Ground broken for Simplot superphosphate plant project
Ground breaking for the J. R. Simplot superphosphate plant occurred Thursday as contractors prepare for pouring forms. The steel and concrete building will include a laboratory and offices and aims for completion by year end. Architect firm McClelland and Jones designed the plant with local architect W H Christenson of Seattle. The project, led by Ed R. Prevol and C L Niklas, seeks to boost regional food production and industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Intermountain
Ed R. Prevol
C. L. Niklas
McClelland and Jones Architectural Company
W. H. Christenson
Seattle
Germans Escape From Nebraska War Prison Camp
Five German prisoners of war escaped from the Nebraska war camp at Indianola between 10 p m and 6 a m while wearing stolen U S Army uniforms from the camp hospital. FBI agent W G Banister at Butte Montana said the men include Bolger Muller Linke Barthel and Petratschek with varied language skills and heights. Police are asked to notify the nearest FBI or local authorities if they have information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieved
United Tes Army
Indianola
Neb
Nebraska War
W. G. Banister
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Butte, Mont
Herbert Bolger
Albert Muller
Karl Linke
Marcel Barthel
Anton Petratschek
Linke
Volger
Barthel
Petratschek
Muller
Federal Bureau
Laworcement
Names in the News And How to Pronounce Them Reference
Frank Colby offers pronunciation guides for Cherbourg peninsula towns Lessay Montebourg Deauville Periers and Carteret with phonetic cues. The notes cover Carteret Lessay Montebourg Deauville and Periers pronunciation tips for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Colby
Carteret
Cherbourg
Lessay
Carentan
Montebourg
Ste. Mere-Eglise
Buffet Party Guide for Easy Summer Entertaining
This piece outlines simple summer buffet principles with a hot dish, easy serving layout, and a focus on attractive presentation. It includes a Frosted Jellied Vegetable Salad recipe with mayonnaise frosting and a filling of tomato juice eggs celery parsley and chopped vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Adams
Pocatello Ruth and Radiant Delegates Attend Payette Grand Chapter
Delegates from Pocatello Ruth chapter and Radiant chapter 51 attended the Grand chapter state convention in Payette on June 13 and 14. Ruth representatives included Mrs. Otto Stocker Edward P. Say and others. Radiant participants featured Mrs. W S Cornell and Alfred Pederson among several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Ruth
Radiant Chapter
Payette
Ruth Chapter
Otto Stocker
Edward P. Say
L. H. Anderson
Ray Brookhart
Ray M. Baker
W. S. Cornell
R. G. Train
Alfred Pederson
Harold S. Cochrane
D. H. Richards
Jean Bernhisel
George W. Miller
C. E. Morrell
Walter Oelwein
Anderson
Baker
Cornell
Ruth Chapter Meet Held At Masonic Temple
Ruth Chapter No 3 OBS met Thursday evening in the Masonic temple with Mr and Mrs L H Anderson presiding Guests included Mrs Estic Garrett past matron York Pa Mrs W G Cooper from Madrid Iowa and Mrs L E Glennan from Radiant chapter Five candidates received initiation Mrs Ray Miller Jr read for Flag Day Reports from Grand Chapter were given by Mrs Anderson Mrs Ray Baker and Mrs Ray Brookhart Refreshments were served by Mrs C A Stauber and committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Masonic Temple
L. H. Anderson
Estic Garrett
York
W. G. Cooper
Madrid
Iowa
L. E. Glennan
Radiant Chapter
Ray Miller, Jr
Grand Chapter
Anderson
Ray Baker
Ray Brookhart
C. A. Stauber
P. E. Tressler
Joe McGowen
L. E. Carver
Leslie Robinson
F. M. Bistline
R. R. Willecke
Woodcraft Chapter Holds Meeting and Plans
Woodcraft Thimble Club No 155 met at the YWCA on Wednesday afternoon with light refreshments served by Mrs J H Watson and Mrs A Forster. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Ada Cummings and Mrs Daisy MacDonald. Next meeting set for June 28 as a covered dish luncheon to honor past presidents. social and guest meeting postponed to July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft Thimble Club
No. 155
YWCA
J. H. Watson
A. Forster
Ada Cummings
Daisy MacDonald
L. P. Brandt
H. W. Corbett
Ellen Neelan
H. C. Myers
Ellen Galtin
F. D. Regan
W. F. Janneck
P. T. McDermott
Cummings
MacDonald
Watson
Forster
Cantewasteya Group Elects New Officers
The Cantewasteya Camp Fire group met at Dorothy Mannings home. Officers elected were Carol Malliet as president Claire Steffens as vice president Joan Sebesta as secretary and Margaret Tanner as scribe. The next meeting June 26 will be at Margaret Tanner s home 10566 North Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantewasteya
Guardian
Dorothy Manning
Carol Malliet
Claire Steffens
Joan Sebesta
Margaret Tanner
North
Buchanan
Mary Louise McGowan
Carol Mailiet
Carol Young
Mrs. Brick Hosts Bridge Evening For Mrs. Payne
Mrs. F. H. Brick entertained Friday night for Mrs. Paul Payne of Denver at 855 West Whitman. An evening of bridge followed, with Mrs. Gerald Hanlon taking high prize and Mrs. Bob Smith the all-out. A gift was given to Mrs. Payne. Elizabeth Gasser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Gasser, plans to stay at Northwestern University for summer session. Mrs. R. D. Bangerter and daughter Linda of Seattle visit Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Howell at 525 East Bonneville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Brick
Paul Payne
Denver
J. P. Halliwell
West Whitman
Gerald Hanlon
Bob Smith
Payne
Elizabeth Gasser
Ivan E. Gasser
South Seventh
Northwestern University
R. D. Bangerter
Linda
Seattle
Boise Lieutenant Rears Missing In Mediterranean
Second Lt. Albert D. Craven of Boise Idaho is reported missing in action in the Mediterranean theater the war department said today His wife Mrs Raeyola L Craven resides at 306 Cherry Street Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert D. Craven
Boise
Idaho
Mediterranean
War Department
Raeyola L. Craven
Cheiy Street
la Boise
Allens Return From Detroit Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Allen return home from Detroit after visiting their son Kenneth and family. Flood delays of 36 hours turned their train into a hotel for part of the travel. Kenneth Allen is a former Tribune career. He has one sister and two brothers in service. Rose Allen is an army nurse in England, Max a technical sergeant in Ireland, and Benny a radio technician with the Pacific fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Allen
South Arthur
Detroit
Kenneth
Kenneth Allen
Tribune
Rose Allen
England
Max
Ireland
Benny
Small Girls Cling To Traditions Of Good Old Days
Tribune reporter spots two four year old girls eyeing her, calling lipstick on the reporter horrible and muttering Naughty girl as they walk Center Street in Pocatello. Reporter notes horse and buggy memories linger while avoiding asking names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Tribune
Center Street
Pocatellan Attends Special School Cadre Training at Camp Fannin
Francis Kleffner son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kleffner of 88 Willow wood was one of 12 men chosen for a cadre school at Camp Fannin Texas to train to teach new recruits for the infantry. He has been at the infantry replacement training center and will report when he returns from maneuvers. He graduated from Pocatello high school in January where he served as senior class attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kleffner
Frank Kleffner
Willowood
Camp Fannin
Texas
Kleffner
Pocatello High School
Sentencing Set For Local Ranch Hand In Assault Case
Marshall Cordin, 30, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, faces sentencing Tuesday morning in district court before Judge D. H. Sutphen. The alleged street brawl left Seymour Hubsmith, 34, injured in the leg and neck. Hubsmith was released from Twin Falls county General Hospital. Cordin pleaded guilty after being bound over to district court following a $1,500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Cordin
D. H. Sutphen
Cordin
Seymour Hubsmith
Hubsmith
Twin Falls County General Hospital
Jerre Purdum
Salt and Minerals Runoff Into Sea at Large Rate
Salt and other minerals continually wash into the sea at an estimated rate of three billion tons per year, reflecting ongoing erosion and global material flux into marine environments.
WPB Eases Controls for Postwar Reconversion and Models
Wartime adjustments by Donald M. Nelson lift some WPB controls on aluminum and permit war plants to order tools for peacetime production, including a single working model of postwar products. He warned civilian output will rise slowly and job shifts will follow as the reconversion begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitiington
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board
Nelson
WPB
Nutty muffin batter with pecan topping
Instructions describe mixing crumbs with nuts and a wet mixture, then folding into dry ingredients. Spoon into greased muffin pans two thirds full and top each with a half pecan. Bake at 400 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes.
Aluminum policy aims swift shift to civilian goods
WPB officials stated the new aluminum policy will push an expedited move into civilian production. Pots, pans, kitchenware and similar simple items may rise slightly, but large durable goods like washing machines will not see an increase.
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WPB
Ten Get Licenses Salt Lake City Marriage Licenses
Mar riage licenses have been issued to George Henry Poppino 26 Po catello and Lavelle Hoskins 19 Fort Hall Idaho Darwin Delos Crane 17 and Madalyn Ruth Bowman 17 Oakley Idaho Constant Walter Thueson 22 and Mary Tyler 19 Acon Idaho Ervin Clay Hendrix 21 Lund Nev and Alice Egbert 23 Lincoln Idaho Wayne Auraul Christensen 22 Preston and Norma Packer Taylor 18 Weston Idaho
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
George Henry Poppino
Pocatello
Lavelle Hoskins
Fort Hall
Idaho
Darwin Delos Crane
Madalyn Ruth Bowman
Oakley
Constant Walter Thueson
Mary Tyler
Acon
Ervin Clay Hendrix
Lund
Nev
Alice Egbert
Lincoln
Wayne Auraul Christensen
Preston
Norma Packer Taylor
Weston
Three Idaho Officers Receive Promotions in War Department
The War Department announced temporary promotions for three Idaho officers. Robert John Davis of Moscow moves from captain to major in the quartermaster corps. John Wilkins Batt Jr of Wilder advances from first lieutenant to captain in the quartermaster corps. Fred Joseph Judevine of Burley is promoted from second lieutenant to first lieutenant in the infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Idaho
War Department
Robert John Davis
Moscow
Quartermaster Corps
John Wilkins Batt, Jr
Wilder
Fred Joseph Judevine
Burley
Two Newborn Boys Reported at Local Hospitals
A boy was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Phil Durst at General hospital. Durst works for Cook Drug company. Another boy arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sims of 264 Washington at St. Anthony hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith welcomed a son at St. Anthony. Smith serves in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Durst
General Hospital
Durst
Cook Drug Company
Bud Sims
Washington
St. Anthony Hospital
Chester Smith
St. Anthony
Smith
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Simplot
Christiansen
JATR
East Idaho Brewing CO
Idako
Woodcraft Chapter
Harry W. Lane
Cheyenne
Wyo
GIA
L. E
James Seavers
Frank Lockridge
Cantewasteya Group
Mrs. Brick
Boisean
Allens
Pocatellan
Moose
Dee-Lane
Scooters
Sister
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
KSEI
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