Idaho Public Health Group Convenes in Idaho Falls
Nearly 150 delegates gather for the seventh annual Idaho State Public Health association convention in Idaho Falls. Mayor Fanning welcomes attendees as Dr. Martin Ittner discusses venereal disease control and other talks cover Idaho Cancer Program and Red Cross Health Services.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho State Public Health Association
E. W. Fanning
Martin Ittner
Idaho Rapid Treatment Center
Boise
L. J. Lull
Idaho Department of Public Health
J. W. Mountain
U. S. Public Health Service
Field Army of the
American Cancer Society
Oscar Garrett
J. W. Marshall
Twin Falls
Idaho State Medical Association
L. B. Byington
U.S. Public Health Service
American Red Cross
Asa Barnes
San Francisco
Red Cross Pacific Area
The
Indian Service
Ralph B. Snavely
U. S. Indian Service
Anna Heisler
Health Association
Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Sanitation
Association
Nation Strike Pushes Labor to Crisis Across Industries
The strike wave spreads from the railroads to ships and breweries. Unions announce pickets on Pennsylvania ferries between Jersey City and New York while seeking wage gains with rubber workers, beer workers, and carpenters nationwide. Maritime leaders seek World Federation aid as Canada Seamen's union holds a week-long walkout.
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Ropanya
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
New York
Harry Bridges
Josef Curran
World Federation of Trade Unions
U. S
WFTU
CIO United Rubber Workers
B. F. Goodrich Company
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Cincinnati
International Union of Brewery, Flour, Cereal and Soft Drank Workers of America
Ind
AFL Members Face Stalemate and Coastwide Walkout Threat
AFL members appeared stale mated as Canada faced the risk the labor stoppage, previously affecting only Great Lakes shipping, could extend to both coasts.
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AFL
Canada
Great Lakes
City Sponsoring Recreation Plans
Harm on park hosts a summer recreation program announced by city recreation director Bill Folsom. The schedule includes jacks marble tournaments and a Red Cross learn to swim campaign from July 9 to 20. The first event is a bicycle safety club with 61 youths enrolled and Police Chief Howard Gillette in charge.
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Twin Falls
Harmon Park
Bill Folsom
Folsom
Howard Gillette
Higher Court Dismisses Paper Charge On Press Freedom
The court upheld eight to zero a South Carolina tax on premiums collected by out of state insurers. Fifteen states have similar taxes. The Prudential Insurance Company of America of Newark New Jersey challenged the tax after a 1944 tribunal ruling that insurance is interstate commerce. Congress later passed an act regarding insurance.
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South Carolina
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Newark
N. J
Supreme Court Finds No Commerce Clause Violation in Tax Case
Prudential argued state laws taxed business while regulating. The Supreme Court, in an opinion by Justice Rutledge, held no conceivable violation of the Commerce Clause was presented, affirming the tax did not burden interstate commerce or discriminate against it.
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Prudential
Supreme Court
Justice Rutledge
Army Medic Will Be David Miller Report for Active Duty
Will Be Army Medic David C Miller son of Archie Miller Lava Hot Springs reports for active duty at the Army Medical Department schools Brooke army medical center Brigadier General John M Willis commandant announces the medical training program now concentrates at the center described as the largest and most complete military medical installation. Lt Miller is Lava high school graduate and begins a four week basic training as part of a class of reserve medical officers.
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David C. Miller
Archie Miller
Lava Hot Springs
Army Medical Department
Brooke Army Medical Center
John M. Willis
Lt. Miller
Lava High School
Boyatt Named U S Commissioner and County Campaigner
Max Boyatt of Pocatello has been appointed U S commissioner at Pocatello to succeed Lyon Healy. He is a local attorney who recently served on the OPA legal staff and has announced his candidacy for Bannock county prosecuting attorney as a Democrat.
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Max Boyatt
U. S
Pocatello
Lyon Healy
Mr. Boyatt
OPA
Bannock County
Brothers Reunite in Pocatello After 30-Year Split
Two Webb brothers, Robert of Girard Illinois and J O Webb of 925 West Young Pocatello Idaho, plan a reunion after more than thirty years. Robert arrived in Webster City Iowa to visit nephew Earl Webb and wife before driving to Idaho with Earl for the gathering. Carl Webb manager of the Oregon News paper Publisher's association and former Pocatello Tribune employee cannot attend due to conflicts.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Robert Webb
Girard
Illinois
J. O. Webb
West Young
Robert
Webster City
Iowa
Earl Webb
Carl
Oregon Newspaper Publisher's Association
The
Pocatello Tribune
Class of 1933 Seeks Missing Members in Pocatello Reunion
Plans for a 1933 Pocatello high school reunion on June 7 and 8 include a 4 p.m. picnic, a Memorial building tea for the ladies, and a banquet plus dance. The committee, led by Daryl Shurtliff Kelly, cannot locate about a dozen alumni and asks readers to provide whereabouts for Estelle Thomas, Helen Childs, Ed Kittock, Betty Lynn, Rosemary Rubleman, Leon Henderson, Delbert Hanni, Michael Nash, Margaret Sheeran, Anne Milner, Keith Hanson, and Alto Green. Contact Box 1442.
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Pocatello High
Memorial Building
Daryl Kelly
Pocatello Tribune
Daryl Shurtliff Kelly
Estelle Thomas
Helen Childs
Ed Kittock
Betty
Lynn
Rosemary Rubleman
Leon Henderstrom
Delbert Hanni
Michael Nash
Margaret Sheeran
Anne Milner
Keith Hanson
Alto Green
Union Pacific executive visits en route to Butte
George Fish assistant general manager for Union Pacific based in Salt Lake City is visiting today on his way to Butte. He left here in 1927 but joined railroad service at this point and served for years as secretary to Fred Knickerbocker. Mrs. Fish, Miriam Brooks, comes from a pioneer Pocatello family. her father C B E Brooks was Montana division superintendent. Since 1927 the couple has lived in Los Angeles except one year in Salt Lake.
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George Fish
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Butte
Los Angeles
Mr. Fish
Salt Lake
Polling Places Listed for June 11 1946 Election
The document enumerates polling locations including Emerson School Memorial Building Bullock Motor Co Chamber of Commerce Office High School Building Bannock Motor Co Irving Junior High School Building Chaffee Bottling Co Jefferson School Building Lincoln School Building Moose Hall Bonneville School Building Courthouse Building Church of Christ Whittier School Building Armory Building Washington School Building Christian Church Franklin High School Building Barnhart Wheeler Machine Shop Roosevelt School Building Village Hall Administration Building Fair Grounds Tykes School Building Second Ward Church City Hall L D 8 Meeting House Community Hall City Hall Church Building and David Grimms Residence as collection of polling sites.
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Emerson
Bullock Motor Co
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Motor Co
Irving
Chaffee Bottling Co
Jefferson
Lincoln
Bonneville
Church of Christ
Whittier
Washington
Christian Church
Pranklin
Barnhart & Wheeler Machine Shop
Roosevelt
Fair Grounds
Tykes
Second Ward Church
City Hall
L.D
Meeting House
Community Hall
David Grimm's
Sheriffs to Ride Here July 11-13
Cassia county sheriff's posse opens with a riding exhibition in Burley led by captain Lorin Lewis. The group plans performances at the Idaho peace officers meeting June 18 and other events from July 4 in Rupert to Cassia county fair August 22-24 and Rock Springs West Virginia at end of August.
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Burley
Cassia County
Rupert
Pocatello
Cassia County Fair
Rock Springs
W.v
Local lodge education panel members named for Pocatello contest
The education committee chair George N. Green superintendent of schools Stanley Spaid high school principal Miss Martineau and entrants Marcene Camp Allen Blomquist and others were listed as participants in the Pocatello contest.
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Bannock
O. R. Baum
Idaho Elks Association
Mary Martineau
Pocatello
Idaho
Elks
Miss Martineau
Blackfoot
Rampton Bar
Idaho 1946 graduates receive honor citations at commencement
Twenty nine members of the University of Idaho 1946 graduating class earned honor citations for undergraduate scholarship at the 51st commencement. Ten graduates received high honors. Named among the high honors group were Ada Mae Rich of Blackfoot and Elaine Anderson of Preston. Honors selections included Minnie Florence, Donahoe Powers, and Marian Alice Krussman Dykman of Pocatello.
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Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Ada Mae Rich
Blackfoot
Elaine Anderson
Preston
Minnie Florence
Donahey Powers
Marian Alice Krussman Dykman
Pocatello
Truman praises small towns and small institutions in Maryland
President Truman, accepting an honorary degree in Chestertown, extols the value of small educational institutions and small communities. He argues diffusion of power prevents absolute control by any one group and favors many small businesses over giant monopolies.
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Chestertown
Truman
America
Tts
Mr. Truman
Little Washington College
Maryland
Jackson County
Missouri
U. S
National City Bank
Boy Confesses Hiding Body in Vancouver Porch
Vancouver police report a teen said he hid 14 year old Kenneth McDougall s body under a porch and destroyed a sawed off rifle used in the shooting. He feared being blamed for the death and implicated another party in the case.
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Vancouver
Man Possible Shot McDougall. Suspect Denies Involvement
Authorities say a man may have shot McDougall accidentally though he denies responsibility. McDougall's body was discovered Thursday as the investigation continues.
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McDougall
Movie Unit Starts Ramrod Filming in Zion Park
The first feature film shot in Zion National Park begins production led by Joel McCrea and Veronica Lake for Enterprise Productions. Andre de Toth directs as filming runs through July 20 with Preston Foster Don de Fore Ian MacDonald and others joining. Donald Crisp and Charlie Ruggles scheduled to arrive.
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Preston Foster
Don de Fore
Ian MacDonald
Donald Crisp
Charlie Ruggles
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