Gate City Schools to Open Monday Under Construction Plan
Pocatello grade and high schools start Monday with students in temporary classrooms until three new additions are finished. The district will be re zoned after construction, and bus routes remain unchanged. Junior and senior high run 9 to 4, grade schools 9 to 3 30. Emerson will host former Lincoln and Jefferson students. other students remain at current schools. Call if unsure. Faculty meetings set for Saturday morning and afternoon.
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Green
Emerson School
Lincoln
Emerson
Lincoln and
Jefferson
High School Music Room
BPW to Host Dinner on UN Theme Tuesday
The Business and Professional Women's club plans a Tuesday dinner at the Bannock hotel at 6 30 p m with tickets at the Chamber of Commerce. Idaho State College President Dr Carl MacIntosh will speak on Education and World Citizens. ISCl faculty guests and a BPW scholarship for a senior ISU girl will be announced. books on international relations will be donated to the university library.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bannock
Business and Professional Women
United Nations
Carl MacIntosh
Idaho State College
BPW Club
University Library
Thefts Reported To City In One Night
Willard Smith reported to Pocatello police that four white rims were stolen from his car on Thursday night. Another theft involved six to eight used tires from Montgomery Ward’s tire department. Tire manager John Dwyer said tires were chained and the links chiseled apart.
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Willard Smith
North Arthur Ave
Pocatello
Tire Department of
Montgomery Wards
John Dwyer
Eighteen Slot Machines Stolen From Boise Shed
Boise police reported that eighteen slot machines valued over $5000 were stolen from a storage shed in the rear of Ivan Winters’ residence last week. Police chief George Haskin noted the loss was discovered Friday morning by Winters.
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Boise
George Haskin
Ivan Winters
Chines
Winters
Unloaded gun kills Caldwell boy in Wilder home
In Caldwell Idaho Arlene Smeed 11 shot and killed his 12 year old brother Vernon with an unloaded gun at the grandparents home in Wilder. The boy died in a Caldwell hospital 45 minutes later. Coroner Talley said no inquest. Both boys are Caldwell residents.
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Caldwell
Ida
Arlene Smeed
Vernon
Ray Luekenga
J. L. Carry
Wilder
William D. Talley
ISC Sees Strong Start Toward Record Enrollment
Registrar Anna B. Capellan reports a good opening for enrollment with one more day of signup planned. If lines stay long into Saturday, Monday may be used. Last year enrollment stood around 1,450. this year an estimated 1,600 to 1,800 is expected.
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ISC
Anna B. Capellan
Albion Pioneer Alice Barrett Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Alice Marsh Barrett 83, longtime Albion resident, died Friday at her home after a prolonged illness. Born April 14, 1865 in Stocksbridge England, she immigrated to the United States in 1885 with Edward B. Barrett. Survived by her husband three daughters Genevieve Harper Anaconda Mont May Ellen Los Angeles Ellen Danner Albion and three sons William Albion Fred Boise Frank Payette. Funeral services to be announced by McCulloch Funeral Home.
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Burley
Alice Marsh Barrett
Pioneer Albion
Albion
McCulloch Funeral Home
Barrett
Stocksbridge
Yorkshire
England
Edward B. Barrett
Barnsley
United States
Pocatello
Plumber Course Open At ISC New Training Track
ISC introduces a one year plumbing and pipefitting course under Roy F Christen sen. He says graduates will quickly find employment and that the program serves national needs as much as dentists do. Prospective students should check the class schedule and contact the vocational department at Idaho College.
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ISC
Roy F. Christensem
Christensen
Idah
Gem County Seeks Man For Sheriff
Gem county commissioners on a Friday sought a successor to Sheriff T. E. Pritchard who resigned to pursue private business. Pritchard left after losing to Orlo Goslin in the Republican primary and cited a Boise business opportunity that would not wait for his term to end.
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Emmett
Ida
Gem County
Friday
T. E. Pritchard
Pritchard
Orlo Goslin
Boise
Idaho potato rumors labeled false on price support
Caldwell Idaho UP report says a major Idaho potato grower buyer and shipper dismiss rumors that growers hoard choice potatoes to gain government price support. Weitz notes No 1s may be sold on open market. No 2s to government. Authorities see no plowing under crops. embargo motives questioned. Porter cites harvest impact on prices and support policy.
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Caldwell
Ida
Idaho
Portland
Ore
George Weitz
Weitz
Lee H. Wagner
California
Wagner
Russell
Houston Chronicle backs Dewey for president
The Houston Chronicle endorsed Governor Thomas E. Dewey and running mate Earl Warren for president, criticizing President Truman as ineffective. It praised Dewey as qualified to lead and urged a change in national administration, citing Jesse H. Jones’s paper-owned stance and history with gov. commerce.
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Houston
Tex
Houston Chronicle
Jesse H. Jones
Secretary of Commerce
Thomas E. Dewey
Afternoon Chronicle
Truman
Dewey
Earl Warren
Jones
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Texas
Mr. Roosevelt
Birth Announcements From Local Hospitals
Birth notices from General Hospital and St. Anthony's Hospital list new additions to families. Sept. 17 Mr. and Mrs. Thayle Byington welcome a boy at 240 North Thirteenth Ave. Sept. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Franckowiak Hanser have a girl. Sept. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Moylan welcome a boy at 652 West Lewis St. Others include the Ponzo girl at Fort Hall and Neider, Lewis, Teton, and Bailey newborns. Building permits note Sydney Talley installing new cement steps at a residence for $200.
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General Hospital
Thayle Byington
North
Thirteenth Ave
Boy
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Stanley Franckowiak
Martin Moylan
West Lewis St
Harry Ponzo
Fort Hall
Boyd Neider
Robert Lewis
Idaho Falls
Frank Teton
George Bailey
North Tenth Ave
Sydney Talley
New Radio Program Begins Friday On Mutual Network
The Episcopal church launches its first regular nationwide radio program this Friday from 8 to 8 30 p m on KEYY Pocatello The Mutual Broadcasting system will carry the feature each week as a social ethical and religious force with the aim of making radio history.
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Episcopal Church
Mutual Broadcasting System
Pocatello
Keyy
Housewife Finds Home Is Flooded
Mrs. E. R. Mooney of 625 North Lincoln Ave reports her home flooded after a hose was run through a screen door while a babysitter was watching after returning home Thursday night. The basement floor and new tile were damaged by the water.
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E. R. Mooney
North
Lincoln Ave
Idaho Opens Parole Camp At Payette Lake
Idaho's first parole camp has opened at Payette Lake near McCall. Lou E. Clapp, chairman of the State Board of Corrections, said nine parolees are at the camp and three more will be sent there this week. The men will clear roads and beaches on state property around the lake as part of a final transition from prison life to society.
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BOISE
Idaho
Payette
Akes
McCall
Lou E. Clapp
State Board of Corrections
Clapp
Idaho cattle and sheep deemed in good condition overall
The U S Department of Agriculture found Idaho cattle at 87 percent of normal and sheep at 87 percent on Sept 1, with August declines and drier ranges increasing fire risk. Cattle and sheep conditions remain generally sound despite a tougher month, with rains needed for moisture.
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Boise
Idaho
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Mont Ewlier
Army Overhauls Promotion System for Enlisted Men
The Army announces a major reform of its enlisted promotion process. New recruit rank replaces buck sergeant, 50 career fields are defined with task-based grading, and broad army-wide exams govern upper NCO promotions. Recruits advance to private in four months, with steps to private first class and corporal after fixed times and tests. Master sergeant now leads to higher warrant grades leading to major pay.
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Washington
J. J. O'Hare
Army General Staff
Army
O’hare
PFC
Masonic Lodge Honors Past Masters Event
Portneuf lodge No. 18 A F and A M observes Past Master's night at the Masonic temple on Wednesday Sept 29. Ladies of Radiant chapter No. 61 O E S will serve dinner at 6 30 p m. Lodge opens 7 30 p m with welcome from J P Halliwell Sr and response by Ray S Hunter.
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Portneuf
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
J. P. Halliwell
Ladies of Radiant
Temple
Mr. Halliwell
Ray S. Hunter
Tommy Reese Enters General Hospital for Treatment
Tom my Reese of 236 North Third Ave entered the General hospital Wednesday for treatment according to his grandmother Mrs May Miller.
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Enteps Hospital
Tommy Reese
North Third Ave
General Hospital
May Miller
Has Operation Carl Rudeen Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
Carl Rudeen underwent an emergency appendectomy in Wen dell on a business trip Wednesday. His condition is reported as good and he is expected to return home in a few days.
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Carl Rudeen
Mercury's long history and modern widespread use
Mercury has been known for at least 2500 years, but its wide use is a development of recent centuries.
Triple Slayer Receives Death in Ohio Electric Chair
Robert Murl Daniels, 24, condemned by a three judge Mansfield Ohio court for the triple cornfield slaying of farm superintendent John Niebel his wife Noranda and daughter Phyllis. Execution date set for January 3. Daniels claimed memory loss and innocence while West had allegedly done the killings.
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Triple Slayer
Ohio
G. E. Kalbfleisch
Daniels
Richland County
Lydon K. Beam
John West
Ohio State
John Niebel
West
Noranda
Phyl
Lis
Niebels
Theodore Lutz
Reformatory
Columbus
Earl C. Ambrose
The
Loren D. Lewis Heads Burley Post
Loren D. Lewis was installed as commander of the Burley post of The American Legion with Dr. Sherman Hawley as first vice president and George Carmody as second vice president. Other officers were Joe Olenslager adjutant Truman Bradley finance officer Adonis Nielson chaplain and W. F. Coon sergeant-at-arms. Senator Henry C. Dworshak spoke before the meeting and pledged support in Legion activities. Refreshments were served by the auxiliary.
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Burley
Loren D. Lewis
American Legion
Sherman Hawley
George Carmody
Joe Olenslager
Truman Bradley
Adonis Nielson
W. F. Coon
I. H. Harris
Lawrence J. Radloff
United States
Henry C. Dworshak
Legion
Auxiliary
Cox Named Charter Delegate for Grand Lodge Odd Fellows
Burley Lloyd Cox was chosen charter delegate to the grand lodge of Odd Fellows for October 17 to 21 with Ted Arbogast and William Core as fellow delegates. George Peacok, grand chaplain, will attend. The selection occurred at a Tuesday night dinner meeting. Jess Anderson, Arbogast, and E N Steelsmith will organize winter socials. Delegates to the Rebekah Assembly include Mrs Hala Lindquist, Mrs Hazel Schwaegler, Mrs Bertha Hunt, and Mrs Cora Johnson. Lindquist has also been elected district deputy president.
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Cora Johnson
Lindquist
Million Dollar Fire Devastates Jerome Grain Elevator
A grain and bean storage fire at a Jerome Farmers' Cooperative elevator caused an estimated 1 million dollars in damage. The blaze drew 6000 residents and neighboring towns, with National Guardsmen guarding the scene as firefighters battled the tall flames and smoke into the morning.
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Jerome
Farmers’ Cooperative
National Guardsmen
Shoshone
Wendell
Twin Falls
New Commander of NOP Expected This Week
Capt. William P. McCarty is due in Pocatello this week to assume command of the naval ordnance plant. He succeeds Capt. C. H. Roper who departed Sept. 8 for Bremerton naval hospital. McCarty moves from the naval gun factory in Washington DC where Capt. W. C. Specht has been acting commander.
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Pocatello
William P. McCarty
Naval Ordnance Plant
C. H. Roper
Bremerton, Wash
Naval Hospital
McCarty
Gate City
Naval Gun Factory
Washington, D. C
W. C. Specht
Roper
Bremerton
Brother Died In Ogden Mr Hawkins Noted Restaurant Owner
Mr and Mrs James E Dean of 1018 North Grant Avenue were summoned to Ogden Thursday by the death of Mrs Deans brother Ross Hawkins a prominent local restaurant owner The text notes a box turtle does not eat for six months after it is shed.
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James E. Dean
North Grant Ave
Ogden
Dean
Ross Hawkins
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Burley Post
Cox
NOP Due
Pioneer Motors
Pioneer Motors CO
N. Arthur
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