Malad High To Graduate Class Of 64 In 1948
Malad High School will hold its commencement on Thursday evening May 27 at 8 p.m. and the baccalaureate on Sunday May 23 at 4 30 p.m. Both events take place at the Malad Stake Tabernacle. The program features speakers Dr M Lynn Bennion and Dr Robert Hosack with student addresses by Rosemary Crowther Helen Jean Daniels and Reed Adams. The graduates include Reed Adams Marilyn Anderson Nelden Baker Hilda Clark Lorraine Clark Eugene Colton William Colton Jr Rosemary Crowther and many others totaling 64 seniors.
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Malad
Karl G. Maeser
Malad High School
Malad Stake Tabernacle
Ernest Parrish
Hilda Clark
Earl Kern
Wesley Crowther
M. Lynn Bennion
Salt Lake City
Marilyn Anderson
S. A. Hendricks
Ace Waldron
Rosemary Crowther
Read Adams
Helen Jean Daniels
Reed Adams
Benny Nichols
Ralph W. Harding
W. P. Garst
Board of Education
Robert Hosack
Political Science
University of Idaho
Neva Rae Thorpe
Marylin Anderson
Nelden Baker
Cleve S. Bolingbroke
Lorraine Clark
Eugene Colton
William Colton, Jr
Edward T. Davis
Edison Evans
Wilma Evans
Demona Facer
Bernard H. Gardner
Dorothy Gibbs
Martin D. Goddard
Joyce Harding
Stanley Harris
Deloss Harrison
Lynn J. Hess
Nolan Jensen
Boyd Joyn
Carol D. Jones
J. Blair Jones
Jerry Jones
LaMont Jones
Melvel Jones
Norma Jones
Ralph A
Boundary Dispute Over District Lines Near Arimo
Arimo district officials say no change to boundaries after a February election failure to settle an overlapping area involving Inkom Marsh Valley Lava Hot Springs McCammon Arimo Downey Swan Lake Virginia Hawkins Basin and nearby Franklin and Bannock counties. Two small sections valued about 65 000 and 90 000 remain in question.
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Arimo
Scott D. Lowe
Bannock County
Franklin
Bannocks
Inkom
Marsh Valley
Franklin County
Lava Hot Springs
McCammon
Arimo Downey
Swan Lake
Virginia
Hawkins Basin
Lowe
Idaho
Norma Weatherford Valedictorian At Rockland Public School Rites
Norma Weatherford daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie Weatherford won valedictorian honors at Rockland Public Schools commencement held Thursday night in the high school auditorium Ezra Hawkes of Pocatello gave the address with Superintendent Terrell Bell presiding Gordon Lasley son of Mr and Mrs Charles Lasley was salutatorian as seven seniors advanced to high school status The annual school picnic occurred Monday at Rasse's Park with swimming at Indian Springs and a softball game among activities Additional parents attended the event lists numerous names.
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Rockland
Norma Weatherford
Archie Weatherford
Rockland Public Schools
Weatherfords
Gordon Lasley
Charles Lasley
Torian
Ezra Hawkes
Pocatello
Terrell Bell
Rasse’s Park
Ruth Allen
Rachael Hubbard
Oren Spielett
Clevane Braithwaite
Indian Springs
Bob Robinson
Ann Thalker
Oscar Lind
Haskell
Harry
Albert Shipp
Orpha Dewey
Mayanne Baker
Virgil Shonett
Fred Glarfield
Lawrence Freeman
Harold Permann
Valdez Kelly
Freda Robinson
Clifton Reed
Nelle Robinson
Pansy Robinson
Alvin Ralphs
Howard Misenhinner
Twin Falls Moves to Ban Local Slot Machines
A citizens committee in Twin Falls reports strong progress on a petition to repeal the current city slot machine ordinance and ban operation of the devices. More than 3,000 signatures are to be turned over to the city council as the plan moves forward.
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Twin Falls
Citizens Committee
Car Collision Damages Vehicles at City Intersection
Police report a morning crash at East Carter Street and South Tenth Avenue. Clinton R. Blackwood, 24, of 268 Portneuf Park, sustained damage to the right front fender bumper and grill with a sprung frame. Charles G. Loveland, 20, of 505 South Twelfth Avenue, left side of his car was entirely damaged. Arrests were made.
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East Carter St
South Tenth Ave
Cernere
Clinton R. Blackwood
Explosion Probed After Freight Locomotive Blast
An investigation by Chesapeake and Ohio railroad officials began in Chillicothe Ohio to determine the cause of an explosion that killed three men in the engine cab of a Columbus bound freight locomotive. Engineer W R Terry 60 of Ironton Fireman T R Lauter 52 also of Ironton and Brakeman W C Bush 37 Siloam Kentucky died from burns and steam exposure. The blast ripped the locomotive apart demolishing the cab and scattering debris over a half mile as the engine pulled 156 coal cars on the main line.
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Chillicothe, C
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Here
W. R. Terry
Ironton, O
T. R. Lauter
Ironton
W. C. Bush
Siloam
Eee
School Election Set for June 10
BLACKFOOT The consolidation of school districts in Bingham County has a June 10 election date set by county board secretary Andrew H. Johnson. The Class A consolidation covers Shelley Jameston Taysom parts of Basalt Goshen Stanton and Riverdale, with Stanton mainly in Bingham and Riverdale entirely in Bonneville. Commissioners announced election officials and notices will be posted this week.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County
Andrew H. Johnson
Shelley
Jameston
Taysom
Basalt
Goshen
Stanton
Riverdale
Bonneville
Planes Collide Over Anchorage In War Practice Crash
Two U S Air Force P 51 fighters collided during a wartime practice over Cook Inlet and plunged from the sky in view of thousands in Anchorage Alaska causing a deadly crash and shock to residents.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force
Cook's Inlet
Idaho Labor Boycott Law Is Affirmed
Idaho's 1947 law prohibiting secondary boycott in labor disputes was upheld by Third District Judge C. E. Winstead in the first legal test of the act. Four Western Electric employees were overruled on demurrers and ordered to plead Saturday. the law was found within state powers and aligned with Taft Hartley in restricting labor conflicts affecting the public and neutral businesses.
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BOISE
ALP
Idaho
C. E. Winstead
Western Electric Company
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
J. E. Abel
George Hill
James D. Towne
J. S. Caselman
Justice Court
J. M. Lampert
Winstead
Western Electric
Telephone Company
Bingham County Holds Fifth in Security Drive
Bingham County remains in fifth place in the Idaho Security Loan Drive led by county chairman J. C. Sandberg. Valley leads with 65 percent, Ada 38 percent, Lincoln 34, Elmore 31, Bingham 28, and Power 22 percent. state average is 17.8 percent. Cliff Pauley reports merchants will assist, and officials press for quick bond purchases, aiming to meet quota without a house to house campaign. Farmers, clubs, and organizations are urged to invest where possible.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County
J. C. Sandberg
Valley
Ada
Lincoln
Elmore
Bingham
Power
Cliff Pauley
Rose Softball Team Now Sponsored by J R Meyers
The J. R. Meyers Company local implement dealer will sponsor the Rose softball team. The squad will compete as the Rose J R Meyers Implement team in upcoming games and events.
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Blackfoot
J. R. Meyers Company
Rose
Rose-J. R. Meyers
First American Patent Granted to Joseph for Water-Power Saw Mill
A historical note marks 302 years since Joseph received the first American patent for a water-powered saw mill. The milestone highlights early innovation in U.S. milling and patent history.
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Joseph
Idaho Parties Brace for Debates as 1948 Primary Looms
Idaho’s political scene shows both parties waiting on the national presidential race. Democrats face chaos with Truman favored but danger if a strong rival emerges. Filing deadlines coincide with the Philadelphia convention, heightening Idaho’s scramble for a viable ticket in the U.S. Senate and the second district.
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John Corlett
Boise
Idaho
Philadelphia
Truman
U.S
Bert Minnegen
Montpelier
Motor Employees Plan for Contest at Curley Q Inn
BLACKFOOT employees of the Modern Motor Company gathered for a steak dinner hosted by manager Alf Hahn. They discussed entering a national Chevrolet Motor Division promotion for May and June to boost dealership parts and labor sales. Local prizes total about $200, with a trip to Sun Valley for the winning manager and a Salt Lake area dealership as opponent. Fathers and guests included Howard Brown, Don Billings, Marshall Stump, and others.
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Blackfoot
Modern Motor Company
Curley Q Inn
Alf Hahn
Chevrolet Motor Division
Salt Lake Area
Sun Valley
Howard Brown
Don Billings
Marshall M. Stump
Jimmy Shikashio
Fay Cornia
Vern Anthony
Harold Wagner
Darwin L. Thomas
Frederick D. Arbuckle
Blaine Cutler
Keith
Scott Named To Chest Post
Paul Scott of Pocatello city library was elected vice president for Idaho at the Pacific conference of community chests and councils in Spokane. Scott, who is president of the local community chest, attended with delegates from western states Hawaii and British Columbia.
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Paul Scott
Pocatello
Spokane
Pacific Conference of Community Chests
Idaho
Scott
Hawaii
British Columbia
Prins Describes Escape From Nazi Rule at Rotary
Dr. S. A. Prins of State Hospital South spoke to the Blackfoot Rotary Club on psychological aspects of escaping occupied territory. He recounted fleeing Holland after the invasion, facing Gestapo scrutiny, joining resistance, and living as an outlaw with forged papers and improvised survival thoughts.
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Dr. S. A. Prins
Rotary Club
Blackfoot
S. A. Prins
State Hospital South
Holland
Prinse Mere
Netherlands
Gestapo
British Broadcasting Company
BBC
Prins
Frank H. Thomas
Idaho Falls
Hugh Drennan
Rexburg
Art Dore
Venice
Calif
H. William Furchner
Frank Wayne
Boise
Archie Kennedy
M. Preston Goodfellow
Huge Bulldog Lava Visitor At Idaho Hot Springs
Muggs an English bulldog from California visits Lava Hot Springs Idaho with Mr and Mrs Kirk Sterling. Known as Mairzy Coats she rides a pedigree line tied to the famed West Coast winner Zorro Torro Don Juan. Muggs resembles her ancestor and is described as a beauty with a bold appetite.
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California
Bulldog
Lava Hot Springs
Kirk Sterring
Idaho
Hot Springs Center
Muggs
Iss Mairzy Coats
Kirk Sterling
Farm Prosperity Is No Certainty Expert Declares
Assist ant Extension Economist Virgil D. Kennedy told Idaho farmers that the prospect for American agriculture over 25 years is only a probable chance. He warned that prosperity is not guaranteed and urged farmers to prepare to offset disturbances and maintain resources for a growing population and rising incomes.
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Boise
Virgil D. Kennedy
Idaho
Kennedy
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