Idaho Southern marks 188 graduates at Nineteenth commencement
In a ceremony led by Rotary International president Richard H. Wells, Idaho Southern University conferred diplomas on 188 graduates during the eighteenth annual commencement. Awards honored Dorothy Booth, Richard Kerr, Lynn Anderson, and Edward Wenger among others as degrees were presented by University of Idaho President Harrison C. Dale.
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Richard H. Wells
Rotary International
Idaho
Wells
Union
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Lincoln
France
Italy
Wels
E. J. Baldwin
E. O. Leonard
Ethel Redfield
A. C. Gough
Harrison C. Dale
University of Idaho
Dr. Baldwin
Dorothy Booth
Pocatilo
Richard
Gibson Walters
Rudolph Goranson
Reve
Dismissed Emplo Threatens Strike Over REA Policy
Chester Lake, field representative for the rural electrification administration, says he will start a hunger strike after June 28 to protest alleged politics in the REA. He says his ouster stems from opposing the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association plan to form two insurance companies with cooperative funds. His name appears on a dismissal list sent to Secretary Wickard.
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ST. Louis
Chester Lake
Harry Slattery
Roosevelt
REA
Lake
Congress
Farmers of America
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Wickard
Utah Judge Grants Cult Extra Time on Conspiracy Case
A Utah district judge extended the conspiracy case against 34 Fundamentalist polygamy advocates until September. Defense seeks to disqualify Judge Ray Van Cott Jr. as the Utah Supreme Court reviews the petition. The plural marriage probe began March 7 with 46 arrests. 15 men convicted of unlawful cohabitation and eight men plus one woman convicted on federal white slave and kidnapping charges.
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Salt Lake City
Ray van Cott, Jr
Utah Supreme Court
van Cott
West
Flyers Sweep Two In Utah Showdown
Wendover field held first in the northern area division after beating Pocatello air field 8 to 5 in the opener and 5 to 2 in the second. Mountain Home base pitcher Lieut Bill Sewell yielded five hits as his team won 11 to 10 on Saturday.
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Wendover
Utah
Wendover Field
Pocatello Army Air Field
Mountain Home
Bill Sewell
Mountain Home Army Air Base
Aces
Historic Systems of Ertaand Count Surpasses Thousand
Since Cacear's era, historians note the emergence of over 1,000 distinct ertaand systems. Researchers cite regional variation and long period development shaping governance and ceremonial practice across regions.
VFW Convention Demands Strong Peacetime Armed Force
Idaho Falls delegates enter day two of the twelfth VFW encampment with national council member Ray H. Brannaman urging a robust peacetime military and a year of compulsory training for 18 to 24 year olds. He warned of 12 million veterans needing medical care and called for five hundred million dollars for hospitals and more beds.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ray H. Brannaman
National Council of Administration
VFW
Brannaman
Congress
War Department
Veterans
Earthquakes Hit Los Angeles Area and Other Global Briefs
AP dispatches report two earthquakes jolting Los Angeles and nearby cities with aftershocks felt south of the area. Other items note Elba reportedly in French hands, Soviet advances near Vilpuri widening the Mannerheim breach, court pleas in Blackfoot, Marshall and Arnold visiting Rome, and Allied air strikes on Pas de Calais launch platforms. Arlington cemetery notes burial space for service members.
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Los Angeles
Here
London
Vilpuri
Mannerheim
Moala
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Pas-de- Caals
Nazis Kill 7 000 In Gas Chambers
London report to the Czechoslovak government in exile states Germans dragged 7 000 Jews from the Terezin camp in Czechoslovakia and executed them in two gas chambers.
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London
Terezin
Czechoslovakia
Department Announces Two Promotions
War department promotions announced recently include Homer L. Nielson of Cleveland moving from sergeant to staff sergeant and George W. Young promoted to technician fifth grade. Nielson is the son of Mrs. Catherine B. Nielsen of Cleveland and his wife Mrs. Marian Joyce Nielsen lives on route 1 Gates Tennessee. Technician Young is the son of Charles A. Young of 345 North Fifth Avenue.
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War Department
Homer L. Nielson
Cleveland
George W. Young
Nielson
Catherine B. Nielson
Marian Joyce Nielson
Route 1
Gates, Tenn
Technician Young
Charles A. Young
North
Fifth Avenue
Explosion Injures 21 Aboard USO Boat The Penguin
An explosion on a Lake Pend Oreille excursion craft chartered by USO injured 21 people with first and second degree burns. The Penguin sank after the blast, others were blown overboard but reached a nearby pier. Thirty aboard included Farragut recruits and USO hostesses. rescued to a naval hospital.
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Farragut
Lake Pend Oreille
Garrett Eppley
Sandpoint Uso
USO
Naval Hospital
Garrett Eppleby
Betty Fry
Betty Nelson
Mary Nelson
Alice Davies
Thelma
Train Crash In Colorado Kills One, Injures Fifty
A collision of two Santa Fe passenger trains near Fowler Colorado left one dead, Charles E. Edelein of Wheat Ridge, and about fifty injured. Ambulances from La Junta Army base and private services rushed victims to hospitals. some were sent to Pueblo as La Junta hospitals reached capacity. The wreck happened at 5 30 am as westbound No 13 pulled onto a siding to let eastbound No 14 pass and clipped the trailing cars.
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LA Junta
Colo
Santa Fe Railroad
Colorado
Fowler
Charles E. Edelein
Wheat Ridge
Denver
la Junta Army
Pueblo
Hamlet
Santa Fe
Murray Seeks Boosted Unemployment Aid for Veterans
Senator Murray proposes increasing the GI bill unemployment insurance from 20 dollars weekly for 52 weeks to an extra five dollars per dependent, up to a maximum of 35 dollars weekly, as Roosevelt weighs signature.
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Washington
Congress
Murray
D.-Monit
Roosevelt
Bennett in Charge of Kiwanis Luncheon
Virgil Bennett as music committee chairman leads the Kiwanis luncheon program Tuesday at noon Speaker Major W. H. B. Thorple will present war pictures Ramp ton Barlow supplies the music The Kiwanis Utah Idaho district convention is set for Boise August 27 28 and 29
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Virgil Bennett
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
W. H. B. Thorple
Army Air Base
Rampton Barlow
Boise
Law Keep Your Name Off This List Intoxication
Intoxication fines issued to Jake Rosetti Jack Shower and Clarence Cooper by Police Judge Charles Brown. Traffic violations led to bonds forfeited for $1 by Willard Bowen Ben Petersen Elva Edwards Lee Merrill BE F Peterson Dale Smith Bill Blazing Idaho Refining company Joe Co bert and Glen Taylor for illegal parking. Earl R. Wooley fined $15 for speeding between West Carter blocks and for failing to stop at Arthur Carson sign. Bonnie A. McAfee forfeited bond for $15 for driving 40 mph in a 20 mph zone.
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Jake Rosetti
Jack Shower
Clarence Cooper
Charles Brown
Willard Bowen
Ben Petersen
Elva Edwards
Lee Merrill
F Peterson
Dale Smith
Bill Blazing
Idaho Refining Company
Joe Cobert
Glen Taylor
Earl R. Wooley
West Carter
Arthur and
Carson
Bonnie A. McAfee
Leathernecks Preview Two Easy Ways to Wash Clothes
KWAJALEIN ATOLL Marshall Islands Marines unveil two simple methods for washing clothing in tropical conditions. The note highlights practical approaches suited to the hot humid setting and aims to streamline laundry tasks for personnel stationed there.
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Kwajalein Atoll
Marshall Islands
Tropics
Local residents named in Sandpoint incident report
Verda and Mrs. Fred Thomas of Sandpoint were involved in a case described as USC junior host esses. John P. Rawlings of Nampa, a pharmacist's mate second class, escaped injury.
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Verda
Fred Thomas
Sandpoint
USC
John P. Rawlings
Nampa
Marines Wash Dirty Clothes in Surf as Training
The scene describes Marines performing improvised laundry in the sea. They secure garments to rocks or use washing machines powered by a windmill, while others wade into the water and swing clothes overhead until the dirt gives way.
Bis Muth Supply Largely From Peruvian Smelters
Much of the U. S. supply of bismuth comes from smelters in Peru. The statement highlights Peru as a key supplier amid U.S. material flows and potential trade considerations.
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U. S
Peru
Card of Thanks for Loss of Beloved Son and Brother
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Boyce and Family express heartfelt thanks for assistance and sympathy and for the floral offerings following the death of their son and brother.
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Frank G. Boyce
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