceremony and enter married life in Hollywood with public attention nearby.
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Hollywood
Martha Vickers
A. C. Lyles
Government lifts ban on Hungarian food parcels
Budapest report says a government ordinance ends restrictions on sending Hungarian food parcels to countries with serious food shortage, with exceptions for Germany Spain and Greece. The measure broadens humanitarian aid while excluding three European nations.
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Budapest
Germany
Spain
Greece
Multiple Indictments and Fines in Local Court Docket
The record lists Luciano Salina 49 pled guilty intoxication fined 15 dollars. J. C. Hutchens bond forfeited after running a red light 5 dollar bond. Harold C. Perryman 59 bond forfeited intoxication 15 dollars. Joe Hardy intoxication pled guilty fined 15 dollars. Joe Taquenah intoxication and Johnnie Silvas disturbing the peace pled guilty fine 15 dollars. Russell Charles Jackson 46 disturbing the peace pled guilty fined 25 dollars. Material purchases include Yes and oil 126 dollars building materials 448.07 groceries 459.77 rent and repairs to a building in Pocatello. Attorney for plaintiff Henry McQuade.
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Luciano Salina
J. C. Hutchens
Harold C. Perryman
Joe Hardy
Joe Taquenah
Johnnie Silvas
Russell Charles Jackson
Pocatello
Henry McQuade
Suits Filed Against Charles Robinson for Breach of Contract
Four complaints signed by A. V. Cloud accuse Charles Robinson of breach of contract and seek damages totaling 376.20 for groceries. The actions outline claims for unpaid grocery charges and related damages in a local court.
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A. V. Cloud
Charles Robinson
Local Birth Announcements From Pocatello and Blackfoot
Ace Hansen and Rolla Stumbo, both from Pocatello, are listed among residents with births. Marion and Mrs Savage of Lava Hot Springs report a girl born March 12 at St Anthony's hospital. Wilson Rice of 312 McKinley Ave and Fred Courtney of 533 North Twelfth Ave announce newborn girls on March 13 at St Anthony's hospital. Raymond Gard ner and spouse announce a daughter born at Parsons hospital in Blackfoot on a recent Saturday at 3:00 a.m.
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Marion Savage
Lava Hot Springs
St. Anthony's Hospital
Wilson’ Rice
McKinley Ave
Fred Courtney
North Twelfth Ave
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Raymond Gardner
Parsons Hospital
Blackfoot
Funeral services announced for Arthur Edgley and William Alma Byington
Arthur Edgley aged 71 will have funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Arthur W. Hall Chapel with President W. P. Whittaker presiding. Burial in Mountain View cemetery. William Alma Byington aged 74 will have services Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the LDS Fourth Ward church with Bishop Ole C. Hess presiding. Burial in Lava Hot Springs cemetery under Arthur W. Hall Mortuary direction.
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Arthur Edgley
Arthur W. Hall
W. P. Whittaker
Mountain View Cemetery
William Alma Byington
LDS Fourth Ward
Ole C. Hess
LDS Eighth Ward
Lava Hot Springs
Long Illness Claims Life Of Mrs Olive Allen Granden
Mrs Olive Allen Granden age 67 of Rt 1 North died after a lingering illness at a local hospital. Born June 4 1880 in Idaho Falls she moved to Pocatello in 1882 and lived there since. She married William B Granden on November 1 1904 and was active in the Baptist church and Portneuf Grange. Survivors include her husband one sister Mrs Sterling Justice of Paradise Valley Nevada and two brothers George W Allen and Charles M Allen both of Pocatello. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Downard Chapel with Rev A E Beasley officiating burial in Mountain Hill Cemetery.
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Olive .Allen Granden
Rt. 1 North
Charles A. and
Gustaf, Olsen Allen
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
William B. Granden
Baptist Church
Portneuf Grange
Sterling R. Justice
Paradise Valley, Nev
George W
Charles M. ‘Allen
Downard Chapel
A. E. Beasley
The
Mountain View Cemetery
Youth Held in Bannock County Jail for Scooter Theft
A 17 year old youth, detained Friday in American Falls, is charged with possession of a motor scooter reported stolen from Pocatello Thursday night. The theft was reported by Grover Chatterson of 544 Jefferson Ave.
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Bannock County
American Falls
Pocatello
Grover Chatterson
Jefferson Ave
When Lightning Fuses Sand Forms Glassy Fulgurite
A lightning strike in sandy ground creates a fulgurite a glassy tube of fused sand. The natural occurrence showcases how electrical discharge can reshape silica into solid forms right underground.
Beaveronian Copy All In Beaveronian Copy All In
AMERICAN FALLS The Beaveronian staff has finished sending in the last copy to Myers and Company Topeka Kansas for the 48 page yearbook with red and white padded leather covers The book should arrive in American Falls by May 1 Co editors are Verla Rae Hartley and Margaret Butler
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Beavers
The
Beaveronian
American Falls High School
Thelma Sweet
Verla Rae
Hartley
Tommy Davie
Margaret Butler
Helen Kucera
Ival Thornton
Don Ringe
Vaughn Morgan
James Reed
Bob Misenhimer
American Falls
Myers and Company
Topeka
Kansas
Verla Rae Hartley
Ef Dick Zaring
Ival Thornon
George Kunz
Bern
Idaho
Veterans oppose move against pleasure flying bill
Idaho Aircraft Operators Association members plan a protest over President Truman's bill restricting pleasure flying under the G I Bill. In Coeur dAlene the group discussed the measure and handed it to secretary Jim Blaine to forward to the National Aircraft Operators Association for action with the Senate.
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Idaho Aircraft Operators Association
Harry S. Truman
Coeur d'Alene
Jim Blaine
Ada County
National Aircraft Operators Association
Senate
Return To Wild West Tactics Brings Jailing
On Saturday morning in Pocatello east side Wilbert B Tademy argued with a woman and used a nail file then seized a revolver and fired gunshots. Police found him with the gun and he was jailed on disturbing the peace and released on a $50 bond later that morning. He was to appear before Police Judge R Don Bistline Monday morning.
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Pocatello
Wilbert B. Tademy
Tademy
Pocatello City
R. Don Bistline
Fashion Show Series Is Ended
A fashion show sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi and the Women’s Aeronautical Association was held Saturday at the Bannock Hotel. Fashions were provided by the People’s Store and models included Mrs. Ray Brookhart, Mrs. B. H. Evans, Miss Beverly Wilson, Kathleen McMahon, and Johnny Mauk. Jack Holt Shoe Company supplied some shoes. Over a hundred people attended.
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Beta Sigma Phi
The
Women's Aeronautical Association
Bannock Hotel
People’s Store
Ray Brookhart
B. H. Evans
Beverly Wilson
Kathleen McMahon
Johnny Mauk
Jack Holt Shoe Company
Talks by Mrs. Collison on World Faith at Bannock
Mrs. Mary Collison of Geyserville California delivers two Baha i World Faith lectures at the Bannock hotel this weekend. The Saturday 8 p m session in the Gem Room covers Has Mankind a Future and the Sunday 8 p m talk in the Gem Room addresses world government as the only defense against another world war.
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Mary Collison
Geyserville
Calif
Bannock Hotel
Collison
Music Club To Meet Wednesday
The Potatello Music Club plans its March program featuring works of Gilbert and Sullivan. Mrs. George W. Smith and Mr. R. F. Goranson co chairmen. The meeting is Wednesday March 17 at 2 00 p m in Parish Hall. Officers should attend the 1 00 p m board meeting.
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Gilbert and Sullivan
Potatello Music Club
George W. Smith
R. F. Goranson
Parish Hall
Museum receives University of Chicago fossil collection
The University of Chicago donates its vertebrate fossil collection to the History Museum. The thousands of specimens include fish amphibians reptiles and mammals dating back over 200 million years.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Hi i History Museum
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Bing Crosby
Dennis Day
George Murphy
Dick Haymes
Russ Morgan
Felix Knight
Ford Music CO
Case
Mrs. Fisher
News of Record
Ace N. Hansen
Rolla Stumbo
Avi Williams
Durante de Melchior
Hodiak- Murphy - Gifford
Dimitri
Star Academy OF Dancing
Hotel Whitman
Wea
Maria Montez Douglas. Fairbanks, JR
Don Castle
Audrey Long
Pocatello Junior Chamber OF Commerce
Civic Drama Guild OF New York Drama Festival
Whitman Hotel
Junior Chamber OF Commerce
Ero Harold Read
Pocatello, Idaho
Fawson Music CO
Carnes Music CO
Columbia Teene
Jalousie
Romance
Rubinstein
Fire Dance
Beethoven
Moonlight Sonata
Levant
DDY
Penzance
Carnes Music
Wes
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