Beauticians Pick Lassie Eyebrows Among World’s Best
New York dispatch says Lassie the dog is listed among the ten best eyebrows worldwide by a beautician. Mark the beautician praises eyebrows as expressive and notes varied styles from animated and glamorous to sassy and romantic with notable examples such as Imogene Coca Dorothy Kilgallen Groucho Marx Ginger Rogers Jane Russell Aly Khan and John L. Lewis.
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New York
Lassie
Mark
Imogene Coca
Dorothy Kilgallen
Boris Karloff
Groucho Marx
Ginger Rogers
Jane Russell
Aly Khan
Gregg Sherwood
John L. Lewis
Road program moves forward to connect Bear Lake and Franklin counties
The Strawberry Canyon route will shorten travel between Preston Montpelier and Soda Springs with a seven mile road project. The plan calls for 200000 forest highway funds plus later programming, and requires county signatures before state approval. After completion each county will handle repairs within its borders.
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Preston
Bear Lake
Franklin
Cleo Paris
Montpelier
Swenson
Public Roads Administration
Soda Springs
Logan Oral Works Agency
Canyon
Bear Lake Counties
Commissioner of Public Roads
Strawberry Canyon
I. M. Evans
D. Ariel Nash
Angus Condie
Franklin County
Paris
Bear Lake County
T. J. Dunford
J. Clarence Lindsey
Real Estate Dealer Dies in Blackfoot Idaho
Charles Stewart 53 a Blackfoot real estate dealer died at home after a long illness He was born March 11 1896 in Central Utah and moved to Idaho in youth He married Inez Williams in Marysville Utah He served in World War I and was a welfare board supervisor He leaves widow two sons and a daughter plus siblings Funeral services planned in Blackfoot with burial in Richfield Utah
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Blackfoot
LeGrande
Charles Stewart
Central
Utah
James W. Stewart
Idaho
Pingree
Inez P. Williams
Marysville
France
LDS Church
Welfare Board
LaMar J. Stewart
LaMar Litzenberger
Moscow
Ray Stewart
W. D. Littlefield
Ogden
Birdie Stocks
Claude L. Stewart
E. C. Larsen
Sandberg Funeral Home
Clifford Robertson
Blackfoot Second Ward
Richfield
Harvey Clark 27 dies. funeral set in Blackfoot
Special to the POST. Harvey B. Clark 27 died in Spokane Washington on March 17. Funeral services are Tuesday at 1 p.m. from the Blackfoot LDS first ward with Bishop Howard W. Anderson presiding. He was born January 30 1922 in Hyde Park Utah and lived in Blackfoot 20 years before WWII service. He married Dorothy Ray of Nixon Montana July 21 1944 and is survived by his wife two children his parents Mr and Mrs Marion Clark of Blackfoot and three brothers Arthur M Clark of Pocatello Draper Utah and others. Friends may call at Sandberg Funeral Home until Tuesday 10 a.m. then to Donald Clark’s home.
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Blackfoot
Harvey B. Clark
Spokane
Wash
Blackfoot, Lds First Ward
Howard W. Anderson
Mr. Clark
Hyde Park
Utah
Marion Clark
Weiser
Dorothy Ray
Nixon, Mont
Arthur M. Clark
Pocatello
Draper
Sandberg
Donald Clark
Louella St
Ferce
Pocatello Airbase Named for Phillips
City council approves naming Pocatello's new airbase Phillips field to honor Mayor George R. Phillips for leading efforts to secure the former air base. The site eight miles west of Pocatello is being converted into a civilian airport to replace the Poll one.
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Pocatello
Phillips
Attendance Report For Po Catello Public Schools
Reports for the past four weeks were submitted to the federal works agency in Seattle by George N. Green superintendent of schools. The district, funded under a federal grant due to the naval ordnance plant, shows average daily attendance of 5,867.56 from 6,123 enrollment, up from 5,511.06 of 5,671 last year.
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Pocatello Public
Federal Works Agency
Seattle
George N. Green
Burley D A R S Of Utah Pioneers Group Meeting
Nineteen members of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers met at Mrs H S Evans home. The diary of Robert Gardner and the History of Mary Jane Tolman were read. A Galway Boy solo by Florence Hymas closed with Irish songs as refreshments were served.
Scout Drive Goal Nearer Blackfoot District
Blackfoot district Boy Scouts raised $2084.55 in a two day drive with ten of fourteen town teams and five of eight rural teams reporting. Alfred Hahn said the $3000 goal will be reached and the district hopes to surpass last year’s $2700. Marlin Bingham noted more scouts mean greater need for funds.
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Blackfoot
Thomas and Rose
Alfred Hahn
Marlin Bingham
Burley Man Nels Slindee Dies at 66
Nels O. Slindee of Burley died at 5 p.m. Friday March 18 at his home after a heart attack. Born May 30, 1882 in Austin Minnesota, he moved to Twin Falls in 1906 and to Burley in 1907 where he homesteaded and later founded Slindee Produce Co. He was a 32nd degree Mason and member of El Korah Shrine. Survived by his widow two brothers three sisters and a nephew. Funeral arrangements at Payne mortuary with memorials to the Boise children’s home requested.
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Burley
Nels O. Slindee
Mr. Slindee
Austin
Minn
Twin Falls
Burley Irrigation Tract
Slindee
Top nonprofessional dancers named by Arthur Murray studios
New York report lists 10 prominent figures named as best non professionals in America. Mayor William O Dwyer and Gen Mark Clark cited for dignity on the floor. Leon Henderson praised for rhumba technique. Joe DiMaggio Tony Lavelli Esther Williams Milton Berle Tallulah Bankhead Bing Crosby Doris Duke also honored for various dancing qualities.
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New York
Arthur Murray
America
William O'Dwyer
Mark Clark
Leon Henderson
OPA
Head
Joe DiMaggio
Tony Lavelli
Esther Williams
Milton Berle
Tallulah Bankhead
Bing Crosby
Doris Duke
Young Dane Develops New Type Potato In Idaho
Einar Larsen from Denmark, in the U S for his master's research with the American Scandinavian foundation, has cross bred potatoes and created two new varieties. The Idaho Russell based types show variations that could resist certain potato diseases harming U S growers.
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Moscow
Idaho
America
Einar Larsen
American- Scandinavian Foundation
New Xray Motion Picture Device Reveals Body in Action
Scientists at the University of Southern California unveil an Xray motion picture system that shows heart, lungs, and muscles in operation. The setup combines a new X-ray tube, fluoroscopic screen, mirror, and 16 millimeter camera, aiming to improve diagnostic insight, especially for heart studies.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Reclamation Topic At Blackfoot Meet
Ival Goslin called the Columbia Valley Authority socialistic and un-American at a Blackfoot Chamber luncheon. Representatives from 21 canal and ditch companies heard that reclamation issues increasingly affect business and farming in the region.
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Columbia Valley Authority
Ival Goslin
Aberdeen Springfield Canal Co
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
Bingham County
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Economy Cash Grocery
J. W. Parke
Robinette Garred
Ernest McCarther
Mt. Pleasant
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Vernon Woodbury
Jackie Jeffs
Devon Gruwell
Richard Packham
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John Wrencher, Jr
University of Utah
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Mesa, Ariz
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Bumpkin
Broadway
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Butehorn
Robert Kirkendall
Orpheum Theater
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