Idaho Groups Support State Chamber in Tourist Booth Plan
Members of the Eastern Idaho chamber of commerce pledged support for the state chamber and voted to join as a group. The meeting covered financing a tourist information booth at West Yellowstone, to be run by the Yellowstone Tri-State Civic association but financed by the state chamber. Communities represented included Aberdeen American Falls Ashton Blackfoot Idaho Falls Pocatello Rexburg and Shelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Chamber
S. E. Brady
Pocatello
Yellowstone Tri-State Civic Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commercommttee
Eastern Idaho
Charles R. Cook
Blackfoot
Paul Nash
Earl Hackett
Idaho Falls
Jack Atcliff
St. Anthony
Ernest Johnson
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
C. J. Strike
R. E. Gale
Idaho Powerompany
Idaho
Chemurgic Council
W. L. Hansen
Ashton
Eastern Idaho Chamber
Aberdeen
American Falls
Rexburg
Shelley
Board Approves ISU Building Program in Idaho
Moscow Idaho June 10 The Idaho state board of education approved the building program passed last winter by the state legislature for Idaho Southern University at Pocatello The plan includes a new 230000 pharmacy and vocational training building and repairs to Frazier Hall dormitory The board delayed selecting a president for Lewiston Normal School until the July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Idaho
Idaho State Board of Education
Idaho Southern University At
Frazier Hall
Lewiston Normal School
Preston Hosts D U P District Convention
Preston prepares to host the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers district convention on June 11 with 29 Cache county camps and 11 Franklin county camps. Dr Chariton G Laird Idaho Southern University museum chair will speak at 10 am on preserving history and relics. A Utah society speaker will lead the 2 pm session. Lila Satterthwaite and Hattie Walgren coordinate arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Cache
Franklin County
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Utah
Idaho State Historical Society
Cache County
Chariton G. Laird
Idaho Southern University Historical Museum
Laird
Idaho
Europe
United States
University of Iowa
Stanford
Utah Society
Lila Satterthwaite
Hattie Walgren
Fort Sill Group To Transfer To Idaho Artillery
A 504 man unit from Fort Sill Oklahoma will join 183rd field artillery units in southern Idaho now stationed at Fort Francis E Warren Wyoming Army officials announced. A list of promotions and transfers includes Oren C Fisher Roland D Dayley Edward C Harrington and Robert A Whittig promoted to higher ranks and Frank E Frederickson Jr rising to specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Okla
Idaho
183Rd Field Artillery
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyo
Army
Pocatello
Oren C. Fisher
Roland D. Dayley
Edward C. Harrington
Robert A Whittig
Frank E. Frederickson, Jr
Obituaries Reach Weston and Salmon Communities
Obituaries detail John P Nielsen 63 of Weston died in Lewiston after months of illness, his Utah birth, two marriages, nine children and surviving relatives. Also noted are services for Martha Ellen Palmer 76 in Blackfoot and Augustus Frederick Rose 78 near Salmon, with service details, burial and mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
John P Nielsen
Lewiston
Mr. Nielsen
Hyde Park
Utah
Eva Louise Drinkwater
Logan Temple
Russel B. Nielsen
Earl Packer
Henen Smith
Rexburg
Milton W. Nielsen
Missoula
Andrew J. Nielsen
Kalispell
Mont
Lowell W. Nielsen
Salt Lake City
Merle Nielsen
Ogden
George C. Nielsen
Logan
Heber Balis
N.C. Muller
Preston
Weston Ward Chapel
Russell Nielsen
Solo
Mignon Watts
Lester Sjostrom
Delbert
Frederick
Cecil
Harold Robinson
Calvin Peterson
Max Livingston
Agnes Brown
Lila Rose Palmer
Lucile Palmer
Marva Dance
Donna Jean Robinson
Alice Peterson
Loretta Smith
DeLila Boyce
Lillie Dance
Pearl Murdock
Relief Society
Thomas-Riverside Cemetery
Neil Williams
Rose Family Ties Highlight Salmon Pioneer
Re Ha Rose came to Lemhi county about 53 years ago and ranched. He married May Long on September 5, 1895, in Salmon. Survived by widow, son Charles Frederick Rose, daughter Dorothy Jane Hodges, brother Charles Rose of Salmon, sisters Bertha Schultz of Minneapolis and Lillie Klusmier of Toledo, and five grandchildren.
Deaths in Idaho: Hennebold and Dean Rites Held
Mrs. Louisa Hennebold 65 of Pingree died Monday in Pocatello hospital after 24 years in Idaho. Survived by son Hans Hennebold and a sister in New York. body at Brown-Eldredge Mortuary. George Frank Dean 77 of Gibbonsville died June 5 after a lingering illness. funeral at Bell's Hall conducted by Rev Torben Olsen. interment in Gibbonsville Cemetery. Survived by widow, five sons and daughters, and five granddaughters.
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Blackfoot
Louisa Hennebold
Pingree
Pocatello
Gibbonsville
Ida
Bell's Hall
George Frank Dean
Torben Olsen
Salmon Episcopal Church
Mr. Dean
Plymouth
Wisconsin
Joseph
Sara Dean
Mellie Clinton
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Lemhi County
Frances Donlan
Ralph Dean
Grace Dean
Boise
George and
Elmer Dean
Northfork
Five Indians and one Negro cited for public intoxication
Sentence six five Indians and one negro were fined $25 and costs, or 30 days in jail, following arraignment before C. W. Hyde, justice of the peace, on charges of intoxication signed by Officer Otto Erickson. Charged with being intoxicated in public were Joe Sequence, Raymond Esidimit, Bill Broncho, Jarvis Warren and Myers Coopooe, of the Fort Hall reservation, and Ernest Long, negro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hyde
Otto Erickson
Joe Sequence
Raymond Esidimit
Bill Broncho
Jarvis Warren
Myers Coopooe
Fort Hall Reservation
Ernest Long
Popular U S National Parks Dominate 1940 Summer Travel
The Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountain parks led East Coast visitors while Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado drew the top western crowds. Attendance ranked in that order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Shenandoah
Great Smoky Mountain Parks
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Hoyt's Gas Remedy Praised By Boise Man
An Idaho man, J. A. Lisonbee of Boise, reports Hoyt's Compound cured his gas and bloating and restored regular digestion after night kidney discomfort. He notes easier meals and natural elimination and credits Cook Drug Store and other druggists for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Cook Drug Store
1-H Group Meets At Swan Lake
The second meeting of the 4-H club was held at Lu Dean Gibbs home with Barbara Gam ls in charge. Idaho was sung, roll call taken, and a milkshakes demonstration by Rhea Allen and Rachel Waddoups. Next meeting will cover milk in custard form at the Merrill home June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Lake
Lu Dean Gibbs
Barbara Gamls
Idaho
Rhea Allen
Rachel Waddoups
Betty Lou Merrill
Merrill
Group Pushes Relief Plan For Idaho Welfare Tax
Walter R. Cupp of Caldwell leads a push for a state welfare plan and a gross income tax based on sales. The proposal includes a 1 percent wholesale and farming tax and 2 percent on other sales with stamps. Revenue would fund annuity benefits, welfare for the unemployed and others, natural resources, and a general fund to offset ad valorem taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Cupp
Caldwell
Workers Alliance of Idaho, Inc
Townsend Club
Cupp
Bannock Hotel
Citizens
Public Welfare
Natural Resources Development Fund
General Fund
College of Idaho Graduation Honors 49 Seniors
Bishop Bruce R. Baxter of Portland Ore spoke at Caldwell Idaho commencement where 49 College of Idaho seniors received diplomas. J Glover Eldridge dean of the University of Idaho faculty received an honorary doctor of letters degree.
Training Open To High School Graduates As Enlisted Pilots
High school graduates may enter United States army flight training under a new en listed pilot training bill passed by Congress and endorsed by the president. Training will start after July 1 with aviation students detailing under wartime pay. Upon earning their wings they become non commissioned officers and receive $10,000 in government life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Congress
B. E. Grey
Salt Lake City
Secretary of War
Army
Enlistment Plan Expands Army Pilot Training
Officials say applicants will join a three year enlistment for pilot training with preference to ages 19 to 22. The physical standard remains the same as flying cadets. Graduates with at least one and one half units of mathematics may be accepted without examination. Formerly ineligible men due to college rules can apply through Salt Lake City recruiting offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Recruiting Office
Ness Building
Salt Lake City
Federal Building
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ISU
ICE Service
Idaho Coal & Ice Co
North American Aviation
C.I.0
Idaho Artillery
John P. Nielsen
Martha Ellen Palmer
Augustus Rose
George F. Dean
E. E. Moberly
the Equitable Life
Kane
L. O
Law and Order League of Idaho
A. Y. Satterfield
Grant L. Stowell
L.ds
Law and Order League
Stowell
Bannock County
Bonneville County
J. A. Lisonbee
Standard
Matol
Eg Jewelers
Rudman & Gottberc
Columbia Record
Jeanie
Columbia
Eddy Duchin
Benny Goodman
Harry James
Raymond Scott
Ray Noble
Horace Heidt
John Kirby
Danny Kaye
Kate Smith
Tschaikowsky
Symphony No
Carnes Music Co
The
Associated Press
Cooperative Newsgathering
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho State Journal
Heaven
Temple Daily Telegram
Temple
Texas
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