St Anthony Guild Opens for Associate Members
The St Anthony hospital guild held its final meeting of the season at St Anthony’s hospital. Mrs M P Goodfellow presided in place of president Mrs O F Call as nine new summer student nurses were introduced. Officers urged area women to join as associate members to support the guild’s progress and activities.
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St. Anthony
St. Anthony’s Hospital
M. P. Goodfellow
Guild
O. F. Call
Trene Buffi
Sterling
Joan Gunter
McCammon
Pocatello
St. Anthony Hospital
Nellie Cline Steenson
Trinity Parish Hall
Charles Sprague
Call
Henry Turner
Stanley Cleare
Eva Kasiska
Chester G. Wells
Goodfellow
M. M. Graves
Sprague
William Mullen
Educator Studebaker Resigns as U S Education Chief
Dr. J. W. Studebaker resigns today as U S commissioner of education. President Truman accepts effective July 15. In his letter he cites 14 years through wartime and postwar readjustment and says he can no longer afford to remain in federal government.
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Washington
J. W. Studebaker
U. S
Truman
Studebaker
Portneuf Lodge to Install Officers Friday
Portneuf lodge No 20 will hold its regular installation of officers for the fall term Friday evening July 2. Dale Dun can district deputy grand master will preside. Officers to be installed include Walter Hayden noble grand Elvin Christensen vice grand and Eugene Grant junior past grand. Others: Gerald Lohoff recording secretary E W Battin financial secretary William Dillon treasurer. Lodge invites all Odd Fellows and visiting members to attend and enjoy a program and refreshments after the meeting.
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Portneuf Lodge No. 20
Dale Duncan
Walter Hayden
Noble
Elvin Christensen
Eugene Grant
Gerald Lohoff
E W. Battin
William Dillon
Odd Fellows
Strike Stops Work at Nine IH Plants in Illinois
A walkout by United Farm Equipment Workers halted production at nine International Harvester plants in Illinois Tuesday. More than 35,000 workers are employed across the sites, though not all are UFEW represented. Some nonmember and supervisory workers remained at work. Canton and Rock Falls plants kept operating as negotiators met in Chicago to forge a new contract replacing the one that expired at midnight.
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Chicago
Cll United Farm Equipment
International Harvester Company
UFEW
Dog Goes to Sea in Rescue Tale from Quincy
An ocean going Great Dane named Dog went a mile at sea before rescue workers on Tuesday treated the stray. George and Kenneth McManus aided the dog during the incident in Quincy Massachusetts.
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Quincy
Mass
George and
Kenneth McManus
Black Market Opens in Fukui Amid Disaster Aftermath
Vendors set up stalls in Fukui city amid earthquake and fire damage offering rice balls for 50 yen, watermelon 350 yen, beer 250 yen, apple 20 yen and ice confections 20 yen. Prices run about double Tokyo market rates.
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Fukui
Japan
Tokyo
Dog Saves Hunger Piver? Or Not Aimed
A tan 125 pound dog was reportedly attracted by a faint bark and found exhausted after being in the water for a long period. The animal refused only a large hamburger offered by rescuers as they reached shore and no reason was given for how the dog ended up far from shore.
Blazing Denies Guilt In Speeding Charge
Tom Blazing pleaded not guilty to speeding and posted a $50 bond in Justice of the Peace court. His trial was set for July 24. Fossil remains of plant turtles giant prehistoric snails dinosaurs and coral were found in Gooding county Idaho.
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Tom Blazing
Gooding County
Idaho
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