T B Seal Drive To Open Nov 23
The 1948 Christmas seal drive for Idaho opens November 23 and runs through Christmas Day. Miss Frances Goodman reports strong support and outlines chairmen for Bannock county and state committees, with local stations and theaters pledging backing.
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Idaho
Frances, Goodman
Pocatello
Nicholas Ifft
Frances Gray
Lee Burrup
Inkom
Mabel Kasiska Hillman
Lava Hot Springs
Joseph Abbott
Swan Lake
Lee Gittins
McCammon
November Birthstone Topaz Shines At Harrison’s Jewelry
In Idaho’s oldest jewelry shop, Harrison’s promotes Topaz as the November birthstone with its pale yellow to orange-yellow hues and a durable 8 hardness. The ad boasts direct sourcing from Ceylon and Brazil while inviting shoppers to visit 114 S Main in Pocatello to learn about gems and loyalty themes anchored to Mrs. Harrison’s November birthday and a thirty second wedding anniversary at the Hotel Utah.
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Ceylon
Brazil
Idaho
Teens Fly Borrowed Plane Causing Airport Chaos
Two youths Jimmy McCall 15 and Elmer Varvil 16 stole a Culver Cadet at Oakland airport for an unauthorized flight. They wheeled through three runways, forced an airliner to pull up, and scattered 30 Navy fighters before a wheels-up landing in a weed patch. Authorities cited 20 hours of instruction claimed by McCall as the cause.
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Oakland
Cal
Oakland Municipal
Jimmy McCall
Alameda High School
Elmer Varvil
Grandma
Culver
R. G. Gillespie
Gillespie
Navy
McCall
Obituary notes for Barnard J White and Mattie Welch
Obituary notices report Barnard John White 85 a Gentile valley pioneer died Friday night of a heart ailment with funeral Tuesday in Thatcher ward chapel LDS church conducted by Millen Mendenhall. burial in Ogden. Surviving are seven children, 13 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Mattie Ann Welch 80 died Saturday at Benedict Nursing Home Rupert. funeral and burial in Delta, Colorado with survivors including two sons, a daughter and grandchildren.
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Barnard John White Preston
Barnard John White
Gentile Valley
Thatcher Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Millen Mendenhall
Mr. White
Avon
Utah
Bernard
Elizabeth Ann Walters White
Mary Ann Nelson
LDS Endowment
Salt Lake City
Ogden
John D. Sullivan
Cleveland
White
Idaho
Letha Pond
Thatcher
Bachard George White
Elva Pond
Loyal W. White
Nettie Blackett
Genevieve Love
Venice
Calif
Gladys Barlow
Santa Monica
Aston Wardle
Los Angeles
Syre White
Pond
Webh Mortuary
Ogden City Cemetery
Mattie Ann Welch
Rupert
Benedict
Missouri
T. W. Welch
Colorado
Texas
Last eruption of Mount Mazama dated over a millennium
The final eruption that created Crater Lake in Oregon is estimated to have occurred at least 1000 years ago. This finding centers on geological evidence and long-term volcanic history of the Mount Mazama complex.
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Mount Mazama
Crater Lake
Oregon
Polar bear relies on thick fur on feet for icy terrain
The polar bear, among the most completely furred animals, sports fur even on the soles of its feet to grip slippery ice and prevent slipping on ledges.
Lions Plan Celebration for 20th Anniversary
Pocatello Lions Club prepares final plans for its 20th anniversary with a noon meeting at Bannock hotel on Wednesday November 17. A banquet and anniversary dance are being organized with Ralph Garrett noting guests include Idaho district governors Sherman Lowe of Paris and John Benning of Weiser, while Pete Carlson chairs the luncheon.
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Pocatello Lions Club
Bannock Hotel
Ralph Garrett
Pocatello
Idaho
Sherman Lowe
Paris
John Benning
Weiser
Pete Carlson
Jane Addams as Chicago Street Inspector
Jane Addams, founder of Hull House, served as city inspector of streets and alleys in Chicago according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, illustrating her early civic involvement.
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Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Children Clothing Aid Drive Planned for Next Week
The Seventh National Children's Clothing crusade will be held Tuesday, Nov. 23, under the Junior Chamber of Commerce with Al Port in charge. Housewives should prepare clean wearable coats, dresses, sweaters, pants, heavy socks, and especially shoes for collection at local schools in Pocatello Alameda and Tyhee.
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Europe
al Port
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Port
Pocatello
Alameda
Tyhee
Crusade
Crusade Headquarters
Births Reported at St Anthony and General Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Ralph Barker 111 Maplewood welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs A L Stires Shelley welcomed a girl. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller 711 South Main Street welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs J S Anderson 1031 North Garfield Ave welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Fred Burt 130 West Gould St welcomed a boy.
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St. Anthony’s Hospital
Ralph Barker
Maplewood
A. L. Stires
Shelley
Lloyd Miller
South Main Street
South Main
General Hospital
J. S. Anderson
North Garfield Ave
Fred Burt
West Gould St
Federal Pay Drops and Banking Shifts in the West
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco reports a 847 million dollar drop in U S government bonds and notes while assets rise 290 million in loans to business and farms. Real estate lending gains 321 million and total loans and investments fall 165 million from 1947 to 1948.
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U. S
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Treasury
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Harrison’s
Harrison
S. Main
Virginia Lee Johnston
Ray Johnston
Ross Park
Charles R. Joy
Save the Children Federation
Joy
News OF Record
Dixie
Boise
Phoenix
Portland
Wetee
San Francisco
Reese
Seattle
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