Rubinoff to Play Warsaw Concerto at Local High School
Violinist David Rubinoff performs in the new high school auditorium at 3 p.m. with his Stradivarius. He will also appear at Franklin and Irving schools, a Rotary meeting, and a final 3 p.m. concert. The event supports an Idaho State College scholarship fund and is sponsored by the American Legion.
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David Rubinoff
Stradivarius
Warsaw
Rubinoff
Pocatello
Barney Goldberg
Franklin
Irving
Rotary Club
Chopin
Ige Gershwin
Claude Debussy
Porter
Russia
Rus
Rubin
Ford Music Company
The
American Legion
Western manhunt ends as youths captured near Inkom
Four Salt Lake youths stole a 39 Ford truck and traveled toward Inkom before being spotted by Bill Hall. Deputy Sheriff Charley Ashton and Earl Adkins with state trooper Carl Muir pursued through sagebrush, across a creek and the Portneuf river. The quartet was finally cornered and to be turned over to the FBI after a long chase.
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Earl Adkins
Charley Ashton
Carl Muir
Adkins
Ashton
Bannock County
Muir
Salt Lake
Inkom
Bill Hall
Hall
Portneuf
FBI
Norwegian Seaman Finds Idaho Gem On Visit
Sverre Skaar a 23 year old Norwegian merchant marine member toured Idaho ending up in Pocatello where he expressed interest in staying near the coast. He arrived after disembarking in San Pedro and visiting relatives including his grandmother Lena Strand and uncle Conrad Strand. He listed Bergen Norway as his hometown and said he enjoyed Idaho but prefers coastal life. The article notes 237000 U S rail highway grade crossings with only 13 percent protected by signals gates or watchmen.
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Pocatello
Sverre Skaar
San Pedro
Lena Strand
South Ninth Ave
Conrad Strand
Los Angeles
Skaar
Bergen
United States
Idaho
States
New Award For Veterans
World War II veterans who earned the Combat Infantry Badge or Medical Badge are eligible for the Bronze Star. Applications go to the Adjutant General, Washington 25 DC, with a copy of the order honoring the original award, for orders issued between December 7, 1941 and September 2, 1945. Captain K E Hathaway of the Pocatello Recruiting Station announced the program.
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Adjutant General
K. E. Hathaway
Pocatello
Washington
D.C
Small Blazes Quelled by Pocatello Fire Crew
Two minor fires were extinguished by the Pocatello fire department with little damage reported. At 8 30 p m a fire in a building owned by N M Eldredge and used as Nick's bar began from a furnace gasoline blaze. A 1942 DeSoto owned by Paul Freeman avoided damage after a wiring short near Third and Halliday and battery was disconnected.
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Pocatello Fire Department
N. M. Eldredge
Nick's Bar
DeSoto
Paul Freeman
Third and
Halliday
MacKenzie to lead Saint Anthony Hospital Expansion Fund
F E MacKenzie elected president of Saint Anthony Hospital Expansion Fund Inc at a board meeting. Other officers named include Dr E V Simonson as vice president John Black secretary and Edwin Brennan. Directors include Ralph J Comstock Rev John Casby and the Right Rev Edmund R Cody. The group will oversee funds for adding beds and nursing training facilities for Saint Anthony's in Pocatello and nearby communities.
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F. E. MacKenzie
Saint Anthony Hospital Expansion Fund, Inc
Board of of Directors
E. V. Simison
John Black
Edwin Brennan
Ralph J. Comstock
First Security Bank
Idaho
John Casby
Edmund R. Cody
Saint Anthony's Hospital
Sisters of Mercy
Pocatello
Trailer and Camera Reported Stolen
Detectives investigated thefts Tuesday night involving a two wheel trailer and an Agfa PD16 camera. Joe Anderson reported the camera missing from his car in front of his home. Jack Wursten of Simplot Fertilizer Co. said a red two wheel trailer was stolen from the company yard. A watch and leather wallet belonging to R. H. Maki were also taken from the projection room at the Orpheum theater after midnight Tuesday.
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Joe Anderson
West
Custer St
Jack Wursten
Simplot Fertilizer Co
R. H. Maki
North
Harrison Ave
Orpheum
Maki
US Forest Share Confounds Land Area Proportion
Despite occupying under six percent of global land area the United States holds about eight percent of the world’s forest area. The figure highlights the concentration of forests in North America and implications for conservation and resource management.
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The
United States
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Idaho State College
Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junius Larsen
ISC Committee On
Robert Rasmussen
Jaycee Scholarship Committee
Larsen
College Committee On
West Center
Norway
San Francisco
Portland
Astoria
South America
Farnes Zine Foods
Best Foods
Sego
Sugar Clearfield
N. Main
Pound
Hill Bros. Coffee
Rome
Birdseye
People’s
Peoples Marketé
Roberts & Oelwein Inc
New Award For Veterans
MacKenzie
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