Missionary Ray Jay Davis to be honored in farewell
Farewell testimonial planned for Ray Jay Davis son of Bishop R. J. Davis at 8 15 p m in the Second Ward LDS chapel He will labor in the Mexican Mission headquartered in Mexico City He is the second Davis to join the mission with brother Hal serving in France Davis a Idaho State College graduate June 3 with AB in history He held Eagle Scout rank and was a West Point candidate by Senate appointment public invited Belgium milk limits Opium intercepts Mexico police border alert.
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Ray Jay Davis
R. J. Davis
South Eighth Ave
LDS
Davis
Mexico
Central America
Mexico City
Hal
France
Pocatello High School
Idaho State College
Pocatello Woman Named on Board
Mrs. Verda M. Rossiter of Sally's Beauty Shop in the Bannock Hotel was appointed a member of the Cosmetology Examining Board for Southeast Idaho by Governor C A Robins. The next examinations will be at Idaho State College on June 14 and details are available from Mrs Mabel Raymond, Vocational Department of ISU.
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Verda M. Rossiter
Sally
Bannock Hotel
Idaho
C. A. Robins
Idaho State College
Backswimmer Insect Builds Boat From Its Body
The backswimmer is an insect that forms a boat from its overturned body and rows using its legs, a unique swimming method observed in aquatic environments.
Ventilation Key to Successful Farming Warned by Specialists
Agricultural specialists emphasize ventilation as crucial for healthy crops and productive livestock, noting proper airflow reduces disease risk, moderates temperature, and improves overall farm yields.
Alameda Chief Opens Traffic Drive
Alameda Chief of Police Earl J. Adkins announces a strict traffic enforcement drive urging public cooperation for safety. The program targets speeding and double parking with speed limits set at 25 mph on highways and 20 mph in the city. Pedestrians are reminded to ensure bicycles have lights and reflectors at night. Philly J. Pedersen of Midvale Utah and L. R. Benson of Los Angeles were fined $20 each for speeding at hearings before Justice Alton Alexander.
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Alameda
Earl J. Adkins
Adkins
Philly J. Pedersen
Midvale
Utah
L. R. Benson
Los Angeles
Alton Alexander
County Cancer Drive Nets $3 059
Bannock county raised 3059 dollars in the April campaign of the Idaho Division of the American Cancer Society. Mrs S E Brady chairman of 138 North Arthur Ave reported Thursday. State collections during April totalled 77560 dollars, or 1000 dollars more than the same period in 1947. Residents may phone Mrs Brady at 232 to contribute.
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Bannock County
Idaho
American Cancer Society
S. E. Brady
North Arthur Ave
Arctic ice cap keeps retreatting northward for millennia
Scientists say the Arctic ice cap continues its long term northward retreat a process that dates back more than 20 000 years and remains ongoing due to climatic trends.
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Arctic
Gardens as swells examples spur outgrowth plan
Fragmentary note stresses practical value of gardens and urges action to foster outcomes. It hints at effort and movement beyond mere talk, urging readers to engage and pursue productive results.
Pocatello Hosts Visitors and Local Civic News
Salt Lake City visitors Mrs William Norman Mrs Thomas Walker and Mrs William Wade join a party in Gate City events. Genevieve Cox elected state treasurer of the state auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Pocatello delegates attend the Idaho Methodist convention and local civic moves include nursing graduates and new home purchases.
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Salt Lake City
William Norman
Thomas Walker
William Wade
Pocatellan
Genevieve Cox
Order of Eagles
Pocatello
Whi
Cox
Dorothy Ohman
Ella Ahlstrom
Alice Baird
Lester R. Loble
Rotarians Hear Watershed Needs at Luncheon
Rotarians discussed watershed preservation during a Thursday luncheon at the Hotel Bannock. The Life Blood of the Land documentary was shown with commentary by Jim Bruce the local ranger, followed by performances from Virginia Frances and Mary J. Royer. Community singing was led by Ingard Neilson with Lillis Hill on piano.
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Bannock
Orestry
Jim Bruce
Virginia Frances
Mary J. Royer
Ingard Neilson
Lillis Hill
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