Three Navy Ensigns Return From Service
Jay G. Jensen Ray Paul Little and Earl Spencer return home after three years active duty in the navy. All are ISU graduates and Poca Talolo High School alumni. Jensen and Spencer class of 1942 Little class of 1943. Jensen served 19 months at sea in Atlantic and Pacific theaters aboard AO 35 and LST 726 participating in Iwo Jima Okinawa the Philippines and Japan occupation. Spencer served 19 months aboard USS Celeno AK 76 and USS Prometheus AR 3 in the Pacific including Iwo Jima and Okinawa and Magic Carpet duties. Little graduated from Corn Midshipmen school early 1945 and served nine months overseas including Okinawa and Radio Shanghai China.
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ISU
Pocatello High School
Jensen and
Spencer
Little
Jay Jensen
J. G. Jensen
South Eleventh Avenue
Sea Io
Atlantic
Pacific
Notre Dame Naval Midshipman School
Jay
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Philippines
Japan
Jensen
Seattle
Navy
Paul Little
Raymond Little
South Sixth
Corn Midshipmen's School
Co. Unit 412
Radio
Stratford Speaker Praises Brigham Young At Rotary Meet
Rael Stratford told Stratford Rotary Club that Brigham Young and Stephen F. Austin shaped U S Westward expansion. He described Young’s 1847 Salt Lake Valley entry, Deseret governance, Utah development, sugar beet growth, Mormon stores, and the University of Utah as a key legacy.
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Stratford
Brigham Young
Rotary Meet
William S. Cady
Rotary Club
Bannock Hotel
Rael Stratford
Trans - Mississippi
United States
Stephen F. Austin
Texas
Utah
Mexican
Great Basin
Emigration Canyon
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Valley
Willard Woodruff
U. S
Territory
Deseret
Utah Country
Legislative Assembly
Young
University of Utah
Salt Lake Temple
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Record Parker Buffalo hog to tour Poca Sunday debut
Record Parker Buffalo the world s largest hog will be on display in Poca Sunday June 16 at Main and Bonnevale streets. The exhibition runs 10 am to 10 pm with an attendant to explain the features. Large crowds have followed Buffalo wherever shown and a troupe of African imps is added to entertain children.
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Pocatello
Main
Bonnevale
America
Dailey Bros. Circus
Perkey's Field
South Main Street
Union Pacific
Tillie
Norma Davenport
Pinto
Misa Hazel King
Lipstick
Major
Si Ritchie
Cattle Quotas Reduced in W T Lockwood District
Idaho OPA district director W T Lockwood announced June cattle and calf quotas drop to 85 percent of base for 135 non federally inspected plants to improve distribution with only 60 percent usable before the fifteenth of the period. Hog quota remains 90 percent. Also notes Russia gifts in 1945 and Bell's first hearing aid.
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W. T. Lockwood
Idaho
OPA
Lockwood
Boiler Explodes Injuring Two Workers at Can Factory
Two California Packing Corp employees were admitted to Dee Hospital after a boiler test exploded in prep for the pea canning season. Ralph Stevens, 44, and Leonard King, 48, foreman of the main room, suffered cuts but no serious injuries.
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Ogden
California Packing Corporation
Dee Hospital
Bris
Ralph Stevens
Leonard King
Forman
Education Tests Scheduled at University Friday
Educational develop ment tests will be given Friday June 21 at 10 a.m. in room 8 of the Student Union building at Idaho Southern University. Dr. O J Kaplan will administer the five tests for students without high school diplomas. Passing all five yields equivalency certificates from the state department of education. Students taking the tests will be excused from classes Friday and Saturday as the battery typically takes 10 hours.
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Carl W. McIntosh
Idaho Southern University
O. J. Kaplan
State Department of Education
Kaplan
University offers summer test and guidance services
Dr Kaplan announces a $1 test fee for summer session students and access to psychology department tests and occupational advice. Vocational guidance is available with hours 10 to 12 and 2 to 4, in room 8 of the Student Union. 25 cent advance bursar payment.
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Kaplan
New Jersey Wife Protests Husband’s Chain Belt Device
A 39 year old woodworker William Truax was jailed in $1000 bail after a preliminary hearing on charges of atrocious assault and battery for locking his wife Rose in a galvanised steel chastity belt he made at home to prevent her from leaving. The wife escaped by a neighbor and police cut the belt free at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J.P
Edward Webb
Albert Shahadi
William Truax
Webb
Rose
Truax
Sisterhood Elects Twin Falls Leader
Mrs. Mary Ruth Sampson of Chapter D in Twin Falls is elected by the sisterhood. The report notes her selection and chapter affiliation, highlighting local organizational activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Mary Ruth Sampson
Chapter
Twin
Falls Elects State P E O Sisterhood Officers
Falls elected L. E. Reynolds president at the 31st Idaho state convention. Other officers include Esther Bratton first vice president Nina Gourley second vice president Esther Henry organizer Ora Burnham recording secretary Alice Taylor corresponding secretary Florence Haffner treasurer. Edith L. Gooding Shohone was outgoing president.
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Florence Haffner
M. Kellogg
Edith L. Gooding
Fort Hall Indians Set to Attend Rupert Rodeo
Fort Hall Indians from the reservation near Pocatello will arrive July 2 and pitch tepees on Rupert’s race track for the July 4 rodeo. They will crown a tribe princess and perform a ceremony with Gov. Arnold Williams. This marks the first Indian participation in Rupert rodeo.
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Rupert
Fort Hall
Pocatello
Gov
Arnold Williams
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Earl E. Spencer
Hayward
Calif
Russia
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of the
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Tex Ritter
Tex
Wesley Tuttle
Roy Rogers
Ford Music Coo
West Center
Ake
East Center
South Arthur
Post Office
New Jersey
Safe Prescription Service
Dailey Circus
Ft. Hall Indians
Paris
Paria
THE
Paris Co
Mitchell
North Main
DECCA
Columbia
Victor
Lionel
Pep
Vico
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