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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1944

Page

2

Child Center Survey Opens in Pocatello

Miss Ann O Leary and George N Green lead a city wide survey to assess need for a preschool child care center for working mothers in Pocatello. The group will contact women at the railroad, air field, naval plant, and businesses to gauge demand, with possible FWA funded nursery if needed.

Ann O'Leary Boise War Production Board the Elks Naval Ordnance Plant Pocatello Army Airfield Board of Education Miss O'Leary George N. Green William Cox War Manpower Commission Karns Wave L. P. Williams Paul Nash Chamber of Commerce Naval Plant Pocatello Federal Works Agency

Students Present Modern Program At Rotary Meeting

At the Rotary luncheon Louis Wirtz of Des Moines Iowa presented with Joyce Gordon Pocatello Kirkham Shelley and Bill Wood Wallace. The group from Idaho Southern V-12 showcased modern American music and Harpo Marx style. Rotarians heard guests W L Beers Boise Weston M C Claar and Lt jg Melvin J Stephenson and J W Priestly. Lee Ragsdale will speak December 14.

Rm Seales Louis Wirtz Des Moines Iowa Joyce Gordon Pocatello Bob Kirkham Shelley Bill Wood Wallace Idaho Southern Wirtz Miss Gordon Kirkham Wood Harpo Marx Rotarians W. L. Beers Weston M. C. Claar Boise Idaho Woolgrowers Association Melvin J. Stephenson Clarence Stephenson J. W. Priestly Boulder Colo

DeMolay to Confer Chevalier Award

Fred Roberts former Pocatello DeMolay councillor will receive the Chevalier Award Sunday December 10. The advisory council will confer the honor at 6 p.m. at the Masonic temple with DeMolay members invited to attend and a regular meeting to follow at 7 p.m. All members are urged to attend both events.

Fred Roberts Pocatello DéMolay Advisory Council Fred Haaeen Poesy P.m Masonic

Fisherman Reels 31 Pound Trout Duo At Henrys Lake

State Hatchery Assistant Roscoe Hix says a fisherman caught a 14.5 pound trout in Henrys Lake where the limit is 15 pounds plus one fish. He cast again and landed a 16.5 pound trout for a total of 31 pounds all legal.

Roscoe Hix Henry’s Lake

Idaho Legal Ad Schedules Public Notice

Legal advertisement from Idaho noting a public notice entry on Tuesday January 6th 1045 at 5 00 p m by W D SERVICE pein describing a formal notice and filing requirements.

Idaho

Superfortress Demonstrates Fully Automated B 29 Turrets

New York reports the B 29 Superfortress uses electronic “brains” to aim and fire turrets without direct human control. Two turrets at the Waldorf Astoria exhibit a pressurized, heated cockpit where operators guide guns by red-spot sighting and computer calculations of distance, speed, and altitude.

New York Waldorf Astoria Hotel RAF General Electric Company 26 Ethene Ch of

British Parliament Members Include Lady Astor and Beatrice Rathbone

The parliament features two American born women, veteran Lady Astor and 30 year old Beatrice Rathbone, among its members.

Lady Astor Beatrice Rathbone

Eyesight Returns To Accident Victim Judy Koch

Seven year old Judy Ann Koch who lost her sight saving a dog from a car in Cleveland regained some vision today. Doctors found no medical reason for the recovery, while her mother credited prayers and good thoughts from friends nationwide.

Cleveland Judy Ann Koch Clyde Och Judy Lakewood Hospital

Wac Enlistees to Get Christmas at Home

Lt. Richard L. Hendee of the intermountain WAC recruiting service says women who enlist will not miss Christmas or New Year. Enlistees will be admitted now and sent to basic training at Fort Des Moines, Indiana, in the second week of January.

Richard L. Hendee Intermountain WAC Pocatello U. S. Army Post Office Idaho Falls Women’s Army Corps Women's Army Corps Ft. Des Moines

Eaton Leaves For Texas

Col. Jolly Eaton commanding officer of the Pocatello army air field since 1944 has been transferred to a new assignment. He left for Texas today and previously led the field through a transition to fighter pilot training and a joint Mexican American air program. He saluted field personnel and citizens for their loyalty and cooperation.

Jolly L. Eaton Pocatello Army Air Field San Francisco New York City Eaton Gratest Detroit Army Col. Eaton United States Pocatello Cinity Second Air Force

Pocatellan Promoted to Technical Sergeant

Garfield Idaho announces the promotion of Pocatello resident Pocatellan to technical sergeant. A radio operator and aerial gunner, he served six months overseas with a B 25 Mitchell group and flew 30 combat missions. He earns the Distinguished Unit badge with oak leaf cluster for two citations of his unit for accuracy and destruction at Rome and Florence railyards.

Garfield, Pocatello Ida War Department Carter Mediterranean Rome Florence

Rotary International Chief Heads to Vancouver Visit

Northwest region head Richard H. Wells, president of Rotary International, flies Sunday to Vancouver to visit Rotary clubs in northwestern Canada and the United States. He plans to return to Pocatello for Christmas holidays.

Richard H. Wells Rotary International Vancouver B. C Canada United States Pocatello

Newly Born Baby Found Fatally Injured in Seattle Trash

The coroner said a newborn's body, about an hour old, was found in a Seattle business district trash container. The infant's skull was crushed and a sharp object struck it thirteen times, likely with a long heavy pin, with three punctures entering the heart.

Seattle C. L. Harris Gale Wilson

USO Hut News Highlights Soldiers Birthdays and Visits

Pvt George Phillips son of Mr and Mrs W L Phillips celebrated his 30th birthday on Pearl Harbor Day with cakes sent by his mother and wife for furlough boys at the USO Hut in town. Cpl Dick T Clark, 22, marked the day with a cake from his mother in law as he serves after training and battles in Guam.

George Phillips W. L. Phillips W. Bonneville Pearl Harbor Alberta Morton) Phillips Rolly Janet George Pocatello High School Idaho Southern Stanford Moscow Pocatello New York City General McArthur New Guinea Cpl Dick T. Clark H. C. Cutler City Marines San Diego States Guam Harry Carahoff Portland Cheyenne Louise M. Carahoff Carahoff Australia Fort Oglethorpe Georgia Hel Stocks M. B. Stocks N. Harrison Fort Riley Kansas John T. Tiede American Falls Ray E. Newbould Norma Newbould South Tenth Ray Air Force France Danny Ray Newbould

Veterans Hut News and Service Members Visit Highlights

A Florida reader recounts wartime visits to the USO Hut in Pocatello. Soldiers, sailors, and fliers stop for hospitality during furloughs, with notable mentions of Har vard training notes and a Notre Dame football trip.

Good Deeds of the Grimes Span War and USO

Mr and Mrs Allen Grimes settled in Pocatello and did generous deeds for neighbors. During the war their acts multiplied as the couple served servicemen, with a western daily noting Mrs Grimes pouring coffee at the USO Hut in Pocatello on October 25.

Allen Grimes Pocetello Vicksburgers

Canadian Flight Lieutenant Mor ton Visits USO Hut on Pearl Harbor Day

Veteran Canadian air force pilot Alfred Stanley Morton, injured in a crash near the German border and honorably discharged, visited the USO Hut at the U P station. He toured the United States en route to Toronto after five years of service and five months in hospital. Morton, once organist at Knox United Church in Toronto, played piano for hut visitors and planned to hear the tabernacle organ in Salt Lake City before continuing home. He bears the Mediterranean ribbon and a purple heart with maple leaf.

USO U.P Pearl Harbor Alfred Stanley Morton Lieutenant Morton Toronto Knox United Church Morton Salt Lake City Gordon Alexander LDS Tabernacle Oronto Conservatory of Music States

Keystone Lodge No 81 Holds Annual Election

Keystone lodge No 81 AF and AM elected H R Flint as worshipful master after EB L Dale. New officers include Wendell W Wilson senior warden Edwin J Nunn junior warden Clarence E Rush treasurer Roy G Train secretary Gordon Lyon Healy and Fred Barnes previously long serving treasurer and secretary. Installation set for Friday night with E L Dale district deputy grand master leading assisted by Willis Bassett. Dinner at 6 30 p.m. invitation extended to all master masons.

Keystone Lodge No AF & AM Masonic Temple H. R. Flint EB. L. Dale Wendell W. Wilson Edwin J. Nunn Clarence E. Rush Roy G. Train Rush Lyon Healy Train Fred Barnes E. L. Dale Willis Bassett Keystone

Three Times Or More And The Military Cross Honor

The Military Cross, ranking just below the Victoria Cross as a supreme British honor, is highlighted as a symbol awarded for valor. The text notes its status as the second highest decoration in the British honors system.

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