Hospital planned for Pocatello East Bench area
A new hospital will dominate the East Bench facing west with a main wing housing administration and five floors of wards, a right angled three story second unit for operating rooms labs and obstetrics, and a left wing isolation ward. A model of the hospital will be displayed in a local business window.
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Paradice
Bannock County Hospital
Gate City
East Bend
Frank H. Aradice Jr
Victor N. Jones
Newsprint Supply Assured for Pocatello POST
The Pocatello POST has secured a long term newsprint contract with a major western paper maker. Effective immediately, the deal covers all POST requirements at standard prices and marks one of the first new customer agreements in over eight years.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Post
United States
POST
The
Idaho Jaycees Elect State Officers at Convention
Wilson Chandler of Idaho Falls was elected president of the Idaho Junior Chamber of Commerce. Jack Riplinger of Coeur d Alene and Wayne Tucker of Pocatello named national directors. Five district vice-presidents named. Cornel Solberg elected secretary treasurer. Payette Lakes chapter in McCall to host next year s convention.
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Coeur D'Alene
Wilson Chandler
Idaho Falls
Idaho Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Jack Riplinger
Wayne Tucker
Pocatello
Jaycee
Wilson Brian
Kellogg
Homer Peterson
Moscow
Ivan Dunbar
Namna
Leroy Kienzle
Twin Falls
Lew S. Harrison
Chandler
Cornell Solberg
Payette Lakes
McCall
Bergman Says She Is Bored On Stromboli
Ingrid Bergman told Evelyn Irons in Stromboli that life on the Mediterranean island is too primitive and she plans to return to Hollywood once filming ends. She is reportedly involved with Roberto Rossellini and shares a four room cottage with him his sister and a maid.
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London
Ingrid Bergman
Stromboli
Mediterranean
Miss Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Evening Standard
Evelyn Irons
Ingrid
Hollywood
Eminent Grand Master to Speak at Idaho Knights Templar Meeting
John Temple Rice of Dallas will headline the 41st annual Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons 16th annual assembly and 46th annual conclave of the Knights Templar of Idaho in Pocatello. Events include banquets at 7 30 p m and numerous sessions at the Masonic temple from Sunday through Wednesday with receptions, installations, and degrees.
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John Temple Rice
Dallas
Tex
Knights Templar
United States
Pocatello
Masonic Temple
Grand Council Royal
Knights Templar of
Idaho
Rice
Masonic
York Rite
Temple
Bannock Hotel
All York Rite Masons
Grand Council
Order of High Priesthood
Grand Chapter
Bannock Council No. 2
R&sm
Evacuees From Shanghai Arrive on SS President Wilson
The first large group of evacuees from Shanghai docked at Pier 44 in San Francisco aboard the SS President Wilson. 158 passengers from Shanghai's foreign colony, from many nationalities, occupied public rooms and deck areas after a 17 day voyage amid a wartime troop movement atmosphere.
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San Francisco
Shanghai
President Wilson
Custom House
Pier 44
L. J. Dick Takes Post Tip Award
Dozens of calls followed the finding of a man's body in the Portneuf river with the first tip coming from L. J. Dick of Route 1 north. The POST awards five dollars for the best news tip received each week.
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Pocatello Post
Portneuf River
L. J. Dick
Route 1 North
Lightning Kills Man Near American Falls in Field Work
Harry L Osborn 56 of Hegler was struck dead by lightning while clearing sage brush with his brother George 18 miles southwest of American Falls in Cassia county. The incident occurred about 2 30 p m with coroner H L Davis and Cassia coroner Bern McCulloch investigating. Osborn born June 1 1893 in Nebraska was a World War I veteran and Assembly of God member.
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Here
Harry Lewis Osborn
Hegler
Osborn
George
Harry
Power County
H. L. Davis
Cassia
Fall Creek
Davis
Bern McCulloch
Burley
Cassia County
Nebraska
John D
Clara Bourquin Osborn
Assembly of God Church
Slashing Suspect Killed After Downtown melee
In Jacksonville Florida a troubled sailor slashed three people with a razor near a hotel then at a busy intersection. Traffic Officer Curtis wounded him five times as the man begged to be killed. Hoyt Suggs intervened and fired once before the suspect died on the sidewalk.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Johnny Jerome James
H. A. Curtis
James
Curtis
Hoyt Suggs
Showers Forecast With Thundershowers Sunday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers on Sunday. Temperatures will remain near 80 degrees during the day and dip to the mid 40s to 50s at night. Yesterday’s rain and light hail totaled 0.27 inches.
Twins Born After Hospital Turnaway At Harborview
Mrs Day, turned away from Harborview hospital as her expected delivery was deemed not due, gave birth at home to a boy with husband and a nervous policeman. She returned by ambulance to deliver a girl. The twins were reported doing fine.
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Seattle
Harry Day
Harborview County Hospital
Kootenai Threat Grows As Floods Hit Northwest Farmlands
Flood control crews reinforce sandbag defenses as Kootenai river nears flood stage and Fraser river breaches seep water into five acres of BC farmland. Army engineers warn serious threat by Sunday night as 29.3 feet on Kootenai prompts extra patrols and Red Cross notices. Sheriff says conditions remain manageable in Bonners Ferry despite rising waters.
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States
Kootenai
Bonners Ferry
British Columbia
Fraser
Glen Valley
Portland
Columbia River
Suavie
Oregon
Fraser River
Mission
B. C
Fraser Valley
Red Cross
Ray Boehm
Mercy Flight Is Successful Emergency Operation
A coast guard PBY rescued a seaman from a navy ship in the North Pacific and flew him to KodiaK Alaska for an emergency appendicitis operation. The dawn landing occurred in heavy seas with a 10 mph wind and involved a life raft tow from a whaleboat from the USS Sussex.
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Kodiak
Alaska
Coast Guard
North Pacific
PBY
Sussex
Auto Workers Press Federal Aid to End Ford Strike
The UAW appealed to the federal government for mediation in the 10 day strike against Ford Motor Co involving 62,000 workers at two plants. Negotiations stalled with no settlement and officials indicated federal intervention was likely if progress did not occur. Ford offered a seven point plan preserving management control over production and speeds, while UAW pressed for constant line speeds and safe spacing.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Ford Motor Co
Walter P. Reuther
Cyrus S. Ching
Ford
Ching
Washington
Ing
Reuther
Ford Industrial Relations
John S. Bugas
River Rouge
Line Col
Bugas
One Way Traffic Planned for Main Street and Arthur Avenue
Pocatello officials announced a major traffic revamp affecting downtown streets. Main Street will carry northbound traffic while Arthur Avenue becomes the southbound route from Halliday Street to Gould Street, with cross streets remaining two way and new signals installed. Stop signals will regulate intersections and some Center Street work will Reefer right turns onto Railroad Ave, easing congestion and cutting detours.
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Pocatello
Sey
A. L. Oliver
Idaho
W.W
Bill
Main
Arthur Ave
Main St
Halliday St
Gould St
Oliver
Arthur
Halsey
Center St
Railroad Ave
Kansas City
Truce Ends Price War Between Westchester Drugstores
In Los Angeles two Westchester district drug stores agreed on a truce after a price war cut breakfast prices to one cent. Managers said they would not estimate how long the truce lasts and that they have stopped undercutting each other. The conflict began April 27 with a grand opening and promotional price cuts.
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Los Angeles
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