Finis to School Year for Pocatello Students
Students in Pocatello wrap up the regular school year as grades are issued this afternoon. Seniors plan to attend college and underclassmen will take summer courses for the first time. All buildings close for repairs through the summer with summer school at the high school and a September 6 reopening date.
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Pocatello
Jamestown Glassworks Began as Early American Industry
Handmade glassware marked America's first industry with a 1608 glass-hise factory established by the Jamestown colony in Virginia.
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America
Jamestown
Markets at a Glance and Price Lows for Stocks
New York stocks hit a 15 month low in quiet trading with many issues at year lows. Turnover ran about 700,000 shares as traders cited sluggish buying interest rather than panicked selling.
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New York
U .S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone
Kennecott Copper
American Smelting
Dow Chemical
Union Carbide
Johns Manville
American Woolen
Southern Pacific
Gulf Oil
Superior Oil of
California
Wheat and grain futures lift on reluctant selling and higher cash prices
Wheat futures rose across contracts with July at about 1.87 a bushel as buyers hesitated below demand. Corn and oats advanced while rye and soybeans showed mixed turns. lard eased. Chicago butter and eggs held steady with modest gains and poultry values mixed amid steady receipts.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Garbage Tax Debate Sparks Resident Backlash
Local resident Myers objects to a proposed city garbage tax noting unfairness for part month charges and suggesting vacant lots or all owners be taxed. Mayor Halsey says the ordinance isn’t ready, though he cites other states with garbage collection fees.
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Myers
Halsey
Pocatello
Body of Hero To Arrive This Evening
Funeral services for Lt. Tom G. Katsilometes of Pocatello will be held at 2 PM Monday at the Greek Orthodox church. The 28 year old army officer, killed Sept. 6 1944 near Maastricht Holland, will be buried with full military honors in Mountainview cemetery. He trained at Fort Knox and served in the 67th armored division earning a bronze star. He survived by his father George, sisters Lola and Katherine, and brothers Pete William and James among others.
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Tom G. Katsilometes
Holland
D. Papacostas
Katsilometes
Pocatello
George and
Anastasia Katsilometes
University of Idaho
Armed Forces
Fort Knox
Tank Corps
67Th Armored Division
Maastricht
Pete
William
James Katsilometes
Lola Harris
Chevo
Katherine Katsilometes
George Panagakissos
San Francisco
Joanou
Santa Cruz
Calif
Catherine Cawley Coke
Mountainview
V.F.W. Post
Downard Funeral Home
George Katsilometes
Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Stevenson 83 pioneer resident
Mrs Jennie Uhland Stevenson 83 of 1458 Garfield died Thursday. Funeral at 2 p m Saturday at St Josephs Church officiated by Rt Rev Msgr Edmund R Cody. Rosary at 7 30 p m Friday in Downard chapel Requiem high Mass at 9 a m Monday at St Josephs Church Interment in Mountainview family plot Downard mortuary directs.
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Jennie Uhland Stevenson
Garfield
St. Joseph's Church
Edmund R. Cody
Downard Chapel
Stevenson
Mountainview Cemetery
Downard Mortuary
Meer
Downard Funeral Notices Held for Local Resident
Downard of 1458 Garfield died at a local hospital and will be mourned at a Saturday service 2 p.m. at St. Joseph's Church with Rt. Rev. Edmund R. Cody officiating. A prior visitation was held Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Downard chapel. Interment follows in Mountain View Cemetery. Also noted a memorial service for Mrs. Stevenson at St. Joseph's Church Monday at 9 a.m.
City considers garbage collection fee to share costs
Halsey proposed a plan to relieve property owners from the entire garbage collection cost by charging every resident a nominal fee. The aim is to have tenants and owners who produce waste pay their equitable share, but no action was taken.
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Halsey
City council approves airport utility payments and street district plans
The council postponed action to the next session while approving a 70 monthly payment from the civil aeronautics authority for electric current at Phillips Field and a 50 monthly charge from Western Airlines for lighting. A curb and gutter district along Orchard Street to Foothill Boulevard was approved with estimated costs of 1950. An improvement district for the 600 block on North Johnson and North Lincoln will fund a new sewer system.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Phillips Field
Western Air Lines
Wally Wilson
Orchard Street
Foothill Boulevard
North
Johnson
Lincoln
City Considers Market Plan and Amendment Review
City officials contemplate funding the People's Market and seek extra time to study the proposed amendment for potential protests. Reading of the ordinance was completed, with further discussion planned.
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