Rotary Welcomes Richard Wells as New International President
Members of the Pocatello Rotary club hosted a luncheon at the Bannock hotel honoring Mr. and Mrs. Wells and photographed with Richard H. Wells, Rotary International president elect. Walter H. Cleare praised Wells, predicting Rotary’s influence at the peace table and world affairs, as Wells plans extensive travels through the Americas, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. Local guests and regional figures attended the program, including E. R. Prevor of Simplot and Edward Nunn in charge, with speakers and visitors from Casper, Twin Falls, Lewiston, Salt Lake, Wenatchee, Brigham City, and more.
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Pocatello Rotary Club
Rotary International
Richard H. Wells
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Wells
Mr. Wells
Walter H. Cleare
Pocatello Club
Utah-Idaho
Cleare
Rotary
Cleave
Central
South America
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Canada
Mexico
New Brunswick
E. R. Prevor
Simplot Company
Idaho
Edward Nunn
Fred M. Manning
Casper
Measure Proposes Draft of Women Into Armed Forces
Washington (4) Drafting of single unemployed women between 20 and 35 into the armed forces was proposed by Representative Celler. He cited 590 000 such women and urged that law compel recruitment if officials fail to persuade women of America of the need.
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Washington
Representative Celler
D-N.y
Celler
Armed Services
America
Weather Forecast for Pocatello Tonight
Occasional light rain expected tonight with little temperature change. Data from the Weather Bureau at Pocatello Airport covers the 24 hour period ending noon June 1 with high 69 and low around 40, 24 hour precipitation 0.55 inches, month-to-date 0.55 inches.
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Pocatello
United States Department of Commerce Weather Bureau
Pocatello Municipal
New Arrivals Births Listed at General and St. Anthony Hospitals
Births at General hospital include a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Lester D. Willard. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. King. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Andy Newsom. and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Christensen. At St. Anthony hospital on Wednesday a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Curl and daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Stoddart and Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Butterfield. on Tuesday a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Hartgrave.
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General Hospital
Lester D. Willard
North Eleventh
Joseph O. King
North Grant
Andy Newsom
Jefferson
Arvin Christensen
St. Anthony Hospital
John Curl
North Thirteenth
Earl C. Stoddart
Richland Avenue
Laurance Butterfield
James Hartgrave
South Fourth
General's Son Dies in Italian Tank Action
Lt. Allen Tupper Brown, son of Mrs. George C. Marshall, chief of staff, was killed in a tank action near Cam Italian front. He is survived by his widow Madge Shedden of New York City and a two-year-old son. His mother wed Marshall in 1930.
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Washington
Allen Tupper Brown
George C. Marshall
Army
Cam
Italy
War Department
Brown
Madge Shedden
New York City
Marshal
Planes set May record with 148000 allied flights
Allied air forces conducted 148000 sorties in May across western and southern targets including Hamm Osnabruck Schwerte Soest and the Proesti oil works in Romania. U S bombers and escorts destroyed 896 enemy aircraft that month while losses topped 287 heavy bombers and 153 fighters.
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Hamm
Osnabruck
Schwerte
Soest
Proesti
Romania
U.S
Idaho Dental Association Opens 25th Annual Convention
Seventy five members of the Idaho State Dental association opened their twenty fifth annual convention in Idaho Falls this morning. Presiding was Dr. W D Lyons of Pocatello state president who introduced the first speaker Mayor E W Fanning.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho State Dental Association
W. D. Lyons
Pocatello
E. W. Fanning
Woman Denies Charge in Heinz Custody Case
In Los Angeles Elizabeth Bald Heinz testified that husband Clifford S. Heinz Jr. kicked and punched her during a dispute over feeding their son Ford S. Heinz III, now four. She denied signing agreements to surrender custody for money to buy antiques and said the signatures on two such documents were not hers.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Bald Heinz
Clifford S. Heinz, Jr
Clifford S. Heinz
Heinz
Baltimore
Veteran Writer Mary McFadden Dies at 70 in Idaho
Mary D. McFadden, 70, once a prominent Minnesota and Duluth newspaper writer, died of a heart attack at her sister's Grangeville home. She began at the Minneapolis Times in 1898, later wrote a Duluth News Tribune column, supported woman suffrage, and spent the last 20 years contributing to magazines. Her home was listed as New York.
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Minneapolis
Mary D. McFadden
J. D. Shinnick
Grangeville
Idaho
Miss McFadden
Mineapolis Times
Duluth News Tribune
New York
Rainfall Totals and Weather Notes For Pocatello Area
Rain showers in Pocatello and vicinity brought total rainfall of 0.78 inches over Tuesday to Wednesday, with 0.24 inches from Tuesday noon to Wednesday noon and 0.55 inches from Wednesday noon to Thursday noon. Temperatures ranged from 39 to 73 degrees, aiding farmers and victory gardeners. Idaho Potato Shippers case settlement discussed with WLB adviser. Rep Dworshak expects a decision soon.
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Pocatello
Victory
Idaho Potato Shippers
White
Vinson
Idaho Shippers
War Labor Board
Dworshak
Idaho
WLB
Idahoans Seek Settlement in Washington Meeting
Representative White of Idaho conferred with Stabilization Director Fred M. Vinson to discuss securing a settlement in a pending federal matter. The talks aim to resolve key issues affecting Idaho.
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Washington
Representative White
Idaho
Fred M. Vinson
Daughters Born to Three Local Families Today
Daughters arrived today at St. Anthony to each of three couples, Mr and Mrs Julian Robig of 534 North Arthur, Mr and Mrs Irwin Crane of 1045 South Third, and Mr and Mrs Harold H Southworth of Inkom.
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St. Anthony
Julian Robig
North Arthur
Irwin Crane
South Third
Harold H. Southworth
Inkom
Attorney Charges Payroll Racket In Boston Shipyard
U S Attorney Edmund J Brandon said 137 shipyard workers were arrested in what he called the worst payroll racket of the war. Most were within draft age and accused of conspiracy or false claims, with some earning 75 to 100 dollars weekly by padding payroll accounts. FE A Soucy said FBI investigators posed as welders during weeks of surveillance.
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Boston
U.S
Edmund J. Brandon
Brandon
FE. A. Soucy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Soucy
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