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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1949

Page

3

Clark Denies Hoovers Resignation In Hoover Tug Of War

Attorney General Clark dismissed reports that FBI Chief J Ed ger Hoover resigned or planned to resign amid a dispute over justice department policy. Hoover aide declined to comment. Times Herald defended publishing the rumor as a widely circulated report needing public attention.

Washington Clark J. Edgar Hoover FBI Judith Coplon Espione Hoover Washington Times- Herald Justice Department Frank Waldrop Times-Herald

UAC Educators Map Plans for Intern Training

In Blackfoot senior psychologist Dr. E A Martin and W V McLaughlin head of the State Hospital South social service department met with Dr E A Jacobsen dean of the school of education and Assistant Professor H C Sharp of the USAC psychology department at Logan on Tuesday afternoon. Arrangements were made for student intern training as psychology masters candidates may earn sociology credits. Students will work with patients to learn handling techniques and will document research and experimentation methods used. Martin said the program aims to train more personnel for maladjusted care and that hospital study provides both factual and theoretical material for future study.

Blackfoot E. A. Martin W. V. McLaughlin Social Service State Hospital South E. A. Jacobsen School of Education H. C. Sharp Psychology USAC Logan Jacobsen Martin

Pocatello BPW Convention Dresses Highlight Session

Miss Dorothy Manning and Miss Bertha Stacy were elected state president and state recording secretary at the Idaho BPW state convention in Couer d Alene. Southeast district dresses won first for a skit representing Idaho at the Seattle regional, with participants from multiple cities. Miss Doyle, national federation treasurer, attended and spoke at a banquet, while Manning recuperates in hospital. An Idaho 4 H fund drive supports a two way youth exchange plan launching in 1950.

Dorothy Manning Bertha Stacy Pocatello Idaho Seattle Florence Durant Gladys Lewis Anne Daniel Ersal Cornelson Fort Hall Owen Bellin Idaho Falls Amelia Wareing Mamie Capellan Blackfoot Mary Fledberg Troy Moscow Mary Peters Pocatello Club Neva Baker Panhandle Kellogg St. Maries Coeur d'Alene Ruth S. McFarland Maude Doyle Albuquerque New Mexico National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Clark House

Idaho 4 H Clubs To Sponsor Youth Exchange

Idaho 4 H clubs will sponsor an international youth exchange program. Albert Mylroie county extension agent said plans are now made to proceed with the project.

Idaho 4-H Albert Mylroie Mylroie

Girl Scout Troop Holds Court and Picnic at Ross Park

Girl Scout Troop No. 2 held a year end awards court at Ross Park combined with a picnic. The ceremony opened with a flag salute by Gwendolyn Martin Rollie Snow and Mary Ann Woolsey. Awards were led by leader Mrs L A Lewis with gifts to troop mothers and a token of appreciation to the leader. Attendees included Mrs M B Smith and Mrs F L Raymond.

Girl Scout Ross Park Gir Gwendolyn Martin Rollie Snow Mary Ann Woolsey Lorrie Egbert Ronnie Nelson Nellie Mary Ann Dent L. A. Lewis H. Martin Hershey Snow Woolsey Lewis

Eight of Forty elects new officers at June meeting

The Eight of Forty held a June meeting at Mrs. Vernon Atwood's home with Mrs. W. B. Harris as co host. Officers named for the year include Mrs. Harold Stoy president and Mrs. Vernon Atwood secretary treasurer. New committees and delegates to Departementale Marche were announced. Bridge and a dessert supper followed with awards for high score and attendance.

Eight of Forty Honor Society of the American Légion Auxiliary Vernon Atwood City W. B. Harris Harold Stoy le Petite Chapeau le Petite Chapeau Premiere D. Garrison le Petite Chapeau Deuxieme Secretaire Caissiere Fred Linck L'Archiviste le Publiciste Wilfred Dohse L'Aumonier George St. Marie le Concierge Mattie Haley la Surintendante Ray Brookhart S. E. Brady Georgia Foreman le Pouvoir Executive Board Bingham County Arthur Sahlberg C. Morris Stacy Ray Hunter American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Weiser James C. Bangs Auxiliary Cassiere Eight of D. D. Parke le Petite Chapeaus Bannock County Wilford Dohse Mrs. Atwood

Notable Guests At Summer Home Soiree With Hostesses

Yellow roses brightened the living room as Mesdames D. D. Parke Ray Hunter Harold Stoy George St. Marie Wilford Dohse 8S Brady Fred Linck Ray Brookhart Harold Hinckley C. Morris Stacy and Mattie Haley attended along with Mrs Ella Oliver visiting for the summer.

Mesdames D. D. Parke Ray Hunter Harold Stoy George St. Marie Wilford Dohse Brady Fred Linck Ray Brookhart Harold Hinckley C. Morris Stacy Mattie Haley Ella Oliver

Idaho Creates First State Tax Collector Office

Gov. Robins appoints P. G. Neill as Idaho’s first state tax collector, effective July 1. The new post pays 6000 dollars yearly and consolidates many taxes from multiple agencies under one executive, including beer tax kilowatt motor fuel and inheritance taxes. Income taxes will also be collected by the department.

Boise C. A. Robins P. G. Neill Idaho Neill Law Enforcement Department Commissioner of Finance Commissioner of Agriculture and State Auditor

Two Drown In Reservoir Near Hailey Idaho

In Magic reservoir three men were thrown from a capsized motor boat during a wind squall. Hugh Sims 66 and Bob Rash 21 died, Robert Sims 25 was rescued by Perry Kail and Sherman Hudson as rescuers battled six foot waves after winds subsided.

Hugh Sims Bob Rash Sims Robert Perry Kail Sherman Hudson Rash

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