Idaho Law Enforcement Questioned After Slot Machine Surge
The piece criticizes Idaho law enforcement as ineffective amid widespread slot machines in Boise and other cities. It argues enforcement is weak, suggesting the department is a mere figurehead and costly to taxpayers, while noting primary election results and candidates’ views on nominating laws.
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Idaho
Department of Law Enforcement
Boise
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Franklin
Mississippi voters back Bilbo and Rankin in district race
The Washington Post editorial notes Mississippi voters chose Senator Theodore G Bilbo and Congressman John Elliott Rankin, implying intimidation may have helped Bilbo secure his seat. It urges the Senate Privileges and Elections Committee to review the election for fairness and integrity.
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Bilbo
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Confederacy
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Congress
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Convention versus primary for selecting candidates
The Payette Enterprise argues that Democrats would pick George Donart for Senate and Arnold Williams for Governor in a convention. It suggests Dr. Robins would have been the Republican favorite for governor in a pre primary race and asserts conventions offer no better candidates than informed voters. It urges a serious, frequent vote to ensure better choices.
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George Donart
United States Senate
Arnold Williams
Dr. Robins
Dworshak
Retirement and marriages mark Moscow pages in Time
Supt Jo W Candie retires from Moscow after completing his master degree in education. Miss Clara Clark and Paul Neeley wed last Thursday and plan to reside in Blackfoot. Weldon Davis McEntire, son of the postmaster and Mrs Wells McEntire, earns a fellowship at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina. Samuel Biggs and Anna Bosworth marry July 16 in Logan, Utah.
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Supt Jo W Candie
Moscow
Clara Clark
Paul Neeley
Blackfoot
Weldon Davis McEntire
Wells McEnte
Dules University
Dusbany
North Carolina
Samuel Biggs
Anna Bosworth
Logan
Utah
Church Services Led by Reverend J Kunkel at Courthouse
Catholic services held Sunday morning at 1930 at the courthouse with Reverend Joe Kunkel conducting. Betty Ralph, a third class daughter of Mr and Mrs W Ralph of Preston, was discharged recently at the WAVES Center Camp Mattet Great Lakes Ill.
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Joe Kunkel
Betty Ralph
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Preston
WAVES
Mattet
Great Lakes Ill
Preston Rotary seeks players for softball team
In Preston a questionnaire sought volunteers and positions for a Rotary club softball team. Names listed include Harley Circles ketcher Cleo Swensen back stop Ike Nash pitcher Cliff Warr fullback Dick Bowden water boy Billy McCune pigtail Dean Jensen bench warmer Bill Shumway quarterback Weston Smith fielder Cal Foss Homer Johnson Harold Swift coach Bill Davis Bill MacKnight batboy Tom offered to resign from the Reliance store to coach a winning lineup. Franklin Fannie faced an awkward date with a navy man who kissed her and she could not scream at first. The tale ends noting drink can alter a man’s judgment.
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Germany
Preston
Harley Circles
Ketcher
Cleo Swensen
Ike Nash
Cliff Warr
Dick Bowden
Billy McCune
Dean Jensen
Bill Shumway
Weston Smith
Cal Foss
Homer Johnson
Harold Swift
Bill Davis
Bill MacKnight
Reliance
Remarkable quotes on words and meters from curious City
The passage quotes editor feedback on wordiness and honesty as a man, cites parking meters as a means to collect office rent from Insurance Salesman George Burgi and Real Estate Salesman Chip Carpenter, and features a Curious Old Lady interacting with a Cripple who jokes about losing his leg.
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George Burgi
Punctuality Articulates Timely Appointment Frustration
A witty saying contrasts arriving just in time with reacting to others delays. It frames punctuality as a balance between precise timing and irritation at others tardiness.
Fish and Game License Sales Soar in Idaho
Idaho license sales jumped to 87 738 for the season, up from 54 325 a year earlier. Fay Bussard of the fish and game department notes 33 000 more residents fished in 1946 than in 1945, a 60 percent rise in fishing activity.
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Idaho
Fay Bussard
Fish and Game Department
License sales surge in trout season trend noted
A year ago 05,484 residents bought licenses while 27 06 season licenses and 1135 10 day licenses were issued. The greatest rise occurred in 10 day licenses in June 1946, rising from 964 to 3044 last month as Idaho’s trout season runs until November 15, with July August and September typically peak months.
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