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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1945

Page

3

Yankee Craft Leads a Charmed Life

Pearl Harbor story profiles Commander Lawson P Ramage and the submarine Parche. It recounts a daring night surface attack sinking four ships near Formosa with 19 torpedoes in 46 minutes, earning Ramage the Medal of Honor and the Zero nickname for the Parche.

Marlin Spencer Pearl Harbor Comdr Lawson P. Ramage Ramage New London Zero W. W. McCrory Carlisle J. M. Holleran Mars Holleran McCrory Formosa

Office Urges Higher Grazing Fees Increase urged on grazing fees by Forling in Idaho hearing

Under questioning by Sen. Guy Cordon of Oregon, Clarence Forsling, director of grazing, said higher grazing fees are justified as rentals for private and state lands run two to ten times the public domain rate of six-tenths of a cent per acre. Cordon argued private range land is often superior to federal grazing land. Oregon senator attended the second day of a senate subcommittee hearing on grazing fees led by Sen. Glen Taylor of Idaho.

Boise Guy Cordon Ore Clarence L. Forsling Glen H. Taylor Idaho W. Tabor Richfield Corson Oregon James Farmer Boise Stockman E. T. Taylor Joeur d'Alene Grange J. Erwin Condit Hagerton Arge Forsling

Mississippi State Leader Invited to Wyoming Presidency

George uke Humphrey, president of Mississippi State College in Starkville, has been invited to accept the residency of the University of Wyoming. Milward L. Simpson, president of the board of trustees, announced the appointment is subject to his acceptance and release from his current position. Dr. J. L. Morrill, Wyoming president since January 1942, is slated to become president of the University of Minnesota on July 1.

Laramie Wyo George Uke Humphrey Misssippi State College Starkville University of Wyodng Milward L. Simpson Board of Humphrey J. L. Morrill Wyoming Theiiversity of Minnesota

Bullet Kills Executive on Park Avenue

Police investigated the slaying of Albert E. Langford 63 a textile firm sales manager at Conlin and Smith found shot in the Park Avenue Marguery hotel suite his wife Marion Langford said two men appeared at the door before the shooting with a spent .32 cartridge and a .38 bullet recovered at the scene with no suspects or motive yet established.

New York Park Avenue Vincent J. Kiernan Albert E. Langford Conlin and Smith Langford Marion Marguery

Picnic Closes Activities at Ross Park V-12 Farewell

About two hundred students and faculty attended the navy farewell picnic at Ross Park ending V-12 unit activities in Pocatello. Highlights included George Bender named beauty of the day, various racing contests with prizewinners, and Navy band music.

Navy Ross Park V-12 Pocatello George Bender A/S Fred Frank Zeller Gene Michel Trieste Dolbrook Robert Willems Darlene Mehrhoff Fred Zeller Marion Marley A. R. Dawe Fred Thomas Louis Weertz Softball Chow Ralph Kennard Bud Boqua Keith Reemstma John Isadore O'Connell

Truman Urges Ratification of Bretton Woods Agreements

President Truman called for enactment of the Bretton Woods monetary agreements as a cornerstone for lasting peace. Chairman Spence and Rep Wolcott backed ratification following the president's letter to the House, signaling strong bipartisan push.

Washington Truman Bretton Woods Spence D-Ky House Banking Committee House Rep. Wolcott Rmich Banking Committee

War Prisoners Return Home on Four Freighters

Four rusty salt encrusted freighters brought home 1 431 liberated American war prisoners today in New York. The service marked a homecoming with the prisoners smiling and posing aboard the ships.

New York

Nostradamus Ran Beauty Parlor Patroned by Catherine

Nostradamus, famed astrologer and seer, also operated a beauty parlor with Catherine de Medici among his patrons, linking mystic prophecy to royal fashion in his era.

Nostradamus Catherine de Medici

Sorority Initiation Honors Gamma Delta Gamma Members

Gamma Delta Gamma held a Sunday morning initiation breakfast in the university dining hall with Janet Billmeyer as new president. Initiates listed include Dorothie Taylor Marion Marley Virginia Rosauer June Walters Doris Wright Mary Louise Jones and Darlene Mehlhoff. A.W.S. council presented Patty Sutton with a gift. Miss Havenor read a story and Miss Osguthorpe played Chopin.

Joy Berntson Gamma Delta Gamma Janet Billmeyer Student Union Dorothie Taylor Marion Marley Virginia Rosauer June Walters Doris Wright Mary Louise Jones Darlene Mehlhoff A.W.S. Council Patty Sutton Nickie Ostergard Rayola Ritchey Barbara Patterson Dorothy Taylor Carolyn Phillips Evelyn Monson Bertha Pieper Beverly Whittemore Alice Lewis Delores Kunz Joyce Hale Evelyn Young A.W.S

ISU Social Event by Lambda Delta Sigma Fraternity

Lambda Delta Sigma held a formal dinner dance in the ISU Student Union women’s lounge with guests, then dancing in the LDS Institute ballroom. Rainbow centerpieces, colorful streamers, and a menu program adorned the event. Violin solo by Smith Murphy and piano by Francine Dundy entertained. decoration committee Theora Wells and Jean Chaffin led the effort.

Lambda Delta Sigma L.ds L.ds. Institute Smith Murphy Francine Dundy Theora Wells Jean Chaffin

Dinner Fetes New Women Presidents

Patty Sutton reports an informal dinner at the Shanghai cafe honoring newly elected presidents of university women’s groups. Guest seating featured Chinese lettering with oriental flowers. the long table displayed spring blooms before attendees moved to the Student Union lounge.

A.W.S Council Shanghai Cafe Student Union

Dinner Arrangements Highlight Rosabeth Nichols and Paul Bennington

Rosabeth Nichols and Paul Bennington are listed in the dinner arrangements while Ralph Kennard handles the program logistics. The note outlines roles and responsibilities for the upcoming event.

Rosabeth Nichols Paul Bennington Ralph Kennard

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