Power County moves to advance Michaud Flats irrigation plan
Power County commissioners moved to hold a late July election to elect directors for the Michaud Flats irrigation project. Three local men Vern Eames Ed Lish and Don Zaring were named as interim directors amid state and Indian affairs cooperation.
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Power County Commission
Michaud Flats
Lucene Clemens
American Falls
Ed Lish
Don Zaring
Charles Allen
John Mehlhoff
Vern Eames
Woody Meadows
William Hess
Pocatello
Carnes
Brady
Baum
Youth roller-skating added to Deleta ballroom schedule
Wayne Booth announced the Deleta ballroom now hosts youth roller-skating twice weekly. Under Deleta owner Mr Holland the program runs 3 to 5 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting Tuesday, June 21 with staff supervision.
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Deleta Ballroom
Wayne Booth
de] Holland
Deleta
Holland
For Rent Three Rooms and Bath Unfurnished
Rental notice offers three rooms and a bath unfurnished with modern amenities. No children or pets allowed. Phone contact 841d.
Negro Wounded By Policeman Fined In Police Court
Emil Levels, 27, wounded in the leg by Officer C L Mahon during booking after interference with an officer at the Porters and Waiters club. Levels, a bartender, received a suspended $100 fine. he struck the officer and was treated at General hospital. Other arrests included Elana Nicholas 41 lewd cohabitation. James T Long 33 disorderly conduct fined $25. Brooklyn Smith lewd cohabitation. William Franklin Brown 30 warrantry with $100 suspended fine. Frank Filmore 49 trespassing on railroad property five days in jail. Daniel Montigo $15 intoxication.
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Emil Levels
C. L. Mahon
Levels
Mahon
General Hospital
Elana Nicholas
Justice Court
James T. Long
Nicholas
Brooklyn Smith
William Franklin Brown
Frank Filmore
Daniel Montigo
Pocatello Youth to Broadcast from Washington
Pocatello Hi Y youth Lynn Davis son of Dr and Mrs Ray J Davis of 456 South Eighth has gained note at the boys governors convention in Washington DC He will debate today at 1130 over KEYY and the Mutual Network on Should the Voting Age Be Lowered The program features four boys on the show with Davis arguing the negative side.
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Pocatello
Lynn Davis
Ray J. Davis
Washington
D. C
KEYY
Mutual Network
Lone Pocatellan Wins Citation In LL C Class Of 7
Grant H. Stewart of 517 So Fourth Ave a World War I veteran heads seven 1949 graduates of Idaho State College honored for high study and special achievements. Other seven cited include John Kelly Jr Emer son F Bernstein Foster R. Chandler G Hougaard Ed win M. Prince Kirk P. Neilsen. Honor certificates go to William D. Ash Mary P. Smith Lydus Buss Goron Haynie Jay Olsen Charles Pence Charles Robbins Frederick Sorenson Joseph Allen Raymond Gammell Keith Haws Norma Adamson.
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Idaho State College
Grant H. Stewart
Fourth Ave
Stewart
John Kelly, Jr
Malad
Emerson F. Bernstein
Salt Lake City
Foster R. Chandler
Rigby
G. Hougaard
Salt Lake
Edwin M. Prince
Glenwood
Canada
Kirk P. Neilsen
Bluff
Utah
William D. Ash
Rupert
Mary P. Smith
Blackfoot
Lydus
Postal Workers To Meet Here Tuesday
Invitations have been extended to about 75 postal employees in southeastern Idaho for the Idaho Federation of Postal Clerks meeting. The event at the Parish hall in Idaho Falls includes a discussion of national postal legislation and a social period. Main speaker C. M. Christensen of Portland will discuss a bill granting salary credits to veterans who joined the postal service since the war or within three years after enactment.
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Idaho
Idaho Federation of Postal Clerks
AFL
W. Lander
P. A. Brynildsen
C. M. Christensen
Portland
Ore
Wesley Foundation Head To Attend Pacific Conference
Don Bates 46 Cottonwood will join about 150 delegates at Camp Magruder near Barview Oregon for the Pacific coast regional leadership training June 20 to 27. Bates, president of the Wesley Foundation at the local Methodist church, is traveling by bus. Rev L H Walker announced the trip, noting the camp trains church officers and leaders in Methodist student movements on college campuses. The camps are sponsored by the Methodist student movement with headquarters in Nashville Tennessee.
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Camp Magruder
Barview
Ore
Don Bates
Cottonwood
Bates
Methodist Church
Wesley Foundation
L. H. Walker
Methodist Student Movement
Nashville
Tenn
U P Underwriters Seek Refund Of Overpayment
A district court complaint seeks $302.44 from Russell Fowler as an overpayment from United Pacific Insurance Co of Tacoma Washington. The suit alleges Fowler was paid by Boise and Yakima offices in error and refuses to return the funds.
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Russell Fowler
United Pacific Insurance Co
Tacoma
Wash
Fowler
Boise
Yakima
Local Sheepman Flies to Marseilles France
Frank Joseph Jouglard, 59, a Pocatello sheep grower, leaves Thursday night on a Western airliner for Marseilles to visit his sister and two brothers for the first time since 1914. His wife died two years ago after visiting France. His route goes via New York and Paris to Marseilles with a return planned for August.
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Frank Joseph Jouglard
Pocatello
Marseilles
France
Idaho
Jouglard
New York
Paris
Man Named To Manage Blue Cross Unit In Idaho
R. T. Jones of Boise announced the appointment of A. O. Peterson as southeastern Idaho district manager of the Idaho Hospital Service Blue Cross and the Idaho medical service. Peterson, formerly Boise office manager, has opened offices in the Hub building and will base operations in Idaho Falls at 204 Tandy Wood building.
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R. T. Jones
Boise
A. O. Peterson
Southeastern Idaho
Idaho Hospital Service
Blue Cross
Idaho Medical Service
Peterson
Mrs. Peterson
Idaho Falls
Tandy Wood Building
Ruth Ann South Receives University of Michigan Degree
Ruth Ann South, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. South of 436 BE Whitman, earned a bachelor of arts at the June 11 commencement. The class of 3,445 graduates marked the university’s largest ever, with 6,190 graduates for the year including summer and February cohorts. Present were her parents and sisters Joy and Marilu.
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Ruth Ann South
Michigan
Ann Arbor, Mich
E. M. South
BE. Whitman
University of Michigan
South
Joy
Tribune News Department
Marilu
Idaho State College
Levees Complete in Idaho River Control Project
Levees and revetments to control the Clearwater River at Stites Orofino and Kooskia Idaho have been completed. Col William Whipple district engineer for the corps of army engineers said the flood control work cost more than 100000 dollars.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Stites
Orofino
Kooskia
Idaho
William Whipple
Corps of Army Engineers
Local Births and Community Updates Across Town
The area reports multiple births at St. Anthony hospital including Noble and Workman families. City band changes start time for Sunday Ross Park concert due to Moose fireplace dedication. William H. Welton leaves for Jasper Park Alberta for a Metropolitan Life managers convention then tours Tacoma for vacation. Graduation news notes Calvin W. Hill from Roberts Idaho earning a B S in business at the University of Utah, after his son-in-law’s marriage.
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Ross Park
William H. Welton
Pocatello
Metropolitan Life Insurance Agency
Jasper Park
Alberta
Canada
Metropolitan Agency Managers
Tacoma
Wash
Alfred C. Cordon
E. Center
Julie
Rose
University of Utah
Calvin W. Hill
Roberts
Ida
Hill
Beverly Ann
Idaho State College
Utah U
High winds bring snow in June in Butte and Pocatello
A freak storm swept Butte at 10 30 Thursday night with ongoing snowfall into Friday morning. In Pocatello winds peaked around 40 mph. Local sports and residents report extensive wind damage, with YMCA softball games ruined.
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Butte
Pocatello
Weather Bureau
YMCA
Hank Watts
Range Spotty in Boise Idaho Livestock Conditions
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports range and livestock condition in Boise Idaho as spotted. May showers improved high ranges but lower ranges dried early with short feed. Cattle and sheep made only fair gains and remain below average condition.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Local physician to establish home in Portland
Dr and Mrs Keith M Pearson of 1155 S Third will move to Portland Oregon with their two children. Dr Pearson will start July 1 as a resident in internal medicine. He has practiced in Pocatello for 18 months and served as surgeon for the Union Pacific Railroad Employees Hospital association and as examining physician for Garrett Freightlines and Westvaco Chemical company.
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Portland
Ore
Keith M. Pearson
S. Third
Pearson
Pocatello
Union Pacific Railroad Employees Hospital Association
Garrett Freightlines
Westvaco Chemical Ccopany
Smylie Named Parliamentarian for National Young Republicans
Idaho Attorney General Robert E. Smylie will serve as parliamentarian at the national Young Republican convention in Salt Lake City April 23 to 25. The Young GOP federation announced the appointment in a letter to Smylie.
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Boise
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Robert E. Smylie
Young Gop National Federation
Smylie
Idaho Officials to Meet for Five Day Employment Conference
Boise hosts Idaho state employment service office managers from 27 cities for a five day training conference starting Monday. They will discuss employment service for farm employment and related programs.
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Boise
Idaho
$500,000 Blackfoot Hospital Plans Move Forward
Federal approval clears the way for a new Bingham Memorial hospital in Blackfoot. The two story brick facility with basement will sit at Poplar Street and West Idaho and North Oak, with modern equipment including two operating rooms, obstetrics, laboratory, x ray and delivery rooms.
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Blackfoot
Bingham Memorial Hospital
Frank Paradice
Paradice and Hunter
Cahoon
Pocatell
Arnfred Christensen
W. P. Judge
Walter Bithell
Frank H. Paradice, Jr
Ray S. Hunter
Paradice
Poplar St
West Idaho
North Oak Streets
Meat Inspection Ordinance Advances to Second Reading
City council debated a meat inspection ordinance at Thursday night’s meeting. It creates a fee schedule for local meat inspectors, excluding products already checked by state or federal inspectors, and targets local packers with charges including 25 cents per cattle head and 15 cents per calf sheep goats and swine per head.
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Counecil
Roberts and Oelwein
Pocatello
Counclmen
ISES Director Comments on Employers and Training Budgets
D Hays the ISES director spoke on the roles of employers and industrial training services in budgeting and management. He outlined challenges and potential improvements for workforce development programs.
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Ployers
8. D. Hays
ISES
Said
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