Red and Blue Day at Pocatello High School
Pocatello High School celebrates Red and Blue Day with a costume contest preliminaries and an assembly. Students parade at 1 30 led by the high school band and Pep club, with floats and decorations judged for cash prizes. The football game features queen Robette Beuhler, and the day ends with the Boys Council Mixer and a school dance.
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Mercer
Gledhill
Sparks
Tallmadge
Butler
Whitlow
Boise Braves
Pocatello Indians
Glindeman
Huntsman
Frank Dixon
Mater Poky High
Girls’ Council
Chamber of Commerce III
Pep Club
Bobette Buehler
Robette Beuhler
Kay Jean Watson
Mary Ellen Dalton
June Panopolas
Joyce McPhie
Judy Winderbottom
Gary Howard
Idaho Non-Farm Jobs Rise Amid Resource Expansion
Idaho non agricultural employment grew in the last ten years with a 1.4 percent rise in a 30 day period. August total reached 126 400 up from 124 600 in July as resource development spurred industries. Despite a three percent drop from last year the level remains high with lumber and communication sectors easing disputes and adding listings.
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Idaho
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
The
Bureau
Obituary notices for Herbert Howell and Wilfred Emond
Funeral services were held for Herbert S Howell 56 at the Downard chapel with LDS Church leaders in charge and Carpenters Local 1258 pallbearers. Later a burial at Sugar City followed dedication of the grave. Wilfred M Emond 21 died in a automobile accident and was honored with a Requiem Mass at St Anthony church and full V F W burial honors at Mountainview cemetery.
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Herbert S. Howell
Herbert Smith Howell
S. Garfield
Downard Chapel
Henry G. West
Ward
LDS Church
L. R. Stewart
William O. Tolman
Relief Society Chorus
Helen Harper
Jane Wynn
Ray Horrocks
Carpenters Local
Elmer Wiker
George W. Johnson
Guy Snyder
del Lish
Lee Ainsworth
Andrew Ranstrom
Sugar City
Tobias Furness
Eleventh Ward Relief Society
Loraine Wigand
Mabel Dice
Mae Reed
Mary Garvin
Downard Funeral Home
Wilfred M. Emond
Wilfred Melvin Emond
Wilfred F. Emond
Wayne Ave
St. Anthony Church
J. M. McGowan
Jerome Crandall
Bob Davis
H. A. Messick
Hugh McGonigle
Tom Sanford
C. L. Erickson
Academy Alumni Plan Observance of Fiftieth Anniversary
Alumni directors of the Idaho unit of Idaho State college plan an early fiftieth anniversary observance in 1951. Theo J. Turner of Pocatello alumni president and E. M. Miller of Idaho Falls, a director, led a committee after a Thursday meeting. The 1901 Idaho legislature established the Academy of Idaho at Pocatello, which evolved into Idaho State college.
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Academy of Idaho
Idaho State College
Theo J. Turner
Pocatello
E. M. Miller
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Academy of Idaho At
Record St Anthony Hospital gives birth announcement and licenses
News of record lists the arrival of a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Shipley of 611 Wayne on September 22. Marriage licenses show Floyd L Buckendorf 22 and Miram Depp 19 both of Poca tello. A note mentions the Indians of Todos Santos Guatemala as potential Uncle Sam cartoon subjects.
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St. Anthony Hospital
James Shipley
Wayne
News of
Floyd L. Buckendorf
Miram Depp
Pocatello
Todos Santos
Guatemala
Farragut Section To Be Divided Among States
A former naval training station at Farragut Idaho may be set aside as a wildlife refuge after a meeting involving officials from Idaho Oregon Montana and Sc ton to divide the 4000 acre reservation. About 4000 items of property will be distributed with Idaho receiving 40 percent and each of the other three states 20 percent.
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Farragut
Ida
Idaho
Scton
Oregon
Montana
Farragut Reservation
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Pocatello High School
Henry
Tari
Mary Carolyn Weller
Nancy
E. Bushmiller
Pohieg
Lis
Pocatello Flour Mills
Eve“Ron
Globe A
Mary Lee Taylor
Sego Milk Products Co
West First South St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hewlett’s
Hunt
Prem
Swift
Highlander’s
Peterson's
Wilson
Armour’s Brick Chili
Green Bell Peppers
Heavy Meat
Hubbard Squash
Halliday
U. S
Academy
Arey At
Reae
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