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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear figures and labels, with partial symbols and names not fully legible, leaving financial amounts and entities only ambiguously indicated.
Several city churches sponsor weekday vacation schools from June 12 for two weeks, 9 to 11:30 a.m., with four Protestant churches participating. West side hosts two schools. east side by Central Christian church. First Baptist and First Congregational share a union school. Schools stress Christian living using standard materials and welcome all denominations.
The OPA reports June cheese allocations at 67 million pounds versus May 55 million, while civilian butter scarce by 13 million pounds due to army needs. Evaporated milk point value halved as meat is removed from rationing, and juice point changes reflect shortages and faster consumption. Carrots gain zero points. orange juice remains three points per No 2 can.
Seventy students graduated May 19 at the Institute of Musical Art commencement in New York. LaVonne Horsley of Soda Springs completed the singing department and is the daughter of Milo n Horsley. Her relatives Gladys and Dorothy Horsley teach in Pocatello, and her father stands as a Republican candidate for governor.
Readers are urged to make individual pies or tarts rather than full sized pies to avoid leftovers. Small pastries offer portion control and easier sharing, encouraging more home bakers to test new fillings.
The auxiliary to the ORC meets 2:30 p m Friday in WOW hall for initiation and luncheon. City council schedules regular session 8 p m today in the police building. Red Cross executive board meets Friday noon at the Y W C A. Pfc Frank Young returns from North Africa and Italy for furlough. The Bannock county chapter to hold year end meeting.
A series of choral vesper services begins at First Congregational church in Pocatello on Sunday June 11 at 4 p m. The program features ensemble singing directed by Professor W Gibson Walters organ selections by Richard Kerr solo numbers by Mrs J E Schaeffer and violin by Mr Walters.
A quartet of young men are to be arraigned before Justice of the Peace Charles W. Hyde as authorities pursue a possible additional charge based on ongoing questioning. Sheriff Alma Marley noted the inquiry could yield a more serious accusation.
Robert Odette with a lengthy prior record and Frederick A Crawley paid 15 in police court for intoxication while Harry Blood Geil McGuire and Anton Mayer were fined 15 on the same charges by Judge Charles A Bront M Smith faced a stop sign violation at Main and Clark and forfeited a 2.50 bond Laidley Baldwin W E Sherwood and Joseph Christensen also forfeited dollar bonds on charges related to Florence Braga running and a stop sign at Premont.
The event on Saturday features bronc riding steer riding bare back riding and calf roping starting at 2 p m and ends with a dance. Thatcher rodeo grows into a popular county entertainment with Bannock county men as participants. James David Chivera son of H R and Mrs Chivers of 308 South Ninth is in aviation radiomen training at Memphis naval center. Born Idaho Falls he graduated Pocatello high school and joined naval service October 28 1942 after boat training at Farragut.
Daniel Roberts assistant county extension agent announces that poisoned oats to eradicate ground squirrels may be secured by farmers from the county agent office here and at Sam Hargraves store Inkom Big Store McCammon Fackrell store Arimo Armstrong store Robin Thomas mercantile Swan Lake Brady store Virginia Evans
The record lists several businesses including Lumber company at Lava Springs Call's Implement at Bancroft Red and White store at Lund Chris Call's store at Chesterfield Grace Hardware and Menden hall store at Thatcher. The poisoned grain is supplied via the extension service.
Boise Idaho reports higher motor vehicle revenue in 1944 totaling 935,293 dollars despite a registration drop of 2,475 vehicles to 134,237. Ray M. Clark, chief auditor for the state department of law enforcement, notes the gain over 1943 receipts for a similar period.
Registered heavy trucks for licensing fees by gross weight. passenger cars rise by 536 to 98,078. farm trucks drop 579 to 20,315. farm trailers fall from 8,865 to 6,535 year over year.
A historical note states that about one seventh of the total area of Ireland consists of peat bog. The statistic highlights the vast expanse of bogland across the country and its potential uses.
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