Cafeteria Bond Election Set by Idaho District
Board of education chair Charles H. Bohrer announces a bond election on July 2, 1946, to issue 88000 dollars to build and equip a high school cafeteria and acquire adjacent real estate near Waigh school auditorium. The plan aims to serve 1000 pupils daily and reduce noon-hour juvenile issues while offering hot lunches. Voters must be qualified electors, residents over 30 days, and taxpayers or spouses of taxpayers per Idaho code.
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Charles H. Bohrer
Board of Education
Independent School District
North
Arthur
Bohrer
Idaho
Obituaries for Mina Howell Bethke and Keith Earl Pack
Funeral services for Mina Howell Bethke wife of Leo Bethke were held in the Downard chapel with Reverend R A Koch officiating. Interment was in Mountainview cemetery. Also, services for Keith Earl Pack son of Mr and Mrs M N Pack were held in the Downard chapel with Bishop Delbert N Cook officiating. Grave dedication followed in Mountainview cemetery. The note adds that there are 130538 square miles in the national forests of the Rocky Mountain states.
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Mina Howell Bethke
Leo Bethke
Willard
Boise
Downard Chapel
R. A. Koch
Grace Lutheran Church
Everett Laible
Richard Kay Paul Guicke
George Knowles
Earl Mitten
George Ringe
Leonard Ringe
Mesdames H. E
Keith Earl Pack
M. N. Pack
RFD No
Frank Roberts
Ferrel Roberts
LDS Ninth Ward Relief Society
Blanche Packer
Dorene George
Wanda Pack
Bonnie Roberts
Wylene Roberts
Jeannine George
Losanna Roberts
Betty Packer
Charlene Millward
Dawn Millward
Colleen Condie
Mountainview
Delbert Cocz
Downard Mortuary
National Forests
Rocky Mountain States
Girl Missing In Boise Sparks Interstate Search
Boise police seek Joyce Valerie Dice 12, missing since April 16. Chief Haskin said the Caldwell girl with two suitcases and about $35 has been seen in Caldwell and Nevada while authorities in Reno and California assist in the search. She is 5 foot 7, 115 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes, wearing a brown coat and blue dress.
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Boise
Reno
New
California
R. G. Haskin
Joyce Valerie Dice
Howard G. Dice
Caldwell
Nevada
Extension Service Advises Use DDT In Wetable Powder
Fly control demonstrations in Bannock county attract attendees at several farms led by county extension agent Boyd Baxter. L. D. Tuthill and university entomologist clarify DDT use in wetable powder with water as carrier and caution against oil mixtures due to skin absorption.
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Bannock County
Tolman
Pocatello
Jeff Pratt
Inkom
Amos Rigby
Bancroft
Glen Jensen
Grace
Roy Olson
Virginia
Clegg Raymond
McCammon
Boyd Baxter
Baxter
L. D. Tuthill
University of Idaho
Burns Prove Fatal for 10 Year Old Boy Kenneth Mooney
Ten year old Kenneth Mooney died after being burned by a 13 000 volt power line. Firemen found him Wednesday clutching the live wire, his clothing on fire, with burns to his legs right arm face and hips.
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Kellogg Ida
Kenneth Mooney
Baltimore Pilot Warned After Traffic Stop
Joseph Zamoiski of Baltimore, a pilot, was stopped by a Virginia state trooper who joked about his pilot's license. Zamoiski produced airplane papers, the officer laughed and released him with a ground speed warning.
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Baltimore
Joseph Zamoiski
Virginia
Zamoiski
Two Native Sons Seek Idaho Senate Nomination
In Boise two Idaho natives pursued the Democratic U S Senate nomination for the unexpired Thomas term. Incumbent Charles C. Gossett from Nampa is a farmer and former governor. George E. Donart of Weiser is a labor lawyer and six term senator. Paul L. Geddes of Blackfoot is a new candidate with a background in education and civil service.
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Boise
Idaho
John Thomas
Charles C. Gossett
Nampa
Gossett
Canyon County
Princetown
Oregon
George E. Donart
Weiser
Cambridge
Ida
Donart
University of Idaho
State Senate
Washington County
U. S. Senate
Glen H. Taylor
Paul L. Geddes
Blackfoot
Preston
Geddes
Utah State Agricultural College
Idaho Southern
Pocatello
Moscow
Columbus University Law School
Washington, D. C
Downey
McCammon
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Lions in Idaho Falls arrange host housing for delegates
Lions of Idaho Falls offered lodging in members homes after a report that four Pullman cars could not be secured for the district convention on June 16 and 17. Dr Alden Tall of Rigby district governor led planning with A W Brunt housing chairman. Thirty seven clubs in Idaho Wyoming and Oregon are expected to send 300 to 400 delegates.
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Idaho Falls
Lions of
A. W. Brunt
Alden Tall
Rigby
Idaho
Wyoming
Oregon
Betwen
Truman Receives Presidential Medal In White House Ceremony
Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, director of the mint, presented Harry S. Truman with a special medal of his own to join the White House series. The Truman medals cost 1.50 each, measure three inches, and depict the president with glasses and a bow tie. His World War One discharge button appears in his buttonhole.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
White House
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Mint
Truman
Navy Service Mentioned in Political Biography
A brief biographical line notes that the individual held several positions and served in the navy during the last war, highlighting military service as a key credential.
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Navy
Fire Attorney Probes LaSalle Hotel Blaze
Chicago fire attorney Henry Eckhardt says the La Salle hotel fire likely started atop an elevator from a signaling cable spark. He cites a Loop hotel witness who suffered about 12 fires in the last year, with only four calls to the fire department. Witnesses include hotel employee Fred Wolf and Dr. J. G. Ritter as Eckhardt’s inquiry proceeds at the coroner’s inquest. Relatives of 59 victims are expected, including Miss Opa Sweat of Tampa who died recently. an unidentified male torso remains at the morgue.
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Chicago
Henry Eckhardt
la Salle Hotel
Loop Hotel
Fred Wolf
Eckhardt
Wolf
J. G. Ritter
Los Angeles
Opa Sweat
Tampa
Fla
Ty Cobb Hospitalized With Acute Tracheal Bronchitis
Ty Cobb, the former baseball star, was in a Detroit hospital today for treatment of acute tracheal bronchitis. Cobb, 59, became ill at his hotel last night. Dr. Burt R. Shurly said Cobb's condition was being treated as acute tracheal bronchitis.
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Detroit
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Burt R. Shurly
Ty Cobb Suffers Injury During Detroit Golden Jubilee Visit
Doctors describe Cobb condition as serious but hopeful, saying treatment should fix him up in a few days. Dr Shurly notes Cobb is a tough, in excellent physical condition, with Cobb in Detroit for the automotive golden jubilee while residing in California.
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Dr Shurly
Detroit Tiger
Cobb
California
Detroit
Midwest grain relief headed to Spokane
The first five carloads of relief grain from the midwest are due in Spokane to ease the critical fed shortage in the Pacific northwest. The shipment marks the initial step in a coordinated effort to alleviate local hunger and stabilize markets across the region.
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Spokane
Midwest
Pacific Northwest
Diversion to Oregon and Washington Points
C P Downen state director of the production and marketing administration announced today a shipment of whole oats diverted to Oregon and Washington points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
C. P. Downen
The
Production and Marketing Administration
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
The Bethke Howell Frasure families express sincere thanks for friends kindness during bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings.
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Leo Bethke
John D. Howell
Evan Frasure
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