Awards Presented to Malad Students for Activities
At the final student body assembly awards were given for the year in speech work to Beverly Smith Jerry Jones Lorra ine Jones Helen Daniels Hilda Clark Wesley Crowther Benny Nicholas Danforth Foundation award I Dare You went to Criesta Thomas Boyd John Bosch and Lambe science award was Cleve Bolingbroke Girls Athletic awards went to Dorothy Gibbs Mavis Williams Anna Lou Williams Mary Jane Vanover Jeannine Parry Leah Hobson Shirley Price Emma Bell Harrison Shirley Thomas Adrienne Williams Connie Williams received a special award for sportsmanship State Farmer Decree awards were to Acie Waldron Gordon Vaughan F F A daily judging contest winners were Edward Davis Acie Waldron and Dale Daniels Music awards went to Wesley Crowther Marilyn Anderson Earl Kern Anna Marie Richards Reed Adams Lorraine Jones Owen Sweeten Ross Lloyd Myra Jean Williams Maralene Mills Boxing letters went to many including Jay Mansfield Boyd John Cleon Edwards Darrell Thomas Frank Vanover Frank Williams Larry Williams Larry Scott Jerry Reynolds Henry Fernandez Kent Williams Jack Davis Stanley Price Lloyd Waldron Cleve Bolingbroke Acie Waldron Cleve Morgan Earl Kern Track awards went to Lamont Jones Earl Kern Darrell Hess Reed Adams Baseball players listed include Bob Harrison Gene Caldwell Gerald Harding Edward Davis Benny Nicholas Lamont Jones Darrell Hess Ralph Jones Dean Thomas Jim Williams and Mart Goddard Basketball players include Nelden Baker Ray Lewis Sam Clark Bernard Gardner Kay Sumsion Lamont Jones John D. Tovey Darrell Hess Merel Jones Dean Thomas and Mart Goddard Lamont Jones was the only student to earn athletic letters in four sports football basketball baseball and track New student body officers for next year: Dale Daniels president Bob Harrison vice president Leonore Crowther secretary Theron Hill business manager Joyce Harrison and Davy Anderson cheer leaders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth Foundation
Criesta Thomas
Boyd John
Cleve Bolingbroke
Bosch and Lambe
Dorothy Gibbs
Mavis Williams
Anna Lou Williams
Mary Jane Vanover
Jeannine Parry
Leah Hobson
Shirley Price
Emma Bell Harrison
Shirley Thomas
Adrienne Williams
Connie Williams
Acie Waldron
Gordon Vaughan
Edward Davis
Dale Daniels
Richmond
Wesley Crowther
Marilyn Anderson
Earl Kern
Anna Marie Richards
Reed Adams
Lorraine Jones
Owen Sweeten
Ross Lloyd
Myra Jean Williams
Maralene Mills
Jay Mansfield
Cleon Edwards
Darrell Thomas
Frank Vanover
Frank Williams
Larry Williams
Larry Scott
Jerry Reynolds
Henry Fernandez
Kent Williams
Jack Davis
Stanley Price
Lloyd Waldron
Cleve Morgan
Lamont Jones
Darrell Hess
Dean Thomas
Jim Williams
Mart Goddard
Nelden Baker
Ray Lewis
Sam Clark
Bernard Gardner
Kay Sumsion
John D. Tovey
Merel Jones
Bob Harrison
Leonore Crowther
Bud MacKenzie Wins Prize in National Essay Contest
Francis R. MacKenzie of 4155 Tenth Avenue is among the prize winners in the National Association of Wholesalers national essay contest. Bud MacKenzie won a 25 dollar award for his essay on wholesale marketing problems, after a WWI service record of five years and a major’s rank. He attended Catello high and USC, then worked in auto parts before rejoining the MacKenzie Auto Equipment firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis R. MacKenzie
Tenth Avenue
National Association of Wholesalers
Charles J. Cunneen
New York
MacKenzie
Air Corps
Army Ferry Service
Long Beach
Calif
Air Transport Command
Wilmington
Dela
Europe
Pocatello High School
Military and
Naval Academy
San Diego
University of Southern California
Pocatello
MacKenzie Auto Equipment Company
Pocatellans Active At University
Barbara Bretz of Pocatello is named a guest editor for Mademoiselle magazine’s Back to College issue. The article notes Bretz as a former magazine correspondent who attended a Marshall Plan forum in spring. Also mentioned are University Singers’ final year concert and Wallace Garets earning a Master of Science in Education at Idaho's 53rd commencement.
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Moscow
Idaho
Barbara Bretz
Pocatello
Mademoiselle
Miss Bretz
University
University of Idaho
Caroline Brown
Frieda Dorothy Downing
Wallace Earl Garets
Pocatelo
Lake filling expected at Jackson Lake this week
Lake filling engineer Lyan Crandall of irrigation district No. 26 says Jackson Lake will reach capacity this week with inflow near 9 000 acre feet. The Snake River is at flood stage and likely to rise further. A cooking tip notes lemon juice keeps peeled pears white and suggests using pears in Waldorf salad with celery walnuts and mayonnaise.
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Idaho Falls
Lyan Crandall
Irrigation District No. 26
Jackson Lake
Crandall
Snake River
Potato glut may force new government purchases
Washington reports a coming surplus of potatoes likely to flood markets within days. Agriculture officials estimate 300 to 500 carloads daily, totaling at least 25 million bushels by July end, mainly from California North Carolina and Virginia. The big supply could push Congress to reassess farm price supports as 60 to 90 percent parity goals loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
North Carolina
Virginia
Congress
Mrs. Perry Named First President of Beauceant Club
Mrs. Prank Perry was elected president of the Beauceant social order for wives and widows of Knights Templars at an organizational meeting Friday evening. Mrs. Halliwell and Mrs. William Nuckols were named first and second vice presidents. The charter for the Pocatello chapter awaits approval from the Denver national office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Perry
Beauceant Social Order
Knights Templars
Jack Halliwell
W. Whitman
Perry
Halliwell
William Nuckols
Potatello
Ntional
Denver
Colo
Pocatello Group
Twin Falls
Personal News From American Falls
Local residents share updates from American Falls and nearby towns. Visits include W W Howard III and family returning from Sun Valley, L C Read and T M Morris from Rockland and Salt Lake City, and Arthur Kelly joining the Morris household. Delegates Ed Cronkhite and Phil Peterson attend a Boise P E O convention. Jack Cronkhite and nephew John Morris visit while John Morris undergoes surgery. Memorial services in Paris are noted, with Odd Fellows Rebekahs gathering June 5. Roy Morris graduates from Idaho State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cronkhite
Phil Peterson
Boise
Idaho Bid Calls For One Project This Month
A June 1 advance construction bulletin from the Bureau of Reclamation Denver lists Idaho with one project and bids expected around June 25 for 16000 feet of eight inch water pipeline at Cascade as part of the Payette division Boise project. Other states show multiple projects with bid notices around mid June.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Denver
Idaho
Boise
Cascade
Payette
Wyoming
Riverton
Wyo
Missouri Basin
Pine Bluff
Cody
Utah
Provo River
Provo
Washington
California
Montana
Colorado
Nebraska
Arizona-Nevada
Mr and Mrs Judd Taylor Attend Moscow Graduation Festivities
Mr and Mrs Judd Taylor left Sunday morning by plane for Moscow with Roy in his car. Mr and Mrs Paul Evans are also attending graduation festivities. Their son Jack graduates from the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd Taylor
Consulate Shot at in Jerusalem Old City
The Arab Legion commander in Jerusalem received an urgent call from the American consulate in the Jewish occupied area of New Jerusalem. A shell overshot the commercial district near the consulate and failed to explode. He ordered gunnery officers to lower their sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Old City
Arab Legion
New Jerusalem
Legion
Franklin to Send 25 to Moscow for 4 H Short Course
Preston Owen Gibson, Franklin County 4 H chairman, announced 25 members and leaders will attend the annual 4 H club short course at the University of Idaho in Moscow from June 3 to 8. The group leaves Wednesday and will join with groups from Malad and Oneida County at Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Owen Gibson
Franklin County
University of Idaho
Moscow
Downey
Malad
Oneida County
LuDean Carter
Ranae Bailey
Colleen Aldr
Elmer Oliverson
Elnor Lynn Allen
Glenn
Local Residents Listed in Community Directory
A partial list names Mills Luana Barson Patricia Maughan Norma Hunt Joy Win ward Arlo Howell Gary Croshaw Margaret Lund Lois Jean Porter Douglas Gambles Jack Moser Joseph Ward Billy Carver Von zzaa Dursteler Pearl Gibson as part of a local community roster.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beverly Smith
Jerry Jones
Helen Daniels
Hilda Clark
Benny Nicholas
Gene Caldwell
Gerald Harding
Ralph Jones
Crain
Bud’ MacKenzie
Pocatellans
Consolidated Freightways
Consolidated Freight
South First Ave
Joan Soba
Agriculture Department
Uncle Sam
American Falls
W. W. Howard III
Bill
Rock Springs
L. C. Read
Rockland
T. M. Morris
Salt Lake
Soda Springs
T. M. Morris Home
Arthur Kelly
Mrs. Kelly
Mrs. Morris
Jack Cronkhite
E. Cronkhite
John Morris
Cronkhite
Morris
J. W. Collings
J. R. Collings
Don Ringe
Jimmie Collings
Paris
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
IOOF
Odd Fellows
Toof Hall
Rebekahs
Masonic Hall
Methodist
Roy
Idaho State University
Jesse M. Chase
G. E. Garrison
Mar
North Fifth
Af $Y Inc
Aie
North Main
Tribune
Franklin
Cook Drug
West Center
Coleman
LUGER
Hudson
Pell
Mrs AT Ae
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