Local Flyers Set Attendance Record at Aviation Breakfasts
Mackay Idaho event draws 254 attendees as 94 joined Salmon breakfast May 18. Gilbert W. Tilley wins Mackay chamber award for best spot landing. Leo Grieve wins for best pattern. Judges name George H. Black first, Russ Parker second, Homer Pence third for all around flying. E. D. Adkins, 60, Richfield, oldest pilot present. Next breakfast July 13 at St. Maries marking first North Idaho event.
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Homer Pence
Mackay
E. D. Adkins
Richfield
Moulton
St. Mariesthe
Idaho
Your Child and His Problems
Opinion on nurturing bright pupils through enriched mental work rather than rushing grade advancement. Emphasizes quality of thought and broader learning, not cramming facts, and the need for social growth with peers to sustain the human spirit.
Your Child and Other People and Language Notes
Discussion of child education stressing natural growth over cramming and social adjustment. Advertisement for Dr Patri pamphlet No 304 available by sending 19 cents and a 3 cent stamp to P O Box 9 Station 6 New York 19. Also notes on correct pronunciation of guimpe and a free copy offer of a voice and diction pamphlet by Frank Colby.
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Patri
Station 6
New York
N. Y
Frank Colby
Purex
Pronunciation guide notes and common word myths
A concise guide detailing correct pronunciations and syllable counts for words like tassel pardner hinderance autoritatively tempera ment and temperature. It cautions against outdated spellings and mispronunciations and offers phonetic hints to improve clear speech performance.
Pocatello Legion Post to Elect Officers Thursday
Pocatello Post No. 4 of the American Legion will elect new officers for the coming year. Nominees were presented by a nominating committee and from floor nominations. Candidates include C. E. Goranson for commander, with multiple contenders for vice commanders, adjutant, finance officer, sergeant at arms, chaplain, historian, service officer, color bearers, and others.
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Pocatello
American Legion
C. E
Chick) Goranson
Mark Shurtleff
Oren Clark
Blaine Gasser
C. Ed Flandro
Vic Warning
James Chivers
Hugh Ivey
O. R. Iller
Albert Beasley
Carl J. Williams
Louis Racine
Ralph Comstock
Horace Howell
Frank Jarbo
James Watts
Harold Palmer
Cedric Evans
Local post to elect officers at June 19 meeting
Members are urged to attend the June 19 meeting where officers for the ensuing year will be elected. The session aims to decide leadership and discuss the future of the local post.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Felt Lake City
Uteh
Reno
Nevede
Acon
B.M. Plant Cafeteria
Henderson
Nevada
South Redwood Reed
Sit Lake City
Nara B.M. Plant
Neved
Redwood Read
Ceteleg
Redweed
Os Army Air Base
Rene
Former Pocatellan Qualifies for Five Scholarships
Dale Swann son of Mr and Mrs W E Swann former residents of Pocatello has qualified in competitive examinations for five college scholarships He received bids to Stanford Columbia University Colorado University Harvard and Yale He accepted a Colorado Alumni association Yale scholarship for one year and a scholarship to Phillips academy Andover Mass for Yale prep He lived in Pocatello six years attended elementary and junior high schools His father was assistant manager of the Mutual Creamery here and is now district manager of Arden Sunrise creameries in Grand Junction Active in school affairs Dale edited the high school yearbook was senior play business manager and valedictorian and held the post of western slope president of the International Relations club.
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Dale Swann
W. E. Swann
Pocatello
Stanford
Columbia University
Colorado University
Harvard
Yale
Colorado Alumni Association of
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Swanns
Dale
Swann
Mutual Creasery
Arden-Sunfreze Creameries
Colorado
Grand Junction
Western Slope
Bond a Month Plan Offered by Most Banks Nationwide
Treasury says over 90 percent of U S commercial banks will offer the bond a month plan for automatic U S savings bond purchases. Depositors authorize debit to checking accounts, monthly bond delivery is free, and banks provide bonds each month with treasury supplied forms and mailers.
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U.S
Treasury Department
Washington
Ralph J. Comstock
First Security Bank of
Comstock
Secretary of the Treasury
Bond a Month Plan Expands Saving Access Across Banks
The American Bankers Association backs a bond a month saving plan to extend payroll savings benefits to bank depositors without payroll access. It aims to include small businesses professionals self employed farmers and others, growing regular saving and future buying power.
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Los Angeles
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Skylark
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello Western
AIR Lines
Amelicas Plomper Airline
Emily Mason
New York City
Pocatello Legion Post
Acace
Sabety
Arthur Ave
Pocatellan
Lingus
the Purex
WAA
Isthtey
Honnum Base
Utah General Depot
Ogden
Hannum
F.W.A
R.F.C
Feat Ree
Ake
RFC
Sele
Sele Ne
United States
WAR Assets Administration
Selt Lake City
AVICE
Benneck Street
Bex
Debe
Army Air Bess
P. C. Bex
Rene, Neveds
G. M
Cefeteria
Bidg
Henderson, Nevede Meer Lee Veges
Veterans Certification Offices
WAR
Redweed Reed
Sek Loke City
South West Temple
Seh Leke City
Neveda
Neer Les Voges
Bannock Street
Swiss
Veterans Department
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