Cassia County Schools Open With Strong Enrollment
Cassia county schools opened last week with 3136 pupils countywide and unusually high enrollments in Burley area schools. The term featured a 123-teacher and principal preliminary session, community singing, and speeches by Wrigley and other officials.
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Burley
Cassia County
Couty
Burl
Bernell
Wrigley
Southwest
Overland
Miller
Malta
Deele
Oakley
Oakley High School
Burley High School
Elba
Alma
Linden Leatham
Burley Junior
Lloyd M. Balfour
First Christian Church
Supt. Wrigley
Obituaries for Clarence Jeffery and Martha Ziegler in local services
Funeral services for Clarence M. Jeffery a 56 year old Pocatello attorney who died after a brief illness were held at McHan Henderson chapel with Rev O R Warford officiating. Interment was in Mountainview cemetery with Pocatello Aerie No 119 F OE and Portneuf Lodge No 20 I CO OF assisting. Martha Wood Ziegler age 63 died in Burbank and services were held at Downard chapel with Rev J Willis Hamblin officiating.
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Clarence M. Jeffery
Cottonwood Avenue
Pocatello
McHan- Henderson
O. R. Warford
First Congregational Church
Rudolph F. Goranson
R. F. Goranson
Portneuf Lodge No. 20
PE. Batten
Naple Grand
Volney Watts
Ivy Rebekah Lodge No
Mesdames Volney Watts
Maud Slingerland
William Dillon
A. H. Dykeman
Charles Kunze
J. J. Kamm
O. R. Baum
L. F. Racine
Ralph Jones
F. M. Bistline
Carl Christensen
L. E
The
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Martha Wood Ziegler
Burbank
Downard Chapel
J. Willis Hamblin
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Argenbright
Boyd Bevins
Arunah Brown
William J. Cleaver
Wallace Johnson
Walter Wood
Rudolph Goranson
L.A
F.O.E. No
Emma Zahm
Louise Bradbrook
Julie Olson
Mountainview’ Cemetery
Downard Funeral Home
Gate City Goings On No Concert The Pocatello Band
The Pocatello Municipal band will not perform in Ross park today but will take part in Labor Day ceremonies in the parade and Caldwell park announced by director Guy Gates Ralph Garrett will be featured vocalist.
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Pocatello
Utah Abbey Visit Slated For Catholic Laymen Retreat
About 20 Catholic men from Pocatello will travel to Huntsville Utah for a three day laymen retreat at the Abbey of the Holy Trinity. The Cistercian monks will lead the program starting Friday 3 p.m. with sessions through Sunday benediction at 3 p.m. Sponsored by Pocatello Knights of Columbus Council 892, the event offers housing at the abbey. Contact Leo H. Arnold for arrangements. The Huntsville abbey, founded by monks from the Kentucky Trapist monastery, sits on 1200 acres with 43 settlers mainly farming.
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Pocatello
Abbey of the Holy Trinity
Huntsville
Utah
Pocatello Council
Knights of Columbus
Driver To Face Court After Fatal Aug 3 Crash
Rupert special report states Paul L. May is charged with involuntary manslaughter after a traffic crash that killed Mrs. Dean Eklund, deputy county treasurer, and injured her daughter Delores and James Friesen. May allegedly ran a stop sign on Highway 25 east of Paul and the Eklund car collided with Friesen's. May was seriously injured and flown to Salt Lake City for treatment.
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Rupert
Paul L. May
Dean Eklund
May
James Friesen
Eklund
Paul
Delores
Friesen
Herbert May
Salt Lake City
Sinks Fishing Craft Near Martha's Vineyard Striking Air Attack
A New Bedford fishing boat the Snarker First was strafed while tied to a wharf at No Man's Land, five miles south of Martha's Vineyard. Skipper Lee Broderick and his three man crew jumped to the wharf as a silver plane swooped over the vessel. They believed the plane was Navy, but officials said no Navy aircraft were in the area.
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New Bedford
Mass
Road Signs Going Up In Bingham County
In Bingham county road signs will mark all major roads replacing unmarked routes. The Associated Women of the Farm Bureau and county commissioners collaborate on a two year project with local road crews to install 14 two way signs and six way markers at key crossings. The county donated $1000 to the effort led by AW chair Verda Jensen and supported by commissioners Arnford Christensen W P Judge and Walter Bithell.
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Bingham County
Bingham County Farm Bureau
Bingham Couty
Mildred Montague
Louis Felt
Bingham
John H. Webb
Pocatello
Idaho Farm Bureau
Bonneville County
Harrison McKnight
Verda Jensen
Farm Bureau
Firth Bridge
Shelley
Arnford Christensen
W. P. Judge
Walter Bithell
Kraft Workers Get Pay Increase Across Southeastern Idaho
Teamsters Local 983 and Kraft Woods Co have signed contracts covering plants in Arco Ririe Blackfoot Grace Aberdeen Rockland Rupert Malta and Carey. The agreement provides a four and a half cent hourly raise across the board. Wage talks with Simplot Fertilizer Co will resume after the arrival of Federal Labor Conciliator Louis Ziman this week.
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Teamsters Union
Louis Ziman
Spokane
Bingham County Signs Guide Farm to Market Routes
New signs are being installed this week along Bingham county's 125 farm to market roads to show travelers the correct routes and prevent getting lost on unmarked ways.
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Bingham County
Errors by Veterans in Insurance Dividend Applications
Leon Fields of the VA reports common mistakes by Idaho veterans applying for the National Service Life Insurance dividend. Many misfill the serial number box by placing enlistment dates or ranks instead. Unsigned applications will not be considered. VA offers assistance to complete forms correctly.
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Leon Fields
Veterans Administration
Idaho
Fields
Burley Dworshak to Lead Washington SAE Chapter in L A
Calvin Dworshak son of former senator Henry Dworshak will represent the Washington D C chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon as president and delegate at the leadership school in Los Angeles. He will be a senior at George Washington University this fall after working in Salt Lake City this summer.
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Burley
Calvin Dworshak
U. S
Henry C. Dworshak
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Dworshak
Salt Lake City
George Washington University
Tito says Stalin won’t use arms, Tito tells Americans
Marshal Tito told a Harvard group led by Dr. Kirtley F. Mather that his disputes with Premier Stalin stretch five years and that he does not expect war. Tito said Stalin views him as small fry and wants him to knuckle under, the Americans were told.
Cassia Elects Burley Trustee in District Three
Special election for one Cassia county school trustee to be held Tuesday September 6 from 2 to 7 pm. Incumbent Lester McKean is the sole candidate for a three year term. Polling places include Burley High School Milner Hall Oakley Office Declo Albion Malta Elba Almo and Moulton schools.
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Supt
Wrigley
Cassia County
Winfield Hurst
Declo P.T.A
Merrill Robinson
Cassia County Teachers’ Association
Ross Barney
Alton Martindale
Florence D. Haight
Earl Carlson
Haight
Betty Clark
Burey
Don Matthews
Decko Schools
Burley
Overland Avenue
Unity
Lester McKean
Burley High School
Milner
Oakley Village
Declo
Albion
Malta School
Elba
Almo School
Moulton
Airbase Chapel Sealed for Sale by War Assets Authority
A 37 by 96 foot chapel at Phillips Field will be sold to the highest bidder Tuesday by the War Assets Administration. Sealed bids were received on Aug. 5 and will be opened Tuesday. The chapel is the only building at the field not owned by the city, City Engineer Wendell Wilson said.
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Phillips Field
Hrgest
War Assests Administration
Wendell Wilson
WAA
Wilson
Malad Hosts Cattlemen Caravan Tour
Malad Idaho hosted the Idaho Cattlemen’s Association caravan tour led by D P Jones. The 58 car caravan toured W C Rees Herefords ranch Ed Vaughan commercial herd and artesian water. About 350 people attended a beef barbecue in St John then they viewed Cornelius Daniel Jones Shorthorn herd before returning to Malad and visiting Cache Valleypoints of interest.
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Malad
D. P. Jones
The
Idaho Cattlemen’s Association
W. C. Rees
Ed Vaughan
St. John
Cornelius and
Daniel Jones
Daniels Brothers
Cache Valley
Juneau’s annual snowfall averages 165.7 inches
In Juneau Alaska residents endure an annual average snowfall of 165.7 inches marking it as one of the snowiest U S locations. The figure highlights steady winter conditions and heavy load on infrastructure and daily life in the region.
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Juneau
Alaska
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