Meet the 49 Graduates Recognize Outstanding Senior
Dave Hubbard KSEI announcer and Idaho State college student will be among the 49 graduates at ISC exercises next Tuesday. A married veteran, he majored in speech and drama, first enrolled in 1938, studied radio in San Francisco, worked at KODL in Dallas Oregon, served six years in the U S Marine Corps aviation branch, and returned to Pocatello to resume college and KSEI announcing. He hosts Reflections in Poetry and led Alpha Psi Omega, with acting awards for Apple of His Eye and The Story of Mary Surratt. He plans to pursue a master's in radio dramatics at the University of Denver after graduation.
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Dave Hubbard
KSEI
ISC
Dave
Idaho State College
San Francisco
Dalles
Ore
KODL
U.S. Marine Corp
Pocatello
Pi Kappa Delta
Alpha Psi Omega
National Dramatic Fraternity
Alpha Psi
Mary Surratt
State of the Union
John
Mary
Logan
Utah
Colorado
University of Denver
May Tanner
Washington D. C
Chamber Aids Travelers Opens Summer Bureau
The chamber of commerce opens its travel bureau for the summer, announced executive secretary J. L. Craig. The bureau assists travelers with accommodations and travel information, with Dolly Lotz and Aletta Prinsen in charge under Helen Brown. Hours are 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday–Saturday and 1 to 10 p.m. Sunday. The bureau stays open until Labor Day.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Craig
Craig
Dolly Lotz
Aletta Prinsen
Helen Brown
Chamber
Emily Patz Wins First in Idaho Light Verse Contest
Emily Patz Bond Patz of Pocatello captured first place in the light verse division of a contest sponsored by Idaho writers Teague at the state convention in Coeur d'Alene. Her verses have appeared in the Pocatello Tribune. Other winners include Mrs. George F. Dunford Boise in short story Margaret Hawkes Lindsley Drummond juvenile stories wandh English Boise serious verse Mrs. Lindsley newspaper articles and Ruth Z. Ewoldt Idaho Falls radio script.
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Emily Bond Patz
Pocatello
Idaho Writers Teague
Coeur d'Alene
Patz
Pocatello Tribune
George F. Dunford
Boise
Margaret Hawkes Lindsley Drummond
Wandh English
Lindsley
Ruth Z. Ewoldt
Idaho Falls
IS C Scholarships Awarded Two Freshmen
The committee on scholarships awards and prizes announced two Idaho State College freshmen receive scholarships. Max Price Hales of Idaho Falls, a geology major, won a Simpler Geology scholarship for $100. Roy Wright of Chicago, a freshman in the college of Pharmacy, received $100 from the American Foundation of Pharmaceutical Education funded by C R Walgreen.
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Idaho State College
Junius Larsen
Max Price Hales
Idaho Falls
Roy Wright
Chicago
College of Pharmacy
ISC
American Foundation of Pharmaceutical Education
C. R. Walgreen
UP to Close Thornton Station Near Rexburg
The Union Pacific wins permission to close its Thornton agency and station five miles from Rexburg. The Public Utilities Commission cites a Supreme Court ruling that carload freight does not require an agent, though railroad officials say Thornton handles mostly full carloads.
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Boise
Union Pacific Railroad
Thornton
Rexburg
Public Utilities Commission
Supreme Court
Heise Incorporation Approved in Jefferson County
The Jefferson county commission approves the incorporation of the village of Heise. Trustees appoint Robert M. Quinn as mayor and name the village limits six miles by three miles. Quinn operates the Heise Hot Springs resort.
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Heise
Jefferson County
Robert M. Quinn
Quinn
Heise Hot Springs
Marriage Strain Over Habitual Tardiness For Dinner
Dear Mary Haworth advises a wife on fixing a stagnant marriage strained by her husband’s chronic lateness for dinner and a maid’s disrupted schedule. The psychologist posits habit patterns rooted in early control issues and urges adaptive, mature change to heal the relationship.
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M. H. Mary Haworth
The
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho Postoffice Appointments Get Senate OK
The Senate approved nominations for Idaho postmasters including Henry W. Caven Burley Oliver R. Acheson Craigmont Vance James Emmett Glenn W. Pratt Firth Joseph Miles Flanigan Grangeville George F. E. Johnson headquarters Nell G. Andrews Leadore Francis L. Mackey Naples Arthur Dinnison Orofino Lillian Ruth Nail Riggins Samuel R. Walker St. Maries Horace Thales Leavitt Shelley James R. Fenwick Sun Valley Ostella A. Brown Wilder.
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Henry W. Caven
Burley
Oliver R. Acheson
Craigmont
Vance James
Emmett
Glenn W. Pratt
Firth
Joseph Miles Flanigan
Grangeville
George FE. Johnson
Headquarters
Nell G. Andrews
Leadore
Francis L. Mackey
Naples
Arthur Dinnison
Orofino
Lillian Ruth Nail
Riggins
Samuel R. Walker
St. Maries
Horace Thales Leavitt
Shelley
James R. Fenwick
Sun Valley
Ostella A. Brown
Wilder
Tangy cocktail sauce with lemon and horseradish
A simple seafood starter combines ketchup with lemon juice horseradish Worcestershire sauce and a dash of tabasco to create a tangy cocktail sauce. The mix adds bright acidity heat and umami to complement seafood dishes.
Idaho Lumber Industry Facing Crisis
At the North Idaho Chamber of Commerce spring meeting in Wallace Idaho O H Leuschel of Potlatch Forests warned the northwest lumber industry faces a recession with reports of broader economic downturns. He said the present downspring may pass a readjustment and that worse conditions could follow.
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Wallace
Ida
Northwest
O. H. Leuschel
Potlatch Forests, Inc
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
North Idaho
Church Holds Bible School Opens Annual Vacation Bible School
The Assembly of God church at 12th and East Lander begins its fourth annual Vacation Bible School this morning at 9 o'clock, running for 10 days Monday through Friday with sessions from 9 to noon. The theme uses an auction sale motif about right and wrong and includes handwork, contests, and object lessons for boys and girls, building on last year’s attendance of over 200. A first day gift is promised to every attendee.
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Assembly of God
East Lander
L. A. Steller
Capt Homer C Boles to overseas duty in Germany
Wilmington Ohio Captain Homer C Boles son of Mrs Theodore Holt Route 2 Columbus Kan left Clinton county air force base Wilmington for Great Falls Montana en route to overseas duty in Germany He is chief of the project test section at the all weather flying center and has served in the European theater earning the air medal with three oak leaf clusters the Distinguished Flying Cross with one oak leaf cluster the European theater ribbon with three battle stars the American theater ribbon and the World War II victory medal He is husband of Mrs Donna L Boles and father of Robert Scott Boles of 410 Crest Drive Pocatello
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Wilmington
Ohio
Homer C. Boles
Theodore Holt
Columbus
Kan
Clinton County Air Force Base
Great Falls
Mont
Germany
Boles
All-Weather Flying Center
Huntington Beach
Calif
Blackland Army Flying School
Waco
Tex
Donna L. Boles
Robert Scott Boles
Crescent Drive
Pocatello
VFW Post 735 Plans Benefit Dance for Delegates
Richard Carter commander announced a benefit dance to be held June 11 at Memorial hall. Proceeds fund sending delegates to the state VFW convention in Twin Falls June 24 to 26. Evan Chivers heads refreshments committee and will provide treats at every regular meeting.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Richard Carter
Memorial Hall
VFW
Twin Falls
Evan Chivers
Carter
Snyder To Speak At Utah Bankers Meeting
About 300 Utah bankers are expected at the Utah Bankers Association convention in Sun Valley Idaho. Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder is to be the principal speaker at the meeting which ends Tuesday.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Utah Bankers Association
Secretary of the Treasury
John Snyder
Stock Owning Workers Are Better Employes Says C of C
Harlan S. Peyton of Spokane told the North Idaho chamber of commerce in Wallace that extending stock ownership to workers would boost loyalty and shield business from government control. He argued broadening corporate ownership could lower tax burdens curb labor racketeering and resist bureaucratic influence. He said a wide stake in business would align workers with company success.
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Wallace
Idaho
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Harlan S. Peyton
Spokane
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello Youth Mexico Bound Aboard Navy Ship
Gene A. Stanley of Pocatello yeoman second class is transferred from USS Prairie to USS Sierra. The Sierra left San Diego on June 1 for Acapulco for three days leave then will pass through the Panama Canal to Norfolk for a short stay before possible Guantanamo Bay and a late fall cruise to Naples Italy.
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Gene A. Stanley
Bill H. Stanley
South Main
San Diego
Alcapulco
Mexico
Panama Canal
Stanley
Norfolk
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Naples
Italy
Poliomyelitis Cases Reported in Idaho This Year
The Idaho Department of Public Health reports 22 polio cases in the state so far this year. Bingham and Jefferson counties lead with four each, followed by Valley with three and Shoshone with two. One case appears in Ada, Bannock, Benewah, Bonner, Clear Water, Fremont, Gooding, Madison, Minidoka. ages range mainly from two to 10, with six between two and five and five between six and 10. Last year saw 122 cases. the 1947 total was 383.
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Boise
Idaho Department of Public Health
Bingham
Jefferson
Valley
Shoshone
Ada
Bannock
Benewah
Bonner
Clearwater
Fremont
Gooding
Madison
Minidoka
Spencer Children Honor Parents on 30th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spencer of 1436 N Garfield were honored on their 30th wedding anniversary at a family party. Four of their five children attended, including Bud and Susan Spencer from the University of Idaho, Frank Spencer from Burley, and Gene Bryan with son from American Falls. Betty Lou Spencer resides in Pocatello, while Dale Spencer and Joy Hodkins Spencer were absent.
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Howard Spencer
N. Garfield
Bud Spencer
Susan
University of Idaho At
Dale Spencer
Columbia
Spencer
Joy Hodkins
Survey endorses 5 30 closing hour for stores
The chamber of commerce retail merchants bureau urged stores to close at 5 30 p m after a survey. Jack Terrell said uniform hours would help, though some shops may face problems. They plan Float entries for Days of 49 at Frontier Rodeo July 14 and MIA Pioneer Day parade July 23. Also set events include silver dollar day Aug 5 and Welcome Bengal Sept 17. Stores will close at 2 p m Sept 17 for the Idaho State college Wyoming game.
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Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Bureau
Jack Terrell
Bureau
Chamber
The
Merchants Bureau
Idaho State College
University of Wyoming
Blackfoot Beehive Swarm Day Honors Forty-Two Girls
Forty two bee hive girls of the Blackfoot stake received special honors at the Thomas Ward church before a capacity crowd Tuesday evening. The annual Beehive Swarm Day was conducted by Minnie Van Orden.
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Blackfoot
Thomas Ward
Minnie van Orden
Former Pocatellan Weds in Logan Today
From Red Bluff California comes notice of the engagement of Billie Lou Croshaw daughter of Mr and Mrs J Lionel Croshaw former Pocatellans to James E Carrier Jr of Los Angeles The wedding is planned today in the LDS temple in Logan Utah Both are students at Brigham Young University in Provo Miss Croshaws parents and sister Eleanor Rae will attend
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Red Bluff
California
Billie Lou Croshaw
J. Lionel Croshaw
Pocatellans
James E. Carrier Jr
Los Angeles
LDS Temple
Logan
Utah
Brigham Young University
Provo
Miss Croshaw
Eleanor Rae
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Is.c
Mary Martino
Waterbury
Conn
Lorraine
Edward
Anthony V. Martino
France
New York City
Mary Haworth
Frank
A. B
Gery
Women’s College
Richard Logan
Bryn Mawr
Bryn Mawr College
Women’s Colleges
Sheila Tatnall
Philadelphia
Helen Martin
Katrina Thomas
Easton
Mall Morris
Washington
Brenda Bowman
Seattle
Postoffice
Senate
Okeh
AP Special
Washington Service
Leuschel
Henry L. Day
Day Mines, Inc
Church
Bible School
Capt
V.F.W
Angie Pappan
Pasadena
Shirley Temple
Peyton
Pocatello Youth
Navy Ship
Masonic Temple
General Electric
Hener
Mactitte
Pocatellan
Sumac
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