Idaho Educators Hear Call for Federal School Aid and Amendments
Idaho state superintendent Alton B. Jones urged federal support to raise teachers salaries and replace crowded outdated school buildings. He noted Idaho ranks 31st in average teacher pay and backed constitutional amendments to make county and state superintendent posts appointive. The Idaho Education Association seeks full funding and Ballot measures appear Nov 2 with support from the state Board of Education. Mrs. Ira Gorton Sprague spoke for UN education efforts.
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BOISE
Alton B. Jones
Jones
Idaho
Idaho Education ,Association
IEA
State Board of Education
Ira Gorton Sprague
Education Association For the United Nations
United Nations
Soldier George M Stocking rites set in Malad October
Obituary for George Morgan Stocking born August 28 1925 in Malad son of G A and Nellie Morgan Stocking. A Marine of the First Marine Division he was killed October 4 1944 on Peleliu island. Rites scheduled October 21 at 2 p m at Malad cemetery with LDS church affiliations.
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George M. Stocking
George Morgan Stocking
Peleliu Island
First Marine Division
Stocking
Malad
G. A
Nellie Morgan Stocking
LDS Church
U S Atomic Energy Plans Two Uranium Ore Plants
The U S Atomic Energy Commission announced two new uranium ore processing plants to be run for the government by the Vanadium Corporation of America. One plant will be in Durango Colorado and the other in the White Canyon district southeast of Utah. Both are slated to begin operation next year and mark a further expansion in locating domestic ore sources.
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Washington
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Durango
Colo
White Canyon
Utah
Vanadium Corporation of America
Commission
Direct weekly flights planned New York to Buenos Aires
New air service planned direct weekly flights will be operated soon between New York and Buenos Aires in both directions by Argentine Airlines.
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NEW Air Service
New York
Mareuri Ted
Buenos Aires
Rupert Sets Election On Swim Pool Question
A special bond election will be held in Rupert on a $60,000 park and swimming pool measure. Voters will cast ballots at civic building or courthouse places between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. A two thirds vote is required to pass. No registration needed. voters sign an elector’s statement. Site selection after the election, with a committee from local groups endorsing the pool park project and funds.
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Rupert
F. St
Court House
Henry Breazeal
Man Returns 33-Year-Old Library Book in Marion
In Marion Indiana a man returned a book borrowed from the public library over 33 years ago found hidden in a local furniture store. The library calculated the overdue fine at 264 dollars and 34 cents for the original borrower whose loan date was March 3 915.
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Marion
Ind
Marion Public Library
Rniture
Weather boosts Bannock crops amid large incomes and holiday cheer
The poem lauds near perfect Bannock County weather lifting eight million dollars for farmers, fueling a Merry Christmas in Southeast Idaho. It contrasts growing wealth with housing shortages, veterans in trailers, and a mock critique of political missteps before ending with a defiant homefront image and closing lines.
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Bannock
Idaho
ISC
Colorado
Bengals
Main Street
Newsman Witness Of Huey Long Death Dies in Train Collision
I I Femrite former United Press correspondent and sole reporter to witness Huey Long's death was killed today in New Iberia Louisiana. Edward Ebersole a radio engineer also died when their car was struck by a fast passenger train at 4 12 a m. Femrite aged 50 had led radio station KANE and UP bureau in New Iberia for two years.
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New Iberia
I. I. Femrite
United Press
Huey P
Kingfish) Long
Edward Ebersole
Femrité
KANE
Ebersole
Femrile
United Press Bureau
New Crders
Huey Long
Ot I’o Lena
Long
IOOF and Rebekah Lodges Arrive for Five Day Grand Assembly
More than 1200 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs arrive in Pocatello for the 66th annual IOOF grand lodge and related sessions. The five day event opens Sunday at 3 PM with decorum ceremonies at Pocatello High School gym. Banquets and services are planned at local venues with officers Hanson and Pomeroy leading arrangements.
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State
Odd Fellow
Rebekah Lodges
Pocatello
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Department’ ‘Council
Patriarchs Militant
Department Association of Ladies Auxiliary
Patriarch Militant
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Market Trends Show Irregular Trading Across Commodities
United Press reports stocks, bonds, and curb stocks moving irregularly in moderate trading. Silver holds at 77.14 cents, wheat futures rise, soybeans dip, and cattle hogs and sheep stay active. Chicago grain mixed with CCC purchases and government buys supporting wheat and lard. livestock and produce markets show varied shifts across regions including Ogden and Omaha.
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United Press
U. S
New York
Chicago
Board of Trade
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Births and permits roll from area hospitals and builders
General Hospital announces the birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Harding Teuscher at 219 Rooseavelt. St. Anthony's Hospital records a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stallsmith of 38 Portneuf Park and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Genaro Sixta of 730 North Fourth. Building permits issued include remodeling by J. D. Brown on South Sixth for 1200 dollars and a new garage for George W. Johnson at 1005 North Garfield for 200 dollars. Police Court entries list Jack Lamberton of Blackfoot fined five dollars for an illegal left turn, Pearl H. Ellsworth of Rexburg fined two dollars and fifty cents for blocking a driveway, and Hugh C. Fitzgerald of 1540 North Second Ave fined ten dollars (suspended) for operating with improper license plates.
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Births
General Hospital
Harding Teuscher
Rooseavelt
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Harold Stallsmith
Portneuf Park
Genaro Sixta
North Fourth
J. D. Brown
South Sixth
George W. Johnson
North Garfield
Jack Lamberton
Blackfoot
Pearl H. Ellsworth
Rexburg
Hugh C. Fitzgerald
North Second Ave
Scottie Saves Family From Five-Story Fire
A pet Scotch terrier named George awoke Mrs. John W. Cutler and six others including her son daughter in law daughter and son in law and a maid in time to escape a night fire that engulfed the five story house in New York.
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Scottie
New York
George
John W. Cutler
Oldest Dawn Redwoods Grow at Berkeley From Chinese Seeds
Dawn redwoods, among the oldest living things, are growing in UC Berkeley greenhouses from seeds cultivated by Chinese botanists. University scientists say they will be ready for outdoor transplantation soon.
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San Francisco
University of California
Berkley
Utah Governor Maw Defends Liquor Letter in Utah Campaign
Utah Governor Herbert Maw says his letter on liquor policy aims to reveal the open state issue. He argues strong state enforcement prevents dives and crime, and that his opponent would weaken enforcement if elected, prompting broad distribution of letters to voters.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Herbert B. Maw
Maw
Underworld
Pamela Lamphere Undergoes Successful Major Operation
Pamela Lamphere, born with a rare bladder malformation, was operated on successfully Thursday at Cook County Hospital. Dr. Karl A. Meyer led the procedure, the second of three major operations hoped to save her life. Parents Fred Lamphere and Irene Lamphere had debated the surgery before reconciling.
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Chicago
Pamela Lamphere
Pamela
Karl A. Meyer
Cook County Hospital
Meyer
Fred
Irene
Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun Declared Legally Dead
A German denazification court ruled Adolf Hitler a major offender and Eva Braun a Nazi profiteer but confirmed both are dead. The decision led to confiscation of their remaining property, boosting the treasury by about 200000 marks, including the Ober Salzburg estate and a Munich house worth substantial sums.
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Munich
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Hitler
Eva
Obersalzberg
Idaho Firm Declares Stock Dividends
Boise reports Idaho Power Company board declares 45 cents a share dividend on 700000 common shares and 45 cents on 135000 four percent preferred shares.
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BOISE
Idaho Power Company
Taylor and Wallace Plan Campaign Meetings in Chicago
Senator Glen H. Taylor of Idaho, Progressive vice presidential candidate, moved to Chicago to confer with running mate Henry A. Wallace on campaign plans. He spoke last night at Memorial Auditorium to about 1,000, condemning Wall Street influence as driving U.S. foreign policy and the cold war.
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Gary
Ind
Glen H. Taylor
Progressive Party
Chicago
Henry A. Wallace
Taylor
Idaho
Memorial Auditorium
Russia
Wall Street
Franco
Spain
Forrestal
Dulles
Draper
Wall
Power Man Still Missing In Idaho Search Continues
State police and Power county sheriff William Hoehnen pursue Max Streis singer fifty two year old bachelor missing from his home for days. Aerial search over Aberdeen American Falls Blackfoot and Idaho Falls yields no results. Investigators examine Streissinger property roadside ditches lava beds and possible hiding places. Post reporter Jack Harvey aided by a plane from Wilsons Flying Service over American Falls reservoir with no success. A lava beds search west of the Streiflinger ranch planned for Saturday. Frank Leppert 26 sought by Caldwell on embezzlement charges was taken to Caldwell Friday but clues remain.
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Power County
William Hoehnen
Max Streissinger
Aberdeen
American Falls
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Streissinger
POST
Jack Harvey
Wilson’s Flying Service
Streiflinger Ranch
Frank Leppert
Caldwell
Streiflinger
Meteorite Overshadows Utah as It Shines Brightly
The Utah meteorite fall astonished residents and prompted calls to local airports about fires. Professor Junius J. Hayes of the University of Utah described the sighting as a stray from a meteor shower expected in the state. In Elsinore, Mrs. Lee Whiting reported seeing the vast glow and clear outlines of houses from miles away.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Junius J. Hayes
University of Utah Astronomy Department
Arizona
Hayes
Elsinore
Here
Lee Whiting
Gooding Plans Air Show and Celebration
Gooding will sponsor a military and civilian air show Sunday to celebrate $35,000 in airport improvements. Mayor J. W. Miller said fighter planes from the 190th squadron of the Idaho National Guard will perform high speed runs simulated machine gun strafing and aerobatics. Sgt. John Hennessey will perform parachute jumping.
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Doc) Blanchard
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Glamor Girls
Don Flowers
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IOOF
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First Congregational Church
Ed Cunningham
Hanson
Guy E.hanson
Volney Watts
Margaret Pomeroy
G. L. Andrews
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American Telephone & Telegraph Company
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