Alameda Court and Local News Roundup
A dog owned by Carl Williams was ordered tied for ten days after biting Edmund Williams. Alameda Chief Earl Adkins also handled a busy court docket with fines for J C Hutchins and several speeding cases. Police reported burglaries in Tremonton and a car collision in Bannock County, while two couples wed in Pocatello. The pool fund near $20,661 and miscellaneous lost items and local notices filled the day.
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Carl Williams
Randolph
Alameda
Earl Adkins
Edmund Williams
Youg
Frank Williams
A. M. Alexander
J. C. Hutchins
Elmer Lane
Battle Creek
Mich
Rocker Williams
William Fleming
Elmer E. Romerell
Leonard Bell
William H. Titus
Tremonton
Utah
L. C. Smith
Pocatello Police Department
Shiele
FBI
Roy Robert Johnson
Elvis Theodore Watkins
Pocatello Community Notes and Visits
Mylroie showed a film and Mrs Choules led a lamp shade covering class at a Farm Bureau meeting. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Stacy Smith returning from Salt Lake City, and a Hillman riding stable meeting, with club president R C Hillman urging attendance. Various locals travel, guests visit, and a Pocatello trio assists with Sun Valley press reports during Truman’s visit. Harold Hughart, Idaho University graduate, home for summer after Phi Beta Kappa election.
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Mylroie
Pocatello Riding Club
Hillman
City
R. C. Hillman
Harold Hughart
H. H. Hughart
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Harold
Phi Beta Kappa
Geologists Plan Survey of Phosphate Areas
Geologists of the U S Geologic Survey will continue Idaho mapping this year. The effort covers the phosphatic shale member of the phosphoria formation and topographic mapping of Dry Ridge in the Aspen range between Blackfoot River and Georgetown Canyon. Experiments seek better core recovery from diamond drilling of phosphate rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Idaho
U. S. Geologic Survey
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Woman offers the first prayer in the House
In a historic first for Congress a woman delivered the opening prayer in the House. Rev. Annalee Stewart of Washington and Chicago, an ordained Methodist minister, is listed as a legislative representative for the women's committee and the officer conscription.
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Washington
Annalee Stewart
Chicago
Stewart
House
Licorice origins and cultivation zones
The text states licorice candy uses juice from the sweet root cropped in southern Europe, Louisiana and California. It notes the crop is rarer than the white population and mentions a fertilizer potash deficiency in tobacco could have unspecified effects.
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Europe
Louisiana
California
Army Seeks 27000 Nurses in Reserves Stop at Pocatello
The Army plans to recruit 27000 nurses nationwide for the Organized Reserves with about 25000 staying in civilian jobs on inactive status unless national emergencies require active duty. About 2000 nurses will serve in extended active duty in 1948. Eligible ages 21 to 45, reserve nurses receive regular benefits. Captain Helen Sanderson will be at the Pocatello Army and Air Force Recruiting Station Friday 9 to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Erik Erikson
Air Force
Helen Sanderson
Pocatello Army and
Farm Labor Needed In Idaho As Labor Demand Grows
Idaho State Employment Service reports agriculture remains the state’s largest labor demand in the south amid northern flood disruption. Sugar beet thinning peaks in Twin Falls Burley and Rupert while southwestern Idaho nears completion. Food processing workers may be short in Payette later in June and a Moscow housing project stalls due to carpenter shortages.
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Boise
Idaho State Employment Service
Idaho
Twin Falls
Burley
Rupert
Payette
Moscow
Pacific Islanders Sailed Using Leaf Chart Canoes
Residents of Pacific islands navigated long distances with large canoes guided by charts made from leaf strips arranged in rectangular frames.
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Pacific Islands
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Idaho Furn
Arthur Hall
Bannock County
Delbert Holbrook
American Falls
Pole Line Road
Cedar Street
General Hospital
Hall
Holbrook
Lawrence David Smith
Don Bistline
South First Avenue
Marion Coleman
Pocatello
Jay W. Terry
Betty Fuger
Bishop Coleman
Keith Bell
Norma Randall
W. L. Wight
Pocatello Municipal
Texaco Oil Company
Woodrow R. Hanning
Hanning
Gateway Cycle & Key Co
Sheriff's Office
Guy Shankles
Jonesboro
Shankles
Idaho Falls
Freddy's Sport S
Blackfoot
John H. Skinner
New Mexico
Skinner
Albert Mylrose
Grace
Fred Hill
Lenore Choules
Bancroft
DeLite Bakery
North Main
NORGE
Pocatello Jaycettes
Jaycette
Lee Richmond
K. C. Johnston
Otto Tschanz
Dan E. Kunz
Howard Hayden
Barbara Ann Hayden
Mrs. Stacy Smith
Salt Lake City
Isaac McDoueall
W. Clark
Katharine
Capitol City
Frances Rands
Portland
Ore
Clifford Peake
E. Whitman
Rands
Jo Johnson
Melba
Clifford
Sun Valley
Harry S. Truman
Union Pacific
Sally M. Peake
Jane H. Peterson
Arthur B. Hardin
Argenta, al
R. B. Hardin
East Bonneville
Hardin
Geologists Plan Survey of
Carlson
Thurs
Lauderback’s
South Arthur
Tribune
Golden Choice
Joseph S. Finch & CO
Swemley
Nabisco
Niagara Falls
National Biscuit Company
Dept. B
New York
United States
Tom McDonald
Mgr
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