Camp Nodding Pine Opens July 6 with Modern Facilities
Bannock hotel donates equipment from its coffee shop to Camp Nodding Pine boosting amenities for Pocatello Girl Scouts. The site gains a modern kitchen with automatic heating and two way cabinets, new steel cots, water purification, a shower house, a recreation area, and arts and crafts. Camp opens July 6 with a 15 member staff guiding ten day periods and expanding programs in sports and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock
Pocatello Girl Scout Organization
Nodding Pine
Northwest
Girl Scouts
W. H. Welton
W. W. Shields
Pocatello Coca- Cola Company
F. V. Roche
Girl Scout Office
E. A. Ohman
Geraldine Ellis
Wonderland
Leo Lewis
Beatrice Myler
Geraldine Critchley
Welton
Pocatello
Caribou Wool Growers Elect 1947 Officers at Soda Springs
The Caribou Woolgrowers association held its annual meeting in Soda Springs with 30 permittees. New officers elected were R C Rich president J E Lau vice president J T Torgeson secretary treasurer and directors Chester Loveland E A Stolworthy and Herbert K Whitworth. Forest officers and wildlife service staff attended. The meeting covered grazing use predatory animal control and spring range conditions. The article notes 1945 US farm average 200 acres up from 1920 and 1940 gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou Woolgrowers Association
Soda Springs
Caribou National Forest
R. C. Rich
J. E. Lau
J. T. Torgeson
Chester Loveland
E. A. Stolworthy
Herbert K. Whitworth
Dremolski
John Peterson
Pocatello
Arthur Peterson
Merle Warner
Orden
Lee Twitchel
Wm. Smith
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Keystone Masons to Meet in Elks Temple Friday
Keystone to Meet Keystone Masons gather at the BPO Elks temple Friday at 7 30 p m for a talk on Masonic history in the USA presented by Ledge Craig secretary of the chamber of commerce. Resolutions on the new Masonic building association will be considered and refreshments served. Attending members urged by Ed Nunn worshipful master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Masons
BPO Elks Temple
U.S.A
Ledge Craig
Chamber of Commerce
New Masonic Building Association
Ed Nunn
US Renews Demand for Indemnity on Lost Air Transports
Washington officials say the United States renewed a demand on Yugoslavia for indemnity over two American air transports shot down last summer. Talks with Yugoslav representatives on lend-lease settlements will include the issue. Yugoslavia has paid $150,000 for five fliers but refuses to pay for the planes themselves, valued up to $400,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
State Department
Marshall Tito
Government control urged on railroad car use
Wendell Berge former head of the justice department antitrust division told western congressmen that freight car shortages cannot be solved without limiting the Association of American Railroads control of car use. He called the railroad group’s power pivotal and unacceptable in private hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wendell Berge
Rep. King
R.-Calif
Association of American Railroads
Berge
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Halliday
AVN
Chees Kraft
Ickage
Delrich
Prem
Swift's
Baby Foods
Gerber
Link Sausage
Pfrankefurters
Selfservice
Keystone
Betsy Rosl
Justice Department
Mel
Nabisco Mational Oscort Company
Rell
S&w
Berry Street
San Francisco
California
R One
U.S A
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