Moose Lodge Buys Block in Pocatello
Dr J H Lynn of Pocatello confirms sale of Lynn Brothers Benevolent Hospital building to Moose Lodge No 387 Loyal Order of Moose. Lodge to take possession around September first and remodel the building with plans for a store and office space on the main floor and a lodge hall upstairs. Dr Lynn will continue practicing in Pocatello with current office in the hospital. Meetings have been held at 800 North Seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lynn
Pocatello
Lynn Brothers Benevolent Hospital
Loyal Order of Moose of
Lynn
Moose Lodge
North Seventh
MIA Dance at Recreation Hall Saturday Night
Around Town MIA hosts a dance in the recreation hall on North Garfield on Saturday night at 9 with Jay Slaughter’s orchestra. Edward Dewayne Bishop filed a discharge notice in county clerk’s office Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Recreation Hall
North Garfield
Jay ‘Slaughter
Eddie Dewayne Bishop
Pfc
Marine Corps
Santa Ana
California
Galloway Hails Report From Idaho Legion Commander
American Legion Commander William F. Galloway of Boise praises a report in a statement issued in Twin Falls Idaho. He commends findings and urges support for the program and its objectives across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
American Legion
William F. Galloway
Boise
Public relations officer lauds universal military training report
The state public relations officer hailed the favorable universal military training report by the presidential commission as a real challenge to Congress to act now for national security. Galloway said the advisory commission's report parallels the universal training program urged by the American Legion and in bills before the House and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidential Commission
Washington
Congress
Truman
Advisory Commission
American Legion
House
Senate
Galloway
Rival Leaders Plan to Divide Nation
Prime Minister Attlee reported progress toward an Indian constitution through the constituent assembly. Representatives from Madras Bombay United Provinces Bihar Central Provinces Berar Assam Orissa and the northwest frontier provinces Delhi Asarumwara and Coorg were present, dominated by Congress though Hindu. The Muslim League, including Bengal Punjab Sind and British Baluchistan, declined to participate, defining the partition offer’s reach to a vast region.
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Churchill
India
Attlee
Constituent Assembly
Madras
Bombay
United Provinces
Bihar
Central Provinces
Berar
Assam
Orissa
Northwest Frontier Provinces
Delhi
Asermerwara
Coorg
Congress Party
Moslem League
Bengal
Punjab
Sind
Baluchistan
Indian leaders plan division of India into two nations
Across New Delhi the plan to partition India into a Hindu majority and a Muslim majority state is urged as the best available solution. Nehru Jinnah and Baldev Singh spoke after Mountbatten outlined the proposal, with both Congress and Muslim League leadership awaiting formal approval from their members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Congress Party
Jawaharlal Nehru
Independence plan ends century of unity in British empire
The article states that the acceptance of division as the path to transfer power from the king to the Indian people ends Britain's long unity with India. A temporary dominion status will include a British governor general, likely Mountbatten, with a viceroy heading each state during initial division. Some politicians foresee potential future reentry of both Hindu and Muslim states into the British commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Mountbatten
Subcontinent
British Commonwealth
Canada
Australia
Dominions
Infant Carl Mortimer Dies After Brief Illness
Infant Carl Brent Mortimer of 653 North Grant died Monday after a brief illness. Born March 27, 1947 in Pocatello, he is survived by his parents and grandparents N W Mortimer of Weiser and H W Morley of Pocatello. Funeral Wednesday at 10 a.m. in McHan Henderson chapel with Dr. J Willis Hamblin officiating. Burial in Mountainview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brent Mortimer
Mary Jane Morley
Virgil Carl Mortimer
North Grant
Pocatello
N. W. Mortimer, Weiser
H. W. Morley
McHan-Henderson
J. Willis Hamblin
First Presbyterian Church
Mountainview Cemetery
Obituary Notice for Mrs. Brian of Salt Lake City and Idaho Falls
Long family members from Salt Lake City and Rexburg with foster mother Mrs J W Long mourn the death of William J Brian who died December 23 1940 in Idaho Falls Friends may visit John Brian 1448 N Main from 10 am Wednesday services at the Pocatello Sixth Ward chapel at 2 pm conducted by Arnold Reddish burial at Mountain View Cemetery Pocatello under Wood Mortuary Idaho Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Pocatello
Wood Mortuary
Idaho Falls
Troop 19 Brownies End Year With Picnic
Troop 19 Brownies of Bonneylle school held a year end picnic at Ross park. The afternoon featured hiking feeding the deer and swings with Mrs E J Adams leading assisted by Mrs R Squires and Paricia Ann Adams. Guests included Marjean Hor rocks and Nancy Bohi. Members present included Gloria Wright Rhea Samwell Jean Rich man Lois Satterfield Diana Or tege Jeanette Ellis Jean Ames Nancy Squires Ellen Anderson Donna Hunt Deora Lombardi Alice Rovales and Lucy Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownies
Bonneylle School
Ross Park
E. J. Adams
R. Squires
Paricia Ann Adams
Little Marjean Horrocks
Nancy Bohi
Gloria Wright
Rhea Samwell
Jean Richman
Lois Satterfield
Diana Ortege
Jeanette Ellis
Jean Ames
Nancy Squires
Coal Men Confer in Washington on New Contract
Southern soft coal operators and John L. Lewis led United Mine Workers met for two hours in Washington on a new contract and awaited decision until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southern Soft Coal
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Helicopter Mail Service Authorized in Los Angeles
The Civil Aeronautics Board grants Loe Av e n ies Airways Inc authority to operate a helicopter mail and property pickup and delivery service in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. It marks the first commercial helicopter service of its kind in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronauties Board
Loe Avenies Airways, Inc
Los Angeles
United States
Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey Details
Missouri listing for Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey 86.8 proof with 65 percent grain neutral spirits. Brand from Calvert Distillers Corp New York City appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho
St. Louis
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Informal Ceremony Unites Couple In Home of Bride
Miss Elzie McLaws and Don McEntire wed in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Rev. Leroy Walker officiated. A reception breakfast followed at the Whitman hotel before the couple left for a Lake Louise honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elzie McLaws
D. R. McLaws
Don McEntire
Livingston
Montana
Pocatello
Leroy H. Walker
Methodist Church
Hugh Daley
Idaho Falls
Whitman Hotel
Lake Louise
Nora McEntire
Methodist Vacation School Reports 78 Pupils
Mrs. Earl R. Gilbert, director, announces the Methodist vacation church school began Monday with 78 students enrolled.
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Methodist School
Earl R. Gilbert
Methodist Vacation Church
Church School Leaders Named for Several Divisions
The world about us study is led by Mrs. Russell Holt and Mrs. Holman among others. Primary supervision falls to Mrs. Gillesper with Juanita Levitt Helen Oelwein and Twila Ingram assisting. Junior department heads include Lois Criswell and Dee Long. Intermediate division, under E R Gilbert, covers Bible history church art hymns origins and symbolism.
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Scho
Kindesarten
Russell Holt
Robert Holman
Clyde Passmore
Patricia Drisco
A. J. Gillesper
Juanita Levitt
Helen Oelwein
Twila Ingram
Lois Criswell
Dee Long
Auxiliary Memorial Program At Legion Meets
The American Legion Auxiliary held a candlelight memorial program on May 26 in Memorial Hall. Mrs. A. T. Sahlberg led the event with Mrs. Miller Bodell singing with accompaniment by Mrs. Sahlberg. President Mrs. Melvin Smith welcomed World War I mothers and Gold Star families and noted the poppy sale report.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
A. T. Sahlbere
Miller Bodell
Sahlberg
Melvin Smith
John Black
Poppy Sale
Pocatello Girls State Candidate Named at PTA Meeting
At a Pocatello high school event Mrs. Hazel Harris announced the selection of Jerry Anm Rhea, a junior, for Girls State. Winners of an essay contest were Ruth Stowell first for $10 and Bruce Markman second for $3.
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Hazel Harris
Jerry Anm Rhea
Pocatello High School
Bryan Blackhurst
National Council For Youth Entertainment
Tom West
Ruth Stowell
Bruce Markman
Combined TV and Telephone Installable in Homes
A note explains that it has long been possible to install a television set in combination with telephones, enabling integrated home communication. The details suggest a growing trend toward multi service equipment in households.
Visionary intercom devices remain costly for general use
A speaker notes that while users can see the other party through the system, the equipment remains prohibitively expensive for widespread adoption. The remark highlights cost barriers hindering broader deployment and everyday access.
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Russell Lindley
Helen Robb
American Falls
Elmer Moser
Aberdeen
Elean Isaak
Jack D. Rigby
Beulah Hubble
Richard F. Wright
Dorothy M. Hedlund
George N. Brown
N. Grant
Clair S. Benson
McKinley
North Main
Charles Lea
N. Main
Brown
General Hospital
H. H. Hughart
Bapin
Pocatello, Idaho
Provo, Utah
By Preston Grover
New Delhi
Leah Pearl L. Brian
Leah Pearl Long Brian
Iona
Bloomington
John W
Mary Long
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Brian
LDS
John W. Brian
David G
James Brian
Provo
Utah
Kenneth Brian
Las Vegas
Nev
Barbara Boehem
B. J
Jake Dowling
Calvert
Missouri
British Columbia
Government Travel Bureau
Victoria, B.C
Hughie and
DeAnn
Fred Banning
Elmer Martin
McCammon
T. W. Rush
McEntire
Reed Apartments
Keystone Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Masonic Temple Building Association
B.P.O.E
Elks Temple
F. E. Tydeman
Dietrich
Johnson
Henriksen
South Main
Fargo’s
Whitman
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Artemis
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