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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
10
Washington officials warn rents could rise if the modified price control extension fails to pass or if OPA expires. Landlords insert 15 percent boosts in lease renewals, but tenants can refuse without eviction. voluntary signings become binding. Officials avoid exact rent forecasts.
Funeral services for Jesse Wiseman, 62, of 505 South Twelfth, who died Monday, were held Wednesday afternoon at the Downard chapel with Wesley Haven of the Church of Christ officiating. The Portneuf I. C. F. 20 members attended and helped conduct the rites. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery with pallbearers named and floral care provided by local women.
A cemetery scene featured a grave dedication led by Arnold E. Reddish. Arrangements for the service were provided by Downard funeral home.
James A McCollum 54 World War I veteran and Union Pacific clerk died early Friday at a Pocatello hospital after being brought from Dillon Montana. Born June 23 1892 in Canyon City Colorado he moved to Idaho in 1899 and later lived in Dillon. He served as a lieutenant in World War I and spent summers in West Yellowstone for the U P A R C. Survived by widow Lenore Bishop Thompson two children Elizabeth Lenore and John Bishop McCollum one half brother George Harris Ashton and other relatives.
A sister-in-law Mrs. William Harris of St Anthony and other relatives mourn the death as the body is prepared for transport to Dillon Friday evening by Downard mortuary.
About fifty girls attended an Indian dance course hosted by Camp Fire girls at the Memorial building Thursday afternoon. Mrs. C. H. Pinkerton taught the Navajo deer dance with Mrs. George Smith at the piano. The next lesson is Wednesday at 10 AM, followed by a picnic at Ross Park for Camp Fire and Blue Bird girls.
Po catello police chief A L Oliver and Idaho Peace Officers association president said the executive committee will meet in Boise Monday to consider promoting legislative goals and publishing a state peace officers magazine. The group will ask the 1947 legislature to place driver license issuance under state control.
Bob Gallafent, first reunion chairman, reports advance ticket sales may reach 150 for the class of 1936 reunion. The event is set for Saturday at 7 p m in the Memorial building with Bill Stoker as toastmaster and Al Cordon and wife to sing. Special guests include Mr and Mrs Green.
A reform coalition advocates requiring applicants to pass a driving examination and supports a merit system for the state police. The platform emphasizes standardized testing and professional advancement based on merit rather than patronage.
O A Power of Simplot Fertilizer in Pocatello announced a $1000 fellowship to the University of Idaho aimed at advancing scientific studies. The official statement outlined the goal of supporting research and higher education.
Research on phosphate and calcium relations in high lime soils with J L Wursten of Simplot Fertilizer Sales Company leading the project. Professors George F Baker and R S Snyder of the School of Agriculture supervise the work to examine fixation of super phosphate, its use with manure, timing and rates of application, and placement methods.
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