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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1946

Page

2

Scout Saves Boy Life in Burley Canal Rescue

Declo 13 year old Ed mond Thompson,Rupert troop 52, pulled two year old Tony Anderson from an irrigation ditch after he slipped into the canal. Alton Anderson administered artificial respiration for ninety minutes. doctor says Tony is recovering.

Declo Edmond Thompson Tony Anderson Alton Anderson Burley Scout Thompson Tony Russell Anderson Edmond Alton Russell Fred Anderson Thompson Rupert

Government approves sale of Geneva steel plant near Provo

The War Assets Administration approves United States Steel's bid of 40 million cash plus 7.5 million for inventories for the Geneva steel works. U S Steel will invest 18.6 million to convert the plant for 386 thousand tons of hot rolled coil annually and pays the remaining 35 million in two years. Attorney General Tom Clark voices no anti trust violation but keeps right to review U S Steel practices. sale awaits two signatures on the contract and a 5 million dollar check.

Washington United States Steel Corporation Geneva Steel Works Provo Utah Justice Department War Assets Administration U. S. Steel Geneva E. B. Gregory War Assets Administrator Tom Clark Clark United States Corporation

Clark Receives Senate Military Panel Support For Promotion

The Senate military committee recommended promoting Gen. Mark W. Clark to permanent major general despite objections from Texas veterans who argued lives were wasted at the Rapido river battle in Italy. Chairman Elbert D. Thomas said after two hours of closed hearings Clark was deemed worthy.

Washington Senate Military Committee Mark W. Clark Rapido River Italy Elbert D. Thomas Utah Military Committee Gen. Clark Thomas

Nurses Complain Lead To Board Meeting At Twin Falls

Ninety percent of nurse complaints at Twin Falls county hospital can be corrected, said Carl D. Irwin, hospital board chair, after a closed session with the county commissioners. A follow up meeting is planned for next Tuesday with nurses doctors board members and officials.

Twin Falls Twin Falls County Hospital Carl D. Irwin Twin Falls County Irwin

Moving Habit War sa w N Y

Mrs H H M moves about July 1 for the 40th time in 45 years of marriage. The couple owns the house they are moving from and has owned 36 of their prior homes. They have lived in four states eight counties and twenty villages.

Warsaw N. Y H H. M

Valley Plans Celebration for Mackay July Fourth

Mackay residents and Lost River Valley exresidents are invited to a Fourth of July home coming in Mackay on July 4. The event includes horse racing water carnival parade prizes and a two hour Mackay reservoir fireworks display with a total of $1 000 in prizes and no entrance fees. Local committees led by Harold Anderson Albert Lyle Burns Beale Lowell Hardy and Ronald Green coordinate events with LDS wards and Mackay chamber of commerce.

Mackay Pocatello Lost River Valley L. R. Halverson LDS Mackay Chamber of Commerce Harold Anderson Lost River Albert Lyle P. W. Frank Burns Beale Lowell Hardy Moore Ronald Green Mackay Reservoir

Civil service exams for physicist chemist and engineer in federal service

The United States civil service commission announced openings for physicist chemist and engineer at the P-1 grade earning 2644.80 yearly. Applicants meeting education or experience requirements may compete for probational appointments leading to permanent status. Applications due July 10 at Washington 25 D C with local forms available from Elmer H Corner in Pocatello Idaho.

Civil Service Examiners Pocatello United States Civil Service Commission Washington D. C Commission Elmer H. Corner Idaho

Physicists Wanted for Federal Civil Service Exams

The federal civil service announced an examination leading to a probationary appointment for a physicist. Persons desiring permanent positions should note the issuance of the announcement today.

Federal Civil Service

Idaho Weather Report Notes Dry Southern Idaho

The week's weather in southern Idaho remained dry with overall favorable conditions for crop growth. Cooperative weather and crop reports indicate continued dryness in low ranges but an overall positive outlook for the state’s crops.

Boise Idaho Cooperative

Fire damages plant causing $12,000 loss in Moscow

Officials of the New Inland Empire concrete products company estimated the loss at about $12,000 after a fire yesterday damaged their Moscow plant. The extent of damage and cause were under investigation by local authorities.

Moscow New Inland Empire Concrete Products Company

Pappenhagen Elected President Elect of Idaho Medical Group

The Idaho Medical Association opens delegates sessions after naming Dr. A B Pappenhagen of Orofino as president elect to succeed Dr. George C Halley of Twin Falls. Outgoing president praises state hospital commission created by the recent legislature and urges physicians to uphold high hospital standards statewide.

Boise House of Delegates Idaho State Medical Association A. B. Pappenhagen Orofino Pappenhagen George C. Halley Twin Falls Cc. F. Swindell

Doctors discuss skin cancer care at regional meeting

Dr. Kenneth Sawyer, former chief at Firesimmons hospital near Denver, spoke on cancer of the skin and lip. Dr. EB Taylor of the University of Colorado also spoke. New secretary treasurer is Dr. William B. Hanfori of Caldwell, succeeding Dr. F. B. Jeppesen of Boise. Councilors include Swindell, Dr. Woolley of Idaho Falls, and Dr. John T. Wood of Coeur d'Alene. Maine borders only one other state.

Kenneth Sawyer Firesimmons Hospital Denver Association William B. Hanfori Caldwell Boise Swindell 8. B. Woolley Idaho Falls John T. Wood Coeur d'Alene

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