Gifts Pour In From Idaho Southern Friends and Groups
Idaho Southern University receives a broad stream of gifts from Dr. W. F. Howard of Pocatello and the forest service, plus contributions from Rotary, the American Legion auxiliary, and various firms. The donations include trees, art, teaching kits, books, phonograph records, kitchen equipment, and funds for campus buildings and scholarships, reflecting growing university support and statewide legislative grants.
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Idaho Southern University
John R. Nichols
W. F. Howard
Pocatello
I. N. Warner
U. S. Forest Service
Civilian Conservation Corps
Zine
Colliers
A. L. Lillibridge
South Africa
Mabel Merrell
Montana Highway Department
Utah State Automobile Association
Salt Lake Tribune
Dan Murphy
Stillwater
Minnesota
Nichols
Weiser American
Washington County
Frank Harris
Harry N. Nelson
Weiser
Nevada Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce
Tenino
Washington
Pioneer League
Pocatello Tribune
Buffalo Horn
Idaho
Pocatelloo Chamber of Commerce
Paul Nash
Oregon Highway Department
Maine
John L. Ross
Indian War Club
A. H.struve
Steven R. Meadows
Sisseton
South Dakota
F. E. Tydeman
United States Indian Service
Washington, D. C
Utah Highway Department
Eva Weir
Works Progress Administration
Wyoming Highway Department
S. A. Youngren
Herbert Hoover
Alfred M. Landon
Pharmacy honors prize list note from Idaho paper
A long list of awards and gifts from multiple organizations and individuals marks pharmacy graduation honors. Prizes include cash awards for top scholastic performance in four semesters and several volumes on therapeutics and chemistry. Donations cover books, museum items, publications, maps, and miscellaneous historical materials.
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U. S
Claud Stauffer
Mendon
Utah
Allied Drug Travelers of
Alice Louise Barney
St. Anthony
Lillian Woodworth
Harlan Lyon
Overton
Nevada
Reed Ames
Ogden
Merck and Co
New Jersey
Pharmacy
Owens Glass Co
Associated
Taylor Carr
J. H. Keeley
J Jr
Ethel E. Redfield
Nelly Mendham
Loretta Byers
Raymond Pitcairn
John R. Nichols
E. O. Thomas
H. C. Wedeler
Larry Cowen
Charlton G. Laird
Arizona Highway
Arizona Highway Department
Pacific Northwest Quarterly
Clyde A. Bridger
Seattle
California Highway and Public Works
California Highway Department
Colorado Highway Department
Missouri
Jack Helfrecht
Twin Falls
Arena Valley
Big Bend
Pair Survives Car Crash In Canyon Rescue
SAN DIEGO June 11 Soldiers searching for two missing army officers found Mexican customs official Joaquin Miranda and his son Manuel 10 trapped under a car for five days at the bottom of a 200 foot canyon. Miranda kept two bullets to end their suffering as help arrived. They were treated at Camp Lockett Army Hospital and were not in critical danger though possible amputations loomed.
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San Diego
Joaquin Miranda
Miranda
Tijuana
Manuel
Father
Camp Lockett
Preston Considers Milk Law To Regulate City Sales
Preston city council studies a proposed milk regulation urged by the Idaho state health department. The measure would require city permits and grade labeling on each bottle, allow dairy and sellers to continue, and establish monthly laboratory testing by a qualified inspector overseen by a testing lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
State Health Department
R. D. Bovey
C. H. Watson
Idaho State Health Department
National D A V Commander Warns On Aid Costs
Vincent E. Schoeck of Detroit warned Idaho Disabled American Veterans that federal aid for veterans could face cuts as economy moves target defense spending. He said no decrease is planned but vigilance is needed against groups demanding more cuts. The Idaho DAV reported growing national membership and a successful year including a Christmas hospital service and legislative wins.
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Vincent E. Schoeck
Detroit
Department
Idaho
Defense
Schoeck
Veterans’ Service Office
DAV
Hugh H. Marshall
Caldwell
Idaho Dav
Veterans’ Hospital
Boise
State Welfare Commission
Idaho Department
Marshall
State Executive Committee
S A. Mendenhall
George E. West
Middleton
Clark
University of Idaho
Governor Denies Extradition For Idaho Painter Hornbeck
Boise June 11 7 Governor Clark denied extradition Tuesday of J B Hornbeck from Twin Falls county to Decatur county. Hornbeck, a painter, was charged with bringing an automobile with payments due from Kansas to Idaho. Request for extradition was presented by Sheriff Frank Garver and County Attorney Andrew C Metcalf of Decatur county.
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Boise
Clark
Hornbeck
Twin Falls
Decatur County
Kan Hornbeck
Kansas
Idaho
Frank Garver
Andrew C. Metcalf
Alaska Natives Walk Ice Route to Siberia in Winter
In cold winters Alaska natives have long crossed the ice to reach Siberia. The seasonal crossing relies on solid frozen sea routes and traditional knowledge of ice conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Siberia
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Idaho Southern
Neilson Art Gallery of
I.S.A
Golda
W. A. Wheatley
United Air Lines
Chicago
Henry C. Dworshak
F. M. Bistline
Roy Gail Twain
Idaho Power Company
Don C. Brown
American Legion Auxiliary
Jule Durham
Sorgatz Hardware
F. W. Woolworth Company
J. J. Newberry Company
A. L. Bauer
Finis Bentley
Idaho Lumber and Hardware Co
R. H. Wells
Claude Bistline
A. R. Woolley
S. M. Nixon
Walter Cleare
H. B. Thompson
Warren Vickrey
Sarah C. Rupert
Stanley Cleare
Lorena Bixby
People of
Frazier Hall
Avalon Ranquist
Blackfoot
Associated Women Students
Virginia Ann Chase
Anna Hansen Hayes
Amos A. Jordan, Jr
Heyburn
I. E. Joslyn
Stephen Boyd Jackson
Joseph Clothier
Colleen Gestring
Delta Psi Omega
Guy Hanson
William E. Borah
Geografi Ofver Konungariket Sverige
Erik Tunelds
Stockholm
J. A. Youngren
Buhl
John E. Zieglar
Filer
United States Army
North American Aviation
Inglewood
Calif
Mm Warnes Oll I
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc
New York
Dad
Sox
Swank Jewelry
Halliwell Park
B. P. 0. Elks
Stratford’s
Standard Furniture CO
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Soaho Y Power
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
North Main