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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1948

Page

18

Firemen Battle Shed Fire on North Sixth Street

Fire crews arrived at 558 N Sixth Street at 12 22 p m Wednesday using a booster line to extinguish a shed blaze with slight damage reported Nora Boyum deputy clerk and former county schools chief returned from Wisconsin and Minnesota visiting her sister Bertha Architect Frank Paradice notes progress on Jefferson Whittier and Washington school additions brick work started at Jefferson and foundations in at Whittier and Washington He also drafted plans for a proposed Alameda junior high Bids for Pocatello air base surplus sale open June 26 with about 200 lots of items for dealers and individuals Divorce granted for cruelty in Verla Lowder v Odell Lowder Maria Staack former Pocatello resident visiting Hotel Bannock now in Los Angeles visitors to Dr W F Howard include Judge John Stevens and Mrs Camp Lava Hot Springs foundation projects include beautification of state ground near Lava and oiling and parking area improvements at state property housing the superintendent

Frank Paradice Jefferson Whittier Washington Jefferson School Paradise Alameda Pocatello Air Base Max Colin Lava Hot Springs Foundation Foundation

Rigbys Return to Pocatello and Local News Roundup

Mr and Mrs Jack Rigby plan to return to Pocatello to make their home here Beulah Hubble is Mrs Rigbys mother and the Hubble family resides in East Lander A minor collision occurred on South Main when Talbot rear ended Jones at a parking spot Lois Smallin was treated and released from the General hospital after an early morning attack Junior Oldtimers plan a dinner dance at the Highway Inn with reservations to call Four druggists attended a state pharmaceutical convention in Sun Valley D W Hartman faces a fugitive from justice charge for issuing an overdraft check Ralph and John Comstock returned from San Francisco for Johns medical internship at the San Francisco County hospital The Little Hotel manager reports vandalism including stolen linoleum dirtied halls and a torn dress valued at 30 The Hamburger Shop on Clark is being torn down for a cess pool project at Tyhee School district owns the North Arthur property and delays removal of a service station and used car operation for one year

Cohn Jack Rigby Pocatello Rigby Beulah Hubble Walter Hubble East Lander Rigbys Pomona Calif D. W. Hartman North Arthur Ogden Hartman Frances Clark Pocatello Bank Ralph J. Com Stock San Francisco John University of California Medical School Comstock California San Francisco County Hospital Little Hotel Viola Latimer Frank Lancaster Clark Arthur Garfield Tyhee

Bancroft District Personal News Highlights

Dana Hogan and Nola Jean Faulkner left Monday for Girls State in Pocatello accompanied by Mrs. Ken Spaid. The Idaho State College civic education program runs the week. Mrs. Ernest Wilson of California visits the Gilbert home. A. J. Gilbert hosts a lawn party with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Gilbert. Raymond Maughan and son Dale return from a week in Lima, Ohio.

Dana Hogan Nola Jean Faulkner Girls’ State Pocatello Ken Spaid Idaho State College Ernest Wilson California James H. Gilbert A. J. Gilbert Milton Gilbert Jesse L. Gilbert Raymond Maughan Dale Lima Ohio

Red Cross Swimming Classes Begin in Oneida County

MALAD Chairman Morgan states that Red Cross swimming classes for Oneida county have started. Classes will be held at Downata Hot Springs on Mondays and Wednesdays throughout the summer with buses leaving at 7 o clock in the evenings.

MALAD Lewis Morgan Red Cross Oneida County Downata Hot Springs

The Honey Guide Bird Detects Bee Nests

The honey guide, a small bird, earns its name from its talent for locating bee nests. This guiding behavior helps bees and birds interact in their shared ecosystem.

Cuba Capital Spelling Varied Habana or Havana

The article notes the capital of Cuba can be spelled Habana in Spanish or Havana in English, reflecting bilingual usage without asserting a single preferred form. It discusses spelling variations in maps and official texts.

Cuba Habana Havana

Keller Named Manager of Blocks Store in Brigham City

Charles Keller 40 Orchard avenue this week assumed man agership of Blocks Inc store at Brigham City Utah. The promotion follows consistent service with Pocatello Blocks Inc since March 1936. His wife and family will join him in Utah when housing is secured.

Charles Keller Orchard Avenue Blocks, Inc Brigham City Utah Keller Pocatello Blocks, Inc

Fire destroys warehouse. chief resigns over incident

In West Carrollton Ohio a new $10,000 pumper broke down during a major fire. Fire Captain William Aufuldish, angered by bystander heckling, threw his hat down and quit the force as damage was pegged at about $10,000.

West Carrollton, O William Aufuldish

Federal Reclamation bids sought for Idaho project

The Bureau of Reclamation advertised bids for earthwork and structures on the Payette division of the Boise project. Work covers the Sand Hollow and Willow Creek wasteways near Caldwell Idaho with bids opened in Caldwell on July 14.

Denver Federal Reclamation Bureau Payette Boise Project Sand Hollow Willow Creek Caldwell Idaho

Ancient Azores Grow Tomatoes in Indian Corn Patches

A quirky note claims the Azores cultivated tomatoes among Indian corn patches. The piece presents a curious agricultural detail without broader context or verification.

Azores

Soviet Opposes Six-Power London Plan for West Germany

A Soviet embassy spokesman said Russia cannot accept the Six-power London agreement creating a separate West German government. Georgi Zarubin told Sir William Strang on June 7 the pact violates the Potsdam framework. The accord targets the British American and French zones. France debates it.

London Russia Britain Georgi N. Zarubin William Strang France

Armour Weight in the Middle Ages Reaches One Hundred Pourids

A historical note states that medieval armour could weigh up to 100 pourids. The figure emphasizes the heavy protective gear used by knights and soldiers in early warfare.

W. S. C. S. Plans Group Picnic Friday

The Women’s Society of Christian Service at the Methodist church plans a picnic dinner at Ross Park this Friday at 1 15. Circles 1 2 and 3 will attend. Members asked to contact their chairmen if they have not yet decided what to bring. After dinner each circle will hold its own meetings.

Tian Service Methodist Church Ross Park

Scarborough to Examine Eyes at Bannock Hotel

Dr. H. H. Scarborough, Eyesight Specialist of Salt Lake City, visits Bannock Hotel Friday and Saturday June 18 and 19 to examine eyes and fit glasses. Get your eyes right and glasses right.

H. H. Scarborough Salt Lake City

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Nora Boyum Wisconsin Minnesota Minneapolis Bertha Isaac McDougall Verla Lowder Odell Lowder Idaho Falls Julia Staack Bannock Mias Staack Staack Los Angeles W. F. Howard John Stevens Camp Joe Marsh Pappy Miller Pappy Doc Hollister Doc Mara United States Brewers Foundation Hedvigskirche Berlin Graf von Preusing South Main Edward W Talbot North Third Leland M. Jones Lois Smallin Povatello House East Center General Hospital Hichway Inn Inkom DeLite Bakery North Main Petersen's At Peters Sen Night Stand Builders Supply Yellowstone Blvd Bancroft Crowd Angels the Women's Society of Chris Bannock Hotel Thurs Lauderback South
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