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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1946

Page

8

Idaho bids detail topaz highway projects and bridge

Idaho public works announces fall bid opening July 12 for eight highway projects totaling 652000 dollars. work includes 125 miles of roads repair a 852 foot concrete steel bridge on the Burley Paul route a 378 foot overpass over the union pacific lines near topaz and related segments on routes 83 8 91 and us 30 with the snake river bridge estimated at 214000 dollars.

Publi Works Downey Arimo Preston Whitney

Idaho Legion Celebrates 27th Anniversary in Boise

The Idaho department of the American Legion marked 27 years since its 1919 founding with a ceremony at the Mosque temple in Boise. State commander E. C. Boom, a disabled veteran, helped organize 4,000 WWI veterans. current leaders H. Dudley Swim and Douglas Bean received congratulations from Gov. Arnold Williams and national Legion head John Stelle as membership nears 17,000.

Twin Falls Idaho Department of the American Nion Mosque Boise E. C. Boom Moscow H. Dudley Swim Douglas Bean Idaho Legionnaire Arnold Williams John Stelle National Legion Legion Idaho

Reds Delay Two War sa w Correspondents in Poland

Two American reporters John Scott of Time Life and Elie Abel of NAN A were questioned and held for five hours in Poznan by a Polish police officer while en route from Berlin to Warsaw. They were released after discussions with Warsaw superiors and U S embassy staff.

Warsaw Poznan John Scott Time and Life Magazines Elie Abel Newspaper Alliance Berlin U.S

River Dropping Idaho Falls River Flow and Reservoir Levels

The Snake River flow past Hesse declined to 13 600 second feet from a peak of 26 600 on June 7. Last Saturday discharge at Hesse was 14 500 second feet, near last year’s 14 700. Reservoir contents: Jackson Lake 851 970 acre feet vs 812 180 year ago. Henry’s Lake 79 350 vs 80 000. Island Park 134 400 vs 135 000. American Falls 1 717 460 vs 1 697 200.

Idaho Falls Snake River Hesse Lynn Crandall Jackson Lake Henry's Lake Island Park American Palls Reservoir

Carmen Wilson and Harold Buss Tie Lovely Nuptial

Miss Carmen Wilson and Harold Buss wed in a candlelit ceremony at the Fourth Ward chapel officiated by Bishop A E Reddish. The reception followed for over 200 guests at the church, with a three tier cake and a honeymoon at Temple Square Salt Lake City. The couple will reside at 347 [address incomplete].

Carmen Wilson W. J. Wilson Wayne Avenue L. Harold Buss Jack DeWitt Sharon Haskett Michael Hronek A. E. Reddish Fourth Ward Temple Square Salt Lake

Peter Rabbith Awaits Sunrise to Feel Safe

Peter Rabbit hides among brush in the Green Forest fearing Hooty the Owl. He waits for Mr Sun to rise and drive away danger from Buster Bear while hoping for a safe time to move.

Peter Rabbith Owl Peter Jolly Mr. Sun Green Forest Buster Bear Hooty the Owl

Four From Challis Enlist in Army

Four Challis Idaho youths enlist in the regular peacetime army at the Pocatello recruiting station. Byron J. Roskelley 17 Francis E. Doffing 17 Everett A. Baxter 18 and Darrell C. Ebberts 17 are all graduates or students of Challis High School and played football and basketball. The move reflects a broad national opportunity as thousands enlist.

U.S. Army North Main Street Pocatello Challis Idaho Uncle Sam Byron J. Roskelley Alice A. Roskelley Regular Army R. J. Green Southeastern Idaho Roskelley Challis High School U.S. Forest Service Francis E. Doffing Co. M. Doffin Darrell C. Ebberts Charles Ebberts Ebberts Challis Public School

Bridegroom Employed At Pocatello Tribune

The bridegroom is employed at the Pocatello Tribune. The couple plans marriage soon.

South Fifth The Pocatello Tribune

Hooty The Owl Stalks Redtail Nest Near Peters Place

Peter spots a dark nest in a tree and sees Redtail the Hawk guarded by Hooty and Mrs Hooty. He fears capture as he plans an escape, while a second tale hints Peter’s growing despair.

Hooty the Owl Redtail Hawk Peter Hooty Mrs. Hooty

ISU Erects More Units

Seventy housing units for veterans with families are under construction at Idaho Southern University and should be ready by August 11. Fifteen units are 75 percent complete, with 48 more approved by the Federal Public Housing Administration to arrive from Vancouver mid July. Units from Spokane are being reassembled at Pocatello with bedroom inserts and rustic siding added, varying from none to three bedrooms. Veterans should file through the bursar and obtain eligibility certificates before enrollment.

Idaho Southern University M. C. Doty Wick and Dahlgren Doty Federal Public Housing Administration Vancouver Mountain Home Project Spokane Pocatello Dotty O. D. Garrison Idaho Southern Veterans Administration Boise

Farewell Events Ahead of Africa Assignment

Forty years ago note mentions Mr. Ifft preparing to depart for a new post in Africa with plans to sail around September 1. He will spend time in Pocatello prior to departure. Trinity Episcopal guild hosts a farewell for Mrs. Otto Stevenson bound for Salt Lake City. Woodmen of the World and Women of Woodcraft set a July 3 gathering.

Africa Ifft Pocatello Idaho Europe Trinity Episcopal Guild Otto Stevenson Salt Lake Woodmen of the World Women of Woodcraft

Joint Installation At The Hermit Age

Mrs McCabe entertained about one hundred friends at 500 this week. Mrs George Greene won a hand painted sugar and cream set and Miss Mc Guire earned a hand painted plate. After games a two course luncheon was served and refreshments and dancing followed the installation and families are invited.

Gooding Banker Howell J. Leayson Dies After Illness

Howell J. Leyson, 78, a former Gooding mayor and banker, died after a brief illness. He arrived in Gooding in 1908 and served as mayor from 1913 to 1927. He chaired the county commissioners and worked in the county auditor's office, remaining a charter member of the community.

Gooding Howell J. Leyson

Local Lodges Honor Gooding Ordination Victors

Survivors include a daughter Mrs. Donald Best of Yakima Washington. The Gooding O E S and Masonic lodges note the event with a private service and mourners from nearby communities attend.

Gooding O. E. S Masonic Lodges Donald Best Yakima, Wash

U P Names Hanson To Head Idaho Division

A. D. Hanson is appointed general superintendent of the Idaho division. The announcement names Hanson for the leadership post and outlines duties at the division level.

Omaha A. D. Hanson Idaho

Union Pacific appoints Hanson to Salt Lake City post

Hanson, assistant to General Manager F. C. Paulsen in Salt Lake City, is named to head the Utah division north of Salt Lake City. He has been with the railroad since May 9, 1917 and will begin the new post July 1 with headquarters in Salt Lake City. Kid skin tanning remains a largely handcrafted modern industry.

Utah Salt Lake City Union Pacific Railroad Hanson F. C. Paulsen

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