House Passes Record Supply Bill For Lend Lease Aid
The House approved a 3.92 billion supply bill on a 280 to 23 vote to fund lend lease FE A and UNRRA for the next fiscal year. Debate touched fears of imminent Allied invasion and the potential impact of cutting UNRRA funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
House
Foreign Economic Administration
FEA
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Unrfpa
Senate
Cannon
Dmo
Appropriations Committee
UNRRA
My Sister Eileen Delights Delta Psi Omega Cast
The Delta Psi Omega Idaho Southern chapter presented My Sister Eileen in Greenwich Village inspired comedy. Mary Donna Jones and Norma Darrow led a large cast with Irving Goldston and Harold Magnuson delivering standout performances. Proceeds supported the USO hut and the show honored former Delta Psi Omega members now in the armed forces.
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Delta Psi Omega
Idaho
Mational Dramatics Fraternity
Sister Eileen
Greenwich Village
New York
Vic Mae Powell
Robert Burtner
Carl DeYoung
Eileen
Mary Donna Jones
Norma Darrow
Ruth
Miss Jones
Pocatello
Miss Darrow
Irving Goldston
Jensen
Chester Phillips
Harold Magnuson
Alma Barclay
Helen
Lynn Anderson
Lippencott
Robert L. Jones
D. D Huddleston
Violet
Kay Borton
Elmer Bittleston
Sherwood
Charles Callahan
Baker
Kirk Wilkins
LaVar Jones
Bill Draper
Consul
Helen Flint
Wallace Manning
Bobby Vickrey
Donald Almond
Navy
Delta Psi Play
USO
Local Society Notices Mary Jane Maxon Weds William L Peart
Mrs William L Maxon of 666 Prospect Ave West Orange announces the marriage of daughter Mary Jane to William Leon Peart of Memphis Tenn The ceremony was at Church of the Holy Innocents West Orange at 8 30 pm with Rev William MacBeth officiating The bride wore ivory satin with lace appliques and a juliet cap veil A reception followed the ceremony The couple will reside in Memphis Tenn
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William Leslie Maxon
Prospect Avenue
West Orange
N. J
Mary Jane
William Leon Peart
Memphis
Louisville
Mary von der Lieth
South Orange
Sally Maxson
William Leslie Maxson, Jr
Williamston
Mass
William Glass
Norfolk
Oldwick
Ralph Maxson
Canton
Ohio
Initiations at ORC Ladies Auxiliary Meeting
At the WOW hall on Friday afternoon the Ladies Auxiliary to ORC initiated Mrs. Mitchel Witt, Mrs. J. T. Supan, and Mrs. Ed H. Hansen with Mrs. H. W. Corbett presiding. A decorative tulip iris and bridal wreath basket was given by Mrs. Edna Schnake. A social hour followed with refreshments. The article notes erosion has laid waste a region as large as all New England plus Delaware and New Jersey.
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Wow Hall
ORC
Mitchel Witt
J. T. Supan
Ed H. Hansen
H. W. Corbett
Edna Schnake
United States
New England
Delaware
New Jersey
Council Marks 20th Anniversary of Girls' Council
Pocatello high school Girls' council celebrated its twentieth anniversary at a Bannock hotel luncheon. Past presidents attended and were introduced while members presented red and green decorations and cakes with 20 candles.
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Pocatello High School Girls’ Council
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello Church Hosts Second Door Canteen Event
Pocatello's First Congregational Church held its second Church Door Canteen in the church basement from 9 to 1130 p m. Young people and service members joined in games dancing and specialty numbers. Refreshments were served by Mrs Schwabe and Mrs Foulk with Rev Ed Cunningham sponsoring a biweekly social for youth.
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Pocatello
First Congregational Church
Army
Navy
Frank Schwabe
George Foulk
Schwabe
Foulk
Ed Cunningham
Memorial Services Honor Members of American Legion Auxiliary
Regular meeting led by president Mrs. D D Parke honored departed members with memorials. Lorraine Young sang three solos accompanied by her mother. Nine War Mothers were introduced as flowers were presented. Poppy fund sold 6000 units for 773.75 dollars. Bond drive set for June 15. Membership listed at 219. Dinner served by Mrs. Coates and aide. Attendees named include Mrs. Foreman and others.
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American Legion Auxiliary
D. D. Parke
Lorraine Young
Love
Ava Maria
Reed Young
Adelia Barrett
Clara Gucker
Charles T. Golding
Mark D. Thompson
Sarah Foster
Sarah Frederickson
Metta Nelson
Della Allsworth
Lucy Howell
C. M. Carmody
D. H. Richards
Poppy Day
Walter Hall
Community Service
State War Loan
Lloyd Brydon
Aurilla Blackhurst
John Foreman
Washington, D. C
Francis Coates
Henry O'Leary
Walter Oelwein
H. C. Paige
Clifford Peake
Carol Petersen
George Pew
Louise Poulson
Herb Poynter
Martha Pugmire
8. C. Thodes
Harvey Rice
Grace K. Ritchey
A. T. Salberg
J. J. Schiess
C. G. Scott
James Seavers
Navy Mothers Active During Month of May
Navy Mothers held a regular party at the USO club on West Lander May 6 with Mrs. H. C. Gregg and Mrs. D. W. Havemann in charge. They baked birthday cakes for sons including Cecil Gregg of the Marines.
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Navy
USO Club
West Lander
H. C. Gregg
D. W. Havemann
Cecil Gregg
Marines
Navy Mothers Send Cookies and Sew Stripes for V-12 Men
Chief Petty Officer Marshall Havemann and Navy Mothers organized gifting of cookies to Sun Valley for Mother's Day. May saw many seamen's stripes sewn on for V-12 students, with Mrs William Cooper coordinating sewing efforts. Memorial Parade participants included gold star Navy Mothers Mrs Josephine Long and Mrs Sarah Eversole who spread petals in the river honoring their sons.
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Marshall Havemann
USN
Sun Valley
Navy
William 4. Cooper
Josephine Long
Sarah Eversole
Luncheon Honors Mrs Goranson By Chaminade Singers
The Chaminade Singers held a Wednesday luncheon at the Sherman Hawley home on South Seventh avenue to honor Mrs. R. F. Goranson for her year as accompanist. Attendees included Mrs. William Hill and R. F. Goranson. gifts were presented to Mrs. Goranson.
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Chaminade Singers
R. F. Goranson
Sherman Hawley
South Seventh Avenue
Goranson
William Hill
Boise
George W. Smith
Ray King
Ralph Comstock
O. D. Garrison
George Givens
T. Leland Newey
Miller Bodell
Lorna Jane Shaeffer
L. R. Haley
Lawrence J. Cowen
Beta Sigma Phi Chapters Hold Meeting at Bannock Hotel
Beta Sigma Phi chapters met in Bannock hotel sorority rooms with president Clarice Tripp presiding. Frances Dibly spoke on Pocatello Red Cross camp and hospital service and the chapter presented a local check. Plans announced for war loan drive and new committees led by Mary Poynter, Julie Cordon, Alice May Rogers, Marlaine Rogers, Corrine Rino, and others. Al Cordon sang at close. Busbrooms announce sons Lloyd and Bill home on furlough after Lloyd’s meeting in Burley with a ship sunk months earlier.
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Wilma Morris
Aletta Prinson
Julie Servel
Rhea Frazell
Betty Terrell
Alice May Rogers
Florence Graveline
Frances Porges
Thelma Baldwin
Marlaine Rogers
Corrine Rino
Hilda Hanlon
Elsie Stevens
Carole Bistline
Margaret Ruth Edwards
al Cordon
Maxine Merrill
Summer hours announced for Society Editor at The Pocatello Tribune
The Society Editor Marjorie Moon will work 8 am to 12 noon Monday to Thursday and 10 am to 6 pm Friday. Items may be left by calling 123. Sunday copy deadline is Friday 6 pm and pictures must reach by Wednesday.
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Pocatello Tribune
Marjorie Moon
the Tribune
Kappa Chapter Holds Final Betal Sigma Phi Meeting
The final Kappa chapter meeting was held May 25 at the Bannock hotel with President Helen Bartz presiding. Committees announced include membership, social, ways and means, program, publicity, and others. A book review by Mrs. A S Murray and a theater party followed the meeting.
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Kappa Chapter
Betal Sigma Phi
Bannock
Helen Bartz
Esther Johnson
Laura Mooney
Maxine Black
Norma Carter
Dorothy Gene Craig
Louise Wilson
Princes Wilson
Emmaline Herzog
Gerry Bistline
Valerie Primbs
Arlene Murphy
Jane Parmalee
Mary F. Fredericks
Ways and Means
Elnora Woodland
Genevieve Bistline
Evelyn Buck
Virginia Reynolds
Deleas Durst
Oreg Zener
Margie Lutzker
Denna Ogden
Luella Myers
Jeannette Corbett
Newman
A.S. Murray
Eileen
Stansbury
Local Newsnotes on Visits and Travel Events
Mrs. D. R. Herman of Los Angeles arrived with her son Thomas to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Nelson at 950 W. Lander. Miss Carolyn Watson returned from Stephen's College with Ruth Andrews of Ogden staying a week. Mary Lou Jones and Constance Almond came back from Moscow. Edward Goldberg left for Atlantic City to visit relatives. Mrs. F. S. Dietrich of Boise will stay with granddaughter Margaret Catherine Ifft. Nicholas Ifft and family departed for Lawrenceville New Jersey for their son's graduation as he attends Lawrenceville prep school.
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D. R. Herman
Los Angeles
Thomas
T. E. Nelson
W. Lander
Carolyn Watson
R. E. Watson
Stephen's College
Ruth Andrews
Ogden
F. S. Dietrich
Boise
Margaret Catherine Ifft
Nicholas Ifft
Lawrenceville
N. J
Lawrenceville Preparatory School
Local teachers honor Sharlot Wilkie at Franklin tea
Mrs. Sharlot B. Wilkie honored at a Franklin teachers tea for 20 years in Pocatello and 12 years in Franklin. She plans to retire in Michigan after leaving Pocatello. Also noted are visits by Mrs. Rose Buck of Chicago to Miss Ida Fitzpatrick at Nadene hotel and Mrs. Mildred C. Hunter of Spokane returning home after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Knowlden.
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Sharlot B. Wilkie
Pocatello
Franklin
Wilkie
Michigan
Mrs. Rose Buck
Chicago
Ifs
Ida Fitzpatrick
Nadene Hotel
Mildred C. Hunter
Spokane
R. L. Knowlden
North Arthur
Local Club Meetings and Dinners Planned This Week
Mrs George Henson hosted her contract club with guest Mrs T Conlin sharing honors alongside Mrs William Richardson. LDS Sixth and Twelfth Ward mothers and daughters banquet set for Wednesday 730 PM in Sixth Ward Recreation Hall. Radiant Evening Club meets Tuesday 8 PM at Mrs C G Billmeyer 827 North Hayes. Echo Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers Brigham Young dinner Friday 130 PM at Mrs A E Watson 823 North Main. reservations by Wednesday with Mrs Watson or Mrs Leo Hurst. All members may bring guests.
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George Henson
Contract Club
T. Conlin
William Richardson
J. Martin
Richardson
R. F. Booker
M. Albert
George Primbs
A. B. Trosper
LDS Church
Sixth Ward
Radiant Evening Club
C. G. Billmeyer
North Hayes
Echo Camp
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Brigham Young
A. E. Watson
North Main
Leo Hurst
Utah River Flood Recedes After West Salt Lake City Damage
Waters of the Jordan River receded after flooding caused minor damage to homes in West Salt Lake City. Basements of a dozen or more residences and Jordan School were affected as streets and yards held one to two feet of water. Storms drenched northern Utah with two to three times normal rainfall over three days and moved toward Wyoming. Salt Lake City reported 1.71 inches of rain in three days, a June record.
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Salt Lake City
Jordan River
Jordan School
Utah
Wyoming
Salt, Lake City
Pigs Experiment for Science in Miles City Montana
Four pampered pigs at the U S range livestock experiment station in Miles City Montana are allowed to eat freely to determine which foods make a pig gain weight. The study aims to learn how diet affects pig shape and health.
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Miles City
Mont
U.S. Range
Pocatello Captain Relates Pacific Experience
Santa Monica report profiles Capt. Harvey L. Baldenston of Pocatello a signal corps officer who served 15 months in the south Pacific. He recalls 165 Japanese air raids on Guadalcanal, malaria jungles and cramped dugouts, and a raid where a Lightning fighter helped destroy an enemy plane. Baldenston describes hospital treatment for tropical illnesses and his return to duty at the Santa Monica redistribution station.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Guadalcanal
Harvey L. Balderston
Pocatello
Signal Corps
Army Air Forces
South Pacific
Baldenston
Henderson Field
Battenston
Joe Foss
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Hammond General
Modesto
Santa Ana Army Air Base Hospital
Santa Ana
Army Air Forces Redistribution Station
Oil emerges as fuel and lubricant as whale oil grows scarce
The article notes oil began to serve as both fuel and lubricant around the period when whale oil, the primary standby, was dwindling due to widespread whale hunting.
Service Women Obtain Promotions and Meet
Edna Shiave promoted to Sgt in aerology at El Central California. Ens. Jane Roberts enjoys Washington duties in the communications office. Cpl. June Dudanake visiting Pocatello. both at Cherry Point. Genevieve Pond stationed in Washington Arlington Farms. TEEF meeting at naval recruiting office Monday 8 pm with Wave Lt Dorsey and Hillfield Ogden team. Return service member as principal speaker. mothers urged to bring service women snapshots.
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Set
Edna Shiave
J. D. Shiave
el Central
Calif
Marine Air Corps Station
Edna
Ens
Jane M. Roberts
E. M. Roberts
Washington, D. C
Cpl
TEEF
Naval Recruiting Office
Federal Building
J. G. Ann Dorsey
Boise
Air Wac
Hillfield
Ogden
Rita Cohan
Philip Lane
Laverne Rouch
Pfe
Betty Kearns
Dorothy Kroll
R. L. Stevie
Pocate
Average fertile topsoil thickness noted at seven inches
The article states that the average fertile topsoil measures about seven inches in thickness. This figure serves as a benchmark for agricultural soil quality and land management guidance.
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Leedice Kissane
Mary Jane Maxon
William Peart
Mrs. Peart
A. B. Steely
Memphis, Tenn
Stephen’s College
Dona le Cotant
J. O. Cotant
City
Stephens College
Columbia
Council
Jeanne Norris
Esther Kissane
Frances Terrill Neilson
Kimi Okamura Takechi
Peggy Willard
Elizabeth Swanson
Mary Lou Roberts
Girls’ Council
Himena Hoffman
Norma Christofferson
Betty Sherman
Carol Ramish
Congregational Church
Fats
Halliwell, Moore, Pocatello Or
Walgreen Drug Stores
Beta Sigma Phi
Carl Busbroom
Lloyd
Bill
Lloyd Busboom
Burley
Neb
Justice of the
Supreme Court
Third Judicial District
Chas. F. Koelsch
Mary Lou Jones
Constance Almond
Moscow
Edward Goldberg
Atlantic City
Princeton University
Club News
Utah River High
DelLuc
U. S
Luxe
Ila
U.s.royal
Delue
U.S
Brandt's Tire Shop
South Main
Pocatello, Idaho
Captain Baldenston
Ashton
Antemis
Fea U
Voen
Gabardine
Trecorsc
Oes
KSEJ
Fargo- Wilson- Wells
Genevieve Pond, CI
C. W. Pond
Arlington Farms
Bureau of Personnel
Washington, D.C
Norwich
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