Legion Chieftain Calls For Older Workers Education
James Annin national vice commander of the American Legion urged a nationwide program to educate industry and the public on the value of older workers. Speaking at a regional economic conference in Salt Lake City he criticized age discrimination and urged flexible hiring policies for those over 45.
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Salt Lake City
American Legion
James Annin
Annin
Columbus
Mont
Legion
America
Arco Atom Energy Well Drilling Begins Near Burley
A J Schoonover reports the Arco atomic energy test well is under way four miles west of midway and 20 miles south of Arco. His four man crew prepared the rig, a third of his five drills sent to the area. He expects 700 to 800 feet depth and a 90 day sinking window with a 100 inch flow tested after 72 hours.
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Burley
A. J. Schoonover
Arco Atomic Energy
Midway
Arco
Schoonover
Sunday Beer Sale Plea Presented to Twin Falls Council
Jim Moore and Harold C. Kramer spoke for about 26 cafe and tavern owners urging approval of Sunday beer sales. Police Chief Gillette described current rules allowing bottled beer off premises but not over‑the‑counter sales. Mayor Schwendiman said the council would consider the application.
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Twin Falls
Jim Moore
Harold C. Kramer
Howard W. Gillette
R. J. Schwendiman
Phone Call Ends In Jail For Patricia Dougherty
Patricia Dougherty alias Pattie McCue, 25, stopped in Salt Lake City to call a Reno friend and was booked hold for Reno after the sheriff alerted local police. Detectives arrested her at the given address while she finished the call. Her two Dalmatian dogs are in the humane society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Patricia Dougherty
Pattie McCue
Reno
Miss Dougherty
McCue
The
Humane Society
Rotarians Aid Pocatello Students in Career Choices
Rotarians will guide about 54 Pocatello high school students in choosing future careers on Wednesday afternoon. Groups cover fields from accounting to veterinary work. coordinators include Mel Schubert, Albert Mylrose, Boyd Baxter, and many others.
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Pocatello
Mel Schubert
Albert Mylrose
Boyd Baxter
Curley Wison
Frank Paradice
Russell Mann
John Vesser
Grace Hester
Roy F. Christensen
C. Rossiter
Bertha Frank
Stan Day
Emil Zweigart
Sid Adous
Gil Miller
Vera Brady
Dmitri Roulins
C. J. Neeley
Bland Sutton
Pete Bistline
Spencer Ford
Tom Smith
Higgins
Robert Rosaeur
Lowell Crane
Henry Fletcher
Bertha Atkin
Birdie Middendorf
Louie Dremolski
Byron Downard
Charles Fleetwood
M. Beal
Margaret Golob
Ada Baker
Norma Barnes
Pat Feming
Nick
Moab junior steer wins grand prize at show
Gerald White of Moab won the grand championship prize for his fat steer entry at the second annual Moab junior livestock show. The event occurred yesterday in Moab Utah under UP dispatch.
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Moab
Utah
Gerald White
Lewiston Votes to Put Slot Issue on Ballot
The Lewiston city council voted to place the question of banning slot machines on the June 13 municipal ballot after a ministers group proposal. The advisory vote would guide the council, which favors the revenue from machines, under Idaho’s local option rules.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Death takes James Grow long-time Union Pacific engineer
James C. Grow age 65 died at his Chubbuck road home after a lingering illness. Born March 31, 1885 in Elgin Illinois, he worked for Southern Pacific Canadian Pacific Bay Point and Clayton before joining Union Pacific in 1917 and retiring in 1947. He was married to Anna Monte in 1931 and was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and St. Anthonys church. Surviving: wife, two brothers Fred and Joseph, and sister Mrs Vern Robinson. Funeral arrangements by Downard Funeral Home.
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James C. Grow
Union Pacific
Chubbuck Road
Mr. Grow
Elgin
Til
Converse
Sarah Paige Grow
Illinois
Oakland
Calif
Southern Pacific Railroad
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Bay Point
Clayton
California
Pocatello
Anna Monte
Grow
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Division 228
St. Anthony’s Church
Fred
Aptos
Joseph
San Francisco
Hospital Head Named by Church in Idaho Falls
Salt Lake City manager Roy C. Stephenson to lead LDS hospital Idaho Falls. He is from Salt Lake City, ex director of vital statistics for Utah health department and a Columbia University hospital administration graduate. He takes over from William G. Ovard.
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Salt Lake City
LDS
Idaho Falls
Joeph L. Whirthlin
LDS Church
Roy C. Stephenson
Utah Health Department
Columbia University
Stephenson
Idaho
William G. Ovard
Idaho Bar Examinations Law Struck Down by High Court
Idaho Supreme Court unanimously ruled the law permitting University of Idaho graduates and others to enter practice without bar examinations unconstitutional. The court held admission standards are judicial functions, not legislative powers, striking the measure from the statutes. The decision, written by Justice Givens, marks the first 1963 act removed for unconstitutionality.
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BOISE
University of Idaho Law School
Idaho
State Supreme Court
University of Idaho
Samuel Kauffman, Jr
John W. Gunn
Sumner Delana
Supreme Court
Dream Mine founder John Koyle dies in Utah home
John Koyle, 84, president of the so called dream mine, died after a week long illness in Spanish Fork Utah. The controversial project led to church expulsion as stockholder meetings were seen as religious services. Despite decades of shafts no gold dividend, loyal stockholders spanned Utah Idaho Nevada Arizona and California. A joking line notes movie cashiers transporting receipts in ice cream cartons.
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Spanish Fork
Utah
John K. Koyle
Dream Mine
Koyle
Mormon Church
Wasatch Mountains
Idaho
Nevada
Arizona
California
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