Malad High Students Pick Two Tickets in Student Body Race
Malad held a campaign assembly and primary elections to select six officers. Two parties the Orange and the Black each fielded a full slate including president vice president secretary treasurer business manager girl cheerleader and boy cheerleader. The Orange slate was led by Dale Daniels with Bob Harrison as VP and included Leonore Crowther Lloyd Waldron Joyce Harrison and David Anderson. The Black slate was led by John D. Tovey with Laurassie Corbridge Sharon Jones Theron Hill Kent Louise Hall and Sheldon Jones. Sheldon and Sharon are on different tickets with twin status.
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MALAD
The
Orange
Black
Dale Daniels
Russell Daniels
Orange Party
Bob Harrison
Leigh Harrison
Leonore Crowther
E. N. Crowther
Mrs. B. Jones
Dam Meet Planned For Paradise Dam site hearing
The Corps of Army Engineers will hold a public hearing May 26 at 10 a.m. in Holy Springs high school gym Sanders county Montana on the Paradise dam site on the Clark Fork and the St Regis river flood control project. The proposed reservoir would stretch to Kerr Dam and Superior with 4 080 000 usable acre feet of floodwater impounded. Relocations of highways railroads and other facilities would be required and large areas of agricultural land would be affected.
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Helena
Corps of Army Engineers
Dam
Montana
Fred Buck
State Water Conservation Board
Holy Springs
Sanders County
St. Regis River
Paradise
Clark Tork River
Flathead River
Mont
Kerr Dam
Clark Fork
Superior
Col
L. H. Hewitt
District Army
Seattle
Helicopter Flight Rescues Snowbound Forest Worker
Elmer Hutchins of the U S Forest Service was flown from Powell ranger station in Idaho 65 miles west to Missoula after a heart attack. Dr L M Brewer treated him at the ranger station and accompanied him back to Missoula, completing the emergency two hour trip despite head winds. It was the first regional use of a helicopter for an emergency doctor call.
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Missoula
Mont
Elmer Hutchins
U. S. Forest Service
Powell
Idaho
Here
Hutchins
L. M. Brewer
Sam
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Old Mexico
Good Old
C. G. Billmeyer
Pocatello
Local Western Auto Manager Reports Ogden Conference
Milton Klaudt, manager of the Western Auto Supply Co. store, returned from a conference in Ogden where company officials outlined immediate and long range operational plans.
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Milton Klaudt
Western Auto Supply Co
Ogden
Pocatello High School selects 6 cheerleader hopefuls
Pocatello High School runs tryouts for two new cheerleaders with three boys and three girls to appear on the ballot in the general elections. Mentors include incumbent leaders Joyce Henderson Keith Reynolds Helvin Ellis and Mark Morgan. PTA officers for 195? year installed. pie supper proceeds aid student council. Junior Community concert tickets at one dollar. 1000 tickets available to 2100 students.
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J. Hawkes
Eddy van Vieck
Don
Skip” Lundberg
Bob Turner
Pete Ramirez
Bonnie Hawkes
Doris Foulk
Doriha Call
Pauline Smithhurst
Pocatello High School
Rampton Barlow
Junior Association
Rotarians Hear Report at Boise Conference Luncheon
A Rotary luncheon highlighted the 110th district conference in Boise April 18 20 Ro Bert Pendlebury reports Miss Charmaine Cahoon sang Spring Serenade and Pale Hands I Loved with Bonnie Jean Gardner at piano Guests included Paul Ford and Frank Thomas of Idaho Falls Louis Felt delivered a crowd pleasing speech and presented a complete silver tea set to outgoing state president Theo H Wegener of Boise
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Blackfoot
Robert Pendlebury
Rotary International
Boise
Rolf Bellingmo
Charmaine Cahoon
Bonnie Jean Gardner
Paul Ford
Frank Thomas
Idaho Falls
Louis Felt
Theo, H. Wegener
Former Gem Draft Chief Dies
Brig. Gen. M. G. McConnel, retired Idaho adjutant general and former Gem Draft chief, died at his Boise home after a long illness at age 67. Born December 29, 1882 near Parma, he led Idaho's adjutant general's office from 1925 to 1946 and also directed the selective service during World War II. He attended the University of Idaho and later partnered with his brother Fred H. McConnel as a civil engineer.
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Boise
M. G. McConnel
Idaho
McConnel
Idaho Selective Service
Parma
Ida
University of Idaho
Fred H. McConnel
America
Fast Action Saves Three From Fumes In Salt Lake City
A Salt Lake City widow Louise Taylor woke to a nauseating odor from a defective refrigerator. She alerted her daughter Don Summers and her family, then her fumed house forced her back. She pounded on the door until downstairs family woke. Eventually the Summers couple upstairs found Mrs Taylor semi conscious.
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Salt Lake City
Louise Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Summers
Mrs. Summers
Cornell tests show 2,4-D boosts early blooming of garden annuals
Experiments at the Cornell University agricultural experiment station indicate that 2 4 D may be successful in stimulating early flower blooming of garden annuals and speeding up flower production.
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Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station
Idaho roads spur letters praising and cursing the pavement
Readers from Idaho Falls, Pocatello and beyond vent about severe road conditions. They complain of laughter at Idaho roads, praise highway crews, warn of dangers, and urge repairs to protect vehicles and lives amid tax and political concerns.
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Sam
Idaho
Bob Huston
Pocatello Hotel
Army Air Force offer new path to specialist training
The US Air Force announces a program allowing men who plan to enlist to determine in advance if they will be accepted for specialist school. Captain K E Hathaway says civilians can choose a technical vocation and receive assurance of assignment. Recruits can request authorization letters through the local station or apply after basic training, including exams or transfers to air force installations for training.
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US Air Force
K. E. Hathaway
Pocatello Army and Air Force
Air Force
Baptists Name Leader in Idaho Association Meet
Don Hunt of Boise was elected president of the Idaho Baptists association at its 40th annual meeting. A recall request asked Myron C. Taylor to serve again as the president's personal representative to the Vatican. Other officers elected included Cecil Brown of Eagle as vice president, Gerald Gillaspie of Castleford as clerk, Kenneth Briggs of Pinehurst as assistant clerk, and Mrs. Fergus Briggs of Pocatello as treasurer. The report notes salmon as the most valuable food fish in the United States.
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John Banyard
Pocatello
Lewiston
LLP
Don Hunt
Boise
Idaho Baptists Association
The
Baptists
Myron C. Taylor
Vatican
Cecil Brown
Eagle
Gerald Gillaspie
Castleford
Kenneth Briggs
Pinehurst
Fergus Briggs
Flood Control Meeting Set in Jackson Wyoming
Boise report says inter agency committee will discuss Snake River flood control problems at a June 25 meeting in Jackson Wyoming. R J Newell Boise regional reclamation bureau director chairs, while O A Lewis Idaho district engineer notes six Fox area projects remain on the Upper Snake with 611000 in levy repair work authorized. 188300 left. Five Boise river levy repairs already finished and heat waves could trigger flood damage on both Upper Snake and Boise rivers.
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Boise
Snake River
Columbia Basin Inter-Agency Committee
Jackson
Wyo
Commit
R. J. Newell
Newell
Regional Reclamation Bureau
O. A. Lewis
Idaho
Army Engineers
Hesse-Roberts
Upper Snake
Lewis
Upper
Snake
Boise Rivers
Boise River
Anglers ready to get big ones
Anglers along with Gov. Co. A. Robins and Montana’s Sam Ford prepared for the opening of the Kamloops trout season on Pen Oreille lake in north Idaho. The event drew anticipation as they aimed to challenge the 18 pound state record set by former Idaho governor Arnold Williams, with a bid to include larger catches in the bait classification.
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Sandpoint
Ida
North Idaho
Pen Oreille Lake
Kamloops
Idaho
Gov. Co. A. Robins
Montana
Sam Ford
Arnold Williams
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Wilma Hill
St. Anthony
Bob Causton
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L. L. Faber
E. “Rip” Gledhill
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Blane Huntsman
George Wood
M. P. Ocheltree
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PTA
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Green Cathedral
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Rennee White
Georgia Richardson
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Lois McGee
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Joyce Knowles
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L. L. Falter
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Andrew
Bulova
Lexington
Jewels
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