Young Journalists Conclave awards mark Idaho finish
About 150 Idaho high school students attended the second journalism convention held in South Idaho. Mary Jane Deagle won the ISC newswriting award. Richard Hronek and Byron Simms earned sports writing honors. Pocatello and Rockland received multiple plaques for paper and editorial work.
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Wallace A. Garets
Carl W. McIntosh
South Idaho
Idaho
Mary Jane Deagle
Twin Falls
ISC
Beverly Welch
St. Anthony
Robert Walker
Pocatello
Richard Hronek
Byron Simms
Hanson
POST
Rupert High School
Rockland
Grandview High School
Dubois
Salt Lake Tribune
Grandview
Boise
Desseret News
Rockland High School
American Falls
Arimo
News Of Record Entries In Fargo Apts April
Mr and Mrs Harris Fargo apts announce a son born April first to Mr and Mrs Aurea Tomita 830 North son April first to Mr and Mrs Thomas Wilson 111 Bi avenue road daughter April first to T and Mrs James Garrett 563 West day April first to Mr and Mrs Vince Anselmo 132 North Grant son April first to Mr and Mrs Stinger 746 Second North daughter April second to Mr and Mrs Mark Route 2 North son April second to Mr and Mrs Og White Bancroft daughter April second
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Wiliam Harris
Fargo Apts
Aurea Tomita
Thomas Wilson
Bi Ae Road
James Garrett
W. Day
Vince Anselmo
N. Grant
Eee Sstinger
Obituary notices and funeral services in Blackfoot
Obituary notices for Lillian Alzada Wright Blackfoot resident wife of Artie Wright died March 29 in a Pocatello hospital after surgery. Born March 16 1902 in Murray Utah she moved to Idaho as a child and had seven children with five surviving. Funeral services were held at Riverton LDS church burial in Grove City cemetery. The notice also covers funeral details for Wellington Joseph Patton a local contractor and services in Thomas ward LDS church with burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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Lillian Alzadare
Artie Wright
Pocatello
Murray
Utah
Charles J
Lillie Walters Wright
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Moore
Lost River
Artie
Blacktoot
Endiasen
Blanche Wright
Eoreselle Leah Wright
Dodd
Abene
Tex
Kfoot
Ak Eee Samees
Walter Wright
Alt
Bert Sibbitt
Blackfoot
E. F. Run
Riverton
Church
Cosets
J R. Williams
Thomas Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Leroy Dance
Naomi Tayor
Thomas Ward
Margaret Stander
Chris Polatis
Eee
Mignon Watt
Candice Kee
Mr. Willee
Y T. Broadie
Dance
Gey Digginson
Erwin’ Ivans
Joseph E. Williams
Bishop Williams
Howard Packham
Br. Mignon Watt
Thomas-Riverside
Hever Williams
Merl
Tom Harmon
Gayle
John Williams
Stanley Od
Harold Randquist
Joan Dance
Irs
Itha Hansen
Carlee Carter
Peck and Packham Mortuary
Wellington
Joseph Patton
He Walker
First Methodist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Charles Crawford
William Hunziker
Mike Mills
E. E
Virgil Saville Oren
Rancher slain in Montana. suspect arrested near Finch
Forsyth, Mont. Sheriff Floyd Dowlin said Leroy Storm, about 55, a farmer near Finch, was jailed in the gunshot slaying of Russell Bean, 56, a Forsyth rancher and laundry operator. Bloodhounds traced the trail to Storm’s trailer. a son was held as a witness. Bean was shot through a window as he sat with family. a child was grazed but unharmed.
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Forsyth
Mont
Floyd Dowlin
Rosebud County
Leroy Storm
Russell Bean
Finch
Bean
Ere
Dowlin
Storm
Rosebud
Hamilton
Bean Ranch
Devlin
Britain and U S denounce Bulgaria Romania and Hungary
The United States and Britain issued formal notes condemning Bulgaria Romania and Hungary for violating human rights clauses in their World War II peace treaties. Secretary of State Dean Acheson described eastern European communist regimes as a Godless inquisition threatening freedom of thought and religion.
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Washington
U. S
Great Britain
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Canada
Balkan
Carmack outlines platform based on voter value after election
C A Carmack emphasizes that pre election promises matter less than what voters receive for their tax dollar. He cites ten years as a city councilman from 1935 to 1945, 32 years in organized labor, and over 30 years as a taxpayer as his training in city administration.
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Organized Labor
Siamese Quads Kitten Birth In Wichita
Mrs. Reginald Smith asked for help as her cat Mitzi delivered five Siamese kittens three brothers and two sisters. Four kittens were conjoined at birth and remained joined in body tissue. Mrs. Smith hopes to find a buyer who will take four kittens for the price of one.
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Wichita
Kan
Reginald Smith
Mitzi
Pocatello Committee Announces Candidate Speech
Sets Radio Talk Arnold Trappett publicity chair man for the Pocatello joint legislative committee announced yesterday that A. V. Johnson will speak Monday at 8 30 p m over Station KEYY and again at 10 p m over KSET in behalf of James Bowns mayoral candidate.
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Arnold Trappett
Pocatello Joint Legislative Committee
A. V. Johnson
Station Keyy
KSET
James Bowns
Churchill On Way to Home From New York Voyage
Winston Churchill sails home aboard the Queen Mary after a 10 day U S visit. The 74 year old wartime prime minister expresses hope that the iron curtain may loosen and Western nations can be friends with the Russian people despite Soviet leadership. He notes the grief of British and American people over Soviet misdirection of brave soldiers.
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New York
Winston Churchill
Teterday
Churchill
England
Meat Cutters Win Five Dollar Weekly Pay Hike
Members of Butchers Local 153 in Pocatello secured a five dollar per week wage increase in contracts with three Gate City meat dealers. Union secretary John W. Isaak said the deals also provide eight paid holidays, three days accident leave with pay, and a week of paid vacation.
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Pocatello’s
Gate City
John W. Isaak
License Plate Lines Persist at Bannock County Courthouse
Ban nock county court house patrons queued for 1949 tags two days after the deadline as county assessor staff handed out plates. George Allen said results weren’t complete but a fairly accurate count could be ready sometime next week.
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Bannock County Court House
George Allen
Europe Aid Plan Bogged Down in Senate Wrangle
Washington reports a stalled extension of the Marshall Plan as Republican senators clash over China policy. The administration and Republicans delayed a final vote on a 15 month 5 580 000 extension, with Saturday sessions failing to advance amendments.
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Washington
Senate
America
China
Truman
Europe
House
Outlook for water irrigation near Pocatello favorable
George C. Welch of the district soil conservation service reports very favorable prospects for adequate irrigation in the Pocatello area. Mink Creek survey noted 63.8 inches of snow with 23.5 inches water content, slightly higher than March 1, with 6.5 inches more water than 1946 and 7.3 inches more than last year, while unfrozen ground reduces runoff risk.
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Pocatello
George C. Welch
District Soil Conservation Service
Mink Creek
Norman A. Berg
Richard Lingenfelter
Harry Tullis
The
Conservation Service
Students Engage in Gang Warfare At Havana University
One man died and three were seriously wounded in gang style violence among students in Havana. Justo Fuentes, 28, VP of the university student federation and target of attackers, was hospitalized in critical condition with six gunshot wounds. A taxi driver, Enrique Gonzalez, was killed.
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Havana
Justo Fuentes
University Students Federation
Enrique Gonzalez
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