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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
6
Chiggers or red bugs live near rotten logs stumps and brambles not typically in hardwood groves. Oaks or elms are better picnic spots to avoid insects. They do not burrow under the skin. Copper wheels in varied sizes from small to large engrave designs on American handmade glassware.
This feature urges high school graduates to consider nursing as a career with opportunities across hospital, public health, education, private practice, and industrial fields. It notes salaries for hospital staff nurses and public health workers, plus paths to guidance via the National League of Nursing Education and the American Nurses Association.
L. E. Johnston Idaho manager of atomic energy operations announced that the Atomic Energy Commission has begun preliminary surveys and core drilling at Arco. A U S engineer corps drill crew arrives this week to carry out sub surface explorations.
Two service crews from Walla Walla Washington and Sacramento California will conduct topographic surveys at Arco next week. The exploratory work aims to determine depth, stability, and geologic nature of underground deposits for planning. About 30 men will be housed temporarily.
Spot non ferrous metal prices today show copper at 16 cents a pound in Connecticut Valley, lead at 12 cents a pound in New York, and zinc at 9 cents a pound in East St. Louis.
Two Twin Falls men Howard FE. Grooms and James Kloppenberg were killed when their light plane crashed three miles east of Rogerson Idaho last night. The plane circled the service station before entering a right bank and nosing into a pasture near Highway 93.
Dr. Alfred L. Anderson, formerly at the University of Idaho, now a geology professor at Cornell, will lead the 1949 summer geologic project in the Halley region for the university. Dean A. W. Fahrenwald, head of the college of mines bureau, announced the plan.
Gov. C. A. Robins chairs the bureau meeting that chose the Hailey area for a field trip. Fahrenwald notes the project will uncover several new ore bodies, part of an annual exploration effort. The report warns the belief that chiggers do not bite at night is not reliable.
In the Probate Court of Bannock County Idaho notice is given to all persons with claims against the estate of Giuseppe Bertasso deceased to present vouchers to Roy L Black executor at Black and Black Attorneys at Law 205 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho within four months from the first publication date June 13 1949. The executor is Roy L Black and attorneys for the estate reside in Pocatello Idaho with publications dated June 16 23 30 July 7 1949.
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