New Course Date Set for Speech Correction Class
Due to Thanksgiving the speech course 192 Clinical Practice in Speech Correction starts Wednesday December 1 at 7 p.m. in Frazier hall ISC campus Idaho State College. Instructor is Professor Clark S Carlile. Enrollment mainly teachers from Pocatello public schools and others may register for about 20 two hour sessions. Other field courses are offered in Art Blackfoot Pocatello with instructors Mann Steele Cantrell and others.
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Frazier Hall
ISC
Idaho
State College
Clark S.carlile
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Russell O. Mann
Grace
Herbert Steele
Tilman M. Cantrell
Granddaughter Arrives for Vern and Mrs Bird
Mr and Mrs Vern Bird of 317144 South Third Ave beam at the arrival of their first granddaughter. Proud parents are Mr and Mrs Robert Kimber of Idaho Falls.
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Vern Bird
South Third Ave
Robert. Kimber
Idaho Falls
Cross Breeding Improves Dairy Herd Yields
The U S Department of Agriculture reports cross breeding in a dairy herd shows excellent results. The program tests this method to boost milk production across dairy cows.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Idaho Gambling Laws Meet Quiet Industry Resistance
Sam reports across Idaho that licensed liquor dealers show little appetite to back legalized gambling. Operators fear risking their assets for a vague venture while preferring to preserve current licenses and public support. Lounge owners consider easing female staffing rules to move drinks, but profits and control remain the focus.
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Idaho
Victoria to prosecute strike leaders under essential services law
The Victoria state cabinet in Melbourne has decided to prosecute leaders of a recent one day transportation strike. They will be tried under the new essential services law with potential heavy fines amid threats of retaliation from other unions nationwide.
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Melbourne
Australia
Victoria
Liquor Law Debate Shapes Next Legislature
The article discusses how current license laws affect both illegal bootleg operations and legal bars. It notes margins shrinking, some operators quitting, and calls for stricter enforcement and “teeth” in liquor laws to curb bootlegging in cities and counties.
Stanford Names Dr John E W Stenning President
Dr John E W Stenning, director of Huntington Library in San Marino and noted historian, is named president of Stanford University.
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John E. W. Stenning
Huntington Library
San Marino
Stanford University
Utah Man Escapes Penal Firing Squad
The board of pardons commuted Hiram Bebee’s death sentence to life imprisonment in Utah. Bebee, thrice convicted of murder, remained on death row after a disputed clemency ruling and disciplinary issues in his cell. He killed town marshal Lou Larsen in Mt. Pleasant in 1945 and won a new trial at Price.
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Salt Lake City
Hiram Bebee
Utah
Utah State Prison
Utah Board of Pardons
Bebee
John E. Harris
Rebee
Nounced
F. Waler
Keller
Lou T. Larsen
Mt. Pleasant
State Supreme Court
Price
King George Will Have To Be Careful With Health
Buckingham Palace sources said King George will need to avoid over exertion for life given his circulatory illness. A long Australia and New Zealand tour is unlikely. a shorter visit might be possible in a year. The king rested with his foot in an electrically heated cradle during Prime Minister Attlee’s visit.
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London
Buckingham Palace
George
Australia
New Zealand
Clement R. Atlee
German Peasant Bridal Attire Showcases Glass Ball Headdress
An illustration notes a thappel of multicolored glass balls in German peasant bridal dress. A whimsical claim suggests two flies can produce a family totaling 5.6 trillion in one summer, highlighting oddities of folklore and exaggeration.
Insurance Plan Aids World War II Veterans Without Policy
The Veterans Administration announced National Service Life Insurance remains available to most World War II veterans who served honorably between October 8, 1940, and September 2, 1945, and did not hold a GI policy. Eligible veterans must pass a physical and pay one monthly premium to start coverage. If they let GI term lapse, a physical is required and two monthly premiums are due to reestablish.
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National Service
Veterans Administration
John P. Gray
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