Church Elects New Staff For Mother Church Boston
The Christian Science board of directors at the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston elects Mrs Myrtle Holm Smith of Waban as president replacing Paul Stark Seeley while reelecting Roy Garrett Watson as treasurer and Mary G Ewing as clerk The group commends California peace conference efforts to outlaw war by reflecting Gods government and notes expanded church membership over 35 years with a call for unselfish service and moral steadiness.
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Boston
Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Myrtle Holm Smith
Waban
Mass
Mother Church
Paul Stark Seeley
Roy Garrett Watson
Mary G. Ewing
California
God
Wells Speaks At Moscow Idaho Commencement
University of Idaho graduation ceremony honors 131 WWII class mainly women. Speaker Richard H. Wells urges graduates to reform themselves to help Idaho and America. Six graduates receive honors led by Frances Margaret Marshall, Mary Lou Jones Rudeen, and Lucile Grace Vance. Barbara Spaeth of Jerome wins essay contest. Governor Gossett predicts postwar Idaho growth and confidence in graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Richard H. Wells
Pocatello
Rotary International
San Francisco
Frances Margaret Marshall
Idaho Falls
Mary Lou Jones Rudeen
Lucile Grace Vance
Dale
Barbara Spaeth
Jerome
Sons of the American Revolution
Wells
America
Gossett
Rainbow at Night Shocks Emblem Crowd Witnesses Lunar Rainbow
In Emblem Wyoming Adam Press, a young farmer, saw a rainbow at night from a school window after a shower during a war bond rally. Moonlight lit the scene and others only believed it after he urged them to look. The note adds Curie’s first decigram of radium chloride in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyo
Adam Press
Emblem
West Emblem School
Madame Curie
Notice of personal financial responsibility
After this date I will not be responsible for any debts or obligations contracted by others. Dated at Pocatello Idaho June 3 1945. Herbert Bert Stoker 15.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Herbert
Bert) Stoker
Tampala Creations Offer A New Vegetable Flair
The article promotes tampala as a fresh vegetable with flavors between spinach and herbs. It describes growing tips and multiple recipes including Tampala Salad with herb dressing, Tampala Souffle, Tampala Timbales, and Tampala Ring, with steps and oven times for each dish. It emphasizes cooking leaves and stems together when plants are short and offers serving ideas to highlight its crispness and taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Adams
Associated Press
America
India
Birthday Cakes Honor Local Servicemen at USO Hut
In a series of birthday tributes, local families sent cakes to the USO hut for servicemen. Notables include Edwin L. Hanke, 21, from Portland and Pocatello graduate. Pfc Lindell Turner of the 69th recalling Leipzig. Pfc Vearl D. Ingram, wounded in Iwo Jima, now in Seattle hospital. Capt. W. H. Nuckols of USMC, home on leave after 27 months in the South Pacific. and Ens. Charles F. Rork, dry battery specialist in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Hanke
L. W. Benson
Darwin Harris
Portland
Ed Hanke
North Garfield
H. P. Anderson
Route 1
Edwin
Pocatello
Pocatello High School
National Guard
Fort Warren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fort Lewis
Wash
Camp Hale
Colorado
Italy
10Th Mountain Division
Pfc
Lindell Turner
South Fourth
Lindell
Leipzig
Vearl D. Ingram
Route 2 North
City
Marshalls
Marianas
Iwo Jima
U.S Navy
Seattle
Kraft Cheese Company
W. H. Nuckols
USMC
Captain Nuckols
Bill
Idaho Southern
South Pacific
San Diego
Charles F. Rork
C. F. Rork
Charles
Northwestern University
India
National Carbon and Carbide Company
States
Navy
Army
Washington, D. C
Silver Springs
Rork
Eloise Hurley
P. J. Hurjey
Take My Word For It Wordplay Forum Letters
Readers discuss rhymes for silver and the claim no rhyme for orange. Dialect words chilvers defined. Blorenge mountains cited. Contestants name ambidextrous long words with many alphabet letters and no repeats. A clipping jokes about mothers hiding angry children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriam Webster's
Britannica
Abergavenny
Monmouthshire
England
Ojai
B.F.S
Washington
Correcting Common Grammar Pitfalls and Word Pairs
A reader presents a grammatically faulty sentence and a list of errors. The note critiques pronoun case, redundancy, and the misuse of contractions, then offers a pamphlet by Frank Colby with a self addressed envelope for a free copy.
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You
Frank Colby
Trail Markers Proposed for Astoria Trail Route
Boise reports that the Idaho Pioneer Trails Council may consider marking the Astoria trail one of the Wests earliest travel routes. Howard Driggs of the American Pioneer Trails Association urges landmarks along the Astor party route led by John Jacob Astor into Idaho from Wyoming toward Astoria Oregon. John Condie says action waits for more members' consideration.
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Boise
Astoria
Idaho Pioneer Trails Council
John Jacob Astor
Idaho
Wyoming
Ore
Howard Driggs
American Pioneer Trails Association
Astor
John Condie
Idaho Council
Sheep and Cattlemen Press Higher Grazing Fees
Idaho grazing director Clarence L. Frosling testifies before a senate subcommittee arguing fee bases should reflect livestock prices rather than profits. He outlines an interim plan to raise grazing charges on public lands while a full study is conducted, with Idaho proposing 17 cents per head and sheep increases of one to three cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Clarence L. Frosling
Senate
Frosling
Ray Swanson
Pocatello
Cattlemen
New Mexico
Colorado
Forsling
Two Women Hurt In Utah Crash
In Ogden two sisters and mothers of young children are in critical condition after being struck by a car while stepping from behind a bus. Rhea Stokes Collins, 17, suffered a fractured skull and may not survive. Cleo Stokes Underwood, 19, sustained a fractured thigh and wrist and possible skull fracture. The driver, Marine Corporal John Talbot, 23, was turned over to shore patrol.
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Ogden
Rhea Stokes Collins
John Collins
Kellogg
Idaho
Cleo Stokes Underwood
Edward Underwood
Second Street
Geo. A. Stokes
John Talbot
RFC
No. 3
Tito vows fight over Carinthia claims to Yugoslavia
In a Belgrade radio broadcast Tito declared Carinthia in Austria is Yugoslav land and that Yugoslavia will fight for it. He said Carinthia was liberated but wartime realities forced a temporary withdrawal. Britain and the US want the issue settled at peace talks and Yugoslav troops withdrew under their pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marshal Tito
Belgrade
Carinthia
Austria
Yugoslavia
Britain
United States
Washington
Nazis Surrender in Denmark as Troops Move to Captivity
From Silkeborg Denmark Col Gen George Lindemann commands a Sylvan headquarters as Wehrmacht girls run a Danish telephone system routing daily columns to the German border 100 miles south. Fewer than 20 000 of about 189 000 German troops remain in Denmark and only 4 500 British soldiers are left.
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Silkeborg
Denmark
Reich
George Lindemann
Sylvan
Wehrmacht
Aberdeen Soldier Injured and Fort Hall Man Reported Missing
Military record lists multiple Idaho service members with statuses including wounded missing and liberated prisoners of war. Names include Pvt Lorin R Oakey Rexburg Pvt Kenneth L Hamby Kimberly Pvt Marlo W Allen Mundell Milo L Menan Neil W Owens Gooding Pvt Cyril Farris Fort Hall and others across European and Pacific theaters with several officers noted.
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Navy
Oakey
Lorin R
USMCR
Rexburg
Hamby
Kenneth L
Kimberly
Pacific
Allen
Marlo W
Victor
Mundell
Milo L
Menan
Owens
Neil W
Gooding
European
Pierce
Robert D
Pfc
John W. Pierce
c/o War Food Adm
Aberdeen
Kendrick
Marvin
Kellogs
Sessions
Blaine E
Idaho Falls
Farris
Cyril, R
Cyril R. Farris
Fort Hall
Germany
Barnes
Merill E
Boise
Bauman
Frank R
Driggs
Conner
Franklynn W
Kelly
Thomas
Emmett
Kieffer
Louis H
Kellogg
Otto
Robert W
Jerome
Peters
John D
Post Falls
Poutre
Earl
Bonners Ferry
Smith
Vernon E
President Confers on Polish Situation in Washington
President Truman spoke today with Undersecretary of State Grew and Arthur Bliss Lane about Poland. Lane, named ambassador to Poland months ago, appears to be awaiting orders to assume his post after a wartime government acceptable to the United States is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Grew
Arthur Bliss Lane
Lane
Poland
Warsaw
United States
Tonopah air field hits 50,000 flying hours without fatal crash
Tonopah army air field in Nevada, the Fourth Air Force B 24 training station, surpassed 50,000 flying hours and over 10 million miles with no fatal accident. Col. John A Feagin credited crews, instructors, and mechanics for the record as Lt. Col. Alfred V. Walton leads operations. two Cat tle men, Staff Sgt John F McCauley Jr and Tech Sgt Gerald O Amyott, are among the division’s instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Nev
Tonopah Army Air Field
Air Force
Nevada
Fourth Air Force
March Field
Calif
John A. Feagin
Evergreen
Ala
San Antonio
Texas
Alfred V. Walton
Shattuck
Okla
TAAF
John F. McCauley, Jr
Wilson Aveenue
Gerald O. Amyott
Riverside Apartments
British Ready With Fire Plans for Invasion Defense
Geoffrey Lloyd, British minister of information, disclosed plans to repel a German invasion with blazing oil in the channel and along beaches. Flame throwers hidden behind hedges would blister walls and hedges, and pipes from shore tanks would set the sea ablaze. Louisiana is known as the Peleiran state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Geoffrey Lloyd
England
Weed Experts Meet to Discuss Noxious Weeds
Nine western states will send experts to Boise to discuss weed control. C I Seeley of Idaho University will present a method using acetic hormones, synthetic organic chemicals tested in the East. Buford Kuhns, extension agronomist, reports positive results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
C. I. Seeley
University of Idaho
Agricultural Experiment Station
Buford Kuhns
Extension Agronomist
Tungsten Hardest Metal To Melt And Shape
Tungsten is noted as the most difficult metal to melt and work, reflecting its extreme melting point and challenging fabrication properties. The claim underscores its reputation among metals and materials science discussions of the era.
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Tampala
USO
Order of Eagles
Dianne Willes
Harold Davis
Fort Lawton
Merle Davis
Merchant Marine
Atlantic
Owen Davis
Omaha
Twin Falls
Lewiston
Coeur d'Alene
Zimmerly
AIR Transport
Utah
Tito
C.O.D
Order Office
West Center
Nevada Air Field
Louisiana
Fey
Patek-Philippe
King’s Men
Fargo- Wilson- Wells
Him
Calvert Distillers Corporation
N.Y.C
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