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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1949

Page

3

ISC graduation set as 370 degrees to be awarded

Idaho State college hosts commencement and baccalaureate for 370 plus graduates. The baccalaureate Sunday June 5 features Rev George Sloan and music by the Idaho State Symphony with an assembly hymn. Commencement Monday June 6 includes Dr John R Nichols as speaker and ISC ceremonies led by Dr Carl W McIntosh.

Idaho State College ISC Frazier Hall George S. Sloan First Congregational Church Buffalo Wyo Pocatello Congregational Church C. R. Warford Rudolph Goranson Idaho State Symphony Harold Mealy Aida Gounod Charles Wesley King Wesley M. Harris Goranson Associated Women Students Carl W. McIntosh John R. Nichols United States Commissioner of Indian Affairs James Grady St. Anthony's Parish Pocatello

Street brawl ends with fines for multiple offenders

Fred Martin, 69, paid 35 dollars after a police court finding him in a street fight and armed with a nut tied in a handkerchief. John E. Peck and Blaine Furness were fined 15 dollars each for speeding. Aaron Horton and George Reliance Gray, 26 and 46, were each fined 100 dollars for vagrancy and ordered to leave the city. Carrie Hope, 17, was transferred for intoxication, while Lee Cruse Walker, Frank Papse, and William Heineman were fined 15 dollars each on the same charge.

Fred Martin John E. Peck North Hayes Blaine L. Furness McKinley Peck Hayden Pocatello Avenue Lander Pocatello Ave Furness Main Halliday Halliday Street East Halliday Aaron Horton George Reliance Gray Carrie Hope Fort Hall Lee Cruse Walker Frank Papse William Heineman

Idaho Deaths List Highlights Local Notables

Ole Overlie at 65 served as dam superintendent for the bureau of reclamation at a diversion dam east of Boise. Albert Thompson, 80, was a retired Boise carpenter and schoolteacher. Francis L. Plaster, 67, operated a barber shop and cafe in Emmett. Rose Matilda Tuning, 70, of Parma, was a housewife. Sara Lucille Brogdon, 40, worked as a Middleton telegraph operator.

Ole Overlie Bureau of Reclamation Diversion Dam Boise Rose Matilda Tuning Parma Sara Lucille Brogdon Middleton

Truman Denounces Driver Licensing Systems as Scandalous

President Truman told the President's Conference on Highway Safety that driver licensing in many states is pitifully weak and that safety programs must expand. He cited 1948 traffic tolls of 32 000 killed and over 1 000 000 injured, urging stronger licensing and enforcement. He praised gains in driver education and highway design while urging intensified safety efforts.

Washington Truman

Malad Cemetery Improvements on Schedule

Khalid Hansen, chair of the Malad cemetery and park committee, says improvements progress on schedule with three sections completed and lawns planted. Lot owners pay 100 dollars for perpetual upkeep on full lots while Emmett Thomas, the sexton, supervises the project.

Malad Khalid Hansen Hansen Emmett Thomas Sexton

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