Boeing 247 Set for Display and Intra Idaho Service
Pocatello officials and Chamber of Commerce plan a Saturday welcome for the Boeing 247 twin engine airliner of Zimmerly Airlines arriving at Pocatello Municipal Airport at 11 a.m. A noontime luncheon at the Bannock Hotel with Zimmerly executives and pilots follows. Regular intrastate service begins Monday at 8 a.m. with the Boeing, on display at the airport Saturday afternoon and evening for public inspection. Capt Hal Fryer will be chief pilot and Fred Zimmerly first officer. Bert Zimmerly leads the company seeking Empire Airlines interstate operations. Public viewing and ceremonies invite attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Zimmerly Airlines
Pocatello Municipal Airport
Bannock Hotel
Boeing
Lou Haller
C. D. Moore
Bert Zimmerly
Boise
O. R. Baum
Aeronautics Committee
Chamber
Idaho
Hal Fryer
Lockheed
Fred Zimmerly
Civil Aeronautics Board
Empire Airlines, Inc
San Francisco
Zimmerly
Bompany
Japan to cap city populations at three million
The Japanese ministry plans to limit cities to no more than 3 million residents. A Tokyo radio commentator hopes the population program will occur soon. An editor notes Japan will rebuild with wood, as fireproof materials are scarce and Superfortress raids favor wood constructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Japanese Home Affairs Ministry
Nippon
U.S
Tokyo
Osaka
Radio Tokyo
Japan
Fall Kills Rider in Twin Falls County
James Richard Roylance 12 of Eden died at Twin Falls County General Hospital from a skull fracture after a horse he was riding near his home stumbled and fell last Tuesday and he died Thursday from injuries.
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Twin Falls
James Richard Roylance
Eden
Twin Falls County General Hospital
Men More Vain In Passport Photos Says Photographer
Elmer Bramwell, a passport photographer for 28 years in Detroit, says men are more vain than women. He notes men fuss over hair parting neckties and coats, spending longer before a portrait compared to women, who may only touch up their hair. He adds passport photos often resemble the subject more than the subject desires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Elmer Bramwell
Barnwell
Pocatellan Stops Glasgow Crowds With Easter Bonnet
Red Cross worker Bea trice Warner from Pocatello walked Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow wearing a converted wastepaper basket bonnet with rhododendron blooms. The stunt drew a crowd while she shared that New York attention differs from Glasgow reception. Warner has worked with the Red Cross in Scotland since 1944 and heads a club at Drymun, after beds for 1,000 in a Glasgow center. She studied at Idaho Southern University, University of Idaho, and University of Utah, with sister Berneice Warner also in Red Cross work in Spokane.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Red Cross
Pocatello
Beatrice Warner
W. J. Jensen
Woolley Apartments
Sauchiehall Street
The
Scotland Daily Record
Miss Warner
New York
Washington, D. C
Drymun
Blackfoot
Idaho Southern University
University of Idaho
University of Utah
Berneice Warner
U. S. Naval Hospital
Spokane
Sailors Ready for 30 Day Repair Yard Duty
Far ragut sailors transferred to Bremerton Washington for 30 days of repair yard duty in response to a shortage of skilled labor at west coast shipyards. The group includes machinists electricians and carpenters and marks the first Far ragut contingent sent to meet Fleet Adm. Nimitz demand for skilled workers nationwide. West coast shortages amount to about 15000 ship repair workers due to civilian resignations.
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Farragut
West Coast
Bremerton
Wash
Fleet Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Navy Department
Church Services Across Alameda Faiths Schedule
Alameda readers learn a full day of church services across denominations. Rev. Argue leads East Lander Assembly of God with Sunday school at 9 45 and morning worship. interdenominational meeting at 8 p m. many other churches list Sunday school times, worships, and special speakers throughout Alameda including First Church of God and Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Assembly of God East Lander
Robert M. Argue
Fox Party
Capital Theater
First Church of God
Jefferson
Alameda
Minnie Reddick
Young People's Serice
Trinity Episcopal Church
W. Lander
Arthur Avenue
A. E. Asbee
Trinity
Church School
F. A. Rhea
First Presbyterian Church
Seventh and Lewis
J. Willis Hamblin
D. D
Kendall
Methodist Church of
Lava Hot Springs
Victor Maier
Pocatello
First Baptist
Arthur
Fremont
Joseph Baird Gleason
Fred Pauley
William Keech
Salt Lake City
All Baptist
Cherry Springs
Alameda Community Church
Maple and
Pershing Avenue
North Third
J. H. Hemmingway
Central Christian Church Eighth and Center
Alvin L. Kleinfeldt
Bible School
Fred Dykes
George H. Richardson
Full Gospel Church
East Center
Victor Mater
Sunday church services and programs listed
Readable schedule shows Sunday schools and sacrament or worship times for Ninth through Twelfth wards, Congregational Church, and Salvation Army locations. Details include Sunday school at various times, morning worship, and club or meeting sessions under church ministers and program leaders. Major church groups include Ed Cunningham, Mrs L R Schou, and Major E Parsons.
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Tette
Sacrament
Ninth Ward
McKinley and
Elm
Tenth Ward
Carson and
Arthur
Eleventh Ward
Center
Garfield
Twelfth Ward
South
Fourth
Congregational Church
North Garfield and
West Lander
Ed Cunningham
Church School
L. R. Schou
Scrooby Club
Salvation Army
South Second Avenue
E Parsons
Your Child and His Problems
Bright children may not receive proper training at home or school due to assuming brilliance equals understanding. They often slip into errors, become conceited, and risk stunted growth. Effort, guidance, and discipline expand their powers and strengthen learning.
Nurturing Bright Children Through Shared Discipline
A reader emphasizes that talented children should teach others while staying grounded by interacting with peers. Praise should be balanced with correction, and elders must guide smart youths to avoid conceit. Angelo Patri offers guidance in a booklet available for ten cents plus a stamp.
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Angelo Patri
P. O
Station 6
New York 19
N. Y
Car Manufacturers Get Higher Quotas
Washington reports a rise in civilian auto production quotas due to more steel. Ten manufacturers are slated to produce 691 018 autos in the nine months from July 1, with 241 916 planned for 1945. The half year total exceeds prior WB projections by about 10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Founding of the American Medical Association in Philadelphia
The American Medical Association was founded in Philadelphia in 1846 marking the origin of a national medical profession group. The organization later grew into a leading national body for physicians and medical policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Medical Association
Philadelphia
An Historical Anarchy in English Usage Exploded
Readers are reminded that the indefinite article should be a before consonant sounds and an before vowel sounds. The essay explains the archaic and incorrect practice of using an before historical words and debunks the myth with examples, noting a book offer for a free copy.
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Atlantic
Hackley School
Colby
Frank Colby
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H. H. Beasley
Harold Carlyle
St. Anthony’s Church
Seventh and Wyeth
J. A. Jentges
Mount Olive
Washington and
Elm Streets
R. Rankin Ely
Grace Lutheran
Custer and
R. A. Koch
Church of the Nazarene Corner
Eighth and Clark
E. G. Veing
Ira Walling
J. N. McNatt
Idaho-Oregon
Church of Nazarene
Nyps
Frank Brown
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Sixth and Lander
Church of Christ
Kingdom Hall
North Main Street
Studiles
Condart
Mission Church of the Good Shepherd
Fort Hall
Bethe Baptist Church
O L Pignor
Minster
North Fifth Avenue
L.D.S
South Sixth
Sublett
Sixth Ward
Eighth Ward
KSEI
Hollywood
Fargo's Fashions Reporter
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Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Ene
Washington
Truman
Ghost City
Rialto
THOR
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Henriksen
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