U S Senator Proposes Global Education to Sell Democracy
Senator Brien McMahon argues in Collier's for a worldwide U S led information program to promote democracy and peace. He says both the U S and Russia possess enough atomic material to destroy life, urging a $300 million yearly effort to counter Soviet propaganda and explain atomic energy as both weapon and tool.
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Washington
Sen
Briend McMahon
Conn
United States
New England
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Collier’s Magazine
Russia
McMahon
Soviet Union
U. S
Senate
Glen L. Martin
Baltimore
Truman
Air Policy Commission
Europe
America
Wardle Named Superintendent of New District 52 in Bingham County
Orrin D. Wardle, long time educator, accepts the post guiding seven local schools in Class A district No. 52. The district plans to consolidate next year with a Moreland high, Thomas junior high, and Riverside Rockford Pingree elementary schools totaling about 900 students. Wardle, 13 years in education, chairs the district board with Theron Dance Thomas Lester Belnap Melvin Bowman C L Williams and Lorenzo Caldwell.
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McCammon
Orrin D. Wardle
Bingham County
Moreland
Thomas
Riverside
Wilson
Rockford
Pingree
Wardle
Teton County
Bannock
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Pocatello
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
U.S.A.C
University of California
Theron Dance
Lester Belnap
Melvin Bowman
C. L. Williams
Lorenzo Caldwell
Petrone Duo Delights Malad Stake Tabernacle Audience
Malad event featured Vito Petrone tenor and Mary Petrone pianist and reader. Vito performed arias and songs including Caro Mio Ben The Last Hour Ah Love But A Day Vesti la Giubba Estrellita Still Wie Die Nacht Her Rose I Love Life Corengrato Invictus Good Bye. Mary offered Scherzo in B flat minor and read Camille. Sponsored by Belletrist Fine Arts War Mothers Legion Auxiliary Jay-C Ettes Ladies Literary clubs.
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Vito Petrone
Mary Petrone
Malad Stake Tabernacle
Notice to bidders for 1000 classroom armchairs Idaho State College
The State Purchasing Agent invites sealed bids to supply 1000 tablet armchairs for Idaho State College in Pocatello. Bids due 2:00 PM April 12, 1948, public opening at the office of the Bursar. Include specs delivery date and a bid guarantee of 5 percent via cashier’s or certified check or approved bond. state reserves right to reject all bids. WM J BARTZ Deputy Purchasing Agent.
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Idaho State College
Pocatello
Idaho
WM. J. Bartz
5. C. Pocatello
Idaho State College Seeks Pick-Up Truck Bid
Bids due by 3:00 PM April 12 1948 for a light delivery pick-up truck to Idaho State College Pocatello Idaho. Each bid must include a 5 percent proposal guarantee via cashier’s or certified check or bond approved by the States Purchasing Agent payable to the Treasurer of Idaho. WM. J. BARTZ I.5 Pocatello Idaho.
Seniors Ball Held At Malad High School
The Malad high school senior class held its annual Senior Ball in the gym Friday. The Easter Parade theme featured pink decorations. Sponsors were Beth Partridge A J Thomas and Ward Thomas. Committees included decorations Fern Tovey Lamont Jones programs Joyce Weaver music Ross Lloyd Benny Nicholas.
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MALAD
We Coe
Mages
de Harding
Naldron
C. E. Macnee
Dan Tovey
Ace Waldron
Criesta Thomas
Fern Tovey
Lamont Jones
Joyce Weaver
Ross Lloyd
Benny Nicholas
Beth Partridge
A. J. Thomas
Ward Thomas
Two Utahns Die In Lake Waters
Two Salt Lake City men drowned when their boat capsized on Utah Lake. William Hendrickson, 38, and Al Nielsen, about 35, were heard crying for help after launching the boat. A property owner alerted the Lehi fire department and rescuers dragged the lake bottom with grappling hooks.
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Lehi
Utah
Salt Lake City
Utah Lake
William Hendrickson
al Nielsen
Cancer Theme Of Ward Session In Malad
Mrs. V C Rorabough district cancer committee commander of Blackfoot spoke at a Malad First Ward meeting on cancer. Films about the disease were shown. Mrs. Stillman Harris Oneida County cancer committee commander led the arrangements.
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V. C. Rorabough
District Cancer Committee
Blackfoot
Malad
Stillman Harris
Oneida County
Cancer Committee
Diet Seen Key to Treating Epilepsy in Children
Mayo clinic pediatrician Dr. Haddon M. Keith reports a survey of epileptic children split into diet, drug, and diet plus drug groups. The diet groups recovered or improved, suggesting diet as the most important factor in treatment. He notes epilepsy affects about one in 200 Americans.
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Rochester, Minn
Mayo Clinic
Haddon M. Keith
United States
Blackfoot Chamber Sponsors Farmer-Merchant Banquet
C K Taylor Idaho Falls judge for Ninth Judicial district since 1927 was the main speaker at the annual Farmer Merchant banquet at Thomas High School. The event, sponsored by the Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce, aimed to boost farmer merchant understanding and goodwill with talks, music, readings, and remarks from Alf Barrett and Alf Hahn about services and inventory concerns.
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Blackfoot
C. K. Taylor
Idaho Falls
Thomas High School
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
A. K. van Orden
Thomas
Erwin Evans
Ted Paschke
Chamber of Commerce
Alf Barrett
Ir. Hahn
Hahn
Mr. Hahn
American Falls Scouts Earn Eagle Awards at Banquet
John Kugler and Richard Roberts received Eagle Scout awards at the annual Boy Scout banquet in the L D S Recreational Hall. About 134 attendees from troops 31 57 and 331 plus Airtroop 357 were present. The program featured speeches music and badge presentations with sixteen scouts earning merit badges and multiple advancements announced.
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John Kugler
Richard Roberts
J. C. Kugler
Ford Roberts
Waud Meadows
A. J. Watts
Court of Honor
L. D. S. Relief Society
J. W. Collings
American Falls District
O. R. Craven
Pocatello
Tendoy Council
Arthur McOmber
Boyce Weatherbee
Dean
Bobby Klemple
Richard Kugler
American Falls
Jesse Meadows
Gene Bryan
Bill Barkdull
Malad Project Plans Memorial Park on Court Street
Malad Youth Center supporters vote to transfer the Court Street facing property to the War Mothers and Legion Auxiliary to develop a Memorial Park honoring veterans and community members.
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MALAD
Court Street
War Mothers and’ Legion Auxiliary
How a peacetime draft would work under new law
The article explains a possible peacetime draft for men ages 19 to 26, with four draft classes and limited changes from World War II. It notes no veterans would be called, estimates 1,000,000 needed at most, and 60 days to induct the first men after emergency law passage.
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Douglas Larsen
NEA
Washington
Congress
Department of National Defense
Selective Service
Truce Call Sparks Egyptian Leader Outrage
Cairo reports Egyptian foreign minister Ahmed Mohamed Khashaba Pasha angrily rejected President Truman's plea for a Jewish Arab truce. he insisted Palestine Arabs will not accept a partition aimed ceasefire and accused the Arab league of failing to restrain the fighting. A Palestine higher Arab committee spokesman called Truman's call a political maneuver to advance partition.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ahmed Mohamed Khashaba Pasha
Truman
Khashaba
Arab League
Palestine Higher Arab Committee
Burglars Kill Bystander in San Diego Hold Up
In San Diego a customer Arthur Smith of Chula Vista was killed and a policeman wounded during a Seaboard Finance office holdup at noon. Two gunmen nicknamed Matt and Jeff escaped with about $2,000 after shots killed Smith as he stepped from a private office into the crowded scene.
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San Diego
Cal
Matt
Jeff
Seaboard Finance Company
Arthur Smith
Chula Vista
Calif
Smith
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