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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1949

Page

3

CVA Backers Push Plan For Pacific Northwest Agency

Washington hearing set for Monday as the House Public Works Committee plans to consider a Columbia Valley Administration bill. Senate hearings resume with CVA supporters and Interior official explaining the proposal. The committees seek about 50 000 dollars for investigations and 20 000 for a Columbia basin hearing.

Washington Columbia Valley Pacific Northwest Capitol House Public Works Committee Senate Public Works Committee CVA Sen. Magnuson D-Wash House Whittington Dmiss House Committee Truman Senate Davidson Interior Department Columbia Basin

Red Teachers Under Fire

Twenty top educators including Dwight D. Eisenhower and James B. Conant urged barring communists from teaching and supported teaching communist principles but not advocacy. They called communist membership rendering a person unfit for teaching, in a 54 page NEA ASA commission report on American education and international tensions.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Harvard James B Conant National Education Association Eisenhower Columbia University Conant Educational Policies Commission American Association of School Administrators

Pocatello Stake Conference Scheduled for Weekend

The Pocatello stake of the LDS church will hold a Saturday priesthood leadership meeting at 8 p.m. in the Fourth ward chapel and two Sunday sessions at Idaho State University’s Frazier hall at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Elder Stephen L. Richards will visit, with music by the elders chorus under Mrs. Arvilla Croshaw.

Arvilla Croshaw

Mrs Hoyt Sues For Divorce From Denver Post Editor

Mrs. Cecil D. Hoyt files suit for divorce from Palmer Hoyt editor and publisher of the Denver Post alleging incompatibility.

Denver Cecil D. Hoyt Palmer Hoyt The Denver Post

Mary Haworths Advice On Human Relations In Law and Love

Mary Haworth counsels a worried mother about her 19-year-old daughter Jane and her 20-year-old fiancé Dick The parent worries their social life is confined to the couple and fears a lack of spontaneity or happiness The adviser urges self reflection release of parental control and acceptance if Jane is happy with the chosen mate The Great Barrier Reef off Australia is described as a coral ridge extending 1260 miles.

Mary Haworth Recreation Department Jane Gailery Great Barrier Reef Australia

Office Backs Korea Plan for Three Year Aid

Foreign Aid Administrator Paul G Hoffmann proposed a three year Little Marshall Plan for the Republic of Korea to block communism. He told the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee the plan would make the southern U S occupied half economically independent from the northern Russian occupied half as Truman seeks 150 million dollars in economic aid for Korea in the next fiscal year.

Washington Paul G. Hoff Man Republic of Korea Pacific Hoffman Senate Foreign Affairs Committee Truman Korea

Unemployment in Idaho Up This Summer

Idaho unemployment is 1062 higher than a year earlier as the Idaho State Employment Service reports 5111 seeking work on June 1 versus 4059 on June 1, 1948. Job openings dropped to 2647 vacancies last week and 2145 listed June 4, with beet thinning peak passing in the southwest and continued thinning elsewhere. Labor remains adequate overall, with about 500 cherry pickers needed in southwestern Idaho in the next two weeks and opportunities for housewives, vacationers, and white collar workers in strawberry, lettuce, pea and hay harvests.

Boise Idaho Idaho State Employment Service

Two Pocatellans Graduate From Linfield College

Barbara Jean Kelly and Robert L. Briggs of Pocatello Idaho graduated at Linfield College McMinnville Oregon Sunday June 5 during commencement under the old oaks. Kelly earned a Bachelor of Arts Briggs a Bachelor of Science. The class was the largest in Linfield history with ninety nine degrees awarded and seventeen more to be conferred after the summer session.

Linfield College Mcminnville Oregon Barbara Jean Kelly Robert L. Briggs Pocatello Idaho Miss Kelly Briggs Linfield BE. Avard Whitman

Church Criticizes Shrinking Suits in Suburban Bulletin

Pittsburgh report notes Mt. Lebanon St. Bernard church bulletin condemns scantier female attire and risky swimwear. It blames mothers and older women for exhibitionism while urging modesty. Rev. Joseph L. Lonergan leads the church.

Pittsburgh St. Bernard Church Mt. Lebanon Archconfraternity of Christian Mothers Joseph L. Lonergan

Contract Closes Boise Publicity Campaign Ties Off

Tom Cunning and Associates sign for the state board of publicity and deliver final materials including a booklet of Idaho statistics and historical information. The 1949 legislature made no appropriation for the board for the new fiscal year starting July 1 and the material will be turned over to the secretary of state.

Boise Tom Cunning State Board of Publicity Cunning Idaho Canning Board of Publicity Secretary of State

Triplets Born to Chapmans Reach Twenty Children

Bangor: George E Chapman and his wife welcomed triplets two girls and a boy at Eastern Maine General hospital. Their family now lists 20 children from 36 year old mother with one older sibling and 15 half siblings. Chapman previously had ten children.

Bangor George E. Chapmans

Northwestern student Gordon Jensen elected to Delta Phi Alpha

Gordon Jensen an undergraduate at Northwestern University Evanston Illinois has been elected to Delta Phi Alpha the German honor society He is the son of Mr and Mrs J G Jensen of 536 North 1th Avenue and brother of high school basketball coach Jay Jensen Delta Phi Alpha promotes interest in German language literature and culture and is open to advanced German students with high scholastic standing.

Gordon Jensen Northwestern University Evanston, Ill Delta Phi Alpha Jensen J. G. Jensen North 1Th Avenue Jay Jenen

Federated Church Property Divided by Mission

Dr. J Willis Hamblin chaired a joint meeting of Methodists and Presbyterians at Salmon where a plan to divide the Federated church property was approved. Hamblin leads the Kendall Presbytery missions committee. Rev James R Crowe attended from Rupert and American Falls. Rev Clark J Wood of Idaho Falls served as vice chair and spoke for the Idaho Methodist conference.

J. Willis Hamblin Salmon Methodists Presbyterians Federated Church Hamblin National Missions Committee Presbytery Kendall James R. Crowe Methodist Rupert American Falls Clark J. Wood Methodist Church of Idaho Falls Idaho The Methodist Church

Marriage Licenses Registered in Pocatello

Two marriage licenses issued Wednesday in Pocatello for Neil McCall 19 and Helen Cragan 19, and Albert L. Busch 47 and Hilda Mark 38.

Neil McCall Helen Cragan Pocatello Albert L. Busch Hilda Mark

Summer Plans: S C Faculty Map Study Travel Projects

After final exams at Idaho State College ISC faculty outline summer plans. Burnside will study in New York City and tour New England museums. West will teach summer session and assist GI bill veterans. Davis runs a root beer stand in Pocatello. Glick builds cottages. Ritland attends a West Coast IRE convention. Willett goes to coaching schools and tours the Midwest. Ed Willett travels with family and attends reunions. Fernelius pursues doctorate work. McArthur studies at University of Idaho and tours northern Idaho. Isaacson heads to Denver for a radio MA while teaching part time and serving as public relations officer at Fort Lewis. Albee travels to Denver Portland Los Angeles visiting theaters and universities.

Idaho State College ISC Wesley M. Burnside Art Students League New York City New England Thomas P. West Veterans’ Office Turner Hall West Ray J. Davis Pocatello Harvey G. Glick H. O. Ritland Institute of Radio Engineers San Francisco A. Edward Ed” Willett Montana State Coaches Association Missoula Idaho State Coaches Association Nebraska Byrne C. Fernelius Jean Fernelius Bloomington Ind Fornelius Laurence R. McArthur University of Idaho At Moscow Idaho Carl L. Isaacson Denver West Coast University of Oregon Eugene Stanford University Uni

Panel on Atlantic Defense Pact At Idaho State College

May issue of Idaho Business Woman highlights a panel discussion at Idaho State College with faculty and students led by Clark 8 Carlile. Participants included Ralph Swisher Pompie Johnson and Dr. Merrill D Beal among others, followed by an hourlong symposium. Civic groups were invited to attend, but turnout was low.

Idaho Business Woman Idaho State Federation of Business and Professional Women Idaho State College Clark

Notable California Arts Institutions Mentioned

Read fragment lists prominent California arts and education venues including University of California at Berkeley San Jose State College University of Southern California College of the Pacific at Stockton Calif and the Pasadena Playhouse.

Versity of California At Berkeley San Jose State College University of Southern California College of the Pacific Stockton Calif The Pasadena Playhouse

Five East Idaho Counties Build Land Bank System

Five counties Bing ham Butte Custer Lemhi and Power form a land bank system totaling over four billion dollars in farm mortgage credit. The system is owned by farmers and ranchers who borrow through local farm loan associations. Since 1945 loans totaling 710000 have been issued locally. In 1949 the association secured 28 loans exceeding 100000.

Bingham Butte Custer Lemhi Power Cooperative Federal Land Bank System Ross A. Soward East Idaho National Farm Loan Association Blackfoot Idaho Aberdeen and Sterling

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Pocatello Stake Mrs. Hoyt Sues Stephen Millington Tamrr Wells TYHEE John Millington Tamra Wells Merlin Wells Mary Haworths C. A M. H. Mary Haworth Pocatello Tribune City Motor CO Jack Erickson Mgr Msoketa Church S.C IS Coleman Coleman Coleman Factory DU Pont Paints Ben Rowland Rowland Brothers Mr. Rowland Marjorie Robert Sandy National Women’s Magazine Ll.c By Hansen Hansen Sage East Idaho Counties Ile
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