State invites bids for capitol heating plant addition
Boise bids will be received June 25 by the state commissioner of public works for a one story addition to the present capitol heating plant. The addition will house the dairy husbandry laboratory of the state department of agriculture.
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Boise
State Commissioner of Public Works
Capitol
State Department of Agriculture
Gem boys state holds mock session in Boise statehouse
About 250 youths attend the fifth annual Gem boys state as Lt. Gov. Whitehead and Sec. of State Price with two Boise lawyers train delegates. They cover House and Senate duties, committee roles, bill passage, and rules of order in preparatory sessions. Chief Justice Givens previously spoke on differences among Democratic, Socialistic, and Communistic governments.
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Boise
Gem
Statehouse
Donalds. Whitehead
J. D
Cy) Price
Earl Smith
Willis Moffatt
House
Senate
Raymond L. Givens
Mrs Kelly Hosts Bridal Dinner For Bride Elect
Mrs Mabel E Anderson, future wife of Frank Spoon of Coos Bay Ore, was honored with a bridge dinner hosted by Mrs BE A Kelly at her South Eighth Street home. Guests included numerous local women and the event featured a towel shower and spring floral centerpiece.
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Mabel E. Anderson
Frank Spoon
Coos Bay
Ore
BE. A. Kelly
South Eighth
E. A. McOmber
Clay Hill
Oscar Foss
Don Bailey
L. E. Jones
John Vesser
Ellen Raether
A. L. Paulsen
J. F. Johnson
Wally Kelly
Charles Hronek
Paul Ritzman
W. A. Stewart
Maxine Holman
W. E. Jones
Lee Ainsworth
S. R. Meadows
George Garbett
W T. Dick
T. F. Anderson
A. H. Petersen
M. Nelson
Anderson
Handwork program opens at Franklin junior high
Mrs. Evelyn Trujillo, Idaho State college art student, opens a daily arts and crafts program at Franklin junior high this week. The handwork activity runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday with puppet making a highlight and a puppet show at the program's closing festival.
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Evelyn Trujillo
Idaho State College
Franklin Junior High Schol
Trujillo
State purchases food and vaccines through Boise firms
The Modest Maidens laboratory was bought through Inter Mountain Surgical Supply of Boise for 4432.92 with one other bid. The Public Health vaccine contract went to three Boise concerns: Don Whitehead Drug for 1956.26, Thrifty Drug 821.27, and McMahon Drug 1429.82.
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State Department of Agriculture
Intermountain Surgical Supply Company of
Boise
State de
Partment of
Public Health
Don Whitehead Drug Company
Thrifty Drug Company
McMahon Drug Company
Interstate Police Network Awaits Approval
Salt Lake City report says a two state police radio system linking Idaho and Utah is planned for the near future. Utah highway patrol Superintendent P L Dow says the project awaits federal communications commission approval. The Idaho link would connect Lofan Utah with an Idaho patrol station at Preston and would tie in other Idaho stations to form the network.
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Salt Lake City
Idaho
Utah
P. L. Dow
Utah Highway Patrol
Federal Communications Commission
Dow
Lofan
Idaho Patrol
Preston
Ida
Officiers Elected By Ball Clubs in Three Cities
Knothole officers chosen by Irving field Alameda and Halliwell park clubs announced by Director Wayne Booth. Officers include presidents, secretaries, and three commissioners with lists of names and roles for each club.
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City Recreation
Wayne Booth
Gene McDowell
Irvingfield
Buddy Brmpey
Dennie Blackhurst
Barbara Curtis
Gary Gottlieb
Rolley Poole
Alameda Ball Club
Darrell Wellard
Duane Bowden
Boyd Follick
Arthur Ricks
Dave Fagar
Wally Kelly
Pastor Reassigned by Idaho Methodist Conference
The Idaho conference of the Methodist church announced at its closing session in Lexmon that LeROY H. Walker, pastor of the First Methodist church in Pocatello, will serve the ensuing year as pastor of the Pocatello church. Walker and Mrs. Walker were delegates. Mrs. Walker was summoned to Dallas Oregon during a family illness in Nampa, affecting Walter H. March.
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Idaho
Methodist Church
Lexmon
Leroy H. Walker
First Methodist
Pocatello
Walker
Harry Pauschert
Walkers
Hungarian War Refugee Faces Murder Charge in Nevada
In Elko Nevada District Judge Taylor Wines set a special session to hear the murder trial of Laszlo Varga a 4 year old Hungarian war refugee accused of raping and murdering a minister's wife Mrs Billee Rahe Morning 22. Varga appeared with disheveled hair and spat on the floor during the hearing and repeatedly expressed a wish to plead guilty though he again declined to change from his plea of innocence.
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Elko
Nev
Taylor Wines
Laszlo Varga
Varga
Billee Rahe
Wells
Elko County
Wines
AACS Sergeant Thomas Clark Takes 21 Days of Leave
Thomas A. Clark, member of the 167th Airways and Air Communications Service Squadron, enjoys 21 of 30 days of annual leave granted by the Air Forces. Recently transferred from Pocatello AFB Idaho to Hill AFB Utah, he plans to spend part of his leave in Pocatello with his parents Mr and Mrs Rush Clark. He married Marjorie Faye Gemmell on December 25 1947 in Pocatello Idaho.
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Thomas A. Clark
Thomas
167Th Airways and Air Communications Service
AACS
Pocatello Air Force Base
Pocatello
Idaho
Hill Air Aye Base
Ogden
Utah
Rush Clark
Coloma
Marjorie Faye Gemmell
Ida
Clark
State Buys Vaccine And Lab Equipment
State purchasing office announced purchase of laboratory equipment and vaccine for state departments. The item list includes equipment for livestock disease work and related lab needs.
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Boise
State Purchasing Office
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