Rotary Views First Release at Luncheon Meeting
Rotary club members enjoyed a varied program at a Tuesday luncheon with a father and son vocal contest as the highlight. Judges Prof Howard Mealy and Mayor W W Halsey ruled the contest a draw to be settled later.
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Rotary Club
Howard Mealy
Idaho State College Music Department
W. W. Halsey
Fathers
E. N. Roberts
W. C. Carnes
M. Preston Goodfellow
William 8. Hill
F. FE. MacKenzie
Chas. Tucker
Willis Hamblin
Joseph Clothier
Young Republican Convention Speaker Named
Parma resident R H Bill Young Jr will join a panel on farm problems and agriculture policy at the National Young Republican convention starting June 23 in Salt Lake City Ralph Decker national chairman announced the plan today indicating Young will speak on GOP policy directions for agriculture and farming issues.
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NAMPA
R. H
Bill) Young, Jr
Parma
Salt Lake City
GOP
Ralph Decker
New York City
Young
Inspectors Report Idaho Brand Board Activity in May
Idaho Brand Board inspectors checked 63 675 head of cattle in May an increase of about 4 000 from April They inspected 3 423 motor vehicles and 449 railroad cars of cattle They assisted in recovering and returning to owners five cattle Twenty head were recovered by one man A June meeting to discuss the coordinated program was planned for Friday at Boise Hmm
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Boise
O. J. Shaw
Idaho Brand Board
Brand Board
Covered Wagon of Pioneers Symbol of Bond Drive
The original 1849 covered wagon, part of a national tour for the 1949 Opportunity Savings Bond Drive, will arrive in Pocatello next week. It travels with 29 other wagons by air lift from Independence Missouri and Cedar City Utah, to be used as a bond sales booth and symbol of the $1.04 billion quota.
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Pocatello
Far West
F. M. Bistline
Bannock
The
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Independence
Truman
Cedar City
Utah
Gronway R. Parry
International Truck Division
International Harvester Company
Fruehaus Trailer Company
Conestoga Valley
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Bistline
Treasury
Around Town Notes and Local Events Update
Santa Ana Auxiliary No 1 will meet at Memorial Hall Sunday at 2 30 p m for a pot luck dinner. Mrs Eva Cook, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Windley, 217 N Garfield, became the bride of F Robert Deardorff of Grace, Wednesday June 8 at Grace MacKenzie Auto Supplies holds its semi annual sales conference with managers and sales forces from all four southeastern Idaho stores. Sheriff Alma Marley reports three boys broke into a Porterville store last night stealing seven guns ammunition and a 1947 maroon Dodge sedan with tag C 9634 and a spotlight.
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Santa Ana
Memorial Hall
Eva Cook
Gordon Windley
Garfield
Robert Deardorff
Grace
MacKenzie Auto Supplies
Idaho
W. B Collings
Idaho Falls
Frank Goodwin
Burley
Bob Herrecher
Twin Falls
Bud McKenzie
Pocatello
Alma Marley
Porterville
Elks Plan Rites At Burley State Convention
Eddie Pedersen exalted ruler of the Idaho Falls Elks lodge will direct memorial services at the state Elks convention in Burley June 16 18. Dr Andrew McCauley of Idaho Falls president of the state Elks association leads the convention program.
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Idaho Falls
Eddie Pedersen
Elks Lodge
Burley
Andrew McCauley
State Elks Association
Doctors Push Opposition to Compulsory Health Insurance
The American Medical Association states it will not back compulsory national health insurance but is open to expanding its program. AMA board of trustees and President Dr Ernest Irons of Chicago outline plans to invite groups and the public to discuss medicine and public health policy.
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Atlantic City
American Medical Association
AMA
Ernest Irons
Chicago
Labor
Farm Organizations
Obituary for Howard F. Pickren of Soda Springs
Howard F. Pickren 73 of Soda Springs died Thursday aboard a fishing trip on the Blackfoot river. Born July 12 1876 in Plattsburg New York he lived in Soda Springs since 1912 where he worked as a U P railroad agent until 1942 retirement. He held multiple lodge affiliations and was married to Bernice Strachan since 1899. Surviving are his wife a son a daughter and five grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm at First Presbyterian church Soda Springs with Whitman Mortuary in charge.
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Blackfoot
Howard F. Pickren
Soda Springs
Mr. Pickren
Plattsburg, N. Y
George Gilson
Sarah Elizabeth Pickren
U. P. Railroad
Pickren
Bernice Strachan
J. Fred Pickren
Downey
W. S. Evans
Preston
First Presbyterian Church
Whitman Mortuary
Marriage Licenses Issued in Pocatello
Licenses to wed were issued Friday to Philip Dreher 31 and Pauline Sandoval 24 of Pocatello and Vern E. Dalke 24 and Barbara Holcomb 18 of Pocatello.
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Philip Dreher
Pauline Sandoval
Pocatello
Vern E. Dalke
Barbara Holcomb
Funeral rites for Air Force Lt Gene Peterson set for Saturday
Last rites for Air Force Lieutenant Gene Peterson will be held Saturday at 2 p m in the Downard chapel with local VFW post No 735 taking part. He was shot down over Germany on November 30 1944 after serving as bomber pilot in the postwar era. Peterson was born February 28 1922 in Soda Springs and grew up in Pocatello after his family moved from American Falls in 1929. He attended Pocatello High School and Brigham Young University and served as senior class president. He enlisted February 6 1943 in Pocatello and trained in Santa Anna California and in Majors, Texas where he earned his wings on February 8 1944. He is survived by one brother H F Peterson of Las Vegas and three sisters Mrs Harold Hoge of Pocatello Mrs Adell Sparks of Lovelock Nevada and Mrs Lida Zaring of Laramie Wyoming.
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Air Force
Gene Peterson
Downard Chapel
VFW
Lt. Peterson
Germany
Pocatello
Santa Anna
Calif
Mafa
Texas
Gene
Pocatello High School
Brigham Young University
Peterson
Soda Springs
American Falls
H. F. Peterson
Las Vegas
Harold Hoge
Adell Sparks
Lovelock
Nev
Lida Zaring
Laramie
Wyo
Former Pocatellan Wins Promotion
Elmer F. Brisbois formerly of Pocatello has been promoted to corporal in the U S Air Force. He serves as teletype operator with the 26th communications squadron of the Alaskan Air Command and graduated from the local high school in 1948. He has been stationed in Alaska since December 1948 after attending the Air Force Clerk and Typists school at Fort Francis E Warren Wyoming. He is the son of
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Elmer F. Brisbois
Pocatello
U. S. Air Force
Brisbois
26Th Communications Squadron
Alaskan Air Command
Alaska
Air Force Clerk and Typists
Fort Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Hopper War Developing Over Grasshopper Threat
Aerial task force will launch from Sheridan Wyoming with 30 planes to treat a 1 500 000 acre area in Wyoming and Montana. The USDA calls this the worst grasshopper nesting ground in the country and the operation will last about 30 days to halt a growing migratory army that could damage crops if left unchecked.
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Denver
Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming
Montana
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Plains States
Jim R. Dutton
USDA
Grasshopper Control Division
Son Seeks To Be Administrator Of Father's Estate
Kenneth Nisson, son of the late Norman Nisson of Swan Lake, filed a petition in Probate Court for letters of administration after Norman Nisson died May 25 1940 leaving about 10000 dollars in estate and rental value around 1000 dollars yearly. The deceased died intestate and is survived by five sons Howard Kenneth Arlo Ivan Frank and daughter in law Mrs Helen Nixon Evans. Judge Willard Lund set a hearing for June 21 at 10 amAttorney Ben B Johnson Preston represents the petitioner.
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Kenneth Nisson
Norman Nisson
Swan Lake
Nissan
Howard
Kenneth
Arlo
Ivan
Frank
Helen Nixon
Evans
Willard Lund
Ben B. Johnson
Preston
Mrs Mildred P Brisbois Now Residing in Boise
Mrs Mildred P Brisbois is identified as a new Boise resident in the latest notice. The brief item locates her current city and notes her change of address.
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Mildred P. Brisbois
Boise
State Buying Supplies In Boise Purchases 811 Orders
Idaho Purchasing Department issued 811 orders totaling 197 745 dollars in May. Harold Boyd said major buys supported charitable institutions education Fish and Game Law Enforcement Public Works and Unemployment Security Forestry. Building projects were not included. Purchases ranged from stationery to heavy equipment for highways and Fish and Game.
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Boise
Idaho
Harold Boyd
Education
Fish and Game Department
Law Enforcement Department
Public Works Department
Unemployment Security Agency
Forestry Department
Bureau of Highways and Fish and Game Department
Baths in ancient and medieval times often shared by men and women
The article notes that baths in both ancient and medieval eras commonly accommodated both genders. It highlights social and cultural norms surrounding public bathing practices in those periods.
Trio first climb of Agathlan rock at Goulding's Post
Ray Garner Herb Conn and Lee Padrick completed the first ascent of Agathlan a 1400 foot basalt needle near Monument Valley Utah on May 28 30 They spent 25 hours for ascent and descent and slept on the summit using 40 pitons and one tampon bolt for protection Goulding the trader at Goulding's Post notes two prior attempts failed The Navajo name means lots of hair from ceremonial deer hide preparation at the base
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Goulding
Garner
Agathlan
Utah-Arizona
Monument Valley
Eleven and twelve origin note oneteen two teen
A compact aside explains that the words eleven and twelve originated from the forms oneteen and two teen, highlighting older numeric naming. The note links current terms to their historical spelling shifts without additional details.
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