Wells urges Idaho Republicans to embrace pro America policy
Richard H. Wells of Pocatello addressed Idaho GOP delegates urging a positive stance toward the future. The unsuccessful Senate candidate criticized opponents as isolationists and called for strong national leadership, preserving liberty in business and resources, and defending the American system.
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Pocatello
Idaho
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International Rotary
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Charles C. Gossett
Pete Leguineche
Boise
America
Williams Explains BOISE on State Control of Employment Service
Gov. Arnold Williams says Sen. Glen Taylor misunderstood his wife urging return of the U S employment service to the states. Williams reaffirmed his 1947 pledge to return the service to state control by June 1, 1947, suggesting opposition could fuel state political machines.
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Boise
Arnold Williams
Glen Taylor
Idaho
U. S
Recommendation for Transfer Contingent on Full Federal Payment
A statement notes the speaker advised congressional delegation by letter that transfer recommendation depended on the federal government paying 100 percent of related expenses, as Idaho cannot cover the cost.
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Idaho
ISU Offered 13 Upper Division Courses During V-12 Program
Executive Dean John R. Nichols notes ISU functioned as a four year institution for navy V-12 cadets under a special law. Records show 13 upper division business courses, seven English, four forestry, two math, two economics, plus Japanese taught by Mrs. Kihara of Pocatello during the V-12 period.
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ISU
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Nichols
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Pocatello
Former Navy Man Enlists in Army
Mervin M. Scalf, 22, son of William and audience Mrs. Scalf of Baker Oregon, has enlisted in the regular army announced by Capt R J Green commander of the Pocatello recruiting district. He served in the navy in the Pacific taking part in the liberation of the Philippines and earns the Philippine Liberation Asiatic Pacific and American theater ribbons. His brother Veryle Scalf served in the combat medical corps and received the Geneva cross.
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Ohio Street
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Ore
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Pocatello
Army
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Navy
Pacific
Philippines
Regular Army
Veryle Scalf
Combat Medical Corps
Pocatello School District Votes on $88,000 Bonds
Voters in Independent School District No. 1 will decide July 2 on issuing $88,000 in bonds to buy land east of the high school, finish the auditorium and gym, and install a cafeteria. Absentee and polling rules are outlined with designated sites in Pocatello, Bannock County.
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Independent School District No. 1
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North Arthur
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Kraft Cheese Plant
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Oak and
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Bonneville
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Oak Streets
Chubbuck
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Alameda
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Baptist Women Meet Tuesday Conference for East Idaho Women
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church hosts East Idaho association members Tuesday with 10:30 a.m. registration. Guest speakers include Elsie Larson, a returned missionary nurse from South India, and Mrs. John C. Killian, national Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society leader. They tour the western states, visiting Nampa and Pocatello.
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Women of the East Idaho Association
Elsie Larson
South India
John C. Killian
Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society
National Committee On Woman's Work
Nampa
Pocatello
Skin Elasticity Varies by Body Region
The skin of the human abdomen shows about twice the elasticity of skin on the back, indicating regional differences in tissue stretchiness. Findings suggest abdominal skin may recover shape quicker after stretching than dorsal skin.
Army to Cut Its Total Strength to 1.55 Million by July
Washington reports the army aims to trim strength to about 1.55 million by July 1 with ongoing demobilization likely speeding up under the 18 month service limit. Officials note uncertainties from the draft extension and pay bill before final presidential action as returns come in on June 14 personnel charts.
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Washington
Congress
Floyd L. Parks
War Department
Truman
Obituary for John Robert Roe
John Rob ert Roe, 78, of 624 Monroe Avenue, died last Monday. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the McHan Henderson Funeral chapel with Rev. Dr J Willis Hamblin of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Music was by Mrs Miller M Bodell and Jacquie Overturf. Casket bearers were E M Jones, Larry Thatcher, Keith Da
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Monroe Avenue
McHan- Henderson
J. Willis Hamblin
First Presbyterian Church
Miller M. Bodell
Jacquie
E. M. Jones
Larry Thatcher
Keith da
Funeral services for Georgia Jakeman held at Hall Mortuary
Funeral services for Georgia Bresee Jakeman born October 29 1880 and died June 23 1946 were held at the Hall mortuary chapel Thursday at 2 p m June 27 officiated by Reverend A E.
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Georgia Bresee Jakeman
Hall Mortuary
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