Commanding Officer of V-12 Speaks at ISU Graduation
Lt. Crawford Brubaker of the V-12 unit addressed Idaho Southern University graduates at the nineteenth annual commencement. He urged action against a mentality that says it cannot be done and called for unity to build a stronger world. The ceremony conferred degrees and certificates across pharmacy, letters and science, and vocational education with several named graduates receiving awards and honors.
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Crawford F. Brubaker
Idaho Southern University
Syre
San Francisco
Approxi- A. Co
Ae P. Christensen
Pharmacy School
Henry Keith Reemims
Joseph V. Clotheir Boga
George Barton Hunsner
Mary Lou Roberts
Delta Pai Omega
Ardath June Walters
Albert M. Weese
Gardner
T. R. Neilson
J. Willis Hamblin
Rev
Cunningham College of Bachelor of Science
Colleen Chambers Grady
Glenna Hazel Haley
McKay Kuns
Rosabeth Marguerite Nickle
Ap Suche’ Shastie
Koes Wood
Lynn H. Anderson
Gale J. Barney
Raymond G. Gentry
Devoe Charles Gill
Helen Annedyt Law
Rotary Holds Wells Dinner in Pocatello
Pocatello Rotary club hosts Dick Wells night at 7 p m Thursday June 28 at Bannock hotel for the last meeting of his term. The event includes a ladies invitation and guest speaker Wells will recount Rotary duties across the United States Canada Britain and Latin America. Governor-elect Joe Cushman and Mrs Cushman plan to attend.
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Pocatello Rotary Club
Dick Wells
Bannock Hotel
Wells
Rotary
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Allied Council
San Francisco
Joe Cushman
Rexburg
Pocatello Veteran Wounded Twice Is Discharged
Ralph H. Roberts of 423 South Sixth Street, Pocatello, discharged after service begun December 1943. He trained at Camp Fannin Texas and Camp Van Dorn Mississippi, shipped to England, then to France with the 46th Armored Infantry Battalion as a machine gunner. The unit fought in northern France and near Luxembourg.
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Army
Ralph H. Roberts
South Sixth
Roberts
Infantry Training Replacement Center
Camp Fannin
Tex
Ralph
Camp van Dorn
Miss
People’s Market
England
France
46Th Armed Infantry Bn
Luxembourg
Cosmetology and Auto Mechanics Certificates Issued
Names Faye Hansen Lenora Hudelson Joanna Joslin Mary Boyington Giraud Jones Lauriel Palmer and Sigridur Petardot are listed with June 18 1945 certificates for cosmetology and auto mechanics. Don Haskett and McBoyd Kelley appear among the auto mechanics recipients.
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Faye Hansen
Lenora June Hudelson
Joanna Ruth Joslin
Mary Joyce Boyington
Marie Giraud
Arva Ruth Jones
Lauriel Palmer
Sigridur Maria Petardot
Donald Seth Haskett
McBoyd Kelley
Soldier Wounded Twice in Germany Awarded Medals
Pfc. Roberts was wounded twice in Germany during operations near the Hertgen forest and near Duren in December 1944. He received hospital treatment in England, then at Stark General Hospital Charleston and McCaw General Hospital Walla Walla before discharge May 25, 1945. Roberts earned the Combat Infantryman Badge, the Good Conduct Medal, the Bronze Star with two stars, and the Purple Heart with oak leaf cluster.
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Aachen
Germany
Pfc
Roberts
Hertgen Forest
Duren
England
Ralph
Stark General Hospital
Charleston
McCaw General Hospital
Walla Walla
Wash
Onion price unchanged for late spring crop
The OPA announced the grower ceiling price for onions remains 62.60 per 60 pounds for the period June 21 to July 15.
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Washington
OPA
Bridges Seeks Citizenship After Court Ruling
Harry Bridges, CIO Longshoremen’s Union leader in San Francisco, plans to seek final U.S. citizenship once the attorney general clears a potential arrest warrant. The Supreme Court overturned a deportation order, clearing the way after decades of legal battles. Bridges called the decision a fourth liberation and warned of possible delays from adversaries.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
CIO Longshoremen’s Union
U.S
United States Supreme Court
Australia
Bridges
Supreme Court
Union Policy Behind Deportation Debate Cited
The speaker accuses Attorney General Biddle of using his office to push deportation as a broader union policy. He claims the policy would strip union rights from American life and assigns responsibility to the attorney general rather than an individual.
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Biddle
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V-12
ISU
Inski
Robert M. Leonard
Margaret Jean Rankin
Carl A. Palch
Fred 8
Waugh
Division of Letters and Science
Merle Joyce Christannsen
Rute Barlene Coop
Joyce J. Gordon
Grace Killian
Edna Luciele Rytting
Robert Maurice Smith
James Frederic Thomas
R. H. Bennett
Shirley Carey
Merrill Elen
Norbet Ryder
James C Spence, Jr
Maurice Lee Starr
William Sullivan
Cecil LeRoy Winn
Tsuneaki Kihara
Evin Edward Harris, Jr
David Grover Jaehiing
Parkinson
Harvey William Phelps
Clarence Ernest Rosgay
Charles EB. Davis
William Arthur Fisher
Douglas Cragun
Pat L. Huston
Robert la- Max Eugene Olsen
Ery Reemtama
William Eugene Taylor
George H. Wahle, Jr
Helen Margaret Nichols
Chiyeko Iwashima
Madelyn Eistensen
Lorin Puller
Helen I. Swim
John Gordon Higene Berntson
Erma Jean Chaffin
Lydia Kucera
Florence R. Nielsen
Marion Lamb Achilke
Patricia Sutton
Theora Wells
John Allen Bond
Rayona Dorma Bell
Dorothy K Brown
Sylvia Carroll Chilton
Carol Sanderson Cox
Elizabetheth Pry
Katherine Shirley Gulixson
June Heller
Rulon M. Jensen
Florence Marjorie King
Isabel Anne Nichols
Lois Merrill
Virgie Marilyn Osgathrope
Robert Edward Pence
Betty Lou Perkins
Barbara Helen Roper
Donna Alberta Scott
Donna Mae Thompson
Kathryn Elizabeth Barton
Dolores Peterson
Betty Jane Baxter
Rayona Dorma Beil
Joy Margene Berntson
Dorothy K. Brown
Erma Lamb Schilke
Dorothy Jean York
Faelin D. Gill
Delores Peterson
Anacea
Utah
Pocatello
Killilgy Kellogg’s
Longshoremen’s Union
Pacific
Skaggs
Union Pacific
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