H S Grads Announce Summer Plans From Atello High School
Reporter surveys graduates on summer aims many will work for railroads city jobs and family businesses some plan college trips or travel including BYU scholarship recipient Larry Hancock and others destined for ISC Canada or Chicago all amid a wide range of future plans by class members and a final note on English speakers worldwide.
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Atello High School
Roger Knowlton
Delta Bennett
Knowlton
Montpelier
Miss Bennett
ISC
Larry Hancock
BYU
Joe Griffith
Lorin Hancock
Larry
Center of Attraction Dress Details Highlight Empire Waist
A fashion note emphasizes the empire waist as a key detail and mentions added attractions such as buttoned shoulders as part of the dress design.
Court Floats Two Vagrants and Fines Disposed
In police court this morning Judge R Don Bistiine suspended $100 fines for two vagrants Ennis Andrews 28 and John T Fisher 27 provided they leave town. Jewlian Holt 38 pleaded guilty and fined $15 for disorderly conduct. Humble forfeited a $2.50 bond on a double parking charge and Drexler forfeited a $5 bond for stop signal and another $5 bond for operating a motorcycle with improper license plates.
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R. Don Bistiine
Ennis Mack Andrews
John T. Fisher
Jewlian Holt
George A. Humble
Orville EB. Drexler
Funeral Honors For Lt Tom Katsilometes In Pocatello
Funeral services were held Monday at the Greek Orthodox church for Lt. Tom G. Katsilometes 28 killed in action in Holland on Sept 16 1944. The body arrived with military escort and was met by Bannock Chapter War Mothers. Mountainview cemetery saw full VFW honors with firing squad and color guard.
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Tom G. Katsilometes
Holland
Greek Orthodox
D. Papacostas
Pocatello
Paul J. Zawatson
Bannock Chapter
Sam Pullos
Pete Contos
Chris Harris
Sam Thiros
Harry Dudenake
Nick Stevens
Katherine George
Helen Dudenake
Amanda Contos
Thespian Katsala
Wilma Angelos
Mountainview Cemetery
V. F. W. No. 735
Richard Carter
Jim Chivers
Jerry Morgal
N. R. Reid
Benny Cooper
Tony Cuio
Gordon Willes
Howard Freeman
Lavern Cardwell
Robert Harper
James Brian
Robert J. Rafftery
Joe Trujillo
Bugler
F. Okamura
Monte Royter
Wm. Steed
Charles Crump
Downard Funeral Home
Police Seek Burglars With Stolen Car
Idaho law officers hunt for a 1940 grey Chevrolet coupe stolen last night from Automotive Wholesale at 222 East Center St. A rear window was broken and keys removed from a wall nail. A former employee is questioned. a company truck was tampered with but not stolen. License Idaho 1B-041.
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Southeastern Idaho
Automotive Wholesale Company
East Center St
Bert Farnsworth
Idaho
Couple of 19 Graduates Share Graduation Moment at ISC
Steve and Effie Lamoreux, both graduates of ISC, received B A journalism and political science degrees respectively. The pair, married since 1948, planned to stay in Pocatello with Steve pursuing feature writing and Farm Bureau publicity.
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Steve
Effie Lamoreux
ISC
Effie
University of Idaho
Moscow
USSB
U.S. Navy
Motor Torpedo Corps
South Pacific
Idaho Bengal
Effie Parrish
R. S
Eva Parrish
Aberdeen
She
Phi Beta Sigma
Lamoreux
Pi Sigma Alpha
Press Club
Pocatello
Idaho Farm Bureau
State Awards and Contracts Approved for Idaho Institutions
The Idaho State Board of Examiners approved multiple contracts and bonds for state institutions. C. B. Lauch of Boise will build at the state school and colony in Nampa for 354 556 dollars, Bailey and Mooney of Nampa for 15 952 dollars at the colony, and J. H. Wise and Sons of Boise will supply a heating plant at State hospital north of Orofino with bonds totaling 118 196 dollars. The University of Idaho will pay Wyatt and Kip, Seattle engineers, 7 376 30 for work on its heating plant extension.
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Boise
State Board of Examiners
N. P. Nielson
C. B. Lauch
Colony
Nampa
Bailey & Mooney Contractors
J. H. Wise & Sons of
State Hospital
North
Orofino
University of Idaho
Wyatt & Kipper
Seattle
Indian Jailed On Reckless Driving Charge
Arnold LaVatta a 23 year old Fort Hall Indian was jailed in Bannock county for reckless driving and a $60 fine. He failed to appear after an April 24 arrest and a bench warrant followed on April 28. He is serving the fine at $2 per day in Justice Hyde’s court.
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Arnold LaVatta
Fort Hall
Bannock County
LaVatta
Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Hyde
Logan Club Invites Pocatello Golfers
Logan Club invites Pocatello golfers to Sunday team match at Logan with Pro John Tuttle contact required. Web Cox, president of the Pocatello Golf Association, notes invitation also extends to wives for a Saturday Sunday guest entertainment and open course access.
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Pocatello
Logan
John Tuttle
Web Cox
Pocatello Golf Association
Cox
Four Marriage Licenses Issued by County Recorder
County Recorder Anna Keefe issued four marriage licenses late yesterday and this morning. The couples are Roger Johnson 20 and Lyril Gibbs 19 of McCammon V C Hansen 26 and Yelda Yancey 20 of Blackfoot. Newton L. Gunther 20 and Ramona Fae Crowley 17 of Pocatello. Frederick J. Westwood 39 and Nancy Mae Judd 27 of Pocatello.
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Anna Keefe
Roger Johnson
Lyril Gibbs
McCammon
V. C. Hansen
Yelda Yancey
Blackfoot
Newton L. Gunther
Ramona Fae Crowley
Pocatello
Frederick J. Westwood
Nancy Mae Judd
Four Juveniles in Bannock County Jail for Vandalism
Four youths from Pocatello under 18 are jailed in Bannock County after being charged with malicious destruction of property. A complaint by J W Frazier, who owns a south town poultry farm, says a rock shattered a plate glass window at his home, narrowly missing him. Names listed are Alvin Washington Ruth Cutterbach Norman Cutterbach and Robert Lungreen. Bail set at 100 dollars each but unavailable, case moved to Probate Judge Willard Lund for a preliminary hearing later.
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Pocatello
Bannock County
J. W. Frazier
Frazier
Alvin Washington
Ruth
Norman Cutterbach
Robert Lungreen
Charles W. Hyde
Willard Lund
Idaho Falls Sets May Building Permit Record
Idaho Falls issued 70 building permits totaling 508 435 during May, an all time city record. The permits include 41 new homes as part of the boom linked to Idaho's atomic reactor project.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Year in Jail Imposed on Cop Attacker
Robert Howarter, 18, of Jefferson, pleaded guilty to obstructing justice and resisting arrest after assaulting State Police Officer Alfred E. Nogo during a drunk driving incident. He received up to one year in jail with judge retaining jurisdiction for possible modification, and 90 days for the drunken driving count.
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Robert Howarter
Jefferson
Howarter
Alfred E. Nogo
Nogo
L. E. Glennon
Glennon
Charles W. Hyde
Consecutive Sentences Imposed in Dual Charge Case
A defendant received jail time and a $150 fine with the sentences to run consecutively. Upon release from the first charge, the second sentence will begin, creating a continued period of confinement.
Markets Rally as Stocks Rise and Cattle Rates Edge Higher
New York markets staged a late rally with gains across steel rail and oil shares amid a broad advance. In Chicago, hogs sold mostly lower with top bids around 21.75 while cattle stayed uneven and mixed. corn and wheat finished firmer as grains benefited from a stronger cash market. Oklahoma-Idaho and Ogden reports added to the mixed commodity mood with steers, heifers, and hogs showing varied price ranges.
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New York
Chicago
US Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Studebaker
Standard Oil (Nj
Texas Co
Richfield Oil
Firestone
American Telephone
Kennecott Copper
American Smelting
Union Carbide
Owens-Illinois
Radio Corp
American Woolen
United Air Lines
USDA
Board of Trade
Wheat and soybeans move higher on late Kansas City rally
Kansas City trends showed a broad late advance with wheat up one cent from the prior close to July at 1.8798, corn up one cent to July 1.30, oats near unchanged, rye up 2 to 24 cents to July 1.34, soybeans up two cents to July 2.1717, and lard gains and losses around July contracts.
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Kansas City
Chicago markets report mixed dairy and produce prices
Chicago notes butter unsettled with receipts 1 217 699 pounds and 4 cent drop on 900 carrots to 56 75 per pound. Eggs steady to firm with receipts 22 365. Live poultry unsettled with 41 trucks received and prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Metals Prices Today in New York and Across Regions
Soft non ferrous metals quotes show copper down 17.625 cents a pound with Connecticut Valley operators quoted at 18.5 to 23.5 cents. Lead sits at 12 cents per pound and zinc at 10.75 cents. Foreign silver trades at 71.5 cents per ounce in New York.
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New York
Connecticut Valley
East St. Louis
Toastmaster Club Elects Don Bailey President
The newly formed Toastmasters club at Hotel Whitman elected Don Bailey president, Wallace L Hardy vice president, A E Chally secretary, Eldon Johnsmeier treasurer, Harold Hoge sergeant at arms, L W Davis deputy governor, and Paul W Scott education chairman. Speakers included Lynn Weller and Don Batley. five minute talks by M E Rupp Parry Harrison Charles Kimball Lew Harrison W H Welton and Chester Martin. Next meeting set for June 20. charter affiliation with Toastmasters planned for a special July evening.
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Toastmasters Club
Hotel
Whitman
Don 8. Bailey
Wallace L. Hardy
A. E. Chally
Eldon Johnsmeyer
Harold Hoge
L. W. Davis
Paul W. Scott
Lynn Weller
Don Batley
Came to Visit Grandson Here Dies on Train
Charles W. Minning a 78 year old resident of Cincinnati Ohio died after suffering a heart attack on a train en route from Moscow Idaho to Logan Utah He was removed from the train Friday evening while heading to attend a grandson s graduation in Moscow A daughter flew out to Cincinnati to accompany the body home Survivors include two daughters Edith Minning and Myrtle Zork Arrangements are with Downard Mortuary
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Charles W. Minning
Cinccinnati
Ohio
Logan
Utah
Moscow
Idaho
Minning
Cincinnati
Edith Minning
Myrtle Zork
Downard Mortuary
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Loss
The Dunners and Mrs Stan Butler thank friends for sympathy and floral offerings after the death of their beloved son. They especially commend the B and B and car department of the Union Pacific railroad for kindness.
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The
Union Pacific Railroad
James Dunner
Stan Butler
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