Idaho union meetings back wartime pay raises as permanent
Wartime emergency salary increases for postal workers were urged to become permanent at Idaho Federation of Post Office Clerks and State Association of Letter Carriers meetings. John Mitcham urged the action. E. W. Walz (Pocatello) elected president of the Letter Carriers and Paul Bryneldson (Pocatello) head of the Clerks. Lewiston named tentative. officers include H. A. Smith Twin Falls. James Nall Boise. Wayne Chapman Nampa. O. E. Bates Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho Federation of Postoffice Clerks
State Association of Letter Arriers
John Mitcham
Spokane
E. W. Walz
Pocatello
Paul Bryneldson
H. A. Smith
Twin Falls
James Nall
Claude Horton
Payette
Knight Widrick
Edna Preckel
A. W. Inthurm
Lewiston
Wayne Chapman
Nampa
O. E. Bates
Peter Jensen
Co. V. White
Vacation Camp Set At Lava
The annual eastern vacation camp is scheduled for July 16 and 17 at Lava Hot Springs. Mrs. Ben Harrison of Arimo chaired a meeting with Miss Marion Hepworth and Miss Alice Rigby present to plan the program featuring a high type speaker from South America. Additional announcements will detail the full agenda.
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Lava Hot Springs
Ben Harrison
Arimo
Marion Hepworth
Alice Rigby
South America
Twin Falls Demos Favor Wilson for Chairman
Republican and Democratic central committees met Friday to select new officers. The Republicans chose Miss Izetta McCoy as state committeewoman and L. W. Hawkins as state committeeman with E. W. Mc Roberts as county chairman. Democrats named a venue for 1945 conventions.
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Twin Falls
Republican
Democratic Central Committees
Izetta McCoy
L. W
Doc) Hawkins
Filer
E. W. McRoberts
Democrats reorganize state and county party leadership
Jennie Hill of Filer is elected state committeewoman with Dan J. Cavanagh of Twin Falls as state committeeman. Lee Leithlbreiter of Twin Falls named county chairman. A resolution urges Asher B. Wilson of Twin Falls be named state chairman. Claude Detweiler of Twin Falls, brother of the Republican gubernatorial nominee, calls for party unity and self-cleansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hill
Filer
Dan J. Cavanagh
Twin Falls
Lee Leilchliter
Asher B. Wilson
Claude Detweiler
Weed Control Chemicals Sold to Farmers in Local Towns
County weed control agent M. B. Smith says farm chemicals including carbon bisulphide and sodium chlorate are available to farmers in Chubbuck Arimo Lava Hot Springs and Grace. Agents Austin Marley Ray Russell and Dick Smith handle deposits with cost coverage by the county Triple A office supporting control of Canadian thistle bindweed morning glory Russian knap weed leafy spurge white top and perennial sow thistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chubbuck
Arimo
Lava Hot Springs
Grace
M. B. Smith
Austin Marley
Ray Russell
Dick Smith
W. Dean Boyle
Triple A
Heyburn Park Becomes Convalescent Depot for Wounded
Governor Bot Tolfsen announced that part of Heyburn Park in north Idaho, a 7 000 acre site on Lake Catocolet, has been turned over to Fort Wright Spokane as a convalescent depot. The CCC camp buildings will host about 200 soldiers with 50 permanent staff. civilian park use remains possible. War department work includes repairs and grounds improvement as soldiers relocate 52 miles east of Spokane.
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Boise
A. Bottolfsen
Heyburn Park
Idaho
Fort Wright
Spokane
Wash
CCC
Lake Catcolet
War Department
Navy Displays Link Trainer for Pocatellans
Navy officers bring a pilot-type link trainer to Hill Brothers Auto at 131 South Arthur in Pocatello for a four day display. The device simulates flight with Waves operating the controls from 10 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. daily. Open to locals 18 and older, this is the first such machine shown in Pocatello to promote Navy enlistments.
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Pocatellans
Navy
Hill Brothers Auto Company
South Arthur
Idaho
Idaho Power Company
Seattle Naval Air Station
Pocatello
Boise
Twin Falls
Bombers Strike Vienna Refineries and Rail Centers
Between 500 and 750 American heavy bombers attacked from Italian bases delivering heavy strikes on six oil refineries an aircraft factory and a railyard in the Vienna area amid bad weather that limited operations in Britain. Stalin issues an order as London reports the day’s developments.
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London
Vienna
Britain
Obituary of William O'Brien Grimm in Bancroft area
William O'Brien Grimm died Sunday at Soda Springs hospital at age 25. He was born October 4 1918 in Pocatello and survived by his parents wife Helen Reed Grimm two children Gary and David and four sisters. Funeral services will be held in Bancroft Wednesday at 2 p.m. Police court cases covered include intoxication and traffic violations with several bonds forfeited and fines imposed.
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William O'Brien Grimm
Soda Springs Hospital
Bancroft
Grimm
Pocatello
D. W. Grimm
Helen Reed Grimm
Gary
David
Lois Walters
Gladys Nelson
Lois Neilson
Stella Farris
Salt Lake City
Charles A. Brown
Ellis Holland
Larson Tavashee
Archie Coby
A. C. Apaney
Celia Chapman
Martha McMenemy
Frank DePierre
John Apa
Margie Nichols
LeRoy A. Longenbahn
W. L. Clezie
Phillip Cox
E. O. Ritland
Paul Freeman
Fred Derricott
Freeman Furnace
Vera Almond
Archie L. Mecham
RFD 1 North
Center
Garfieldfield
Louise Luker
Main
Army to Use Park in Idaho as Convalescent Depot
Heyburn state park in north Idaho near Lake Chatcolet, a 7000 acre site, was turned over to the army for a convalescent depot for wounded servicemen. Gov. Bottolfsen said the camp will not interfere with civilian park use and calls it Idaho’s chance to aid recuperating troops.
Kings Palace chamber in Carlsbad Caverns deep below
The King's Palace in Carlsbad Caverns National Park New Mexico lies 823 feet beneath the earth surface.
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King’s Palace
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
New Mexico
Taylor Victory Signals Quiet Campaign for Idaho Senate
Democratic candidate Glen Taylor defeats D Worth Clark by 216 votes in Idaho canvass. He pledges a quiet campaign avoiding mudslinging and personal attacks while backing the president. Taylor plans to campaign in Nampa on Wednesday to assist Charley Gossett and will attend the Boise Democratic convention on June 30.
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Glen Taylor
D. Worth Clark
Idaho
Taylor
Nampa
Charley Gossett
Boise
Mrs. Mahoney and Sons Guests in Pocatello
Mrs. Mahoney and sons hosted guests in Pocatello this weekend while Mrs. E C Manson of 344 South Seventh Avenue was in town as house guests for the period with Mrs D J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mahoney and Sons
Pocatello
E. C. Manson
South Seventh Avenue
D. J
Mahoneys Plan Move From Miami News to Challis Ranch
Mrs. Mahoney and her two sons Daniel and Michael, whose husband owns the Miami News in Miami Florida, spent winter schooling at Exeter New Hampshire. The family will soon depart for their ranch above Challis.
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Mahoney
Daniel
Michael
Banker's Wife Dies in Salt Lake City Memorial Builder
Mrs. Jananne Payne Austin Howard wife of E. O. Howard president of the Walker Band and Trust company died Saturday night. She lost a son Captain James B. Austin in World War I and after visiting his grave in France helped develop Memory Park a memorial to Salt Lake City war dead. She was born in Louisville Kentucky.
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Salt Lake City
Jananne Payne Austin Howard
E. O. Howard
Walker Band and Trust Company
James B. Austin
France
Memory Park
Louisville
Kentucky
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First Baltic Front
Ivan Bagramian
Ivan Chernyakhovsky
Stalin
Minsk
White Russia
Chicago
Repubican
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Bulletins
Joseph Stalin
America
Pathene
Hats Wen
Men’s Department
William O’brien Grimm
Heyburn State Park
Army
C. A. Bottolfsen
Lake Chatcolet
Fisher
James Abbe
KSEI
Dept
Fisher Flouring Mills Co
Seattle
Washington
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
Idaho Falls
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