Guard units prepare for two week summer encampment
Guard Lanning Camp Headquarters Company and H Company of the 183rd Infantry National Guard based in Pocatello will leave for a two week summer encampment on Saturday June 5. They will train at Fort Lewis Washington with full pay and family support, while employers in Pocatello may continue regular salaries during absence. Enlistments are being accepted at the National Guard Armory on South Second Avenue.
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183Rd Inf. National Guard
Pocatello
Carl L. Isaacson
Fort Lewis
Washington
Isaacson
American Lake
Oes
Camp Murray
Pacis
National Guard
South Second Ave
Idaho State College to Offer Library Training Courses
Miss Lorane Hendricks head of the education department at Idaho State announced library training courses for teachers beginning this summer. The program continues into the next term and becomes a permanent part of the curriculum to help Idaho high schools meet Northwest Association accrediting standards.
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Idaho State College
Lorane Hendricks
Act‘g
Idaho State
Singer Wins Kids Club Tilt
Miss Elsie Putnam won first prize at the KEIO Kid's Club event held at the Chief Theater on Saturday morning. She sang Carabelle and received a Bambi wrist watch as the prize for her performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keio Kid’s Club
Chief Theater
Elsie Putnam
John H. Putnam
Portneuf Park
Weather and steel shortages trim Pocatello area job openings
Weather and steel shortages dampen May job openings in Pocatello and area per Idaho State Employment Service manager W B Cox. The report notes delays in Westvaco electric furnace work starting in June, with several local projects hiring scarce skilled labor and potential June increases in demand for operators and carpenters. Housing remains tight, rents range 35 to 75 dollars monthly, with limited farm housing available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
W. B. Cox
Idaho
Cox
Westvaco
Morrison-Knudsen Co
Fort Hall
Simplot
Henry Horn Construction Co. i S
Lava
McCammon
Grant Construction Co
Lava Hot Springs
Carl Nelson
Idaho State College
Brennan
Cahoon
C. S. Electric Co
C. H. Elle
J. R. Simplot
New Well Planned North of Irving Junior High
Pocatellans will gain a new well with a booster pump to supply Highland Park. Seven new houses begin this summer and curb and gutter work may start next week. The town pool will initially use 220000 gallons of water and settle to 20000 gallons weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Junior High School
Highland Park
Spier
Union Leaders Visit Local Sleeping Car Porters
Members of the Sleeping Car Porters and Chair Car Porters were honored by M. P. Webster, first vice president of their International Union. He urged higher wages and shorter hours in coordination with Union Pacific groups and stressed efficient work by all members. Webster planned to stay through Sunday.
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Brotherhood of
M. P. Webster
International Union of the Two Brotherhoods
Webster
Union Pacific Railroad
Nabisco Marks Golden Anniversary at Pocatello Plant
National Biscuit company officials and employees celebrated a golden anniversary at the Pocatello branch plant. H. A. Mussick notes the cracker barrel replacement by trademarked package crackers transformed packaging and distribution methods. Local Nabisco officials Massick J. C. Justice and R. H. Jamison attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Biscuit Company
Pocatello
H. A. Mussick
Nabisco
Massick
J. C. Justice
R. H. Jamison
G. W. Scott
Twin Falls
H. A. Messick
R. G. Bassett
Bolsey
N.R. Johnson
Boise
O. G. Jones
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West Harold Raymond dies at 47 in Pocatello
Harold Raymond West 47 of 455 South Garfield Ave died at his home after a lingering illness. Born September 29 1900 in Chesterfield Idaho he lived in Pocatello 25 years and worked as an electrical engineer for Idaho Power. He married Susan Miller January 1 1939 in Portland Oregon and is survived by his wife three daughters Sue Ann Katherine Lee Celestia Nancy all of Pocatello two brothers Thomas P of Pocatello Bryan of Payette Idaho and three sisters Grace Roubidoux New York William Tomlinson Blackfoot and C L Robertson Springville Utah. Funeral services set for 2 pm Monday at McHan Henderson funeral chapel officiated by Rev Ed Cunningham with cremation in Portland Oregon. No flowers.
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Harold Raymond West
Garfield Ave
Mr. West
Chesterfield
Idaho
Charles and
Celestia Johnson West
Pocatello
Idaho Power Company
Susan Miller
Portland
Oregon
Sue Ann
Katherine Lee
Celestia Nancy
Thomas P
Bryan
Payette
Grace Roubidoux
New York
William Tomlinson
Blackfoot
C. L. Robertson
Springville
Utah
B. P. O. Elks
Idaho Society of Engineers
Theta Tau Engineers
Sigma Nu Fraternity
McHan-Henderson
Ed Cunningham
First Congregational ‘Church
Panamanian Labeach Wins Pre Olympic 100 Yd Dash
Lloyd Labeach of Panama wins the featured 100 yard dash at the California Relays in Modesto with 9.7 seconds as Mel Patton of USC withdraws at the last minute leaving Labeach as America's principal sprint hope.
Vagrant and traffic notes from local court and police
Police report several minor offenses including a stoplight violation by Glaid W Leffler and Cleave with fines. Charles Julian Barr faces a $100 vagrancy fine suspended on leaving town. Army notice lists Anthony D Pulos AWOL from Camp Stoneman. Vandalism at Sanitary Market window near North Main St with beer bottle impact. Delores W Ainsworth granted divorce from Leo R Ainsworth for cruelty. Births noted at St. Anthony with multiple families.
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W. Leffler
Pum
Charles Julian Barr
U. S. Army
Stoneman
California
Anthony D. Pulos
North Sixth Ave
Pocatello
Sanitary Market
North Main St
Blaze at Molinelli Jewelers causes no damage
Pocatello fire department responded to a rubbish pile fire behind Molinelli Jewelers at 6 46 p m Saturday. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with no damage to the business or nearby property reported.
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Pocatello Fire Department
Molinelli Jewelers
Idaho Mining Association Plans Annual Sun Valley Meeting
The Idaho Mining Association prepared plans for its annual meeting from May 31 to June 12 in Sun Valley. A long speaker list was set, including Dr. James Boyd of Washington, director of the U.S. Bureau of Mines, as announced by secretary Harry Marsh of Boise.
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Boise
Idaho Mining Association
Sun Valley
Harry Marsh
James Boyd
Washington
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Auto Crash Near Bannock Creek Injures None
A Friday collision at Bannock Creek involving a truck owned by Idaho Concrete Products of Pocatello and a sedan driven by June Irene Parr of Pocatello caused no injuries. The truck, driven by Robert Palette, 23, sustained 30 dollars in damage while Parr's sedan incurred 300 dollars in damage.
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American Falls
Bannock Creek
Idaho Concrete Products Company of
Pocatello
Robert Palette
Irene Parr
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Baseball Commissioner Office Established and Successions
The baseball commissioner post was created in 1920. Kenesaw Mountain Landis served until his death, then A. B. Happy Chandler became the second commissioner to hold the role.
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Baseball
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
A. B. “Happy” Chandler
Walther League Rallies East Idaho Youth at Grace Church
The Walther League meets at Grace church in Pocatello for the annual spring rally this Sunday. An 11:00 a.m. worship service features Rev. R. A. Koch, with Johnny Johansen of Pocatello presiding in the afternoon business session. A 7:00 p.m. banquet includes a candle lighting for the 55th anniversary of the Walther League.
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Walther Lesters
Yellowstone Zone
Grace,church
Pocatello
Idaho
R. A. Koch
Johnny Johansen
Pocateffo
Grace Church
Bernice Glazberg
James Busboom
Barbara Knudsen
Ken Sundwall
Murray
Utah
Utah-Idaho Walther League
Er. W. A. Rist
League
Walther League
Buffalo
New York
Erwin G. Koch
Twin Falls
Rheumatism Treatment Promised by Excelsior Clinic
Excelsior Springs Missouri May 22 A specialized system for treating rheumatism and arthritis combined with mineral waters is described in a book offered free to readers who write for it The Ball Clinic invites letters to Dept 4308 promising no obligation and potential relief from years of misery.
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Excelsior Springs
Ball
Ball Clinic
Missouri
Ady
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Pocatellans
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East Oak ST. Pocatello
H. R. West
News of Record
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Leo R. Ainsworth
L. E. Glennon
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Watson
Donald J. Mitchell
Nezperce
Travis Anderson
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Louis Archulete
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Jack Peterson
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