Screen Stars Rooney Vickers Plan Early June Nuptials
Hollywood report that Mickey Rooney and Martha Vickers will marry in June rather than fall. Vickers will move to Las Vegas soon to establish residence and file for a Nevada divorce from A C Lyles Jr. before California decree final. Friends say film work may force a Hollywood area honeymoon. This is Rooney’s third marriage and Vickers’ second.
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Hollywood
Mickey Rooney
Martha Vickers
Miss Vickers
Las Vegas
Nevada
A. C. Lyles Jr
California
Rooney
Enrollment At ISC Shows Men Outnumber Women
Idaho State College reports 1555 total regular students with 1233 men and 322 women in the second semester. 30 students withdrew, 70 special music and arts students enrolled, and breakout by class shows 297 freshmen men and 151 freshmen women, 247 junior men and 36 junior women, 265 sophomore men and 68 sophomore women, plus 229 senior men and 35 senior women.
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Idaho State College
ISC Group Readies Play in Pocatello Students rehearse for Great Day of 1949 at Frazier hall
Idaho State college students prepare the all college variety Great Day of 1949 to be staged at Frazier hall on April 29 and 30 under Xi Theta Tau. Elwin Reynolds directs the production with Marcene Foreman scene design and Jay Slaughter handling music.
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Idaho State College
Frazier Hall
Xi Theta Tau Fraternity
Elwin C. Reynolds
Pocatello
Marcene Foreman
John Foreman
Jay
del Slaughter
Ed Sullivan
Ed Hubble
John Reed
Bob Brown
Earl Pond
Filer
John Squires
E. C. Reynolds
Mary Day
Twin Falls
Mike
Bruce Coke
Midge
Lenny Egan
Pocate
Bud Sands
Lynn LaMare Nichols
Maxine Wellard
Sallee J. Cox
Bettie Carter
Dorothy Fineon
Beverly J. Wilson
Harrief Ord
Pat Driscoll
Thora Larsen
Jeanne Richards
Gayle Couch
Quentin Sorenson
Grace
Kenneth Jerry Cox
Joan Houchens
Idaho Falls
Sybil Boyack
Arco
Nelly Lou. Kelly
Soda Springs
Florence Donahey
St. Anthony
Charlene Dill
JoAnn Gwih
Shoshone
Marion Clark
Ririe
Joyce Gleed
Mal Schryer
Rockdale
Navy’s new heavy cruisers to be armed with rapid firing guns
Automatic rapid firing 8 inch guns and strong secondary and anti air batteries form the one two punch of the navy's new heavy cruisers, signaling a major upgrade in their firepower and air defense.
Talking traffic signal heads to the United States
London inventor Trevor Barlow unveils a talking traffic signal nicknamed the talkie walkie. The device gives audible crossing cues and safety reminders and is already in use at London's intersections. He plans to bring it to the U S later this month with possible school crossing applications.
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London
America
Trevor Barlow
U. S
Barlow
Charing Cross
New York
Crook Twins Lead St Thomas ROTC Mental Tests
Twin students James Crook and Thomas Crook of Pipe Stone Minnesota scored 160 and 159 respectively out of 169 on mental examinations at St Thomas College Air ROTC.
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ST. Paul
St. Thomas College
Air Rotc
James Crook
Thomas Crook
Crooks
Pipestone
Minn
Piano Stool Slogan Sparks Church School Ad
In Memphis Rev. Richard B. Gibbs advertised for a piano stool for the church school and added a note that if a piano is attached to it they wouldn’t turn it down. The lighthearted plea reflects a small church seeking desks and instruments.
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Memphis
Tenn
Richard B. Gibbs
Aberdeenite Passes at 58
Andrew Hansen prominent Aberdeen businessman and civic figure died Friday in a Pocatello hospital at age 58. Born February 5, 1891 in Kendrick he moved to Aberdeen in 1916, farmed, then entered potato and seed business in 1929. Survived by wife Bertha Cunningham and three brothers. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Aberdeen High School with Elks official. graveside at Aberdeen Cemetery under American Legion. Davis Mortuary of American Falls is in charge.
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Aberdeen
Andrew Hansen
Pocatello
Kendrick
Bertha Cunningham
Hanson
BPO Elks
American Legion
Rotary Club
Susan Hanson
Minnie ‘Jenkins
Rufus
Edward
Sherman
Aberdeen High School
Edward F. Cody
The
Elks Lodge
Davis Mortuary of
American Falls
Truck driver badly hurt as train strikes vehicle in Salt Lake City
A Salt Lake City truck driver, Al Ash, was critically injured when his rig was struck by the City of Los Angeles streamliner at Navajo Street crossing. His companion Joe Butcher escaped with minor injuries as rescuers freed Ash after an hour trapped in wreckage.
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Salt Lake City
St Lake City
Alash
Joe Butcher
Union Pacific
Navajo Street
Los Angeles
Nash
Idaho Attorney General to Join Empire Air Lines Hearing
Idaho Attorney General Robert E. Smiley plans to travel to Washington to urge the Civil Aeronautics Board to grant Empire Air Lines an operating extension. He met with Empire attorney Paul Hyatt after returning from Lewiston and will appear at the May 9 hearing as a state representative. Empire’s three year operating permit expires September 28 unless extended.
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Boise
Idaho
Robert E. Smiley
Washington
Empire Air Lines
Smiley
Lewiston
Paul Hyatt
Empire Attorney
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pate
Empire
State Road Outlay Soars in 1950s Utah Idaho Montana
The American Road Builders Association reports Utah, Idaho and Montana will spend 30,051,000 on highway construction from state and federal funds. National highway expenditures rose to a record 1,233,546,000, not including road maintenance, up 122,000,000 from last year.
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Washington
American Road Builders Association
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Twin Falls Man Began 14-Year Prison Term for Assault
Max L. Gailey, convicted in Twin Falls county of assault with intent to commit rape, began a 14 year sentence in Idaho state prison. The Idaho Supreme Court recently denied his appeal. Friends of Gailey are said to be seeking executive clemency.
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Boise
Max L. Gailey
Twin Falls
Idaho State Prison
L. E. Clapp
State Supreme Court
Gailey
Idaho Leads In Highway Expenditures In Three-State Span
Idaho tops the three state expenditure list with 13 351 000 dollars for highway costs while Utah projects 9 500 dollars in forthcoming spending.
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Idaho
Utah
Eagles Install Officers for 1949 50 at Pocatello Aerie 119
W H Steed lists the 1949 50 officers for Pocatello Aerie 119 Fraternal Order of Eagles with installation set for May 5. New officials include James K Shoppe president Joseph Woods vice president Joseph Zahm chaplain F J Belisle conductor Herbert Lehman inside guard Joseph Triplett outer guard Morris Rosauer treasurer and A K Scott trustee. Delegates to Caldwell state convention June 24 25 26 include Belisle Cooper Horner Scott Zahm Christensen Green Shoppe Stipe. Steed notes possible joint installation with the ladies auxiliary.
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James K. Shoppe
Joseph Woods
Joseph Zahm
F. J. Belisle
Herbert Lehman
Joseph Triplett
Morris Rosauer
A. K. Scott
Caldwell
C. E. Cooper
Willard Horner
A. K.’ Scott
John
Directors to Meet FOE Lodges From Idaho Areas
Organization directors of Fraternal Order of Eagles from Pocatello Malad Idaho Falls Salmon Mackay and Hailey will meet next Sunday at the home of W H Steed publicity chairman for FOE Aerie 119 located at 1603 S Third Ave
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Order of Eagles
Pocatello
Malad
Idaho Falls
Salmon, Mackay
Hailey
W.H. Steed
FOE Aerie
S. Third Ave
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Fred Hensel
Birmingham
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Vern Hall
Dee Stephenson
Valley View
Turner Insurance Agency
W. Lyon Healy
Turner Real Estate Department
Naval Ordnance Plant
Pocatello City Park
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Anderson
Mendy Photo
Pocatello Aerie 119
W. H. Steed
Lodge
Ig Spring
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Cerce Hi Parc
Paramount
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Martin Furniture CO
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