Class of 164 Graduates At Idaho Southern University
Rev George J Weber of Salt Lake City delivered the baccalaureate at Idaho Southern University to a 164 graduating class in Frazier hall. He urged morality and inner values while recalling his service to 700 soldiers heading to Bataan and Corregidor. Commencement will be Thursday at 10 am with William W Hall Jr of the College of Idaho as principal speaker.
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George J. Weber
First Congregational Church
Salt Lake City
Frazier Hall
Idaho Southern University
Weber
Bataan and Corregidor
111Th Cavalry
New Mexico
Pharmacy
Mendelssohn
Grieg
William W. Hall, Jr
College of Idaho At
Caldwell
Consumers Groups Meet Wednesday in Bannock Hotel
A public meeting on the consumers' program of civilian defense will be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Bannock hotel Pioneer room. Justin C. Stewart from the Denver office will discuss price ceilings and consumer issues. Local and agency chairmen from Bannock and nearby areas are urged to attend with council members, civilians, and retailers invited. A no host dinner at 6 p.m. precedes the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock Hotel
Pioneer Room
Paul de F. Mortimore
Bannock County
Civilian Defense Council
Justin C. Stewart
Office of Production Administration
Denver
Bannock
Power
Caribou
Bear Lake
Franklin
Oneida
Fort Hall Agnecy
Jess Hawley
Idaho State Council of Defense
C. E. Arney
Supreme Court extends wage hour rules to building maintenance
The Supreme Court ruled that federal wage hour law covers workers in building maintenance and operations serving tenants who produce goods for interstate commerce. The Justice Department estimated about 75,000 custodial and maintenance employees are affected, broadening minimum wage and maximum hour coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
World’s largest puzzle delays on gas rationing cards
400000 gasoline rationing cards from Washington spilled from boxes and mixed up en route to issuing motorists starting May 12. An official warned it will take weeks to straighten them out. In Philadelphia five marines study Japanese with instructor Sannosuke Yamamoto, learning to say good morning and goodbye as they prepare to face Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Washington
Philadelphia
Tokyo
Montezuma
Tripoli
Sannosuke Yamamoto
Murrey Marder
Temple Wedding Seals Marriage of Phyllis Ruth Marley
Phyllis Ruth Marley the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Marley of 1433 South Fourth avenue wed La Wayne Chapman son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chapman of Blackfoot in the L D S temple in Logan on Thursday May 28. Phyllis Ruth Marley taught in Groveland and her bridegroom works in the agronomy department at the University of Idaho. The couple plans to reside in Moscow after a trousseau tea hosted by Mrs. Marley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Marley
South Fourth Avenue
Phyllis Ruth
Wayne Chapman
Samuel Chapman
Blackfoot
L. D. S. Temple
Logan
Marley
Hem
Pocatello High School
Idaho Southern University
Chapman
Groveland
Blackfoot High School
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Mrs Nelson Hosts O M Club Luncheon at West Lander
Mrs T E Nelson hosted the O M club at her West Lander home with guests Mrs M M Rabourn and Mrs Raymond Weiss. Members present included Mrs George Henson Mrs Joseph Lepak Mrs H W Brown Mrs Bert Strom and Mrs Maurice T Sheehan. Bridge honors were shared by Henson Rabourn and Weiss. The Hood family visited, including Emmett Hood and his sons John and Emmett Jr plus Katherine Hood of Twin Falls. Mrs D Worth Clark plans a summer stay in Caldwell with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Rabourn
Raymond Weiss
T. E. Nelson
O. M. Club
West Lander
George Henson
Joseph Lepak
H. W. Brown
Bert Strom
Maurice T. Sheehan
Henson
Rabourn
Weiss
John Hoods
Emmett Hood
John and
Emmett, Jr
Mr. Hood
Miss Katherine Hood
Twin Falls
Party Honors Guest in Idaho Falls Luncheon
Mrs. William Beasley hosted a dessert luncheon Friday at her East Center home honoring Mrs. David Lee of Idaho Falls. Rose buds in iridescent bubble bowls decorated the tables as guests included Mrs. Henry Henricyson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beasley
East Center
David Lee
Idaho Falls
Henry Henricyson
Henry
Dinner Party Hosts Graduates Before Commencement
Jack Streckenfinger hosted a dinner at his home for high school graduates. Guests included Frances Weiss Beverly Ashton Constance Almond Betty Jean Frye John Higginbottom Robert Jenson and Max Golightly who each received gifts. The Pocatello Pioneer Women's club plans a memorial service and pot luck luncheon at 1 30 in the K of P hall 134 South Garfield. The Radiant Evening club meets Tuesday at 8 with Miss Dorothy Brown hosting assisted by Mrs Maudine Staniford and Mrs Elaine Seavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Streckenfinger
Frances Weiss
Beverly Ashton
Constance Almond
Betty Jean Fve
John Higginbottom
Robert Jensen
Max Golightly
Jack
Pocatello Pioneer Women's Club
K of P
South Garfield Avenue
Dorothy Brown
North Twelfth Avenue
Maudine Staniford
Elaine Seavers
Ladies Honor Card Party Hosts and Prizes Noted
A social afternoon featured a card gathering hosted by Mrs. Amundsen and other ladies including Mrs. James Mitchell and Mrs. John Smith. Prizes went to Mrs. Eleas high and Mrs. Johnson low, with Mrs. Lee receiving a handkerchief shower.
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Amundsen
James Mitchell
John Smith
Fred Stoll
John Johnson
Gerald Eleas
Carl Chenoweth
Oram McOmber
Lee Hurst
J. E. Johnson
Eleas. High
Johnson Low
Lee
Dancing Party Honors Miss Weiss Before Move
Frances Weiss and her parents are leaving for Cheyenne Wyoming. Betty Jean Pye Shirley Carter and Jack Streckenfinger hosted a dancing party at Trinity parish house with lilacs spirea and tulips decorating the hall. A going away gift was presented and refreshments served. About 25 couples attended the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Weiss
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Betty Jean Pye
Shirley Carter
Jack Streckenfinger
Trinity Parish House
Daughter Born In Los Angeles
Birth announced for a daughter born May 29 to Mr and Mrs H S Shackleton of Los Angeles. Mrs Shackleton was formerly Phyllis Young of Porcal tello. Mrs E P Young left Thursday to visit in California as several Pocatellans depart for Grangeville Idaho for the Idaho PEO Sisterhood state convention to be held June 4 5 and 6 Delegates listed from Chapter K and AK with officers and representatives named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Shackleton
Los Angeles
Shackleton
Phyllis Young
Porcatello
E. P. Young
California
Pocatellans
Grangeville
Idaho
PEO
Sisterhood of
Chapter K
Isaac FE. McDougall
Harlie Wilkins
Chapter AK
E. E Moberly
C. G. Billmeyer
Martha Chris
Parties Compliment Miss Carver and Miss Wenger with Weddings Events
Miss Hazle Carver, bride of the week, and Miss Elma Wenger with Miss Ardis Schwarz hosted a supper bridge and shower at the H L Austin home on South Twelfth avenue. Guests included Misses Freddie Jo Moser Lynn Werrich Melba Hazelbak er Bessie Williams Irene Pendlebury Lois Wenger and Alice May Anderson. Eighteen guests attended the bridge in honor of the bride elect at the Tolman home hosted by Mrs Verdus Robbins and Mrs Ernest Tolman. Dee King, son of Mr and Mrs F C King of Inkom, returned from Camp San Luis Obispo California for a seven day furlough. The WBA Westway club will meet Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs J E Kinnersley’s home 586 West Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazle Carver
Elma Wenger
Ardis Schwarz
H. L. Austin
South Twelfth Avenue
Freddie Jo Moser
Lynn Werrich
Melba Hazelbaker
Bessie Williams
Irene Pendlebury
Lois Wenger
Alice May Anderson
Verdus Robbins
Ernest Tolman
Tolman
Fires claim two chances to save Mrs Knowles in Hartford
Hartford residents recount a deadly fire at Mrs M J Knowles home where firemen carried her from a third floor bedroom. After signs said the blaze was out she returned to bed and the fire rekindled, this time firefighters again carried her down the ladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
M. J. Knowles
Warden reports inmate support for war effort at Leavenworth
Warden Robert Hudpeth notes inmates at the Leavenworth federal penitentiary have cooperated with the war effort by purchasing war bonds totaling 43000 dollars and making donations to support the cause.
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Leavenworth
Eas
Robert Hudpeth
Federal Penitentiary
Local charity drives and a rural horned poultry tale
Contributions totaling 807.24 to Red Cross relief 167 to Salvation Army 146.75 to army relief and 124.05 to USO are noted by Hudspeth along with blood bank donations. In Clay Center Harlan Perrill uses a French horn to imitate a locomotive whistle to herd restless chickens into the coop at night.
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Red Cross War Relief
Salvation Army War Fund
Army Relief
USO
Hudspeth
Clay Center
Kas.t
Harlan Perrill
Magistrate Offers Mild Choice For Parking Tickets
In Philadelphia Magistrate John J. O Malley faces a motorist charged with ignoring six parking tickets. He gives a choice of 150 dollars or 30 days in jail, reflecting a terse municipal justice approach. In Indiana Mrs. C E Brady weighs sugar for rationing but mixes salt with sugar. she loses stamps, corrects the books, and receives new rationing books.
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Philadelphia
John J. O’malley
Booras Hospitalized After Repeated Traffic Injuries
Thomas Booras has been hospitalized for the third time in four months due to traffic injuries not caused by him. He was hit by a car while crossing the street in a string of incidents that began with two bus accidents. Police in Dallas pursued a suspicious vehicle, firing three shots at the fleeing car, two hitting the rear tires and one puncturing the gas tank. The navy had previously rejected him for poor eyesight.
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Miami
Fila
Thomas Booras
Dallas
Lee May
Navy
Chestnut Bread Varieties Stir European Markets
In parts of Europe a bread made from chestnuts gains interest among bakers and consumers. Local producers promote chestnut flour as a gluten free option and a seasonal staple amid rising grain costs.
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Europe
U Boats Sink 231 Ships in Western Atlantic Total
Allied and neutral ships in the Gulf of Mexico Caribbean area faced heavy submarine attacks last month. U boats totaled 231 sinkings in the western Atlantic from Canada to South America, with 13 in the gulf Caribbean sector. Navy reports show 17 sinkings that week and four more ships lost yesterday.
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New York
Gulf of Mexico-Caribbean
Atlantic
Canada
South America
Gulf- Caribbean
Caribbean
Gulf
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Blakeley
Brazil
Commandante Lyra
Snow to Rain Ratio Cited as Ten Inches Equals One Inch
The report notes a traditional snowfall to rainfall conversion where ten inches of snow equate to one inch of water content. It frames this as a general rule used in forecasting and weather discussions.
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ISU
Frazier Auditorium
Broadeas Law
Cyvae
Cardinals
Halliwell Park
S.L. Bees
Anid
Eaceria
Myra Kane Mullen
F. C. Paulsen
Omaha
Pocatello
Byron Downard
Salt Lake
Ruth Ann
Pomona College
Claremont
Mrs. Nelson
Mrs. D. Worth Clark
Sweater Girl
Associated Apparel Manufacturers
Lose
Beryl Wallace
Miss Carver
Dee King
F. C. King
Inkom
Camp San Luis Obispo
W.ba. Westway
J. E Kinnersley
West Maple
Burlington
Lake Garda
Connecticut
Fort Leavenworth
Kansa
Francis E. Ulmer
William H. Gill
Sunday Ulmer
Jack Rowland
Roy
Pinkerton School
Wabash, Ind
C. E. Brady
M.C.P
Groclas
Fargo- Wilson- Wells Co
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