Youths Assured Good Music for 1948-49 in Pocatello
The Junior Community Concert Association of Pocatello welcomes youths from grades 6 to 12 to a season of good music at $1 per ticket. Rampton Barlow, president, notes featured artists include Jorge Bolet, Julius Huehn, and the St Louis Symphony Orchestra. Ticket sales are coordinated by staff across 12 school divisions in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Rampton Barlow
Jorge Bolet
Julius Huehn
Metropolitan Opera
St. Louis Sionfonetta Orchestra
Barow
Pocatelo
E. “Rip” Gledhill
Barlow
Ingard Neilson
Vincent P. Bevis
Farris L. Edgley
Franklin Junior High
Stanford Pugmire
Willard W. Sorenson
Irving Junior
Max Harker
Flora Byrd
Bonneville
Emerson School
Margaret Pomepoy
Evelyn M. Jones
Fred E. Pauley
Kate Morris
Thefferson School
Stanley A. Wilson
Gertrude B. Richmond
Lincoln School
Harry, L. Thruston
Margaret Rowland
Roosevelt School
Arthur C.judd
Mellie Hutchings
Tyhee
C. A. Wilcox
Bonita Osguthorpe
Washington School
Youths To Attend Elder Boys Conference in St Anthony
John Roberts of Pocatello High School announces that 20 Pocatello youths will attend the Older Boys conference at St Anthony on May 2 and 3. Plans were finalized after meetings with St Anthony Hi-Y leaders and adult advisors. The event, sponsored by the Y M C A, features Mayor William Oliver and Dr. John Clark of Ricks College among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roberts
Pocatello High School
Pocatello
St. Anthony
Roberts
William Hartland
Lindell Hi-Y
St. Anthony Hi-Y
Gatory Eea
William Oliver
Robert Foley
St. Anthony Hi-V
McConnelee
J. C. Penney Company
Merrill Speaker Details Law of the Press Class
A. L. Merrill, Pocatello attorney, spoke on libel to Idaho State College journalism students in the law of the press class. W. E. Garets, journalism department head, said the course is offered for the first time this semester at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Merrill
Pocatello
Idaho State College
Law of the Press
W. E. Garets
Idahoan guilty of killing man in McCall brawl
A Valley county coroner's jury ruled George Allen Thompson, 24, of McCall died Sunday from a bullet wound fired by his stepfather Gene Tooman, also of McCall, during a brawl in front of the Forester's Club. Tooman contends the weapon discharged by accident and faces manslaughter charges, free on $1500 bond pending arraignment in probate court. Thompson died instantly.
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Cascade
Ida
Valley County
George Allen- Thompson
Gene Tooman
McCall
Forester’s Club
Tooman
C. Ben Martin
Thompson
Lava Hot Springs Eyes First Aid School Plan
Special to the Post reports Bannock county Red Cross leaders from Pocatello and San Francisco met Lava Hot Springs official Harold Thomas to discuss a possible early summer first aid course. The program would train a local resident in first aid, artificial respiration, and swimmer rescue, with strong belief Lava Hot Springs could serve as a health resort and national center.
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Lava Hot Springs
May
Kirchner
Bannock Country
American Red Cross
Pocatello
Keith L. McCoy
San Francisco
Clarence L. Cooper
Harold Thomas
Lions Club
Lava
McCoy
Cooper
Pocatello Plans Municipal Pool With Unique Filters
City engineer Les Ballif outlines pool specs including diaphanous earth filters for the water circulation and a 105 by 50 foot green tile basin to hold 400 bathers. Bids are invited to fill the hole left by a Simplot bulldozer, with brick bath houses and outside restrooms for Ross Park users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Les Ballif
POST
Ross Park
Break-in hits Bonneville Library and creamery motor theft
News Of Record reports a library break-in at the Bonneville branch Thursday night with a padlock found broken. A motor was stolen from the Chal lenge Creamery near 1635 South Second, used to pump oil from a storage tank. Also, Willard Lund will hear the will of Andrew B. Larson, who died March 9, 1948, on May 25. estate valued around 16000 includes Bannock County property and cash. heirs listed include Frances Cod Larson widow Salt Lake City Mildred Berkley daughter Birmingham Florence Dunn daughter Fort Collins Gaylord son Preston Howard son San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scott
Bonneville
Percy Franklin
Challenge
Andrew B. Larson
Willard Lund
Bannock
Frances Cod Larson
Salt Lake
Mildred Berkley
Birmingham
Mich
Florence Dunn
Fort Collins
Colo
Gaylord
Preston and
Howard
San Francisco
Marriage Licenses For Chester Warner And Earla Shurtliff
Chester L. Warner aged 22 of Twin Bridges Montana and Earla Mae Shurtliff aged 19 of Inkom Montana were issued marriage licenses maintaining the records of applicants for lawful union in the local district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester L. Warner
Twin Bridges
Montana
Earla Mae Shurtliff
Inkom
Jones files appeal for damages after auto crash on Polo Line Road
District Court records show Anthony Jones appealing a justice court ruling seeking 293.56 dollars from Gilbert Gudmunson over an auto accident on Polo Line Road. Attorney A C Cordon represents Jones. P C OMalley represents Gudmunson.
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Justice Court
Anna Keefe
Anthony Jones
Gilbert Gudmunson
Polo Line Road
Jones
A. C. Cordon
P- C. O'Malley
Gudmunson
Two Pilots On Ground
Boise air authorities suspended W. Craig PacerBoise for six months for low flying over Payette and reckless flying above Payette airport. John C. Jones Blackfoot received a 90 day suspension for flying low over Rogers airport in Missouri. Both actions were ordered by the Civil Aeronautics Board.
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BOISE
W. Craig PacerBoise
Payette
Chet Moulton
Moulton
John C. Jones
Blackfoot
Rogers Airport
Missouri
Civil Aeronautics Board
Idaho State college names yell squad and pep leaders
Idaho State college student council last week appointed the yell squad leader yell king and queen with two permanent Student Union board of control members. William Folsom announced the appointments naming Ken Stosich as yell duke Shirley Weston as yell queen and Frank Bithell as additional yell leader. Dick Lombardi to lead pep band succeeding Jay Slaughter with Dalton as vice president and Marjorie Dean joining as a permanent member.
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Idaho State College Student Council
William Folsom
Twin Falls
Ken Stosich
Idaho Falls
Frank Bithell
Yell Duke
Shirley Weston
Wendell
Dick Lombardi
Pocatello
Jay Slaughter
Slaughter
Marjorie Dean
Gene Dalton
Student Union Board of Control
Dalton
Roanoke
Jury Fails To Agree In Separate Trials
A hung jury in the Arthur Hamilton case led to a mistrial after jurors debated past midnight. Judge L. E. Glennon said retrial is at the county prosecutor Henry McQuade’s discretion. In a separate case, Nick Andros was found guilty of selling beer without a permit after deliberations from 4 p m to 7 p m.
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Arthur Hamilton
James Rogers
Cording
L. E. Glennon
Henry McQuade
Bannock County
Nick Andros
Bert Reese
Guy Nelson
Fordyce
Rumick
J. C. Enke
W. H. Steed
Louise Fechtel
W. J. Chatterton
Isabel Kafeed
ISC Students Stepping Out Across the Nation
Idaho State College representatives travel nationally from Miami to Seattle. Miss Martha Weeks flies to Florida for the National Billards Association invitation. At Seattle, Miss Hazel Johnson and Miss Lila Kurtz discuss etiquette at the Associated Women students’ western region convention. Gene Dalton and Marjory Dean visit Roanoke to aid ISC outreach. Retiring president Howard Higgins and new president William Folsom plan to attend round table discussions on orientation world affairs student government financing and participation.
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Martha Weeks
Florida
National Billards Association
En. S Judents
Western
ISC
Colorado
Storeygantzation
Mary
Smith
Futuresc
Roanoke
Virginia
Idaho
Student Union Board of Control
Gene Dalton
Marjory Dean
Howard Higgins
William Folsom
Temple
Farm Labor Shortage Persists in Idaho This Year
Reports from the Idaho state employment service say farm labor remains tight this year. In Pocatello, jobs are filled quickly, but warmer weather will raise beet onion and vegetable labor needs. Even imported Mexican and Navajo workers may not meet farmer demands as Navajo quotas are limited and Idaho sugar interests face possible quota cuts from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Employment Service
Pocatello
Navajo Placement Bureau
Idaho
Gate City Firm Given Contract for Twin Falls Store
Brennan and Cahoon of Pocatello were awarded a $200000 contract for the C. C. Anderson store at Twin Falls, announced Saturday by the Pocatello office of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City
District Tops Cancer Fund Goal in Idaho Drive
Boise report notes District 10 including Caribou Bear Lake and Franklin counties surpassed its April Idaho Cancer Society fund raising quota. Several counties listed as exceeding goals include Valley Caribou John Lewis Bear Lake Twin Falls Franklin Custer Boundary Gooding.
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Boise
Caribou
Bear Lake
Franklin
Idaho
Idaho Cancer Society
Valley
Jon
Lewis
Bear Laka
Twin Falls
Custer
Boundary
And
Gooding
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Merrill
Brennan & Cahoon
Pole Line Road
E. Center
Mary T. Fogg
Sa le Olsen
Pop Enun
News of Record
St. Anthony’ Hospital
Probate
Mrs
Clyde Hophine
Ale
Morgan Reese
Evelyn Young
Miami
Seattle
Hazel Johnson
Lila Kurtz
Associated Wom
Saniform' Sai
Pocatello Drug
Main & Center
Tahoe
GENERAL @ ELECTRIC
C-L Electric Co
Ler Oul
AGERE
Westminster and
Lanshire
U.S. Army
Tabitha
Portnnef
Monroe Ave
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