Malad High School Holds 1964 Graduation
Dr. Robert Hosack of the University of Idaho delivered the commencement address at Malad High School in the Blake Tabernacle. Principal Ralph Harding presided and W. P. Garst presented diplomas to the class of 64 graduates, listing 70 names among the attendees.
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Malad
Robert Hosack
University of Idaho Moscow
Malad High School
Malad ‘Blake Tabernacle
Ralph Harding
W. P. Garst
Board of Education
Reed Adams
Marvin Anderson
Melden Baker
Cleve Bolingbroke
Hilda Clark
Lorraine Clark
Eugene Colton
Willian Colton, Jr
Rosemary Crowther
Wesley Crowther
Helen Daniels
Edward Davis
Edison Evans
Wilkna Evans
Demona Facer
Bernard Gardner
Dorothy Gives
Martin Goddard
Joyce Harding
Stanley Harris
Deloss Harrison
Lynn Hess
Bessie Hill Nelson
Nolan Jensen
Bord John
Carol Jones
Blair Jones
Jerry Jones
Lamont Jones
Dickie Harrell
Los Angeles
Donald Brooks
Young Harrell
Funeral services for Victor Green held in McCammon
Victor Rob ert Green 35 died Thursday at Richland Washington. funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. at McCammon high school with Bishop Verl Hall officiating. Friends may visit at Hall mortuary and at the parents' home in McCammon before the service. Interment at Mountain View cemetery Pocatello. Arthur W Hall mortuary directed arrangements.
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Victor Robert Green
Richland
Wash
McCammon High School
Verl Hall
McCammon Ward
LDS Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Pocatello
Arthur W Hall
Funeral services for Delbert Drury Talbot
Delbert Drury Talbot 39 dies Saturday. Funeral set for 1 p.m. Tuesday at First Ward L D S chapel with Bishop H G West officiating. Friends may call at sister Mrs Frank McNabb 314 South Tenth from 9 a.m. until service. Interment Mountainview Cemetery by Arthur W Hall mortuary.
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Delbert Drury Talbot
L. D
H. G. West
Notes for diplomacy open door to talks between superpowers
Columnists note a Moscow note exchange signals willingness to negotiate and set writing over talk. Lawrence and Lippmann see a possible Cold War truce and return to formal diplomacy, while Stokes and Eleanor Roosevelt question Soviet moves and aim.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
David Lawrence
Walter Lippman
Thomas Stokes
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter Bidell Smith
Molotov
Lawrence
Lippmann
Truman
Diplomacy debates and Russia motives in UN reform talks
Lippmann emphasizes written notes for precise diplomacy while Mrs. Roosevelt criticizes Soviet tactics. Stokes and Lawrence clash over Molotovs offer and Western arms policy. A 16-senator plan to reshuffle the United Nations without a veto is deemed dangerous. Marquis Childs notes two camps backing reform: idealists and anti Russian pragmatists.
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Lippmann
Lippman
Molotov
Stokes
Russia
United States
Lawrence
United Nations
Soviet Union
Samuel Grafton
Europe
France
Italy
Marquis Childs
Marshal
Sen
Arthur Vandenberg
Childs
Senate
Roosevelt
Oneida District To Hold Election
Malad May be held on June 1 a special school election by the county wide Class A district established under the state reorganization law. A five mill levy is asked in addition to existing authority. total district levy would be 17 mills. The 172 mill rate would yield about 76222 dollars. Board estimates 1948 49 budget at 167436 with 85423 from state and county apportionments. Voting places: St. John Samaria Holbrook Stone and Malad Farm Shop Building. Polls open 2 to 5 p.m.
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St. John, Samaria
Holbrook
Stone
Malad
Births at St Anthony Hospital Record Two Newborns
Marie and Jesse Barnard of Blackfoot welcomed a boy born May 30. Lila and Bob Collings of Inkom welcomed a boy born May 29.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Marie
Jesse Barnard
Lila and
Bob Collings
United States accuses Lebanon of breaking international law
The United States charged Lebanon with violating international law over the seizure of 41 Jewish Americans from the Marine Carp off Beirut. Washington demanded immediate release while preparing terms for their return, calling Lebanon's explanation unsatisfactory. The captives were seized May 12 and Lebanon had refused unconditional release.
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Washington
United States
Lebanon
State Department
Beirut
U.S
Lowell Pinkerton
Marine Carp
Pepsi-Cola Treasure Top Sweepstakes Promises 25000 First Prize
The advertisement touts a nationwide Family Sweepstakes with a 25000 cash prize as top award. It urges frequent entries and claims 51 monthly cash prizes plus big national prizes. It invites readers to look under bottle caps for Treasure Certificates.
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Pepsi-Cola
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