Debate and Drama Events At U SC Draw Idaho Students
Idaho high school students about 300 travel to Pocatello April 15 to 17 for state high school debate and southern Idaho drama tourneys. Carl Isaacson of Idaho State College, tournament chairman, says contests cover poetry and dramatic readings, original oratory, extemporaneous speaking, essays, radio speech, and one act plays.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Southern Idaho
Carl Isaacson
Idaho State College
Idaho Interscholastic Association
Isaacson
Utah State College
LDS Institute
Record of Minor Offenses and Pleas in Local Court
George Luker pleaded guilty for running a stop sign with a 10 dollar fine and 5 dollars suspended. Wymena Devaney, 17, intoxication, fined 15 dollars. Sydney B. McRae ran a red light with bond forfeited and 10 dollar fine. John Padilla intoxication pleaded guilty with 15 dollar fine. Edward Miller intoxication pleaded guilty with 25 dollar fine and 10 dollars suspended. Ralph Herbert Bartlett intoxication bond forfeited 15 dollars. Clarence W. Kuhn intoxication bond forfeited 15 dollars. Earl Coburn intoxication bond forfeited 15 dollars.
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George Luker
Wymena Devaney
Sydney B. McRae
Harrington
John Padilla
Edward Miller
Ralph Herbert Bartlett
Clarence W. Kuhn
Earl Coburn
Lost items from cars reported downtown Friday
Brown pigskin coin purse reported lost by Mrs. George Garbett with address 705 South Tenth Ave. Value not stated. Stolen from Louis Johnson’s car at 637 West Fremont St were four ripple chrome hub caps and a pair of fender light guides valued at 19.50. Also reported stolen from Leonard Hopkins’s car at 920 North 500 Ave a car radio valued at
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George Garbett
South Tenth Ave
Louis Johnson
Fremont St
Leonard Hopkins
North
S00 Ave
Quiet title suits filed in Bannock and Pocatello townships
George and Maurine Henrich sue Nathan S. Coffin and others in Marsh Center township Bannock county for quiet title with Zener and Peterson as attorneys. Royce G Leyland and Vera M Leyland sue John Doe Wilson and others in Pocatello township with Zener and Peterson as attorneys. James L Dennis granted divorce from Lina L Dennis with child support set at $60 monthly. custody awarded to defendant.
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Marsh Center Township
Bannock County
George and
Maurine Henrich
Nathan S. Coffin
Zener
Peterson
Pocatello Township
Royce G
Vera M. Leyland
John Doe Wilson
James L. Dennis
Lina L. Dennis
Utah Birth Announcements Include Six New Arrivals
Six newborns and two expectant families are listed with birth details. Franche and Rios segments note two births in Utah with hospital names mentioned, while multiple Roy Layton and other addresses indicate infant arrivals at St Anthony’s General hospital and General hospital on April 2.
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Wayne Smith
North Eighth Ave
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Merlin Southworth
North
Roy
Allen Bradley
Portneuf Park
St. Anthony's Hospital
Harry Watanabe
General Hospital
Austin Marley
Local Homes Get Renovations In Group Project
Don Ranberg at 655 South Tenth Ave adds a room and new siding for 1000 dollars. Dewey Stuhl of 948 Brennan Ave updates a garage for 250 dollars. Atkin Florist, 344 West Center St, spends 1000 dollars on a concrete building. Mrs C E Corder, 302 South Eighth Ave, adds a room for 200 dollars.
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Don Ranberg
South Tenth Ave
Dewey Stuhl
Brennan Ave
Atkin Florist
West Center St
C. E. Corder
South Eighth Ave
Teachers Still Needed for Idaho 1948 49
Emergency teaching permits will be issued for the 1948 49 school year in Idaho. State Superintendent Alton B Jones announced after a State Board of Education meeting in Pocatello amid a teacher shortage. About 1 300 emergency permits have already been issued. Existing permit holders may renew with no extra requirements if remaining in the same school and level. New applicants are urged to attend summer school or complete college coursework to qualify.
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Alton B. Jones
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Pocatello
Weacher
Idaho
Jones
Hearing Delayed For Four Men In Frontier Club Gambling Case
Idaho officers requested a postponement of the preliminary hearing for John Reed Fred Zimmerman Bill King and Ross Shipton charged with gambling at the Last Frontier club. The hearing and the related case against owner Frances Mc Nichols were moved to April 9 at 10. Police confiscated two roulette tables a dice table a 21 table and 126 in cash after a March 10 raid led by Clarence Saunders.
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American Falls
Idaho
Frontier Club
Edward Quinlan
State of Idaho
Frances McNichols
John Reed
Fred Zimmerman
Bill King
Ross Shipton
Clarence Saunders
Idaho State Liquor Commission
Blackfoot driver pleads guilty in landscaping damage case
Blackfoot residents faced vandalism after two deep gouges ripped turf and destroyed a young evergreen on N. W. Main near the railroad. Police said Frank Yancey admitted driving a school bus onto the area, getting mired and tearing up the lot. He paid a $50 fine.
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N. W. Main
F. S. Kunz
Frank Yancey
Blackfoot
Yancey
Frances Cullen Dies at 42 in Los Angeles
Frances Casey Cullen 42 wife of Wilbur Cullen of Los Angeles and former Pocatello resident died Thursday. Born February 14, 1906 in Pocatello she studied at St Josephs and Idaho Technical Institute. She married Wilbur Cullen November 7, 1928 and moved to Los Angeles in 1935. Survived by husband three sons two brothers and four sisters. Downard's Funeral Home to announce arrangements.
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Frances “Casey” Cullen
Wilbur Cullen
Los Angeles
California
Pocatello
Mrs. Cullen
John
Hanna Cremmin Foley
St. Joseph’s School
Old Idaho Technical Institute
J. C. Dolan
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Musk Rat Roams Downtown Before Creek Rescue
A confused musk rat wandered downtown Lebanon Pennsylvania avoiding help from pedestrians. A policeman captured the animal by bagging its head and returned it to the creek.
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Lebanon
Home Made Cycle Thrills Gate City Girl
Twila Ingram of 1032 West Clark became the owner of a new motorcycle built by Glen Walker and his shop crew from parts. The green machine reflects three paint shades and marks a dream fulfilled by the American Motorcycle Association member who laments gender barriers in racing.
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Twila Ingram
Pocatello
Miss Ingram
Glen Walker
Gate City
West Clark
Cray
Walker
American Motorcycle Association
Funeral for Kaila Armstrong 5 Month Old
Kaila La Verde Armstrong five months died in Salt Lake City after a sudden illness. Services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Arthur W. Hall Mortuary chapel with Bishop H. G. West officiating. Born October 10, 1947 in Pocatello. Survived by parents Roma Crump Armstrong Hotten and a list of siblings Roger Rita Gordon and Carol all of Pocatello. Also survived by maternal grandparents Milo Crump and wife of Pocatello and paternal grandfather George Armstrong of Pocatello. Burial Mountain View Cemetery. Call at family home from 10 a.m. until service time.
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Kaila Laverde Armstrong
Hotten
Roma Crump Armstrong
Rt. 1 South
Salt Lake City
Arthur W. Hall
H. G. West
LDS Eleventh Ward Church
Pocatello
Funeral for Spencer Godfrey at LDS ward chapel
Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. for Spencer Godfrey at the LDS ward chapel with Bishop J R Maughan presiding. Participants included Mrs William Brewington, Mrs Olive Willmore, Mrs Sibil Hooper, Mr and Mrs Melvin Maughan, Floyd Dalton, Arthur Rowsell, James Miller, Arthur W Hall, Marvin Benson, and Charles Johns. Floral arrangements were arranged by the Ward Relief Society. Pallbearers were William Hill, Marion Bell, Lester Hansen, William Brewington, D A Snow, and Thomas Johns.
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Lava Hot Springs
Spencer Godfrey
LDS Ward
J. R. Maughan
William Brewington
Olive Willmore
Sibil Hooper
Melvin Maughan
Floyd Dalton
Arthur Rowsell
James Miller
Arthur W. Hall
Marvin Benson
Charles Johns
Ward Relief Society
William Hill
Marion Bell
Lester Hansen
D. A. Snow
Thomas. Johns
Funeral services for Frank Gargul planned
Funeral services for Frank Gargul, 65, who died Wednesday, will be held Tuesday at 9 a.m. from St. Joseph Catholic Church with Monsignor Edmund R. Cody officiating. Rosary recitation at 7 p.m. Monday in the Downard Chapel. Interment in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Frank Gargul
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Edmund R. Cody
Downard Chapel
Mountain View Cemetery
Pauline Dormier Maisch Funeral Services Set
Pauline Dormier Maisch born August 1892 in South Dakota dies at home Wednesday. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at either the One Church or Assembly of God church. Survived by husband Salob Maisch and son Ernest Maisch of Seattle Washington.
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American Falls
Pauline Dormier Maisch
One Church
Assembly of God Church
August
South Dakota
Ob Maisch
Ernest Maisch
Seattle
Washington
Rexburg High Wins First Round in Sixth District Debate
Madison high school debaters from Rexburg won the first round of the sixth district declamation contest last night in Rexburg Idaho. Sugar-Salem high school placed second and St. Anthony third. Arlen Garn of Sugar-Salem was judged the best debater.
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Rexburg
Ida
Madison High School
Sugar-Salem High School
St. Anthony
Arlen Garn
Sgar Salem
Licenses Indicate Population Rise in Idaho
Idaho shows higher population as more auto registrations and driver licenses are issued. R C Lewis notes 492,610 motor vehicle plates produced at the state prison this year, a 10 percent rise from 1947.
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Boise
Idaho
R. C. Lewis
Lewis
Idaho State Prison
Three Inkom men charged with grand larceny in calf slaughter
Three Inkom residents faced grand larceny charges after the calf slaughter on a McCammon farm. Robert Southworth, 29, posted 2000 bond. Robert Koch, 30, and Ronald Southworth, 19, remained jailed on similar bonds. Evidence included blood stained gear and about 120 pounds of meat found in suspects' homes.
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Inkom
Robert Southworth
Robert Koch
Ronald Southworth
Bannock County
Dean Grover
McCammon
Grover
Earl J. Adkins
W. S. Hensen
Earl Cutler
Y. D. Black
Pocatello
Charles Ashton
Adkins
Koch
Charles W. Hyde
Three In Finals For Selection As Queen
Idaho State college athletic organization the I club will choose a queen from three bru nettes at the annual ball Saturday. Finalists are Marianna Hahl Colorado Springs Mary T Fogg Idaho Falls and Mary Jane Lacey Pocatello. Moonlight Mood will be the theme with coronation and gifts from Pocatello merchants. Gene Burton and his orchestra provide dancing music. Committees include Dave Clayton Rupert Ted and John Maheras Idaho Falls Saul Hirshberg Hartford Conn Murray Satterfield Sterling and Dutch Sherman Boise.
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Idaho State College Athletic Organization
Cecil Flint
Idaho Falls
I” Club
Marianna Hahl
Colorado Springs
Mary T. Fogg
Mary Jane Lacey
Pocatello
Pocatello Mer
Gene Burton
Dave Clayton
Rupert
Ted
John Maheras
Saul Hirshberg
Hartford
Trial Date Set April 12 In Blackrock Village Incorporation Case
Demurrers of Bannock County officials to a notice of appeal on Blackrock village incorporation were overruled by Fifth District Judge L E Glennon. Appellants must post a $100 bond with potential increase, trial tentatively set for April 12. Plaintiffs F Spencer Absher Paul Laign and R T Jackson appeal county commissioners denial of petitions for incorporation south of Pocatello. Bannock County Attorney Henry McQuade represented the commission. Black and Black appeared for appellants.
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Blackrock
Fifth District
L. E. Glennon
Bannock
Glennon
F. Spencer Absher
Paul Laign
R. T. Jackson
Pocatello
Bannock County
Henry McQuade
Black and Black
Lease Denied for Sunset Camp. City Weighs Razing Cabins
C. S. Bosquet, operator of the Sunset tourist camp on South Fifth Avenue, had a lease renewal for the Rainbow Cabins at 1056 North Fifth Ave denied by the city council Thursday night. Due to sub standard conditions, council members favored razing the structures and salvaging materials for city use.
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C. S. Bosquet
South Fifth Avenue
North Fifth Ave
Twin Falls Youth Wins Northwest American Legion Oratorical
William Watts of Twin Falls High School won the regional contest held in the Pocatello high school auditorium. Peter Kincaid of Portland and Elizabeth Booth of Helena, Mont., finished second and third. Watts advances to the Albuquerque sectional contest to speak on the Constitution in a Changing World. Three silver medals were awarded by Alf Shepherd of Paris for outstanding effort. Washington did not join the 1948 coast contest.
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American Legion
Pocatello High School
William Watts
Twin Falls
Peter Kincaid
Portland
Elizabeth Booth
Helena
Mont
Watts
Northwest
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Alf Shepherd
Paris
National Americanism Committee
Washington
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U SC
News of Record
Justice Court
Keith Ker
Nemesio F
Franche
Roy, Utah
Ruth Rios
Layton
Utah
F. Cullen
Carlsen
Carlsen Candy CO
Yellowstone
Pauline Dormier
Maisch
Madison
United States
Ad NN
MSG
AL Monic
Ford Motor Company
Ln-Mercury
North Main
Lincoln
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