Wells Sees Hope for World Peace at Rotary Dinner
Richard H. Wells retiring Rotary International president voiced renewed hope for international understanding after visiting many countries and meeting leaders. The Pocatello club hosted a farewell dinner with delegates from Idaho Falls Aberdeen American Falls Blackfoot Burley Preston Rexburg St Anthony and Ogden. Cooperating Rotarians praised growth including 231 new clubs and a 1,570 club outreach as Wells noted Rotary’s role in world peace. Louis Weertz performed piano as Wells cited Eden on Rotary’s future and the Allied conference influence.
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Richard H
Dick) Wells
Rotary International
Rotary
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Aberdeen
Arthur A. Miner
Fergus Briggs
Pocatello Club
Wells
Union
Canada
Great Britain
Eire
Mexico
Central
South America
Louis Weertz
V-12
Des Moines
Seattle
Idaho Southern University
Anthony Eden
America
T. R. Neilson
Western Air Lines Receives 1944 Safety Awards
The National Safety Council awarded Western Air Lines a certificate of safe operation for a perfect safety record in 1944 and a certificate of merit for a 15 percent drop in employee injury frequency. Western ranked second among mid sized lines, flying 58,119,783 passenger miles with no fatalities.
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National Safety Council
Western Air Lines
Clarice Tripp
Western Air
Western
Blakey Takes Command At Mountain Home Air Base
Col. George A. Blakey, after 18 months of Pacific action, now commands Mountain Home Army Air Base in southwestern Idaho. He replaces Col. John H. Gibson, who moves to Second Air Force HQ in Colorado Springs. Mountain Home will train B 29 Superfortress crews.
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Mountain Home
George A. Blakey
Pacific
Idaho
Mountain Home Army Air Base
Fairmount, Neb
John H. Gibson
Second Air Force
Colorado Springs
Colo
Big Mountain
Idaho Power Plans New 4 Percent Preferred Stock Issue
Idaho Power company filed a registration with the SEC for 39 413 shares of 100 value preferred stock to be sold to underwriters for public resale at about 105 50. Proceeds fund new facilities including a Hagerman valley power plant and a 138 kg transmission line Boise Emmett. Company president C J Strike notes past oversubscriptions and urges local buyers to learn about the issue.
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Idaho Power Company
Security and Exchange Commission
Wegner & Day, Inc
Boise
Blythe & Co., Inc
Lazard Freres & Co
New York
C. J. Strike
Hagerman Valley
Emmett
Strike
Obituaries for Thane Merrell and local residents
Funeral services for MM3/c E Thane Merrell 29 died at Port Hueneme Naval Hospital June 26. The Blackfoot LDS Second Ward church will host July 2 at 2 p m with Bishop Chester Loveland in charge. Graveside services for James Zebulon Deuel Jr born died shortly after birth were held at Mountain View cemetery with Bishop D W Martin officiating. Edward Henry Davis 72 died in a local hospital. born April 4 1873 in Samaria Idaho, he married Esther Arbon September 25 1892 and later came to Arbon.
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Thane Merrill
E. Thane Merrell
U. S. Naval Hospital
Port Hueneme
Calif
Blackfoot L.D
Second Ward
Chester Loveland
Sandberg Funeral
Merrell
Navy
James Zebulon Deuel
James Zebulon Deuel, Jr
James
Amelia Deuel
Mountainview Cemetery
D. W. Martin
First Ward
LDS Church
Judy Martyn Deuel
John Lake
Lava Hot Springs
Edward Henry Davis
Samaria Idaho
David P
Elizabeth Griffith Davis
Esther Arbon
Samaria
Arbon
Legal Notice Encourages Contact for Prospectus Copies
Such persons should contact Wegener & Daly, Inc., and request a copy of the prospectus.
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Ders
Wegener & Daly, Inc
Longtime Arbon resident dies after farming life
Fifty years in farming and stock raising. Lived in Bannock county twenty years at Poca tello and Tyhee. Former bishop of Arbon LDS ward active in church and civic affairs. Survivors include widow Esther Arbon Davis six children and many relatives. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. in First ward LDS chapel with Bishop George J. Davis officiating. Hall mortuary in charge.
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Bannock County
Pocatello
Tyhee
Arbon Lds Ward
Esther Arbon Davis
Edward A. Davis
James Payne
Ernest R. Davis
Orval C. Davis
Arbon
George A. Davis
Los Angeles
J. H. Hopkins
Rock
Truman cites Bible antidote to going high hat at luncheon
President Truman told a Kansas City luncheon club that his antidote for going high hat is found in the Bible. He said, whenever he feels himself rising above others, he recalls scripture as a remedy.
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Kansas City
Truman
Jesters' Club Quote Cited Bible Verse During Meeting
A Jesters' club member quoted the gospel of Luke urging self check and warned against praise from all. The cited verse warned Woe unto you when all men shall speak well of you for so did their fathers to the false prophets.
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Jesters’ Club
Interior Bill Passes With 111.69 Million Appropriation
Congressional action completed on the annual interior department appropriation bill totaling 111 million 690 thousand dollars. The Senate adopted a conference report on the measure, which now goes to the White House for final action.
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Washington
Interior Department
Senate
White House
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