Ross Cancels Dinner Date In Idaho Political Event
Former Governor C. Ben Ross of Parma cannot attend the Jefferson day dinner in Pocatello on June 18 due to illness. Senator Glen Taylor will be the principal speaker with a Roosevelt tribute by Lt. Gov. Arnold Williams. The event at Bannock hotel starts 7 30 p m and expects a large crowd.
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C. Ben Ross
Parma
Pocatello
W. H
Pete) Jensen
Ross
Roosevelt
Glen Taylor
West
Taylor
Jensen
Arnold Williams
Rexburg
Church School to Present Program at First Congregational
A vacation church school program showcasing two weeks of work by three departments will be held at First Congregational Church on Friday June 15 at 7 pm. The event features songs and skits and invites the public. The school is a joint effort of First Baptist and Congregational churches with Mrs William Dillon as superintendent.
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First Congregational Church
First Baptist
Congregational
William Dillon
A. S. Murray
Bernice Lowrie
H. V. Robins
Kids Cook a Meal for Dad
Children plan a Father's Day party with simple courses and a jellied ring mold centerpiece. The menu includes Rosy Macaroni Mold, Deviled Eggs, light sandwiches, muffins, and chocolate milk or iced coffee, with fruit for dessert and cookies as a final touch.
Simplot Officials Explore Phosphate at Waterloo Mine
Simplot owner Jack R. Simplot and Ed R. Prevol of the plant at Pocatello met Montpelier officials with J. G. Huseby of Mountain Copper to assess phosphate from the Waterloo mine on Montpelier creek. Surface mining tests are supervised by Huseby with aim to sell phosphate rock to a fertilizer company.
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Jack R. Simplot
Simplot Fertilizer Company
Ed R. Prevol
Pocatello
Montpelier
J. G. Huseby
Shasta County
Mountain Copper Company
Waterloo
Montpelier Creek
Huseby
Downey Man Advances To First Lieutenant
The War Department announces the temporary promotion of Second Lieutenant William Winford Christiansen QMC Downey Idaho to first lieutenant. The action elevates the Downey native within the medical corps during current operations.
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Washington
War Department
William Winford Christiansen
QMC
Downey, Idaho
Isis Wore Cow-Horn Headdress in Iconic Depiction
The ancient Egyptian goddess Isis is depicted wearing a cow horns headdress, a defining symbol associated with her. This iconic headpiece emphasizes her divine status and connection to fertility and protection in myth.
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Isis
U P Handles 3 000 Cars Daily in Pocatello Terminal
Union Pacific freight records show the Pocatello terminal moving about 3000 cars daily, mainly westbound military equipment and war supplies. Lavern C. Johnson notes explosives ammunition guns vehicles and prisoners of war among shipments while eastbound Idaho freight declines though produce shipments rise for dehydrators and coastal markets.
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U.P
Pocatello Terminal
Pocatellans
Union Pacific Railroad
Lavern C. Johnson
Union Pacific
Germany
Pocatello
Idaho
Mr. Johnson
Kiwanis Club Flag Day Program Highlights Lt Bacheler
Lt Evelyn Bacheler of the U S Navy nurse corps spoke to Kiwanis club members at a Tuesday luncheon in the Bannock hotel Dorian room. She said the flag means more today to Americans than ever before and led the Flag Day program as principal speaker.
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Evelyn Bacheler
U.S. Navy Nurse Corps
Kiwanis Club
Bannock Hotel
Bacheler
Regu
Flag Day program lauds hospital ship Comfort crew
Lt. Bachelor credits the Comfort’s safe port return to crew teamwork after an attack deemed a violation of international law since the ship remained lit as a hospital. Bill Francis Jr. spoke of submarine service. Douglas Neilson sang A Flag Without a Stain. Guests included Mrs. H D Bacheler and Hugo Vindal.
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Lar
Bachelor
Comfort
Bill Francis, Jr
South Pacific
Douglas Neilson
H. D. Bacheler
Bacheler
Charles Kitchener
Red Cross
Hugo Vindal
National Red Cross Club
Zoo Population at Park Increases
Joy Berntson and Patty Sutton report that Kate the raccoon and Mrs. Feline Deer at the Ross park zoo welcomed newborn offspring. The three day old raccoon shows its mother’s features while identical twin fawns rest in a nest, as reporters observe the scene Tuesday morning.
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Joy Berntson
Patty Sutton
Kate” Raccoon
Feline Deer
Ross Park Zoo
Carter's Little Liver Pills Aid Digestion Quick
A vintage advertisement asserts poor digestion causes headaches and irritability and claims Carter's Little Liver Pills increase digestive juice flow within 30 minutes. It urges taking the pills as directed and notes availability.
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Nature
Carter
Zoo Nursery Welcomes Rare Twin Fawns and New Arrivals
A shy white tailed deer mother guards twin fawns born in captivity while a month old buffalo rests beside its dam and a mother duck leads seven ducklings. J W Rice, Ross Park caretaker, has supervised the zoo nursery for over eight years without a vacation. Spring brings a lively expansion to the zoo population.
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Duck
J. W. Rice
Ross Park
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