Idaho State college to run nine week summer session
The nine week summer session at Idaho State College begins Monday with 8:30 registration in Fra zier hall. Dr John R Nichols president says Dr R C Stevenson will direct the session and M D Beal of Ricks college joins as visiting history professor. Courses span pharmacy engineering letters science and vocational fields with veterans officers assisting enrollees and English placement tests in Reed hall.
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Idaho State College
Frazier Hall
John R. Nichols
R. C. Stevenson
Nichols
M. D. Beal
Ricks College
Notice to Creditors in Morrison Estate Idaho 1947
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho James O Reed Executor of the Estate of Alex B Morrison Deceased gives notice to creditors and all claimants to exhibit with vouchers within four months after first publication at the law office of Jones Pomeroy Jones Central Building Pocatello Idaho. Dated May 28 1947.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Alex 8. Morrison
James O. Reed
Alex
Morrison
Jones, Pomeroy & Jones
Pocatello Idaho
Quieting Title in Bannock County Real Estate Case
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Idaho Bannock County Joseph M Johanson and Bessie L Johanson sue A W Stocker Herbert Stoker Belle Ward Mabel Holmes Edythe E Stoker Florence Wallington Blanche Thurston Rosella Snyder Naomi Goranson Myrle Sarhach Eugene C Stoker heirs at law of Alfred Stoker deceased and Elizabeth Stoker deceased all unknown heirs and devisees and unknown owners of Lot fourteen and fifteen Block five hundred twenty seven Pocatello Idaho 8400 square feet seeking to quiet title in fee to the described property and to compel defendants to plead within twenty days May 28 1947 Anna Keepe Clerk MPFRPILT AND MEPRINI Attorneys for Plaintiffs residence in Pocatello Idaho.
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Mifth
State of
Idaho
County of
Bannock
Joseph M. Johanson
Bessie L. Johanson
A. W. Stocker
Herbert Stoker
Belle Ward
Mabel Holmes
Edythe E. Stoker
Florence Wallington
Blanche Thurston
Rosella Snyder
Naomi Goranson
Myrle Sarhach
Eugene C. Stoker
Alfred Stoker
Elizabeth Stoker
Elizbeth Stoker
State of Idaho
Bannock County
Pocatello
General Land Office
Surveyor General
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Melba Couple’s Eventful 11 000 mile U S Tour
Mr and Mrs Jack Carlton of Melba recount an 11 000 mile journey around the United States describing a near Texas City explosion miss by half a day a close call with the Woodward Oklahoma tornado floods in the Arkansas River at Price City Oklahoma and a reunion in New York City with Carltons sister unseen for 37 years they returned home without car trouble or flat tires.
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Melba
Jack Carlton
United States
Texas City
Woodward, Okla
Arkansas River
Price City
Okla
New York City
Carlton
Wallace refuses to back Truman for reelection
Wallace says he will push the Democratic party to remain liberal and warns he may quit if it becomes a war or reactionary party. He rules out campaigning for Republicans though he could reserve positions on Stassen and Morse. He praises Morse as favorable to labor.
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Truman
Wallace
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Navy
Mexico
Daniels
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Oregon
Wallace criticizes U N laxity and U S Latin policy
The article reports Senator Wallace arguing that the United Nations lacks vigor due to distrust by Russia and the United States. He contends the Truman Doctrine supports anti Soviet governments and cites Spruille Braden’s resignation as linked to policy opposition. He warns about arming Latin American revolutions with American weapons.
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Wallace
United Nations
Russia
United States
Spruille Braden
Braden
Idahoans Dedicate Statue for Late Senator Borah
Idahoans gathered to dedicate a statue honoring the late Senator Borah. Speakers praised his 29 years in Congress and cited his role in creating the Department of Labor, eight hour public work limit, irrigation loan extensions, and various finance and tax measures.
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Borah
Sen
Department of Labor
Washington
Coast Commission
United States Senate
Senator’s Constructive Record in Key 1920s Reforms
The record highlights support for the soldiers bonus bill Glass Steagall national housing and home loan bank bills plus reconstruction finance corporation and postwar measures. He backed anti injunction acts fought dollar diplomacy tax and war profit taxes and stock exchange controls while opposing repeal of anti trust laws and supporting expulsion of senators Smith Lorimer Ware and Stephenson for misconduct.
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Glass Steagall Bank
National Housing
Home Loan Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Stock Exchange
U. S. Senate
Smith and Lorimer
Ilinois
Ware
Pennsylvania
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Birthday Greetings Highlight Family Milestones
Mrs Willian Adams celebrated her birthday in Salt Lake City with family. On that day in 1946 she welcomed a daughter named June. She formerly Joy Pendleton of Nampa Idaho.
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Salt Lake City
Willian
Adams
June
Joy L. Pendleton
Nampa
Idaho
Public Health Unit Elects Leaders At Idaho Convention
The Idaho Public Health Association reelected Dr. H. D. Cramer of Moscow as president at its convention closing Tuesday. Alain Twichell of New York urged housing expansion to lift living standards, while 15 million new dwellings were proposed over ten years. New directors include Wm. P. Hughes Lewiston Mrs. George Ambrose Meridian and Bishop Frank A. Rhea Boise.
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Boise
United States
Alain Twichell
New York City
American Public Health Association
Idaho Public Public Health Association
H. D. Cramer
Moscow
Obituary for Martin Christian Wistisen in Bancroft
Funeral services for Martin Christian Wistisen held at the LDS tabernacle Bancroft with Elder Vern Moser officiating. Invocation by Peter B. Jensen. Speakers August Sanders and A. A. Moser. Mixed chorus directed by Christine Hatch performed songs and vocal solos by additional singers.
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Martin Christian Wistisen
Bancroft
LDS Tabernacle
Vern Moser
Peter B. Jensen
August Sanders
A. A. Moser
Christine Hatch
Notice to Creditors in Clara Reddish Estate
The administrator F. E. Tydeman publishes notice to creditors and claimants of Clara Reddish deceased. Claims must be filed within four months after first publication with vouchers at 244 Dietrich Building Pocatello Idaho. Dated May 29 1947.
Local funeral rites for Bancroft residents noted
Phylis Glen and Harold Toolson led the service with accompanying family members. Pallbearers Amos Rigby Arthur Ruger Edward Banks Charles Shanklin Horace Jenkins Ray Robison. Flowers cared for by Bancroft LDS Relief Society directed by Pearl Yost with Shanklin Jensen Robison Reed and others. Interment in Bancroft cemetery.
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Phylis Glen
Harold Toolson
Alfretta Lloyd
Mr. Toolson
Sybil Toolson
Rolene Wistisen
W. A. Childs
Herbert Plewe
Amos G. Rigby
Arthur Ruger
Edward Banks
Charles Shanklin
Horace Jenkins
Ray Robison
Bancroft Lds Relief Society
Pearl Yost
Hattie Shanklin
Martina Shank
Katie Jensen
Mary Jenkins
Blanch Robison
Love Call
Ethyl Call
Ann Rigby
Mary White
Wanda Reed
Elizabeth Reed
Ella Grimm
Robina Christensen
Bancroft Cemetery
Charnie Lyd Busby Jr. 22 Dies in Alaska Heart Attack
Charnie Lyd Busby Jr. of 615 West Clark dies of a heart attack in Fairbanks Alaska at age 22 born November 13 1924 in Butte He moved with family to Pocatello in 1942 attended Pocatello High School and University of Idaho where he served as National Ski Patrol secretary He worked at Idaho Refining Co and American Optical Co before going to Alaska in 1946 to work with U S engineers at Ladd Field Survivors include his mother a brother two aunts and an uncle Funeral arrangements to be announced later
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Charnie Lyd Busby, Jr
Vera A. Busby
W. Clark
Fairbanks
Alaska
Butte
Pocatello
Charnie
Pocatello High School
University of Idaho
National Ski Patrol
Air Field
First Methodist Church
de Molays
Idaho Refining Co
American Optical Co
U. S. Engineers
Ladd Field
John Roger
Lillian Mitchell
Los Angeles
Hazel Mahnken
Samuel Hubert Hill
Seattle
U.S. Stance on New Nicaragua Regime
The United States says it will not enter official relations with Nicaragua's new regime, awaiting developments. A state department official noted consultations with other American republics as the situation unfolds after the May upheaval led by Gen. Anastasio Somoza, who toppled President Leonardo Argüello.
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Washington
United States
Nicaragua
State Department
Guillermo Servilla Sacasa
Sacasa
Eilis Briggs
Office of American Republics Affairs
Leonardo Arguella
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Mpfrpilt and
Meprini
Dabney Watson
Long Beach
Calif
Pacific
Dabney
Watson
Catalina Island
Pres. Truman
Becker
Pleasent
The
Uity
Qustan
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science
Norway Street
Boston
PBS
Nome
Public Health
Clara Reddish
F. E. Tydeman
Dietrich Building
Tsi
Libby
Baby
McNeill & Libby
Chicago 9
Great Falls
Canada
Butte, Helena
Bannock Hotel
Pocotello Western
AIR Lines
Americas Pioneer Airline
U.S
South Main
Elk Uppers
Goodyear Sewn Construction
Oxford
Girl’s and Lady’s Saddle
Beech
Brennan & Cahoon
General Contractors
Pocatello, Idaho
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