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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1948

Page

8

Girls Arrive for Idaho State Girls' State Event in Pocatello

Fifty eager girls from across the state arrive by 12 30 p m for the second annual Idaho Girls State in Gravely hall with 130 more expected to register by 6 o clock. The group plans city names, officer elections, and flag raising with U S Marines. color bearers include Sheila Jansen Connie Cameron and Roberta Larsen. Elizabeth Davidson former governor will award pins at an 8 p m meeting and a fireside chat on forest soil conservation is planned.

Pocatello Idaho Myrtle Miller Gravely Hall Edna Atchley Driggs U. S Sheila Jansen Moscow Connie Cameron St. Anthony Roberta Larsen Elizabeth Davidson Duella Harland Lewiston Nettie Mae Stillinger Darhl Foreman

Admirals Retire Early From Navy Ahead of Time

Four admirals in their early fifties will retire from the navy next month amid a trend toward early retirement. The group includes Paul P. Lee 83 of Berkeley California chief of naval research Charles W Styer 51 of Winthrop Maine assistant chief of naval operations and noted undersea warfare expert and Joseph W Fowler 54 of Los Gatos California director industrial survey division.

Washington Paul P. Lee Berkeley Calif Naval Research Charles W. Styer Winthrop Maine Naval Operations Navy Joseph W. Fowler Los Gatos California

Western Air Lines to Start Jackson Daily Service

Western Air Lines will launch daily passenger service to and from Jackson Wyoming starting Tuesday. Lois Lake, Salt Lake City traffic manager, said the route will not stop at West Yellowstone until improved facilities are available.

Salt Lake City Jackson Wyo Western Air Lines Lois Lake West Yellowstone

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Sympathy

The Layng family expresses gratitude to friends for acts of kindness and sympathy after the bereavement. Signed Mrs. Peter J. Layng and family.

Peter J. Layng

Funeral services for Elmer Wayne Quigley

Funeral services for Elmer Wayne Quigley age 30 of 742 Randolph will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday from the Fourth Ward LDS chapel with Elder Melvin Walker officiating. Interment will be in Mountain View Cemetery. Friends may call at Arthur W. Hall Mortuary until Wednesday morning and at the home of his mother at 457 Jefferson until services.

Elmer Wayne Quigley Randolph Idaho Falls Fourth Ward LDS Melvin Walker 8Th Ward Mountain View Arthur W. Hall Jefferson

Funeral service for Marine Pfc Theodore Elsen held Tuesday

The repatriated body of Marine Pfc Theodore Elsen will be honored at a 2 p m service Tuesday in the McHan Henderson Funeral Chapel with Rev O W Reitz officiating. Burial follows in Mountain View Cemetery family plot.

Theodore Elsen Guam Island McHan-Henderson O. W. Reitz Lutheran Church Mountain View Cemetery

Obituary notes Lorraine Burnes of Fort Hall

Lorraine Burnes 28 died in a Pocatello hospital after a two week illness. Born June 8 1920 to Eugene and Fort Hall Edman she married Richard Burnes a year ago. Survived by husband sister Wynemna Edeno and four brothers. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Episcopal mission Fort Hall with burial in Fort Hall cemetery.

Blackfoot Lorraine Burnes Pocatello Hospital Eugene Edman Fort Hall Richard Burnes Wynemna Edeno Kelsey Raymond Kemmeth Wesley Edmo Fort Hall Episcopal Mission William Avery Sandberg

Lynching Bill Advances in Senate Judiciary Committee

The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the bill to make lynching a federal crime by 10 to 3. Southern opponents vow to fight it to the bitter end while supporters hope for Senate action before the session ends.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Senate Ferguson R-Mich Republican Policy Committee

Two Fire Calls Reported by Pocatello Fire Department

Sun day saw two fire calls for the Pocatello fire department. An overheated motor in a refrigerator caused slight damage at 530 N. Lincoln to an apartment occupied by Elmo Smith. Later at 11:12 p.m. firefighters extinguished a rubbish fire behind a dwelling owned by Herman Levinson with no reported damage.

Pocatello

Fall Kills Utah Miner at 300 Foot Cliff

Andrew David Jenkins 38 a Hiawatha coal miner was found dead Sunday at the bottom of a 300 foot cliff after a search party failed to locate him since Saturday when he drove cattle up a canyon. His horse was found tied to a tree near the scene.

Hiawatha Utah Andrew David Jenkins Jenkins

Kluckhohn Family History Noted in Obituary

The Kluckhohn family, long-time Groveland residents, mourns the death of Mr. Kluckhohn who died March 4 1944. Surviving are two sons Archer and Rolland and daughter Olive, all of Blackfoot, plus two sisters and two brothers including Mrs H Ross Mrs Grant Wells Mason City Iowa Will Reisdorph Sioux City Iowa and George Reisdorph Devils Lake North Dakota. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Peck and Packham mortuary with burial in Grove City cemetery.

Groveland Kluckhohn Route 3 Blackfoot Archer Rolland Olive Kluckhohn H. ©. Ross Grant Wells Mason City Iowa Will Reisdorph Sioux City George Reisdorph Devils Lake North Dakota Peck and Packham Mortuary Grove City Cemetery

Fearful City Fears Inhabit New York Men and Maps

Hal Boyle surveys New York fears from the fear of falling in the streets to deeper dread in subways and crowds. He notes anxiety over muggings loneliness in a crowd and the rush of commuters fearing missed trains and late arrivals in a metropolis of urban nerves.

Manhattan New York West

Luncheon Honors Rula Merle Jones

Mrs Walter D. Service and Mrs Chester G. Wells hosted a buffet luncheon at the Wells residence honoring Miss Rula Merle Jones, who will wed on June 30. Thirty two guests attended with a floral table display. gifts, bridge prizes went to Mrs C W Pond and Mrs Edna Leslie.

Walter D. Service Chester G. Wells Wells Rula Merle Jones Ruta Merle C. W. Pond Edna Leslie

Classified Ad Rates and Copy Deadlines Summary

The notice lists insertion rates for display and classified ads, including single and multiple line insertions, 40 for one line, 30 for seven insertions, and 90 insertions at 24.00 per month. It details copy placement times from 8:45 a.m. to 6 p.m the day before publication, with Sunday copy due by Saturday noon. Cash required for out-of-town orders and minimum two-line orders.

Markets at a Glance in New York and Chicago Trading

Markets show irregular gains in stocks oils and cotton with mill buying cited. Bonds steady rice futures improve. Chicago wheat mixed with trading, corn firm end of day on short covering. Live cattle and grain-fed cattle rise about 60 cents.

New York Chicago

Market slips after earlier gains on broad selling

New York stocks opened higher as brisk demand boosted iron and steel issues to yearly highs, then turned lower as selling pressure mounted. Volume reached about 1.7 million shares with many leading names showing declines and only select issues advancing. In Chicago, grain futures finished mixed as late rally in corn and oats contrasted with weaker wheat and soybeans.

Iron and Steel Bethlehem Steel Youngstown Sheet Montgomery Ward Schenley American Telephone General Electric Atlantic Coast Line Union Pacific Mission Corp Twentieth Century-Fox Standard Oil U. S. Steel Douglas Aircraft Kennecott Copper Radio Corp Texas Co Woolworth Chicago Board of Trade Mid-West

Livestock and produce prices across midwest markets

Market notes show hogs and cattle varying by weight with Chicago bids mixed. hogs 60 higher on some lots, good to choice cattle and yearlings up to 37.50, calves strong, sheep steady with lambs around 31.50 to 32.00, cows weaker. Potatoes, butter, and eggs traverse unsettled to steady movements, with regional price ranges and assorted grades across shipments and on track inventories.

Ogden Ogden USDA Idaho Chicago U. S

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