State Land Exchanges and Timber Sales Approved
Boise records show the land board approved trading 800 acres state land for equal acreage in a national monument area and granted an easement to the park service. The monument area enlarged to about 40 000 acres. state land includes surveyed parcels. Other approvals include grazing land sales in Lincoln Ida and Caribou counties, four one acre building lots at Black’s Inn, timber sale of 4 110 000 feet for 16000 and a 600 surplus collection for trespass. The board will consider river bed applications at the June 9 meeting.
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BOISE
of the Moon
National Park Ce
Land Board
Edward Woozley
Lincoln County
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Caribou
Cks Inn
Fremontly
Freak motorcycle crash injures man in Idaho
Twin Falls police report Dan Whit of Hollister was rushed to hospital with a broken collarbone after a cycle accident on a bridge east of Hollister. Two youths on another bike struck the same spot but were unhurt. Whit lay unconscious after the collision.
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Twin Falls
Dan Whit
Hollister
Whitney
Porter Files Nominating Papers for State Court Seat
Boise report states James W. Porter of Twin Falls obtained nominating papers indicating his candidacy for a state seat. Porter, a judge in the th judicial district since 1937, is backed by the Twin Falls bar and the fourth judicial district.
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Boise
James W. Porter
Twin Falls
of State
Porter
Ward Babcock
Press of the Bar Association
Fourth
Portland Elects Woman as Mayor
Portland voters elected Dorothy McCullough Lee city commissioner and state representative to become the first woman mayor. With incomplete precinct returns, Lee led by about 19 000 votes over her nearest rival Earl Riley, a margin conceded last night followed by Lee’s victory claim in a radio broadcast.
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Portland
Ore
Porth
Dorothy McCullough Lee
Iigcomt
Earl Riley
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Riley
Sportsmen Meet Set at Moscow
T B Murray state fish and game director and James C Simpson fish culturist left Saturday to attend a Moscow meeting of the Idaho Wildlife Federations second district. They will discuss with Paul Dalke the University of Idaho Cooperative Wildlife Research unit's summer plans. Simpson will visit north Idaho fish hatcheries.
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Boise
T. B. Murray
State Fish and Game Department
James C. Simpson
Moscow
Idaho Wildlife
Group Selects New Board for Reclamation Association
The Idaho State Reclamation Association elected new directors at its annual meeting in Boise. Named directors include Wells McEntire Preston Alex Coleman N. V. Sharp John E. Kelley Charles G. Pickett Ed Gooding and William E. Welsh. Officers incumbent are Sharp president and Welsh secretary-manager. Directors to be named for other basins by water users. The group adopted six resolutions urging statewide water studies priority for existing land and federal credit for WWII veterans homesteaders and a small projects division. Farmers were told they should have more than 40 years to repay project costs.
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State Reclamation Association
Wells McEntire
Preston
Great Basin
Alex Coleman
St.Anthony
Upper Snake River
N. V. Sharp
Fortrest Lower
U. S. Geological Survey
Congress
Reclamation Bureau
Labor Group Set to Meet in Boise June 9
The joint labor legislative committee of the railroad brotherhoods and the Idaho State Federation of Labor will meet in Boise on June 9 to review attorney reports on proposed labor legislation. Secretary Fred McCabe says the group also plans a June 15 start for a monthly publication titled The Idaho Digest.
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BOISE
Joint Labor Legislative Committee
Railrroad Brotherhoods
State Federation of Labor
Fred McCabe
McCabe
Idaho Digest
Roosevelt the most versatile US president in Britannica view
The encyclopedia ranks Theodore Roosevelt as highly versatile, citing his roles as naturalist soldier orator and historian. The piece notes his broad reading and influence. It also mentions pemmican used by explorers and a college professor's remark that little worries won’t hurt anybody.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Britannica
U. S. Navy
South Pole
Whiskey Mystery Remains Unsolved in Twin Falls
Sheriff Broda Rayborn reports 42 bottles of whiskey stolen from a locked storage room six weeks ago remain unsolved. He suspects political enemies or a county building aide, notes a stolen photograph of himself, and a Republican committee inquiring into the case plans to report next week.
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Twin Falls
Broda Rayborn
Rayborn
Twin Falls County Republican Central Committee
Taylor Happy At Dewey Win
Sen Glen H Taylor third party candidate for vice president said he was happy about the Oregon primary outcome and preferred Gov Thomas Dewey to Harold Stassen. He attacked the Mundt Nixon bill as terrible and warned of rights loss under such laws. He called Dewey reactionary but better than Stassen and outlined a campaign tour to Montana Utah Nevada and Idaho with his family.
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Oregon
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Public Taste In Movie Fare
MGM producer Everett Riskin argues polls mislead about audience wants. He says films cannot be mass produced to satisfy all viewers and that general polls fail to reflect diverse tastes beyond the 98 million weekly movie buyers. Riskin emphasizes choosing creative risks over crowd-pleasing sameness.
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MGM
Everett Riskin
Riskin
Shirley Temple's infant Linda Agar makes screen debut
Hollywood report says Linda Susan Agar, three months old, drew attention by posing with mother Shirley Temple and father John Agar for photos. Linda was born January 30 and is the couple's first child, taking the spotlight in the event.
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Hollywood
Shirley Temple
Friday
John Agar
Linda Susan Agar
Alameda and area church listings in May 23 issue
A compiled roster of local churches with addresses pastors and service times. Includes Alameda Community Church Allen Chapel A M E Assembly of God Calvary Echoes broadcast details Bethel Baptist Corinth Baptist First Baptist Central Christian Church Church of Christ Nazarene St Pauls Episcopal First Church of Christ Scientist with service times and Sunday School schedules.
Idaho Writers' League Plans Annual Convention
Plans are complete for the Idaho Writers' League convention set for June 4-5 in Idaho Falls. State president Mrs Vie Goertzen announced speakers Eva Willes Wangsgaard Joseph Hessel from Ogden Utah Ione Thielke Cascade former Gov C A Bottolfsen Arco and M Preston Goodfellow Pocatello Tribune publisher will attend.
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Twin Falls
Idaho Writers’ League
Idaho Falls
Vie Goertzen
Eva Willes Wangsgaard
Joseph Hessel
Ogden
Utah
Ione Thielke
Cascade
C. A. Bottolfsen
Arco
M. Preston Goodfellow
Pocatello Tribune
Seminary student touts whey wine with no hangover claim
Emmett Engle of Mount St. Mary Seminary in Norwood says his whey based wine, made from one gallon whey and two quarts sugar, has 184 percent potency and leaves drinkers without hangovers. He cites high vitamin B content and aims for a Washington patent decision on June 22. He proposes giving foreign patents to Catholic missions.
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Cincinnati, CO
Mount St. Mary Seminary
Norwood
Emmett Engle
Engle
John Barleycorn
Washington
Weather Outlook for Utah and Idaho Regions
United Press reports Utah will be generally clear with afternoon and Sunday clouds and local frosts. Highs 75 to 85. Southeastern Idaho sees partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and little temp change, highs 70 to 80. Southwestern Idaho features partly cloudy to cloudy skies with showers and mild change, highs 65 to 70.
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Utah
Idaho
What kind of a church do you want
Hayes and Bonneville Sunday School at 9 40 a m Sunday Service at 11 a m Weekly services at 8 p m and 7 30 p m in the Frée reading room The Peoples Store opens at noon Golden Text II Corinthians 6 16 First Congregational 309 North Garfield Ave Rev Ed Cunningham minister Church school at 9 45 a m Roy F Miller Jr superintendent Bible Study Class at 10 a m Morning worship at 11 a m Congo club picnic for college students and high school graduates at p m Congo club for college students at 6 p m Scrooby Club for high school students at 7 p m Schooner Club for young married folks at 7 30 p m
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East Lander
L. A. Stellar
North 12Th
Glenn Partner
Calvary Echoes
KSEI
First Congregational Church
North
Garfield Ave
Ed Cunningham
Roy F. Miller, Jr
Grace Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Classes
Grace Lutheran Church at East Center and Tenth offers 10 a.m. Sunday school for ages four to fourteen and an Adult Bible class. Holy communion is observed on the first Sunday of each month. Reverend R. A. Koch is the pastor.
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Grace Lutheran Church
L D S Church Schedule Lists Weekly Sunday Schools and Sacraments
The L D S church schedule shows ward by ward Sunday school times from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and sacrament services at 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. across multiple wards including Center Garfield Arthur Sixth Seventh Ninth and others. First Methodist Church announces a School of Christian Education at 9:45 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m with infant baptism and a choir performance of Send Out Thy Light.
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W. Elm
Tenth Ward
N. Arthur
Eleventh Ward
Center and
Garfield
Twelfth Ward
S. Fourth
Thirteenth Ward
Tenth and
Sublette
First Methodist Church
Center Street
Garfild
School of Christian Education
Charles Gounod
The Art of Understanding Pastor's Sermon Topic
Church listings outline services at First Presbyterian Mt Olive St Anthony St Joseph Salvation Army Seventh Day Adventist Trinity Episcopal Methodist Lutheran Catholic Assembly of God and Christ Ambassadors with times for Sunday school worship services and evangelistic events across Portneuf area listed by church name and location.
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Wesley Foundation
Evelyn Holman
South 2Nd
Lil ache Miss as 0 our hool rds s biatior Schoo
Fragmentary OCR entry notes a school event involving a first child and an unnamed entrant possibly noting talent. Limited legible facts prevent full identification of people, places, or outcomes.
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