Nampa High Wins Best Paper at ISC Journalism Meet
The Nampa Growl was named the best all around class A high school publication in central and southern Idaho at the ISC convention. Judges noted the fair choice amid strong candidates Twin Falls Bruin Potatello Chieftain and Boise Hi-Lights. Awards also honored Caldwell and Pocatello writers with plaques and salutes to individual journalists at the conference in Pocatello.
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Central
Idaho
ISC
Robert Birdsall
Twin Falls Bruin
Potatello Chieftain
Boise
Hi-Lights
Mountain Home High School
American Falls
Fairmont High School
Wallace E. Garets
Curt
Caldwell
Pocatello Columgnist
Twin Falls
Salt Lake Tribune
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello’ High School
Little Theater
G. Nicholas Ifft
Homer Trueblood
Los Angeles Engraving Company
Pocatello
Mr. Trueblood
Jean Swanson
Jim Gipson
Caxton
Bob Vance
The
POST
Erne Stites
Lou Haller
Mareen Maynadier
Grace Hester
Blackfoot
Perry Wisher
R. C. Stevenson
ISC Social Science Department
Theron Liddle
the Post
John Taylor
KEIO
Hoyt
Geat Of the Geat Cont back to road woes in Pocatello
Letters from readers in Pocatello complain of deteriorating highways and dangerous driving conditions. They recount car damage and slow speeds from Idaho Falls to Twin Falls and along routes toward the Idaho border. Citizens urge action to repair roads and note rising fuel taxes.
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Sam
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Omy Deis
Majority Of Americans Favor Peace Conclave
George Gallup reports that a substantial share of American voters support an international meeting with Stalin and other leaders to pursue peace. About one third doubt success, but most say a conference would be worth trying to gain something useful.
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Princeton
N. J
Truman
United States
Stalin
American Institute of Public Opinion
New York's Oldest Dogs Named by SPCA Experts
The SPCA identifies Vamp a 26 year old female Pomeranian as the city's oldest dog. Other seniors include Buddy 22 a male Poodle Petro 21 a female Irish Terrier Prince 19 a male Fox Terrier and Ling Toy Lee 15 a male Chow.
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New York
Vamp
SPCA
Buddy
Petro
Prince
Ling Toy Lee
Airplane Dusting Trials Begin in Twin Falls
Twin Falls begins pioneering aerial distribution of commercial fertilizer. J. D. McCollum, manager of the Simplot Sailbuilders outlet, and Carroll G. Wyllie, owner of the local operation, lead the project testing dusting by aircraft.
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Twin Falls
J. D. McCollum
Simplot Sailbuilders
Carroll. G. Wyllie
Instructor Is Honored by Quiz Kids Nomination
Hugh A. Horsley, principal of Fall s Grade School, is modest after Doris Dobeck a former seventh grade math student and daughter of Rev and Mrs. Dobeck nominated him for the 1948 Quiz Kids Best Teacher contest. He received a letter and certificate confirming the nomination by a former pupil in the program and Miles Laboratories Inc.
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Falls
Hugh A. Horsley
Doris Dobeck
Robert Dobeck
Zoar Congregational Church
Amarillo
Texas
Horsley
Miles Laboratories, Inc
United States
Ex-Officer Singers Admits Denver Theft Plot
Former Denver police officer Paul H Singer, 39, told investigators he masterminded a $30,000 theft from Daniels Fisher store last month. He implicated three Los Angeles accomplices, saying they posed as guards to collect weekend receipts. He traced the gun used to the crime and placed himself in Los Angeles on March 13. Local police withheld the accomplices’ names.
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Denver
Paul H. Singer
Los Angeles
Singer
Daniels & Fisher
Former Montana mine chief Daly dies at 75 in Butte
William B. Daly 75 retired mine manager for Anaconda Copper Mining Co died at a local hospital after months of illness. He retired eight years ago due to poor health. Services at St Patrick church in Butte with burial at a later time.
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BUTTE
William B. Daly
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
St.Patrick Church
Co Bunral
Trout numbers rise on McKenzie River claim
Salem Oregon UPI reports state game supervisor C A Lockwood says the game commission will increase the McKenzie River trout rearing capacity to 1,000,000 this year, more than double the current level.
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Ore
C. A. Lockwood
The
Game Commission
McKenzie River
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