Boy Scout Jamboree Trip Planned by Tendoy Council
Tendoy council scouts race toward Washington D C for the national jamboree with applications still open and a deadline soon to be set by the national office. Officers to be chosen include scoutmaster and patrol leaders while a list of registered attendees names troops from Monpelier Pocatello Fort Hall Grace Bennington Malad Aberdeen and others with leaders named for region duties.
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Tendoy Council
Washington, D. C
Clarence Stephenson
Keith W. Rich
Gerald Clark
Elwood Heninger
Monpelier
Wayne Rodeback
George Jacobsen
Roy Wade
Robert Rohde
Robert Train
Clinton Rupp
Blaine Gasser
Jimmy Terrell
Howard Tippetts
Malad Sportsman Harry Merrick Dies After Illness
Funeral services for Harry H. Merrick 41 were held in Malad with interment at Lava Hot Springs. Born in Franklin Idaho, he moved to Lava Hot Springs and was part of a 14 member family with two surviving relatives. Survived by widow Sylvia Jones Merrick and three children Keith Drew and Zane, he was active in wrestling and boxing and supported the American Legion Memorial home program.
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Malad
Harry H. Merrick
First Ward
Lava Hot Springs
Franklin
Idaho
Lee
Freana Merrick
Alvin Boice
Bliss
Meda Palmer
Blackfoot
Sylvia Jones Merrick
Keith
Drew
Zane
American Legion
Salt for livestock on pasture as essential as in winter
A concise note emphasizes the need to provide salt for animals on pasture equal to winter provisions, underscoring consistent mineral access for herd health and productivity.
20 ISU Campus Organizations Receive Charters From Committee
Idaho Southern University lists 28 campus groups granted official charters after a year of rule making and committee review led by Dorothy D. Faris. The faculty committee recognized associations including Associated Engineers, Phi Beta Mu, Mortar and Pestle, Lamda Kappa Sigma, and the Women's Athletic Association among others.
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ISU
Idaho Southern University
Omecon
Phi Beta Mu
Phi Beta Sigma
Phi Delta Chi
Press Club
Roger Williams Club
Sigma Beta Mu
Sigma Beta
Southern Idaho Foresters
T” Club
UW University Episcopal Club
Women’s Athletic Association
Xi Theta Tau
Associated Vocational
Parachutist Dies After Parachute Fails at Detroit Park
Claude L. DeGeer, 39, of Detroit, an amateur parachute jumper, fell 500 feet to his death at an amusement park after his parachute failed to open following a balloon leap.
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Detroit
Claude L. DeGeer
Idaho Reports 79 072 Job Placements By State Service
The Idaho state employment service and the national re employment service placed about 79 072 job seekers in the last two fiscal years with 21 935 in private industry. National totals show roughly 9 000 000 placements nationwide, including 2 260 208 in private industry. District No 2 in Pocatello accounts for about 10 121 Idaho placements, listing roles such as salesmen, machinists, drivers, stenographers and more.
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State Employment Service
National Re-Employment Service
Idaho
John W. Foreman
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
W. Frank Persons
United States Employment Service
Idaho State Employment Service
Mrs. Elizabeth Beckstead 84 Dies in Blackfoot
Mrs Elizabeth Shields Beckstead age 84 died Friday night at her daughter W E Allreds home after a two week illness She was born December 16 1852 in West Jordan Utah daughter of George and unknown Shields pioneers She married Joseph A Beckstead in Salt Lake City 1869 The family moved to Preston about 1890 Mr Beckstead died fourteen years ago Survived by ten children fifty grandchildren twenty five great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Funeral and interment to be at West Jordan Utah with burial planned for the family plot
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Blackfoot
Elizabeth Shields Beckstead
W. E. Allred
West Jordan
Utah
George Shields
Scotland
Joseph A. Beckstead
Salt Lake City
Preston
Beckstead
Cassie Butterwood
Provo
Elton Beckstead
Acon
Lulu Allred
Beckfoot
Clive Beckstead
Driggs
Marl Beckstead
Ogden
LaVern
Mona Lane
Lewiston
Ir Terment
Senator Pope Praises A C P A For Housing Program Support
Senator James P Pope commends the American Citizens Protective Association in a statement urging support for housing legislation. He notes the Wagner bill’s referral to the Senate committee on education and labor, with favorable action anticipated, allowing municipalities to handle housing and receive fed eral loans and counsel.
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American Citizens Protective Association
James P Pope
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Christmas Seals Bring Joy to Idaho Health Camps
Idaho citizens who bought Christmas seals last winter help fund two health camps run by the Idaho Anti Tuberculosis Association and county affiliates. At Camp McClusky in Buhl and Camp Rock Springs near Coeur d Alene, 7 to 12 year olds enjoy open air living for six to eight weeks, learning healthful habits. WPA support expanded dormitories and facilities, doubling capacity and enriching camp life for children in a lesson of democracy and cooperation.
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Idaho
Idaho Anti- Tuberculosis Associan
McClusky
Buhl
Rock Springs
Coeur d'Alene
Fort Hall
Camp McClusky
WPA
Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis Association
MccClusky Camp
Housing growth praised by senator for upper ten percent
The senator notes a sixty year period of change and claims home building has become a luxury for the top ten percent with incomes of 3000 dollars or more. Local housing associations are praised for their effective work expanding homeownership reach. The ACPA originated in Pocatello by Tom MacDeuzall.
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A.C. P.A
Pocatello
Tom MacDeuzall
Idaho Pharmacists to Open 31st Annual Convention
Idaho druggists gather in Boise for the Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association convention. President J Far Evans of Idaho Falls will preside as business sessions begin Monday morning with open forums set for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association
J Far Evans
Idaho Falls
Alfalfa Boosts Soil Nitrogen Despite Large Hay Harvests
Alfalfa raises soil nitrogen levels even as substantial hay yields are harvested annually, suggesting ongoing soil enrichment despite heavy cropping.
Death Takes Jane Sweney Widow of Civil War Veteran
Jane Ella Taylor Sweney 88, widow of Captain Benjamin Hodson Sweney, died at her daughter’s home in Pocatello after a lingering illness. Born June 13, 1894 near West Chester Pennsylvania, she married Sweney Sept 1 1873 and later lived in West Chester and then Pocatello since 1918. Survived by three daughters two granddaughters and a great granddaughter. Funeral Sunday at 4 PM with Rev. Gross Alexander, Methodist Church. body sent to Pennsylvania on train No 18.
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Jane Ella Taylor Sweney
Benjamin Hodson Sweney
E. C. Riddle
Jane Ella Taylor
West Chester
John Tayior
Sweney
Pocatello
Riddle
Caroline May Sweney
Atlantic City
N. J
James E Sheen
New York City
Kahryn 8. Riddle
Mary Ann Duncan
Patricia Ann Duncan
Longview Probes Murder as NY Official Is Slain
Longview Texas investigates the murder of John O Neil a New York official who had no enemies. District Attorney Oscar Jones says O Neils son Frank 40 is hospitalized in Longview recovering from injuries sustained while traveling to attend his fathers funeral in New York City.
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Longview
Texas
Myst
John O'Neil
New York
Fudge
Oscar Jones
Frank O'Neil
Plans comeback by New York singer from Bellevue ward
Pell Livingston, 70, announced a nightclub comeback while convalescing in Bellevue Hospital’s psychiatric ward. She was injured when the sleeve of her dress tangled in a door handle of a passing automobile, throwing her to the street.
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New York
Pell Livingston
Bellevue Hospital
Miss Livingston
Engineers to Take Holiday for Fort Lewis Drill
National Guard Company C plans a two month furlough through July and August as drills resume for a 15 August trip to Fort Lewis Washington for fourth army maneuvers. A single pre August 1 assembly is set June 13 at the rifle range east of town for qualification and rapid fire courses. Lt Wayne E Downing is the recruiting officer for new members with two months service or prior military training required.
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Engineer National Guard
Fort Lewis
Washington
Cap’ Hamilton
Tha
Wayne E Downing
Weet Lewis
Callis Dismisses Trespass Case Against Stamper
Criminal action for trespass against Adolph Stamper was dismissed by Prelate Judes R Callis following a jury verdict of not guilty Friday. Stamper was involved in a dispute at Black Fell.
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Rock
S. J. Palmer
Laad
Milton E. Zener
Sam Adelstein
Adolph Stamper
Judes R . Callis
s.X-men
Nulty
Friday Stamper Farner
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Gordon Toews
Aberdeen
Lorenzo R. Parker
Bancroft
Amos Warren
Lowell Perkins
Montpelier
J. W. Patterson
D L. Roberts
Council Speaker
Edward J. Kelly
Diocese of
Idaho Council of Catholic Women
Dorothy D. Faris
Ernest I. Beales
Jewel
Pope
Idaho Mutual
Idaho Mutual Group
Daho
Idaho Mutual Benefit Association
Boice
J.T
Toldera
Rosalie C. Stringfellow
Death
Jane Sweney
Pratt City
Ala
Callis
Seecortton
Carnes-Rompats Music
Tostoffice
Nate Mongalt Ewete
Credit Jewsler
Yolu Trek
Chevrolet
General Motors
montNy
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Meters Salee Corporation
Cancun
Intermountain Chevrolet
West Center
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