Adventure Books Plentiful at Pocatello Library
Ruth Stowell highlights a new library selection for older youths featuring titles such as Two Lands for Ming by Virginia Fowler and Stanley Chintells, Trouble for Jerry by Doris Gates, Mike Maroney, Raider by David Lavender, The Half Penny Adventure by A H Seaman, Peggy Goes Overseas by Emma Bugbee, Daughter of Thunder by Grace Moon, Big Wheels Rolling by Eugenia Stone, and Patriot in the Saddle by J C Nolan.
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Public Library
Virginia Fowler
Stanley Chin
China
America
Jerry
Doris Gates
Mike Maroney
Raiker
David Lavender
Mike
A. H. Seaman
Peggy
Emma Bugbee
Grace Moon
Eugenia Stone
California
Tiny Katty
Albion Teachers Get Placements in 1946
Prof John C Werner director of training at Albion State Normal reports Albion class of 1946 will earn about sixty thousand dollars next school year from teaching positions. He notes the figure excludes certificates after summer sessions and transfers to higher paying jobs in September. Most seniors signed contracts, many teaching in Idaho with urgent hiring needs from Montana Nevada Oregon and Washington.
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Albion, Ida
John C. Werner
Albion State Normal
Albion
Werner
Idaho
Albion Placement Bureau
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Cuban Election Yields Large Turnout in Havana
More than two million Cubans cast votes on Saturday in a national election marked by the Superior Electoral Board as one of Cuba’s quietest days. Electors chose 66 representatives for half the house, one senator, 126 mayors, and over 2,000 municipal councilmen.
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Havana
Superior Electoral Board
Cuba
House of Representatives
Motor City Cavalcade marks Detroit automotive jubilee parade
Detroit celebrates a Golden Jubilee style parade detailing the $4 billion auto industry and city history. The Motor City Cavalcade featured 10 divisions, 36 bands, nearly 1,000 motor vehicles including antiques like the first Ford and first Duryea, and 80 floats highlighting Detroit’s evolution from Indian days to the future.
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Detroit
Motor City
Olympia Arena
Washington Boulevard
Ford
Duryea
Foundation Hosts Dr Van Riper on Infantile Paralysis
The National Infantile Paralysis Foundation sponsors a June 10 luncheon at the Hotel Bannock in Pocatello to honor Dr Van Riper a noted specialist. A 1:30 PM lecture will follow a luncheon in the Pioneer room with Mrs J E Hayes Twin Falls state representative. Reservations contact local organizers.
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Luis J. A. Villalon
Pocatello
Archie Gesas
Luvera Johnson
Lyon Healy
R. F. Goranson
Colored Group Petitions Detroit for Equal Freedom
A Detroit report notes a colored group petitioning for full freedom and absolute equality. The item references organized action and calls for civil rights measures amid ongoing social tensions.
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Detroit
National Negro Congress petitions UN for relief
At its 10th anniversary convention the National Negro Congress urged the United Nations to aid 13,000,000 African Americans. A letter to Secretary General Trygve Lie invoked Charter Article 71 to seek protection against racial discrimination.
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Ity
National Negro Congress
United Nations
United States
Trveve Lie
U. N
Judge Okays Raise For British Columbia Lumber Workers
Chief Justice Gordon Sloan proposed a 15-cent hourly general wage rise averaging a 44-hour week and a voluntary revocable checkoff as the basis for ending the 17 day old British Columbia wood workers strike. Employers and union leaders will decide Monday afternoon, as Premier Hart and Labor Minister Pearson urge acceptance to end the 35,000 logger and millworker walkout seeking a 25-cent raise, 40 hour week, and union security.
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Vancouver
D. C
Gordon Sloan
British Columbia
John Hart
George Pearson
Pope Pius XII Calls Vatican Broadcast on Peace and Politics
Pope Pius XII urged voters in Italy and France to choose between champions or wreckers of Christian civilization and to reject state absolutism. He said no decisive step toward a just peace has been taken a year after the war, warning that current instability could trigger a violent explosion.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Airfield Announces Property Sale at Pocatello
At Pocatello Army Airfield, a sale of surplus property runs June 3 to June 17. Captain Jesses says sealed bids only, payment by check or money order on delivery, no bid deposit or contract required. About 70 small lots including wheelbarrows shovels plumbing and electrical items offered to highest bidder with base salvage approval. Property inspection 9 am to 4 pm at building 1-619. bidding forms available. First Lt. Walton E Mildren leads the salvage effort.
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Pocatello Army Airfield
Howard W. Jessee
Jesses
Walton E. Mildren
Leyrer Sparkles as Twin Falls Tops Boise 9 to 3
Leyrer stole five bases to drive Twin Falls past Boise 9 to 3 in Pioneer league action. The home crowd of about 1400 saw Leyrer steal three straight bases in the seventh and later swipe second and third after being hit. Twin Falls travels to Pocatello next, Boise goes to Ogden to face the Reds.
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Twin Falls
George Leyrer
Twin Falls Cowboys
Boise Pilots
Pocatello
Cardinals
Boise
Ogden
Reds
Fleet Leyrer
Levrer
Trappers Push Two Amendments to Idaho Fish and Game Act
Petitions circulated by Idaho State Trappers Association seek two amendments to the 1938 act. Governor appoints commissioners on district recommendations and the commission would not sell raw pelts. Proposals target the beaver law but keep seasons power. about 21 000 signatures needed. Medley of Boise will remain through Thursday and support from Trapper president David Brazil is noted.
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Idaho State Trappers Association
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
P. R. Medley
Boise
David Brazil
Medley
Smedley
High School Class 33 Plans Reunion
The Pocatello high school senior class of 1933 plans its first reunion in thirteen years with events on June 7 and 8. Activities include a Friday picnic at Ross Park, a Saturday tea at Trinity Hall, and a dinner dance at Memorial Hall. About 245 members are being contacted.
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Pocatello High School
Ross Park
Trinity Hall
Memorial Hall
Blackfoot
Montpelier
Burley
Afton
Wyoming
San Francisco
Pocatello
Art Shultz
Gray Kinnersley
Rhea Call
Daryl Shurtliff
Judd Fewens
Bob Baum
Evelyn Bacheler
Sam Hanson
Pilots’ Top Hitters Shine In Close Game
In a tight contest, the Pilots rely on strong at bats from their leading hitters to push runs across. The lineup shows depth as players combine for key hits, driving offense in a game decided by a slim margin.
Horse Drag Incident Leaves Rider Injured Near Woodruff
Richard Woodruff, 44, of Jerome, was thrown from a horse and dragged down a foothill on Memorial Day near Ketchum, Woodruff. He remains in serious condition at St. Valentine’s Hospital, per his physician.
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Wendell
Richard Woodruff
Jerome
St. Valentine’s Hospital
Punctured Hung and Fractured Collar Bone Report
A brief notes a punctured left hung and fractured left collar bone. A separate line mentions the earth's interior surface temperature as 2400 degrees Fahrenheit. An ancient Egypt reference notes tax collectors had noses cut off and were exiled for extortion.
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Ancient
Egypt
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