Boy 15 Hurt In Collision With Car And Scooter
Junior Schultz 15, son of Elroy Schultz, was in fair condition at General hospital after a Sunday crash between a motor scooter he rode and a 1941 Plymouth sedan driven by Edward Speed. The accident happened in the 900 block North Main at 6 13 p.m. Schultz suffered a broken collarbone, shock, bruises and possible concussion. Speed faces reckless driving charges and was released on a $100 bond. he is due in police court. Officer Phelps cited damage to both vehicles.
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Junior Schultz
Elroy Schultz
North Main
West Sherman
Schultz
Keith Pearson
Speed
O. P. Bennett
Robert Phelps
Straphangers Vie With Sardines
New York City subway riders, not sardines, fill the system during the 5 to 6 pm peak. The Board of Transportation reports 880000 riders daily in this hour, with 610000 in Manhattan alone. The figures accompany a trade group study on staggered hours for Lower Manhattan businesses.
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New York
New York City
Board of Transportation
Manhattan
Lower Manhattan
Ward Holds Outing at Indian Springs Today
Aberdeen ward members meet at Indian Springs at 11 am for a day of games and races. An afternoon program includes entertainment and prize presentations for the winners.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen Ward
Indian Springs
Pocatellans Send Clothing to Flood Victims
About 1100 pounds of clothing were donated by Pocatellans to flood victims in the Columbia River area. Major A. Dietz of the Salvation Army announced the effort, noting four boxes were sent by Nate Block. Local groups Keystone lodge Rotary club Lions and Elks clubs aided with funding. The Salvation Army sewing circle contributed $25 and under twelve children at Bible School gave $5.
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Pocatellans
Columbia River
A. Dietz
Salvation Army
Nate Block
Keystone Lodge
Rotary Club
Lions and Elks Clubs
Salvation Army Sewing Circle
AFL Atomic Trades Union Reaches Strike Settlement
Settlement averted a work stoppage at Oak Ridge national atomic laboratory with a 15 cent hourly wage increase for 875 AFL atomic trades workers. Union had sought 26 cents and welfare concessions. vacations are included. Agreement subject to union ratification pending formal contract.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridge National Atomic Laboratory
Washington
AFL Atomic Trades and Labor Council
The
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
Atomic
Barnard Scholarship Awarded to Benita Johnson
Benita Jolson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lavern Johnson of 356 S Eighth is one of Idaho s first recipients of a Barnard College Columbia University scholarship. She will receive 600 to cover tuition when she enrolls this fall as a freshman. Johnson, a Pocatello High School graduate with a 98 average and fifth in her class, plans to major in literature and headed to New York after college entrance exams.
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Barnard College
Columbia University
Benita Jolson
Barnard
Miss Johnson
Pocatello High School
Post-Truce Fighting Calms Down in Galilee
United States naval observers and the Israeli government said post-truce fighting ended in the Galilee area of northern Palestine. The UN truce held after heavy clashes, with Israel reporting all enemy attacks repulsed. Count Bernadotte said the Palestine situation has calmed as a food convoy reached Jerusalem for the first time in seven weeks.
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Cairo
United States
Galilee
Palestine
United Nations
Tel Aviv
Rhodes
Folke Bermadotte
U.N
Israel
Bernadette
Jerusalem
Holy City
Judean Hills
Latrun
Consultant Staff Announced For State Hospital
Blackfoot doctor Kenneth A. MacInnes reports twenty Lower Snake River Valley Medical Society members will serve as a consultant staff to Dr. J. O. Cromwell at the State Hospital South. The volunteers span specialties from general medicine to radiology and pathology, with physicians from American Falls Pocatello Twin Falls and other Idaho cities.
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Blackfoot
Kenneth A. MacInnes
Lower
Snake River Valley Medical Society
J. O. Cromwell
State Hospital South
MacInnes
A. E. Miller
N. H. Farrell
American Falk
Cromwell
State Hospital
General Medicine
American Falls
J. O. Hampton
H. C. Turner
Pocatello
W. L. Olsen
Ralph Hogstead
Corwin Groom
K. M. Pearson
M. M Graves
O. F. Call
Forest Howard
A. M. Newton
E. V. Simison
Births at St. Anthony Hospital Named Fort Hall Girl
At St. Anthony hospital in Fort Hall a daughter was born to Douglas and Marie Kafnel Strom on June 12. Eton College in England was founded in the 15th century during the reign of Henry VI.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Kafnelstrom
Douglas and Marie
Fort Hall
Eton College
England
Henry VI
Local Honor Society Member Named in School Roster
A student is listed as a member of the National Honor Society and the Girls Council, reflecting active participation in school leadership and service organizations.
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Local Honor Society
National Honor Society
The
Girls Council
Simple life in New York: caviar costs as hens eggs
A Hollywood tale mocks restraint as a film executive and wife rent a fourth floor walk up for 175 dollars a month. They hire multiple servants and a French chef while maintaining a show of poverty. The piece ends noting caviar is cheaper than hen eggs when bought by the egg.
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New York
West Coast
Hollywood
Stone
Film Colony
Big
Manhattan
Cavair
Siebrand Circus Opens for Week Engagement
Siebrand Bros combined circus and carnival opens Monday night and runs through Saturday south of Roosevelt school in Alameda. Evening shows begin 7 30 with main circus at 8 30. matinee for children June 19 at 3 pm with free tickets for kids 12 and under through local merchants.
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Siebrand Bros
Roosevelt School
Alameda
Ed Williams
Little Zeta
Ted Valentine
Norman Prather
Phoenix
Arizona
Pocatello
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Fort Hall Irrigation Bill Passes Senate With Charge Cancellations
A bill to formalize a secretary of interior order for the Fort Hall irrigation project in Idaho has passed the Senate after House approval. It would cancel 2310 in delinquent operation and maintenance charges and 248 in delinquent construction assessments on non Indian lands. The measure also contemplates removing some permanently non irrigable lands from the project.
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Washington
Secretary of Interior
Fort Hall
Idaho
Senate
House
Arctic defense warned as weak and unprepared
Washington says the United States is poorly prepared in the Arctic if it is to be a first line of defense. Blair Bolles of the Foreign Policy Association cites diplomatic rebuffs, cold weather hindrances, sparse population, and weak garrisons as factors. He urges assessing Arctic strategic importance and strengthening defenses if needed.
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Washington
United States
Arctic
Foreign Policy Association
New York
Blair Bolles
Russia
Franklin to Get Medical Degree At Portland School
Richard Franklin son of Mr and Mrs C E Franklin of 319 S Garfield will receive his medical degree from the University of Oregon medical school at Portland in commencement exercises Friday After graduation he will spend a week in Pocatello before starting his internship at the Portland Immanuel hospital A 1941 graduate of Pocatello high school he also attended Idaho State college Mr and Mrs Franklin and Mrs Charles Kibler of 242 S Garfield plan to leave Wednesday to attend the exercises.
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Richard Franklin
C. E. Franklin
S. Garfield
University of Oregon Medical School
Portland
Franklin
Pocatello
Portland Immanuel Hospital
Pocatello High School
Idaho State College
Charles Kibler
Frances Greco obituary notices her death in Pocatello
Frances Greco 48 wife of Charles Greco of 536 North Sixth died Sunday at a local hospital after a brief heart illness. Born October 5 1900 in Sicily she moved to the United States in 1914 settling in Pocatello where she lived. She and Charles Greco married January 15 1928. Survivors include her husband two sons Jerry and Sam two sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Downard Mortuary.
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Frances Greco
Charles Greco
North Sixth
Greco
Sicily
Sam Jordan
Christina Paleoa
United States
Pocasello
Pocatello
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A Wiley Padan
Pci Racy
Carl Muir
George Lewis
N. Hayes
Covey Station
South Fifth
J. F. Bedingfield
Sheriff's Office
Homer Hoopee
Hit 'N
Dickie Dare
Patsy
Scorchy Smith
AFL Atomic Trades Union
Benita Johnson
Earl Cutler
George Browning
Sanaye Yamauchi
Prentice Perham
Marie Antoinette
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Bernarr MacFadden
Marie
Petit Trianon
Versailles
Siebrand Circus
Polio
Mada Eline
Preston
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Leo J. Falk
Boise
E*re
Franklin County
March of Dimes
Siebrand Brothers
Pega
U.S. Defense
Portland School
DeLite Bakery
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