Blackfoot meets to form soil district proponents favor plan
In Blackfoot Idaho more than 120 people attended the third of four meetings on creating a south Bingham soil conservation district. 38 of 39 landowners favored the district and speakers explained goals and benefits including potential acre gains from conservation and mapping for irrigation and drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Bingham County
D. Winmill
Max Young
Pingree
M. B. Weston
Aaron York
Ira Clark
North Bingham
H. C. Elg
Shelley
H. L. McBirney
Idaho Falls
Claude G. Johnson
North Country
Roy Peterson
Boise
Conservation Department
University Extension Division
Winmill
Soil Conservation Service
Claude Johnson
Ray Peterson
Innocent Verdict in Potato Cellar Theft Case
A jury returned an innocent verdict Thursday for Edward Quinlan accused of stealing two sacks of potatoes from the Campbell potato cellar on March 19. Judge Seporter presided as probate.
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American Falls
Roper
Edward Quinlan
Seporter
Campbell
Funeral Services for Cyrus H. Watson Set for Monday
Funeral services for Cyrus H. Watson are scheduled for Monday at 2 p.m. at the Arthur W. Hall Chapel. The services are under the direction of Bishop Arnold Reddish of the L. D. S. Sixth Ward church.
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Cyrus H. Watson
Arthur W. Hall
Arnold Reddish
L. D. S. Sixth Ward
Samuel Herbert Fenwick 80 former Pocatello resident dies in Portland
Samuel Herbert Fenwick died at his daughter’s home in Portland Oregon on Friday aged 80. He was born February 19 1868 in Poritiac Illinois and moved to Great Falls then Pocatello before relocating to Portland in 1942 to work in shipyards. Survived by two sons Thomas and Arthur Fenwick of Pocatello, daughter Mrs Hazel Adams of Portland, brother Jack Fenwick of Spokane 16 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Arthur W Hall Mortuary.
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Samuel Herbert Fenwick
Pocatello
Hazel Adams
Portland
Ore
Mr. Fenwick
Poritiac, Iil
Thomas J
Sarah H. Goodrich Fenwick
Great Falls
Mont
Fenwick
Lillian Cora Briscoe
Mankas
Colorado
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Thomas
Arthur Fenwick
Jack Fenwick
Spokane
Wash
Scoop's Store Featured in Trade Journal in Pocatello
Scoop's men’s store in Pocatello is highlighted in a current issue of a trade magazine on men’s ready-to-wear. The article notes eight years of growth in business and reputation, emphasizing the store’s theme "style, style, style" and founder Felt’s belief in using style.
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Scoop
Pocatello
Men's and
Scoop's
Pocatalis
Intermountain
Ness
Ip Felt
Scaop
Hansen Named Head Of Gem FFA
Reed Hansen of Idaho Falls was elected president of the Gem FFA succeeding his brother Orv. Fred Seto of Nampa was named reporter and secretary while Keneth Kaphammer of Midway High School Lewisville was treasurer. Hansen and Kaphammer were selected as delegates to a fall state convocation in Kansas City.
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Reed Hansen
Idaho Falls
Idaho’ Future Farmer Organization
Orv
FFA
Fred
Seto Nampa
Ne Kelleyey
Kenneth Kaphammer
Midway High School
Lewisville
Kaphammer
Ravens
Kansas City
Hansen
Paphileen
Suspect Held Without Bail in California Slaying Case
Laszlo Varga, 19, held without bail as a fugitive from justice over the sex slaying of Mrs. Billee Rahe Morning, 22, wife of a minister. Three officers carried him into court in Santa Rosa as extradition papers were prepared for a preliminary hearing set for April 6.
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Santa’ Rosa
Calif
Laszlo Varga
Elko, Ney
Billee Rahe Morning
Varga
19 Killed In Crash In Corsica Flight From New Delhi
An Indian National Airways Vickers Viking crashed into Mount Cardo near Ajaccio Corsica in dense fog killing all 19 aboard. Four crewmen were found burned inside the cabin and 15 passengers lay in pines at the wreck site. Officials cited bad weather and failure to request a weather report.
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Aiaccio
Corsica
Indian National Airways
New Delhi
London
Mount Cardo
British European Airways
Rome
Cardo
Ajaccio
First U S Mint Glass Furnace Found Near Jamestown
The first United States mint was a glass furnace near Jamestown Virginia used to make glass bead currency for trade with Native Americans. It was uncovered in 1933 by farmer Jesse Dimmick who found colored glass fragments.
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United States
Jamestown
Jesse Dimmick
Hint to motorists on battery terminal corrosion
A note explains that loose or corroded battery terminals cause hard starting. Green coating signals corrosion that can reduce or interrupt current flow and impair vehicle startup.
Crowds Enjoy orderly Freedom Train Stop In Salt Lake City
Thousands of Idahoans waited in mile long lines to view the Freedom Train and parade crowds along Main Street praised the orderly lines. Lt. Col. Robert F. Scott credited prior police planning from Pocatello and Salt Lake City for the smooth crowd management while Teton high school band drew applause from spectators. Army trainer planes performed in the sky as spectators watched aerial formations.
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Robert F. Scott
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Main Street
Teton High School
Driggs
Army
Blackfoot Driver Awarded Merit Card for Perfect Record
Blain C. Anderson of Blackfoot receives a company safety merit card from L. O. Head for a two year accident free driving record. J. Glen Anderson notes many offices nationwide are issuing similar awards to thousands of drivers.
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Blackfoot
Blain C. Anderson
Railway Express Agency
L. O. Head
Express Company
J. Glen Anderson
Railway Express
California Session Ends After Budget Meet Debate
SACRAMENTO UP The state legislature adjourned its first budget session amid debate on the value of annual tax and emergency budget meetings. A majority supported repealing the constitutional amendment authorizing budget sessions alongside regular biennial ones, but the measure failed for lacking a two thirds majority.
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Sacramento
Plans Mapped For IEA Session In Boise
Boise reports detail the Idaho Education Association two day delegate assembly set for April 23 24 drawing several hundred education workers from over 100 local associations. The program covers school finance teacher welfare certification retirement and teaching methods with a proposed constitutional change on appointing superintendents. Dr John Booth says emphasis is on stable revenue for the public school income fund and a need for similar state surplus to fund future programs. National PNG President Dr Glenn E Snow will attend and the association plans to move its headquarters to 616 State Street Boise.
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Boise
Idaho Education Association
Sta
John Booth
Association
Booth
Glenn E. Snow
Ephraim
National Educational Association
State Association
State Street
Industry Asks Action On Taft Hartley In Miners Strike
The soft coal industry urged the White House to invoke the Taft Hartley act to end the 13 day miners strike. A spokesman said the decision must come now to enforce the law and protect the public from a coal shortage causing voluntary rationing. Reports circulated that Lewis may order miners to return to work on Monday, though not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Battle
Lewis
United Mine
Intoxication Pleas Reported For Two Residents
In a News of Record entry Ben Broncho pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $15. Irwin Toane also pleaded intoxication, with details recorded in the same notice.
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Ben Broncho
Irwin Toane
List of Pocatello Residents and Birth Announcements
A compiled note lists numerous residents from Pocatello and surrounding areas with ages and addresses. It also records several births at St Anthony's and General hospitals on March 26 and 27, including Blackfoot and McCammon connections.
Blackfoot Births Report From Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Merthan Ellis of Blackfoot welcome a son on March 25 at Beck hospital. Mr and Mrs Jack Hatch of Moreland have a daughter on March 26 at Beck hospital. Mr and Mrs Don Schultz of Blackfoot greet a daughter on March 26 at Parsons hospital. Mr and Mrs John Tathey of Blackfoot announce a daughter on March 27 at Parsons hospital. Mr and Mrs Edward Stuart of Blackfoot welcome a daughter on March 27 at Parsons hospital.
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Blackfoot
Merthan Ellis
Beck Hospital
Jack Hatch
Moreland
Don Schultz
Parsons Hospital
John Tathey
Blacksea
Edward Stuart
Probate Court Petition for Gustaf Friberg Estate
Petition filed for administration after two years. In Camrose Alberta Canada Gustaf Friberg died intestate on Oct 10 1944. Petitioners seek clear title to Bannock county land where the deceased held an undivided one fourth interest. Petitioners Ernest A. Moser and Hazel Moser, attorney H. J. Swanson.
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Gustaf Friberg
Camrose
Alberta
Canada
Bannock County
Ernest A. Moser
Hazel Moser
H. J. Swanson
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Palestine
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California
Helen Gahagan
Douglas
Chet Holifield
Wallace
New York
Kelso
Candiate
Jar Ag
Sherwin-Williams
Sher Williams
Samuel Herbert “Fenwick
Pestroy
Lin-x
Sherwin-Williams Paints
East Center
Gem Ffa
U.S
George Phillips
Pocatzilo
Zerita Yoder
Joyce Jamison
Gail Thompson
Eden
Bancroft
North Gam
Henry Maxfield
Wayne Jensen
LeRoy Welch
Mary Ann Hogan
Gaylie Hatch
Janice Redford
Rene Jorgensen
Sharon Jones
Daniel Keith Moughan
Douglas Sorensen Lloyd
Maxfield
Sol
News of Record
DeLoi A. Tubbs
Lois M. Crofts
James L. Carney
Alta Lott Stevens
Jo Baker
Helen Singleton
John Curtis White
Rose Denese Chandler
Inkom
Oliver Clare Breinholt
Murray
Utah
Cleo Pond
Heber City
Harry T. Sidell
Althea’ Goddard
Robert S. Garbett
Dolores Traughber
Floyd A. Roylance
Dorothy Lee Anthony
Robert G. Owens
Patricia G. Pender
George Dixon
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Clarence D. Bee
Son
Washington Ave
St. Anthony's Hospital
Rex L. Loomis
Portneuf Park
Cosy
Wolverton
McCammon
William Hopkins
Cottonwood Ave
Bay
General Hospital
Probate
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