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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1945

Page

3

Pocatellans To Inspect Calf Project

A tour of about twenty five 4-H beef calf projects will run Thursday and Friday across ten southeastern Idaho towns. Pocatello businessmen sponsor calves with E F Rinehart leading the inspection party and inviting local sponsors to join. Each calf will be shown with feeding notes, purchase details, and sponsor names.

Idaho Sterling Show E. F. Rinehart Boise Pocatello Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee Inkom McCammon Down Idaho Power Company First Security Bank Purina Mills People’s Store Bannock Hotel Fargo Wilson Wells Pocatello Mill and Elevator Farmers Feed and Seed Company Pocatello Lumber Company Idaho Bank and Trust

Lightfoot Visits Paddy the Beaver in the Green Forest

Lightfoot the Deer travels into the Green Forest to visit Paddy the Beaver at his pond, a place Paddy built by damming Laughing Brook. He warns that carelessness leads to danger because hunters lurk near water in the Green Forest.

Lightfoot Paddy's Pond Paddy Paddy the Beaver Green Forest Deer

Zweigart Brothers Mark 40 Years in Pocatello Trade

The Zweigart Packing company celebrates its 40th anniversary in Pocatello on June 15. Brothers Albert L., Fred A., and Chas G. Zweigart founded a shop in 1905, moved locations twice, and now run a wholesale plant south of the city with limited wartime production. Their family includes Fred A. Jr., Emil E., and Alberta, with former retail partners Press Harker and Louis Bertasso running Superior Market.

Pocatello Zweigart Packing Company Zweigart Brothers Albert L North Garfield Fred A North Hayes Chas. G South Tenth West Center O. B. Steely Pocatello Tribune Zweigarts Andy Marshall Dr. Steely Dietrich Harker Louis Bertasso Superior Market Portneuf Albert L. Zweigart Charles G. Zweigart Fred A. Zweigart Fred A. Jr Emil E Alberta Chicago

Oliver L Boyd funeral service set for Monday

Oliver L Boyd of 241 North Third avenue died last Thursday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the A M E church 336 North Third avenue with Rev J H Hemming way officiating. Burial will be in the Mountainview cemetery family plot.

Oliver L. Boyd North Third Avenue A.M.E J. H. Hemmingway Mountainview Cemetery

Navy coxswain on 36 day leave amid hospital recovery

Douglas Eichelberger a U S Navy coxswain spends 36 days at George Frost’s home 730 South Ninth Avenue recovering from a major operation at Pocatello General Hospital. He arrived June 1 after a year in the North Atlantic and Arctic and will report to his base in New Orleans after leave.

Douglas H. Eichelberger U.S. Navy George Frost South Ninth Avenue Pocatello General Hospital Frost Aberdeen Valley Stagem A. H. Hoult Randolph States North Atlantic Arctic New Orleans

New Jersey Assignment Notes and Military Family Details

Ralph attended Pocatello high school and has two brothers in service Leslie a second lieutenant in the air service near Paris and S 2/c Dan Western in the navy at San Diego Mildred, his sister's husband, was killed in action in Italy The docket at Police Judge Charles A Brown's court was heavy with several fines for vagrancy and related charges Bob Lane Earl Reed Freddie Reed John Lyons were arrested for gambling with bonds forfeited and fines imposed. other individuals faced fines for intoxication or disturbing the peace.

New Jersey Ralph Pocatello High School Leslie Paris Dan Western San Diego Mildred Italy Charles A. Brown Earl Lee Boetel Orval Kenneth Brandt Fay Whitney Belt Jak Cat James Deil Dillon Robert Giles Warren Evans Ernest Daniel Dickerson Willie Taylor Joseph Lees William McKinley Coxley Bob Lane Earl Reed Freddie Reed John Lyons Lane Lyons Earl

Etymologies and Place Names Run Through Geography Lore

A playful tour of word origins notes carbuncle from Latin carbunculus a live coal. Amethyst linked to Alcoholics Anonymous lore as a antidrunken stone. Himalaya means abode of snow and its pronunciation, with Sierra Nevada and Natal explained for readers. The piece ends with a child pondering why nightingale carries its name.

Himalaya Sierra Nevada Florida Corpus Christi Natal

Night Wind Etymology and Vaudeville Hooks Explored

The piece traces words like nightingale and applaud to Latin and Anglo-Saxon roots, explains explodo as a stage reaction, and recalls vaudeville’s get the hook. It also covers lagarto meaning lizard and Raleigh’s Orinoco observations about lagartos and the river’s serpents.

Walter Raleigh Guiana Orinoco Lagartos

Cutler Assigned to 32nd Division in Northern Luzon

Pvt. George O. Cutler, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Cutler of Poca Tell, and husband of Mrs. Elnora Cutler of San Diego, California, has been assigned to Company I, 126th Infantry, 32nd Red Arrow Division. He entered service in October 1944 and arrived overseas in March 1945, now fighting in the Caraballo mountains of northern Luzon.

32ND Luzon P, IL George O. Cutler George H. Cutler Pocatello Elnora Cutler Sylvanite San Diego Calif Red Arrow Cutler Caraballo Mountains

Former Twin Falls Reporter Joins New York Herald Tribune

Mac R. Johnson, ex-Twin Falls newspaperman and Brigham Young University alumnus, has joined the foreign staff of the New York Herald-Tribune. He previously worked in Salt Lake City for the Tribune and later with United Press, serving as a Pacific war correspondent.

Provo Utah Mac R. Johnson Twin Falls Idaho New York Herald-Tribune Ear Pardoe Brigham Young University Johnson Brigham Young Salt Lake City The Tribune United Press Pacific

Army Expands Use of Nationally Manufactured Radio Gear

The U. S. army is deploying more radio equipment that was originally built for nationwide peacetime use. This shift signals broader adoption of standardized communications hardware across units and theaters.

U. S

Zirconium Used as Substitute for Scarce Tantalum

Zirconium, little known before World War II, is being used as a substitute for scarce tantalum in some war products.

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