National Secretaries Group installs Tepee Chapter officers
The Tepee Chapter of the National Secretaries Association installs new officers for 1949 50 during a candle light dinner at the Bannock hotel. Ramona Parker becomes president with Nita Worth as first vice president and Gwendolyn Wilson as second vice president.
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Tepee Chapter
Tepee
National Secretaries Association
Bannock Hotel
Alpha Baguley
Ramona Parker
Nita Worth
Gwendolyn Wilson
Mabel Love
Clara Knorr
Josephine Ball
Miss Baguley
Helen Swim
Eleanor Loscalzo
Miss Baley
Miss Parker
Mary Kelfer
Inter-Chapter Council
Thomas R. McDonald
Neva Dorothy Baker
ISC
Henrietta Mayer
Joyce Longfitt
Dorothy Marlatt
Marget Paulsen
Beverly Barnard
Melba Christiansen
Jean Lish
Verla Ray Hartley
Miss Baker
Margo Gates
Clara Lyons
Lucille Townsend
Pearl Smith
Daryl Kelly
Clemence Karaboyas
Connie Garrett
Blanche Huffman
Ann Rice
Kathleen Isaac
Mary Keifer
Martha White
Joy Johnston
Julie Carron
Pearl Simpson
Idaho approves contracts for new agricultural science building
The state board of examiners approved the letting of contracts for the first unit at the University of Idaho. W. G. Clark and Company of Seattle won the general contract with a base bid of 516000, totaling 519960 with requested materials. Work to begin immediately.
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Boise
State Board of Examiners
University of Idaho
W. G. Clark and Company
Seattle
Idaho Power Objects to Federal Power Lines Expansion
Idaho Power Co. urged a Senate Appropriation subcommittee to deny funds for federal power lines in eastern Oregon and southern Idaho. T. E. Roach, president of the company, said existing facilities meet demand and criticized Bonneville Power Administration plans to spend $46.78 million by 1954 on lines. Reclamation Bureau aims $18.18 million by 1952 for 22 lines and 14 substations largely within Idaho Power territory.
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Washington
Senate
Oregon
Idaho
Idaho Power Co
T. E. Roach
Bonneville Power Administration
The
Reclamation Bureau
Idaho Power Company
30 Club Hearing Today Seen as Test of State Law
Preliminary hearing on state liquor and gambling charges against the 30 Club five miles west of Pocatello was before Power County Probate Judge Charles Hartley. The session focused on gambling and slot machine complaints with Carl Hall and Ruth Mirabella represented by B A McDevitt and William Loofbourrow leading the prosecution. The case is viewed as a test of the constitutionality of the state law legalizing slot machines.
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30 Club
Pocatello
Power County
Charles Hartley
Carl Hall
Ruth Mirabella
B. A. McDevitt
William Loofbourrow
Navy to Recruit Local Nurses in Pocatello
Lt Edna P Holte Navy representative Seattle will arrive in Pocatello for two days to provide information on enlisting in the Navy Nurse Corps and Nurse Corps Reserve. Women may contact the local recruiting office in the Post Office building for details.
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U. S. Navy
Edna P. Holte
U.S. Navy
Naval Officer Procurement
Seattle
Wash
Pocatello
U. S. Navy Nurse Corps
Navy Nurse Corps Reserve
Holte
Robins Urges Conservation Education in Idaho Schools
Gov. C. A. Robins advocates adding conservation study to Idaho school curriculum. He stresses continuing fundamentals in teaching and hopes educational programs will focus seriously on conservation given the state's rich natural resources.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
Idaho
Malad Class Reunion Hears Field Reports and Enjoys Night
Malad’s 1929 class held its 20 year reunion at the high school on May 28 with 62 attendees including L A Thomas and Mrs Jennie Brown as special guests. The event featured a luncheon, program of solos and readings, reminiscences, and dancing with prizes awarded for various fun categories.
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Malad
L. A.thomas
Meridian
Idaho
Jennie Brown
Pocatello
Armont Willardson
Salt Lake City
Ralph Harding
Arvilla McKay
Downey
Jenkin Palmer
Elmer Hall
Reading
Elaine Castleton
Fred Manwaring
LaVen Williams
Dave Hill
Carrie Richards Anderson
Marie Palmer Petty
Mrs. L. A. Thomas
Idaho Deaths Report Passages Of Local Women
Mrs. Viola Bow aged 65 from Bowmont is listed as a housewife. Mrs. Davie Thurman aged 71 from Meridian is noted as a housewife. Albert A. Witt aged 63 is described as a retired Boise rancher.
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Viola Bow
Bowmont Housewife
Davie Thurman
Meridian
Albert A. Witt
Boise
Robins Heads to Sandpoint for Interagency Meeting
Boise based Gov. C. A. Robins plans to travel to Sandpoint for the Columbia Basin Inter-Agency committee session set to begin tomorrow.
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Columbia Basin Inter-Agency Committee
Sandpoint
Train and Truck Collide North of Blackfoot
Four miles north of Blackfoot a northbound freight train struck a tractor trailer, splitting the tractor and destroying the truck. Jim Leavitt escaped serious injury and was found dazed near the wreckage by Sheriff Gerald Johnson, then hospitalized with non serious injuries.
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Blackfoot
Jim Leavitt
Gerald Johnson
Bingham County
Johnson
Leavitt
Blackfoot Hospital
Tsukamoto Receives Arts Degree From Nebraska Wesleyan
Sanji Tsukamoto son of Mr and Mrs K Tsukamoto of Pocatello Idaho was among 158 seniors earning degrees at Nebraska Wesleyan University 60th annual commencement on May 31 He earned a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Philosophy and history minor Hamline University president Hurst R Anderson delivered the address and Chancellor John L Knight conferred the degrees Tsukamoto’s plans for next year are indefinite.
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Lincoln, Nebr
Sanji Tsukamoto
K. Tsukamoto
Pocatello
Ida
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Tsukamoto
Hurst RK. Anderson
Hamline University
St. Paul
Marquette Commencement Honors 666 Seniors
Max J. Allen of Pocatello Idaho receives the Doctor of Medicine degree among Marquette University's 666 seniors. The weekend begins with Baccalaureate services June 10 at Gesu Church and ends with commencement June 11 in Milwaukee Municipal Auditorium with Very Rev Edward J O'Donnell as speaker.
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Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Max J. Allen
W. Bonneville
Pocatello
Allen
Alpha Omega Alpha
Phi Chi
Marquette
Gesu
Milwaukee Municipal Auditorium
Edward J O'Donnell
Two Pocatello Youths To Graduate From Utah U
Two local youths from Pocatello, Lauren I. Neilson and Robert R. Short, will graduate at the University of Utah commencement in Salt Lake City on June 14. Neilson earns a Master of Science in music after a three year army spell. Short will receive a Bachelor of Science in business with an accounting major and is a Kappa Sigma member. Dr. James Roscoe Miller, Northwestern president elect, will address the 1,760 graduates.
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Pocatello
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Lauren I. Neilson
East
Benton
Robert R. Short
O. H. Short
Route 1
North
Neilson
Lauren
Short
University Business School
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
James Roscoe Miller
Northwestern University
Henry D. Moyle
Council of Twelve
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Bangs Stationers Win Idaho State Furniture Contract
The James C. Bangs stationers of Pocatello secured a $2925 contract to furnish office furniture for Idaho State Employment Service offices in Boise Jerome and Gooding according to the state purchasing office.
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Boise
James C. Bangs
Idaho Democrats greet Secretary Snyder at national meeting
Twin Falls Democrat Dan J. Cavanagh led Idaho Democrats welcoming Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder during his visit for the Utah Bankers association convention. Attendees included Asher B. Wilson, Emma Alexander Simons, and A. B. Hancock. The report notes Winnipeg as the geographic center of North America.
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Sun Valley
Dan J. Cavanagh
Twin Falls
Idaho Democrats
Better Tasting Highball
Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey 86.8 proof from Calvert Distillers Corp New City showcased as a premium highball option. The label emphasizes 65 percent grain neutral spirit and blends to yield a smoother, better tasting drink.
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Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New City
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