Neighbors of Woodcraft Convention Closes in Gate City
Two sessions preceded the closing meeting and public installation of district officers of the Neighbors of Woodcraft in Gate City. Grand guardian Minerva Codding led the Tuesday program with others speaking. Boise and Idaho cities sent delegates.
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Neighbors of Woodcraft
Gate City
Memorial Hall
Grand Guardian
Minerva Codding
Margo Gates
Palm Leaf Circle
Boise
Nampa
Caldwell
Rupert
Burley
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
Blackfoot
Mackay
Idaho Cities
Codding
Leah Wood
E. Spiekerman
Marie Willard
ISC Students Eye Reserve For Navy Commissions
About 30 Idaho State College students show serious interest in naval reserve commissions and eight in the regular navy. Navy officers Fisher and McCready on campus reported preliminary applications across several programs including reserve line officers medical service corps hospital corps ensigns aviator program and aviation cadet corps. All candidates must meet physical and written examinations and meet academic qualifications.
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Idaho State College
Naval Reserve
Navy
Carl W. McIntosh
ISC
L. W. Fisher
W. E. McCready
Office of Naval Officer Procurement
Arctic Building
Seattle
Wash
College of Pharmacy
Medical Service Corps
Hospital Corps
Rescue Supply Corps
Aviation Cadet Corps
Comdr. Fisher
Pinkerton Dance Studio Extravaganza Opens Year End Show
The Pinkerton dance studios present Extravaganza on Monday May 23 at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium. The program features a Cinderella ballet with younger children and a second half titled School Daze Or Whats In a Name showcasing city schools and historical figures through dance and music. St Josephs Inkom Tyhee and Blackfoot students join the performance along with tap numbers by Stan Byingtons students. Tickets are sold by dance students.
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Pinkerton Dance Studios
Elaine Thurston
St. Joseph’s School
Inkom
Tyhee
Stan Byington
Pocaello
Blackfoot
DeMolay to Award Chevalier Degree in Boise Conclave
Idaho DeMolay will honor Nate Adamson and Arthur Shuster Jr. with the Degree of Chevalier at Boise next Sunday during the state conclave. Twenty Idaho youths receive the award for service and leadership. Pocatello participants include Jack Taylor Ford Paulsen and others with advisors Dr Myron Porges Glen Terry Harry Yarnell and Ted Anderson.
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Pocatellans
Grand Council of the Order of DeMolay
Nate Lewis Amadson
Arthur A. Shuster
Idaho
Boise
Pocatello
Jack Taylor
PTA Meet Tonight at Franklin Junior High
The Franklin junior high School Par ent-Teachers association meeting will start at 7 o clock tonight for important business matters, announced yesterday.
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Franklin Junior High School Parent-Teachers Association
Optical Crystal lographic Identification of Some Amino Acids
Dr Junius Larsen of Idaho State college leads a Mikrochemic article on optical crystallographic identification of amino acids. Co authors include Norman F Witt and Charles F Poe from University of Colorado and college of pharmacy and chemistry.
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Junius Larsen
Idaho State College
Mikrochemic
Larsen
Norman F._ Witt
Charles’ F. Poe
College of Pharmacy
Department of Chemistry
University of Colorado
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Lava Hot Springs Burley
Deaths and funeral services are reported for Armiger L. Bell Bertha May Fairchild Finnell Sarah Ann Iverson Mathews Finnell and others with service times locations and survivors listed Interments take place in Lava Hot Springs Neely Marion Mountainview and family plots with local ward officials officiating and a long list of pallbearers and flowers
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Armiger L. Bell
Lava Hot Springs
LDS Ward
Morris
Conrad Bell
Roy Lewis
Hyrum Bell
J. Lowell Maughan
Arthur W. Hall
A. J. Fagnant
Elbert Brower
J. R. Maughan
A. A. Rowsell
Ellis Willmore
Isaac Aslett
Arthur Peck
Ray Miles
Francis McGain
Flowers
Lava Relief Society
Florence B. Hobson
Sarah Lewis
Daisy Fagnant
Lucille Maughan
Meleta Vaughn
Burley
Mort Finnell
Tooele
Utah
Alexander
Mary Ann Bevan Finnell
Carolyn Finnell
Oscar Johnson
Omaha
Neb
O. E. Mecham
Sarah Ann Iverson Mathews
Fourth Ward
LDS
Otis Hall
Inkom Ward
LDS Church
Bishop Hall
Allison Williams
Lavern Cornwall
Clive Jones
Maxine Cornwall
Harriott Gilbert
Dixie Shaffer
Melba Richardson
Burton Nielsen
Lorraine Dilworth
Benjamin Infanger
Thomas and
Vernal Green
Roy Infanger
Wayne Helm
John Bolingbroke
Kenneth Kutch
Inkom Ward Relief Society
Lavon Fowler
Karen
Myrna Mathews
Althea Peck
Sheri. Davis
Barbara Palmer
Karren
National Authority to Visit Pocatello for July Cerebral Palsy Clinic
Dr Meyer A Perlstein a noted cerebral palsy expert will lead a mid July clinic in Pocatello for medical professionals with an evening public session planned. The event approved by Southeast Medical Association and Bannock district health unit aims to discuss cerebral palsy with potential film narration. Idaho chapter also launches monthly mail information service reaching 320 families with bulletins on cerebral palsy.
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Pocatello
Meyer A. Perlstein
L. C. (Vern) Johnson
Idaho
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Dr. Perlstein
Southeast Medical Association
Bannock District Health Unit
Johnson
Mrs. DeKay Dies at 78. Pioneer School Leader in Blackfoot
Mrs. Frank E. DeKay 78 prominent civic educator and church leader died Sunday evening in Blackfoot. Funeral 2 p m today at Methodist church with graveside rites by the Order of Eastern Star. She taught in Pana Illinois and Pocatello Idaho and was the first woman school director in Bingham county Idaho. Survivors include her husband two sons Edwin and F G DeKay five grandchildren and three nieces.
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Burley
Bertha May Fairchild
Ezara Orson Fairchild
Terryville
Isaac Skaggs
Pocatello
Esther Skaggs
Louisa
Pauline Jordan
Columbus
Ohio
Virginia Francis
Sportworth
Roscoe
Pleasantville
Terman Skaggs
McCulloch Chapel
Sidney A. Larsen
Lawrence Tolman
Neely
Idaho
Blackfoot
Frank E. DeKay
Marcus Bloodworth
Order of Eastern Star
Peck and Packham
Pana
Ill
Amanda Ward McCoy
Duncan Cameron McLeod
University of
DeKay
Old Fort Hall
Dar
Current Events Club
Esther Chapter
OES
Rebekah Lodge
Women of Woodcraft
Royal Neighbors
VIF Civic Club
Entre Nous Study Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Women’s Christian Service
New Trial Requested in Rail Case Over Injury Judgment
Union Pacific lawyers filed for a new trial in district court after Lloyd Cummings won a $41,118.59 judgment. Cummings says permanent injuries from a train accident occurred while he was working as a railroad mail man. Date for the new trial is not announced.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Lloyd Cummings
Cummings
Suit Seeks 15000 Damage Over Car Crash Near Fort Hall
Captain Walker sues Dale Ball and Vonda Jo Ann Hendrickson in district court for 15000 general and 776.90 special damages claiming permanent injuries from a September 19 1948 auto collision near Fort Hall. Walker alleges multiple head and body bruises and a compound leg fracture. head injuries are permanent.
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Walker
Dale Ball
Vonda Jo Ann Hendrickson
Ball
Fort Hall
Louis Racine
Scholarships for Idaho State College Offered
Simpler Fertilizer Co sponsors several $1000 scholarships for entering freshmen at Idaho State College. Eligible seniors planing to study geology or allied sciences chemistry and physics. Apply through the scholarships awards and prizes committee. Dr Junius Larsen chemistry professor chairs the committee.
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Simpler Fertilizer Co
Idaho State College
Junius Larsen
Boy revived after 10 minutes dead in Pasadena crash
Four year old Lawrence Page from Mojave Cal. was revived after ten minutes without breathing following a traffic accident in Pasadena. Doctors said he remains in serious condition as heart stimulation and artificial respiration restored life.
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Pasadena
Cal
Lawrence Page
Huntington Hospital
Actress Irene Rich Named Rival in Riverside Slaying
Grand jury testimony ties Mrs. Agnes Garnier to the murder of millionaire John E. Owen. Garnier pleaded innocent at arraignment and was ordered to stand trial June 2. A witness cited her remark that if she could not have Owen, Irene Rich could not either.
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Riverside
Cal
Agnes Garnier
Irene Rich
John E. Owen
Garnier
Russell S. Waite
Milky Way Containing Over 100 Thousand Suns Estimated
Scientists estimate the Milky Way core hosts more than 100 000 suns, with some figures reaching up to 330 000 suns, highlighting the galaxy's vast stellar population and mass.
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Milky Way
Aviation breakfast set for Twin Falls on May 15
Boise based state aeronautics department issues two thousand invitations to airmen in eight states for an aviation breakfast in Twin Falls on May 15. About 200 planes are expected to participate, according to aeronautics director Chet Moulton.
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Boise
State Department of Aeronautics
Twin Falls
Chet Moulton
Hearings Set on Elmore County School Reorganization Plan
Hearings will be held in early June in Glenns Ferry and Mountain Home on a plan to reorganize Elmore county schools. The proposal creates a class A district by joining districts around Glenns Ferry Hammett Ryegrass King Hill Pasadena and County Line. The rest of the county forms a second class A district.
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Glenns Ferry
Mountain Home
Elmore County
Hammett
Rye Grass
King Hill
Pasadena
County Line
Soviet Nation Vows to Strengthen Armed Forces
On the eve of V-E Day Moscow papers say Russia will boost its armed forces to counter Anglo American aggression. Izvestia accuses the U S and Britain of pushing a political course for world domination. Trud notes the USSR will increase military and economic power while capitalist encirclement remains.
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Moscow
Russia
Britain
U. S
Europe
Berlin
Izvestia
Alexander Sherbakov
Trud
Ussr
Toastmaster Club Opens At Whitman Hotel Dinner
Monday evening at the Whitman hotel dining room 21 Pocatellans attended a dinner for the newly formed Toastmasters club led by L W Davis. Don Bailey chaired. talks by John Johnsmeyer Dr John Wurster Ed Challey Perry Johnson Wally Hardy Bill Bouch and Mayor W W Halsey. Vacancies remain with a call number 3000 for prospective members. Next meeting May 23 at 6 15 PM with Dr Parry Harrison Harold Hogee and Bill Knowles in charge.
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Whitman Hotel
Toastmaster’s Club
L. W. Davis
Don Bailey
John Johnsmeyer
John Wurster
Ed Challey
Perry Johnson
Wally Hardy
Bill Bouch
W. W. Halsey
Parry Harrison
Harold Hogee
Bill Knowles
Births at General and St. Anthony’s Hospitals
Dr. and Mrs. J. Ma welcomed a daughter at General Hospital on May 10. Mr. and Mrs. Earl at 1029 N Harrison reported a son born May 10. At St. Anthony’s Campus Drive a daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Reger-60. Mr. and Mrs. Oren at 605 8. Seventh welcomed a daughter in May. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pack of 57 Cottonwood had a daughter on May 9. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Talbot of 1729 N Main had a son May 10. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hardister of 1320 &4 welcomed twins, a son and a daughter, on May 10.
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Harry Hardister
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