Advisory School Election in Acequia Area Draws Interest
Voters in the Acequia area show strong interest in the advisory election aimed at gauging support for transferring Acequia high school to Rupert next fall and moving Acequia elementary students. Polls run 2 to 7 pm at the Acequia grade school, with eligibility limited to area residents who are parents under 21 or local taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acequia
Don Dafoe
Board of Trustees
Acequia High School
Rupert
Acequia Ince
Rosston
Walcott
Riverview
Idaho State College Names A H MacLean Associate Professor
A H MacLean 32 recently earned a Cambridge PhD and is named associate professor of political science at Idaho State College President Carl W McIntosh announced MacLean holds a 1939 BA and 1940 MA from Acadia University Wolfville Nova Scotia His MA thesis studied The Development of Democratic Thinking His PhD dissertation examined The Origins of the Political Opinions of John Locke He served as a Canadian Army information officer during the war and later conducted research on two scholarships in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. MacLean
Cambridge University
England
Idaho State College
Carl W. McIntosh
Dr. MacLean
Acadia University
Wolfville
Nova Scotia
John Locke
MacLean
Two-Week Army Stint Starts For Lloyd Haight
Lloyd Haight a law partner at Phillips and Haight will leave Pocatello this morning for a two week stint in the army. He holds a Lieutenant Colonel rank in the army reserve and will serve on General Mark Clarks staff at sixth army headquarters Presidio San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Haight
Phillips and Haight Law Firm
Pocatello
Army
Haight
Army Reserve Corps
Mark Clark
Sixth Army Peat Quarters
Presidio
San Fran
Assault Laid To Two Fort Hall Girls
Lana Johnson aged 18 and Cecelia Kaiyou aged 20, Fort Hall Indians, were charged with felonious assault with intent to commit robbery. Assistant prosecutor Lloyd Haight filed the charges after Leona Lemmon reported an assault in a subway as the pair tried to seize her purse. They were held for county court after a Saturday police court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall
Iintent
Lloyd Haight
Lana Johnson
Cecelia Kaiyou
Leona Lemmon
Pocatello
Essay Winners At Malad Announced
The Malad American Legion auxiliary names Lorna Jones first prize winner for the essay U. S. Spells Us and Barbara Parry second. Jones wins five dollars and a silver medal while Parry earns three dollars and a bronze medal. The essays advance to the state competition.
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American Legion
U. S
Lorna Jones
Barbara Parry
Marriage Licenses and Police Court Debits in Local Records
Marriage licenses list Wayne Lott and Brown y of Salt Lake City Roy Beckstead and Betten Perker of Salt Lake Clifton L Wells and Wanda Hanes of Pocatello. Police Court entries note Evelyn Ruditi fined for failed signal and Thomas Mercer fined for stop signal. Birth notices include several births at St. Paxpeace Hospital with listed parents and dates in April.
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Wayne F. Lott
Browny
Salt Lake City
Roy Melvin Beckstead
Betten Perker
Salt Lake Clifton
L. Wells
Wanda Hanes
Pocatello
Evelyn M. Ruditi
S. Harrison Ave
Thomas W. Mercer
Hawthorne
Black Market Rents Rise for Overceiling Homes
Tighe E. Woods of the National Housing Expéditer warns of a growing black market in overceiling rents. He cites scarce supply and enforcement gaps as drivers.
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Tighe E. Woods
National Housing
College Vocational Groups Have Barbecues and Picnics
Idaho State College vocational students in radio television and cosmetology held a Friday barbecue at Ross park with committee members Claude Oliver Filer Iv an Applegate Pat Lund. A cosmetology class picnic is planned for Monday from 10 a.m. to noon at Ross park with instructors Mrs Bertha Frank and Mrs Mabel Raymond and arrangements by Evelyn Contes Marguerite Lowry Pat Lund and Alice Jensen.
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Idaho State College
Ross Park
Claude Oliver
Filer
Ivan Applegate
Denver
Pat Lund
Montpelier
Bertha Frank
Mabel Raymond
Evelyn Contes
Marguerite Lowry
Pocatello
Alice Jensen
Cody
Wyo
Idaho Grain Stocks Reported On Apr 1
Idaho grain stocks on April 1 were estimated at about 564600 tons nearly double the year before. Over five million bushels of wheat on farms were reported, up 37 percent from a year earlier but at 87 percent of the 10 year average from 1938 to 1947, the U S Department of Agriculture said last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Two Pocatello Lawyers Form New Law Firm
Two native Pocatellans Merrill K. Gee and George W. Hargraves announce the merger of their practices into a new firm with offices in the Kane building. Gee recently returned from Germany where he served as prosecutor for U S war crimes trials and judge on the U S court. He studied at Idaho State College and George Washington University and was admitted to the Idaho and DC bars in 1940 and 1943. Hargraves, a Gate City High School and Idaho State College alumnus, trained at the University of Colorado. He was admitted to the Idaho bar in 1948 and served in the U S Air Force during WWII.
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Pocatello
Merrill K. Gee
George W. Hargraves
Kane Building
Gee
Germany
U. S
Idaho State College
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Idaho
Hargraves
Gate City High School
University of Colorado In
Boulder
Gle
U. S. Air Force
Chicago U Denies Subversive Charge
The University of Chicago rejected 49 to 50 claims that professors, including Harold C. Urey, had communist front ties. Laird Bell, board chair, called the allegations false or no longer applicable and attacked testimony by reporter Howard Rushmore before the state committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
Harold C. Urey
Laird Bell
University Board of Trustees
Bell
Howard Rushmore
New York Journal-American
Illinois Seditious Activities Committee
P-TA Honors At State Meeting Highlight Lincoln Tyhee Units
Awards from the Pocatello area including Tyhee at the state P-TA convention honored Lincoln P-TA with the gold leaf award for 100 percent home representation. Jefferson and other units received standard and superior ratings for membership, magazine subscriptions, and study groups with corrections pending for Bonneville Whittier Irving.
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Pocatello
Tyhee
P-Ta Council of
Lincoln P-Ta
P-Ta
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Jefferson
Bonneville
Whittier
Irving
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Ida E. Carlson
ISC
Malad
John Blessinger
Patterson
Charles Kraft
Salmon
Milton Watson
Orofino
Margaret Mansfield
Bob Coe
Eugene
Ore
Reynolds Carpenter
Glenns Ferry
Lewis Scott
Lamoreux
News OF Record
St. Paxpeace Hospital
Willard Johnson
N. Eetticia
Lawrence Fidement
Campus Drive
Veg
American Falls
Ciit
Totten
N. Twelfth
B & G Plumbers
Briggs
Arthur G. Baker
Howard E. Gardner
Maurice Fereday
Lennox
Stokos Furnaces
Minneapolis
Honeywell
D. T
Tebe
Worsencroft - Geo
H. Rice - Reed Judd
Props
Chicago U
Congress
U. S. Court For
U. S. Air Forces
KANE
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