| Show rr f pi m SYi - £ iirnw"D-fJlo £'NEvJ : NY- - e f J l--rS - CHICAGO W pi CLEVELAND Li f 1 i CALIF k KAN r- r-r- nl 1 "M - -- wnrin tlfau-- NJ Ku-se- 'h wLA5£ r UNITED STATES? E i — large above actually onlv about 10 per cent of the nation's geographical land area Cleveland is the t buckle on Uncle Sam's industrial belt which extends from Chicago to New York Citv Marketeers are licking their chops over the increased trade potential for Cleveland and northeastern Ohio when the St Lawrence Seaway is opened sometime in 1959 Data and projection from Heartland magazine alio rlooa ihreav Ends Rivers Proo $30-00- communities As it was the Kootenai flooded some 20000 acres of farmland in northern Idaho and imperiled the reeitd e - lc-ls- Ia- """" 0 i f! A ?' a fM fs I 1 r Forest Blaze lUncJar Control In South Utah rivers and smaller tributaries Highways were washed out and farmers were flooded Two boys were drowned when a dam cave way at Dry Creek in eastern In TsiloTiflfi i attest Jf i JMB a r? IRACLE! i iOCDQS t gun The engineers said they spent in "pre-fioofight" work in Idaho They said this resulted in "an untold saving of damages to land equipment public utilities roads ami even possible loss d ban - -- n e' n' S' i Sf S -- ! " M I he- - cuy oi conners rerrv tor a time Yesterday it was 10 feet below flood stage The Snake rolled over its banks of life" Into 2000 acres of farmland in In addition the used the Roberts-Menaarea and SROnOO for flnnrl engineers in Hit(P threatened towns between Amer- - areas the Federal Civil Defense ican Falls and the Wyoming Administration authorized S200 000 the state used several Na- It too was dropping stead ilv tinf!ii ruorH nuns emu a -j iu rti'iuv vuoiu nif and rethe u sent infantrvm t yesterday engineers ported from Walla Walla Wash dikes at Bonners Ferrv that the battle seems won Field The credited flood forces have been reduced with the control engineers facilities at Arrowrock dropping and the dangers Dam Anderson Ranch Dam and feem past Lucky Peak Dam with averting Flooding also was reported a Boise River flood which would Mong the banks of the Clear- - have cost at least four million ater Salmon Payette and Boise dollars S - 4 — HERS PRESEN j moun-sprin- g tains since recordings were IILIERICA'S LA GRAND JUNCTION (INS) t i nune oi jme largest searches in UXiTFD PRESS recent years in western Colorado ' Fire By nghtcrs in Carbo County is under way for the body of a have brought under control a for-- 1 Utah neulywed he- - o-- fire near Sunnyside but in licved drouned in the Colorado anolhcr Part of the state fire and forest service workers were still Biver More than 30 sheriff deputies rattling a b!a?e in the Book Cliffs skin divers and members of the ° Uintah County C3rbon County Sheriff Albert Colorado River Skippers Boat' Assn of Grand Junction! Pa'SICreFort?d that 13 men had a searching swirlinc rapid? of Ihe 5°n!roIlcd forest firc on publicl wl"ch razodr)200 aci river at dawn vesterdavfor thl the Fat C??yon- Kance Creek body of Mrs Carol Loe Ruther- - area miles east of Sun-- 1 ford of Price Utah Mrs Rutherford was a nan-n5ld1 3sS1C saia men OlTl the Bu- K- s?Pr in a rar ririr band Pic Clyde L Rutherford Sen For- ho ua en route to Sn ? bla" Terminal for reassignment uer Army t4 control i tu w miicd were mar- i iie cuuuie a blaze is still out Meanwhile rH o of control in Uintah County erfords sister Nelda was also about 0 miles southeast of a passenger in the car' Ourav The Highwav Patrol' said Ruth-nver- s winds continued to fan erford apparently went to leeo theHigh blaze while 25 men battled it at the wheel of the car and failed and another smaller fire on the to make a curve on Highway Park area Big near the Upper in Debeque Canyon 18 nilei east head of Brewer Canyon in the cf Grand Junction same area j of one of the depPest and snowpacks in the Idaho ZALE'S AliDERSOii I Idaho ! tt ullytil? IonS-rang- 7 mid-poin- - n single-visio- 1 per therefore the biggest markets and about half of the total buving power of all of W The area which looms so is i "$(o)5Q Cr " le&h o V d raging Kootenai and Upper Snake It said that without the dams and reservoirs that have been con- structed through the years the runoff would have caused 'untold damage" flooding the ll gen-stat- If state boundaries were Plenty as seen through the eyes of marketing experts sized according to population rather than land area here's how Uncle Sam's domain would look in 1960 when there'll be an estimated 175 million of us Kidnev-shapeoutline on Newsmap embraces bulk of the population — 43 cent— and - - pre-cpc- rt HAPPENING TO Ti By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Idaho's 1956 flood emergency — one of the worst in years — is over the Army Corps of Engi neers said yesterday as the oree- 8 ecn!ncfo? ga7 V V HAT'S 17-195- 1 Wi64l4W ikip 7A R i ft 1 STANDARD-EXAMINE- OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY MOHXING JUNE lis V' PA- - OHIO ILL — fiCCNN Lti YORK THE OGDEN how--1 ever' - ItlJii1 mass ? new -' t e the merits of a sales tax It voted to meet next vear in 1 ' McCall with Twin Falls to be the ' ulle and Theron Ward of Jerome of Couer d'AIene D K Wnrd Pn — it McCALL vice president Laurence M NcJ-- ! of Lewiston J Pat Davis of Twin Idaho (AP)— The the State Constitution to give sored the meeting this year ui nien niver tan j wilier mciuae alls and Edlefesen of J???21"lldome rule to all Idaho cities and Mayors R DIT Williams of Grange-of Blackfoot P A Boise Christiansen directors villages which want it The resolution wound up the annual meeting of some 300 municipal officials from throughout "s" the state— mayors councilmen f J i Single Vision and city managers fr I Mayor Carl X Shaner of Ririe H h was elected president succeeding g S i Hunter of Pocatello Roy In calling for home rule delegates said the constitution should m 'f be changed to permit cities to a4 ) escape direct control hv thp state SALT LAKE CITY Legislature The amendment would enable Results of sureypolf of Tourists jn the state of Utah disclosed to--! municipalities to operate under with day that more than $100 in tour- - heir own constitutions or char-i- s t revenue comes to the Beehive te" or to remain under the e for every advertising dollar ? ral Iavvs of the state lf they r: to boost visiting the state 1 Ano r rc?oIulon approved Thorough eye examicoticn The survey conducted by the the V admmistrationof f ate high-alsUtah Tourist Publicity Council h 2 Pifst quality lenses showed than an' average par-- Uas y an a?Pointcd highway 3 Your choice cf o first quality frcms ty touring in Utah spends S2130 coraniJ5s?on and commended the lts each day and $11302 during its £ilonfF 4 Satisfaction guaranteed cr entire stav in the state that if a sales your money back The poll disclosed that the av- ncxt NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY erase party touring Utah in 1955: revenue hp n rm vas 34 persons and that srrnnn' tr earmarked for u s pdncatinn onestayed in the state an average of third for munirinilitip anri nnn 54 days for the state's genera! fund The council also announced third The league took no position on that it approved a tentative 1956-5budget and authorized Gus P IN OGDtN Backman council chairman to 2449 WASHINGTON BLVD investigate possibilities of en- Timpanogos Hike DR STEPHEN T DEARDEN in an area advertising gaging PROVQ (UP) — The 45th anRegistered Optometrist in Chorg nual Timpanogos Hike one of campaign The group also voted to renew the largest IN SAIT mass community tAKE CITY a contract with Axel son Advertis- climbs MAIM at SECOND SOUTH staged in the area will ing Agency for placement of be held July 14 announced Dr PR DON 'c JAMB worth of advertising in na- C J Hart chairman of the event tegijtered Opfomefrisf In Chaig tional magazines and major newspapers v — WIS s 'Idaho Municipal League Asks Home Rule for Cities 4 j ! 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