Conference At ISC Sets Vocational Educators Meet
A conference of trades and industrial instructors will be held in the vocational division of Idaho State College from June 6 to 10. Forty eight Idaho educators are expected to attend to pursue certification of Idaho teaching permits in the vocational field. Roy F. Christensen will direct the event. Philip S. Van Wyck will present The Philosophy of Vocational Education. C E Turner will teach The Problems of Supervising People. S R Glenn will develop instructional material.
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Idaho State College
Idaho
Roy F. Christensen
Direcor
Philip S. van Wyck
Farragut College
C. E. Turner
S. R. Glenn
Very Brave Man Was He
Tulsa deputy Nate Martin earned praise after serving a summons in a woman's bathroom as she tried to delay him by bathing. The stranger husband let Martin in and watched as the bath continued for about an hour before the legal service was completed.
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Tulsa
Okla
Nate Martin
Martin
Princess Margaret Tours Italy Heads to Lake Maggiore
Princess Margaret waved to gondoliers in Venice then left for Stresa on Lake Maggiore as part of her Italian tour. She appeared happy and sun kissed during the final Venice farewell.
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Venice
Italy
Britain
Princess Margaret
Stresa
Lake Maggiore
Post Guidebook To Area Goes To Press Soon
The Pocatello POST announces the 1949 50 Guide Book and Directory for southeast Idaho is nearly complete with pressings this week. Free distribution starts in June and a Kodachrome bound volume includes a color scenic supplement history and data. Local listings in 13 towns. call numbers 3851 or 3530 to be included.
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Pocatello Post
Idaho
The
POST
Pocatello
Stanford Radar Pioneer Hansén Dies After Illness
Professor William Webster Hansén, 39, director of Stanford University’s Microwave Laboratory and co inventor of the klystron tube, a key radar component, died in Palo Alto after a prolonged illness. He was a leading figure in wartime radar development.
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Palo Alto
Cal
William Webster Hansén
Stanford University
Microwave Laboratory
Hansen
Idaho Sees Big Tourist Year Ahead
Idaho officials project a large tourist season with a 10 percent rise in statewide auto traffic. Warm spring weather accelerated Yellowstone road openings, with all park and most approach roads expected open by June 1 except the northeast entrance.
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Boise
Idaho Are Board of One
Idaho
Magic Valley
Bard
Yellowstone National Park
Park
U.S
Twin Falls Sees First Traffic Fatality Since 1948
Roy D. Grow a 41 year old local plumber died from injuries after an almost head on collision west of Twin Falls. Grow was flown to Salt Lake City for treatment and died at a Salt Lake hospital. The crash marked Magic Valley's fifth traffic death this year, four fewer than last year.
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Twin Falls
Twin Falls County
Roy D. Grow
Grow
Salt Lake
Here
Utah City
Magic Valley
Graw
John Medford
Filer
Hearing Set For Woman In Idaho Manslaughter Case
Mrs. Martha Stansill, 59, faces a preliminary hearing on manslaughter charges after her husband Arthur H. Stansill, 56, was shot at their Athol Idaho home. She told deputies the gun fired as he tried to take it from her while she prevented him from entering the house. The arraignment and hearing were scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday in Coeur d Alene Superior Court.
McCammon Commissioner Hale Reports Good After Eye Surgery
Bannock county official R. T. Hale was in good condition at Sacred Heart hospital Idaho Falls after undergoing cataract removal surgery on his right eye yesterday.
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Bannock County
R. T. Hale
McCammon
Sacred Heart Hospital
Idaho Falls
House Cuts Aid Funds To European Recovery Program
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed 15 percent from the administration foreign spending plan, threatening momentum of the Marshall Plan. It approved a 5.54 billion dollar bill covering European recovery, Greek Turkish aid, and occupied area relief, with an overall 779.73 million dollar cut.
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Washington
IAP
House Appropriations Committee
Paul G. Hoffman
Hoffman
House
Congressional Economy Bloc
Mrs. Truman Plans June Family Vacation in Independence
The White House announced Mrs. Truman will depart early in June for a one month vacation at the family home in Independence Missouri. Margaret Truman, studying singing in New York for a fall concert tour, is unlikely to accompany her mother.
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Washington
White House
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