LDS Improvement Groups Begin Social Meetings in Blackfoot
Blackfoot wards of the LDS Mutual Improvement Associations held opening social events led by stake officers. Ward leaders include Orson Packham, Annis Call, and Bonnie Jean George with YMMIA and YWMIA heads across Moreland, Groveland, Pingree, Riverside, Wapello, Riverton, Rose, and Blackfoot wards.
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Blackfoot
LDS Ward Mutual Improvement Associations
MIA
Pingree
Stake
Orson Packham
Young Men’s Mia
Willar Wray
Darrell Wilson
Merlin Murdock
Annis Call
Young Women’s Mia
Eunice Cammack
Very Oram
Bonnie Jean George
Verna Scott
Groveland
Guy Mangrum
YWMIA
Lionel Chapman
Keith Herbst
Katie Elison
Barbara Belnap
Arvene Barrus
Betty Herbst
Pingree Ywmia
Dee Winmill
Leon van Orden
Eugene Spackman
Leland Duncan
Ruby Jensen
Eldin Scott
J. E. Byinton
E. J. Carlson
Jeannette Hadley
Garnet Byington
Vera Call
Rita Gerdes
Judson Yancey
Riverton
Evan Mecham
Donald Mecham
Daisy Bell
Marian Yancey
Truly Wright
Eileen Young
The
Rose Ymmia
Dale Jackman
Arthur Perks
LeRoy Christensen
LaVaun Gardner
YMMIA
Viola Hiatt
Bernice Gardner
Betty Randall
Two Cars Damaged In Road Crash East Of Burley
Two cars were badly damaged on a rural stretch about 18 miles east of Burley when a car driven by Robert Hershell Glessner of San Francisco rear ended a car driven by John Victor Yasaitis of Strewell Field. Yasaitis had slowed to turn off the main highway. Glessner could not stop in time.
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Burley
Robert Hershell Glessner
San Francisco
John Victor Yasaitis
Strewell Field
Yasaitis
Glessner
Burns Construction to build Idaho 191 roadbed upgrades
The Idaho public works department awarded Burns Construction Co. of Idaho Falls a contract to build the roadbed drainage structures and asphalt surface on 3.9 miles of U S highway 191 between Idaho Falls and Beeches Corner.
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BOISE
State Public Works Department
Burns Construction Co
Idaho Falls
Beeches Corner
Railroads Seek Eight Percent Freight Rate Boost
Railroads announced they will ask the Interstate Commerce Commission for an eight percent increase on most freight rates. W H Dana, chairman of the western traffic executive committee, said current rates fail to meet railroad revenue needs. The proposal does not presume the wage talks now in progress with five operating unions or the deadlocked negotiations with sixteen non-operating unions.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
W.H. Dana
Western Traffic Executive Committee
Dana
Louisiana bill backs Truman name on November ballot
A legislative committee in Baton Rouge on Thursday approved a bill to restore President Truman’s name to the Louisiana ballot in November, aligning state ballots with federal names and honoring the former president.
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Baton Rouge
LLP
Truman
Louisiana
Change May Be Made In Labor Ruling
Washington reports Rep. Fred A Hartley Jr says the next Congress may be asked to improve Taft Hartley act administration. The joint committee on labor management relations may also seek repeal of the union shop election requirement. Hartley notes the provision compels new workers to join unions within a set period if approved by a majority in NLBR elections.
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Washington
Congress
Fred A. Hartley, Jr
N. J
Joint
Senate
House Committee On Labor-Management Relations
Hartley
House Labor Committee
Joint Committee
National Labor Relations Board
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Renolds
Blackfoot First Ward
Lloyd Renolds
Woodward Thurman
Doyle Jones
LaVern Neeley
Lorraine Jeppson
Myrtle Drolinger
Laura Miles
Verl Horrocks
DeLynn Hepworth
Merlin Farnes
Lynn Spencer
Lila Morrell
Milton B. Weston
Ey Ee Era Ven Ag Vp
Quaker
Quakertrol
Henriksen's Appliance Co
Frigidaire
Henriksen
Labor
Miss Derry
Pocatello
California
Hilton Sky Room
Long Beach Hotel
San Diego
Roof Garden
Los Angeles
Hal Campbells
Rogers Hotel
Whitman
Hotel Whitman
Pocatello, Idaho
Wally Anderson
Last Frontier
Fawson’s
Magnavox
Wilson Symphony
Star
Fawson Music CO
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