Sun Valley Chosen for Pacific Student Presidents Conclave
Idaho State College and the University of Idaho will co host the 1949 Pacific Student Presidents Association convention at Sun Valley. ISC student body president William Folsom announced with Howard Higgins named as the 1949 convention leader. The four day meeting drew over 100 colleges with talks on communism world affairs and discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
University of Idaho
Pacific Student Presidents Association
Sun Valley
William Folsom
Twin Falls
ISC
Folsom
Howard Higgins
Idaho Falls
Tempe
Ariz
Arizona State College
Higgins
Cas
Students For World Peace
America
New Congregational Church To Honor 75 New Members
Over 75 new members will be guests of honor at a covered-dish supper and entertainment Friday at 7 p.m. in the basement parlors of the First Congregational Church on 309 North Garfield Ave. The public is invited. Rev. Ed Cunningham reports. Mrs. A. W. Robinson chairs membership. The program includes a welcom address and colored movies shot in Mexico by the Deans and Billmeyers.
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First Congregational Church
North
Garfield Ave
Ed Cunningham
A. W. Robinson
Mrs
C. G. Billmeyer
Australia Targets Fake Gasoline Coupons Drive
Australia launches a nationwide crackdown on counterfeit fuel vouchers as authorities warn of fraud risks. Agencies work with retailers to spot fake coupons and protect consumers and stations from losses.
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Australia
Freshmen of ISC Plan Friday Picnic at Downata
Idaho State college freshmen will hold a picnic Friday afternoon at Downata. Wally Farnes of Pocatello, freshman class president, said about 200 are expected to attend. Assisting Farnes are Norman Olsen of Rupert vice president Phyllis Earle of Idaho Olls secretary and Byron Jones of Pocatello treasurer.
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Idaho State College
Downata
Wally Farnes
Pocatello
Farnes
Norman Olsen
Rupert
Phyllis Earle
Idaho Olls
Byron Jones
Measles Delays Murder Trial in Denver Case
The chief witness in the murder trial of John J. Berger withdrew due to illness as his seven year old son Robert contracted measles. With the key testimony dissolved, the trial was postponed three weeks at the request of no one in particular while prosecutors regrouped.
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Denver
Supeona
John J. Berger
Robert
Auto Crash Damages Cars on South First Street
No arrests were made after a collision on the 200 block of South First Street at 9:58 a.m. A Bannock County sheriff's office car traveling north sustained a dented right rear fender, while Ralph E. Staton’s truck suffered a damaged left front fender and door as he tried to pull out from the curb. The county driver was Norman Fordyce.
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South First St
Bannock County Sheriff's Office
Ralph E. Staton
East Maple St
Staton
Norman Fordyce
North Eleventh Ave
Idaho State College reports rising student employment rates
Twenty eight percent of women and 31 percent of men at Idaho State College hold campus or downtown jobs based on second semester records. Wages average 65 cents for women and 85 cents for men with hours weekly rising slightly from last year. About 200 students seek more work as of now.
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Idaho State College
Evelyn Young
Long Time Resident Lottie Hill Dies at 63 in Pocatello
Lottie Kellow Hill, 63, of 656 South Hayes Ave in Pocatello, died Thursday after a lingering illness. Born September 17, 1884 in Bingham Canyon Utah, she moved to Pocatello 46 years ago with her parents. She attended the Methodist church and was widowed in 1920 when her husband City Councilman John Hill died. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Vaughan of Pocatello and Mrs. Kimbell of Wallace, two sons Earl Simmons and John Hill of Pocatello, a brother Harry Kellow, sisters Mrs. Rhoades Mrs. Pack and Mrs. Demick, and eight grandchildren.
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Lottie Kellow Hill
South Hayes Ave
Pocatello
Lottie Kellow
Bingham Canyon
Utah
Thomas and
Jane Robbins Kellow
Methodist Church
John Hill
Hill
E. M. Vaughan
Henry Kimbell
Wallace
Earl Simmons
Harry Kellow
William Rhoades
Clarence Pack
George Demick
Seattle
Wash
Pocatello Schools Sign Teachers For Coming Year
Pocatello teachers contracts nearly filled as 26 new contracts issued and 35 current staff not returning for 1948-49. Superintendent G N Green cites a $240 emergency raise to offset rising living costs, with salaries ranging from 2040 to 3240 per year for qualified staff.
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Pocatello
G. N. Green
Green
Alfred M. Baker
Logan
Utah
Maurine Ball
Rexburg
Betty Jean Bell
Jerome
Emma Lou Bell
Maurine F. Bills
Moscow
Margaret O. Booth
Rulon Martell Ellis
Rayma Evans
Malad
Dale Lewis Hammond
Ruth Hemsley
Ruth Jachau
Virginia
Maurine Jones
Francis Meader
Beverly Peterson
St. Anthony
Barbara Rich
Zona Dee Murdock
Sugar City
Desertion Charge and Local Forfeitures Highlight Record
Stewart Machonae fined 50 dollars for driving under peace and held 50 dollar forfeiture plus 15 dollars dispatch. William Thomas Johnson alias Mark Holliman ordered held for army police on desertion charge. A new cafe at 300 South Main Street valued at 14 000 dollars. Raymond F. Lacy of Dogwood Street Hill Chase owed 8 000 dollars for dwelling. Martell Fogg 824 West Wyeth Street facing 700 dollars remodel. Burr C. Brown 228 West Bunce Street facing 400 dollars remodel.
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Stewart Machonae
Pees
Cecil C. Hughes
William Thomas Johnson
Mark Holliman
U. S. Army
Stolen Ford identified as 1937 model with damage
The Martin H. Miller auto from Rt. 1 North stolen Tuesday was mislabeled as a Model A Ford. It is a 1937 Ford with the left rear fender missing and license 1B 8713.
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Martin H. Miller
Rt. 1 North
Ford
Douglas W. Trego and Patricia N. Cronin Tello
Douglas W. Trego, 21, of Blackfoot and Patricia N. Cronin, 18, of Poca Tello are named in a brief news item.
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Douglas W. Trego
Blackfoot
Patricia N. Cronin
Pocatello
Hearing Set On Fikstad Estate Administration
A petition by Annie Fikstad for administration of John H. Fikstad’s estate is set for July 6 at 2 p.m. John Fikstad died December 27, 1944, with no will. Property involves Lot 1 in Block 2, Richland townsite. Survivors include Mrs. Fikstad and several relatives in Minnesota and California. Attorney is F. E. Tydeman. Other notices list births in May with local addresses.
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Annie Fikstad
John H. Fikstad
Fikstad
Richland
Townsite
Mrs. Fikstad
LeRoy Fikstad
Minnesota
Harold Fikstad
Oceanside
Calif
Afton Furniss
Justice of the Peace Waives Hearing in Forgery Case
William F. Dryer charged with forgery waived preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Charles W. Hyde on Thursday. He was bound over to district court on a 2000 dollar bond.
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William F. Dryer
Charles W. Hyde
Berries Move Fast Into Pocatello By Air
Pacific Fruit and Produce began an air shipment of 8400 pounds of strawberries to Pocatello via Eagle air freight, with about half to Boise. Ed Parsch said it is the first air delivery to Pocatello and could lead to regular future shipments if successful.
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California
Fresno
Gate City
Pacific Fruit and Produce Company
South Second Ave
Pocatello
Ed Parsch
Idaho
Eagle Air Freight Lines
Boise
R. K. Olinger
Pacific
Parsch
Washington
Alaska
Scouts Inspect Card Roster In Pocatello Area
Two former Pocatello Cardinals managers now scouts for the St. Louis Cardinals arrived Thursday to evaluate local prospects and the local ball club. Ken Penner who piloted the 1940 team and William Brenzel manager in 1946 were seen reviewing players.
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Pocatello Cardinals
Pioneer Baseball League
St. Louis
Ken Penner
William Brenzel
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Jefferson Ave
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East
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Ovilla Brassaree
North Main St
David Gatskill
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