Whitla Faces War With Trip For National Committeeman
Ezra Whitla of Coeur d'Alene fights three challengers Reilly Atkinson Lawrence Heagle and Tom Heath for Idaho's national committeeman post at the state Republican delegate convention in Coeur d'Alene. Heath backs a compromise candidate while Heagle claims Gov Robins support. Whitla holds 159 of 235 votes. Eleven delegates and alternates to the national convention will be chosen. Mrs Rose Gorr Mayes Kellogg could align with either Atkinson or Heagle.
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United Press
COEUR @ALENE
Ida
Ezra Whitla
Coeur d'Alene
Whitla
Reilly Atkinson
Boise
Lawrence Heagle
Hailey
Tom Heath
Preston
Heath
William Holden
Idaho Falls
Idahos
Young Republicans
Bonneville County
David Sweeney
Stassen
Idaho
Theft Suspect Is Nabbed In San Diego Hold-up
Ben C. Richardson a 265 pound San Diego taxi driver admitted involvement in a March 27 armed hold-up of a San Diego finance company. He denied killing a man or wounding a police officer and said he fled the scene and later learned of the deaths after reading about them in a library. Police said about $1,200 of $3,400 taken has been recovered and Richardson was to be moved to Southern California with authorities.
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Billings
Mont
Ben C
Fatty) Richardson
San Diego
Richardson
Yellowstone County
Floyd E. Samuel
Samtsel
Alice
San Francisco
California
Taylor Opens Minnesota Campaign Tour for Wallace
Idaho Senator Glen Taylor, third party VP hopeful, begins a three day Minnesota swing to win over the Democratic Farm Labor coalition for Henry A. Wallace. He speaks in St. Cloud and campaigns in Brainerd as Elmer Benson backs the Wallace effort ahead of the June 12 13 state convention.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Idaho
Glen Taylor
Minnesota
Aylor
Democratic Farm-Labor Coalition
Henry A. Wallace
Taylor
St. Cloud
Brainerd
Elmer Benson
Wallace
DFL
Famous Diamond Replica Due Here
The world famous Kohinoor diamond replica, part of a display by Arnstein Brothers of New York, will tour cities including a stop in Pocatello. The exhibit lists many replicas such as the Polar Star, Nassak, Sancy, and Blue Diamond and will be shown at Molinelli Jewelry Co. for two weeks starting April 17.
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Pocatello
Arnstein Brothers
New York
Polar Star
Pigott
Orloff
Pasha
Shah of Persia
Nassak
Grand Mogul
Sancy
Florentine
Regent
South Star
Jubilee
Blue Diamond
Molinelli Jewelry Co
Utahn musician linked to alleged secret Soviet trips
Salt Lake City musician Dean Eggertsen who uses Leopold Eggersky claims two secret journeys to Russia within a year without passports. Immigration and FBI officials push no formal inquiry while west coast agents prepare a report. Soviet embassy denies invitation.
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Washington
Immigration Service
Salt Lake City
Russia
Dean Eggertsen
Leopold Egerinsky
Kiev
University of
State Department
Boston
Eggertsen
U. S
United States
Immigration and Custom
FBI
West Coast
Soil Conservation District Votes Set in Idaho Regions
Boise evidence states East Bonneville will vote May 1 and Power county May 15 on forming soil conservation districts. If approved the program would expand to about 16 000 acres covering 80 percent of dry farm land and 36 percent of irrigated land in Idaho.
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Boise
East Bonneville
Power Counties
Irving
Power County
Idaho
Stassen Calls Ohio Primary a Test of Issues Not Organizations
Harold E. Stassen, confident of securing more than 300 delegates, labels the May 4 Ohio primary a test of issues rather than party organizations as he faces Sen. Robert A. Taft in the GOP nominating race.
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Youngstown
Harold E. Stassen
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Grandmother Wins Annulment From Quick Las Vegas Marriage
Irene Shale Mantz, 72, filed for an annulment of her one day marriage to William T. Mantz, 69, after learning he commonly marries widows to transfer their property. Judge Ingall Bull granted the annulment, calling such vultures a danger to old women. They wed Nov 13 in Las Vegas and separated upon returning home.
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Los Angeles
Irene Shale Mantz
William T. Mantz
Albany Hurler Showing Class
Albany hurler Don Stephens, 22, of Atlanta, threw a no hitter for Albany against Moultrie 10 to 0 in Georgia Florida Class D action. He faced 28 batters and narrowly missed a perfect game by walking Ken Rhyne in the eighth. Stephens is in his second pro season after a 12-12 rookie year.
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Albany
Don Stephens
Stephens
Atlanta
Moultrie
Ken Rhyne
Federal grading standards classify meat by quality
The government assigns grades to meat categories including choice, good, commercial, and utility based on marbling, tenderness, and overall quality. This system helps buyers assess value and consistency across cuts and producers.
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Federal
Malad Scouts Prepare to Assume Local Office
On Saturday the Malad valley Boy Scouts will assume duties of Gayle County and Malad City officials. Elected to office are Cleve Bolingbroke chief of police Marcus Thomas city clerk David Anderson Jay M field Reed Adams Sheldon Crowther city clerk J Guy Gleed city treasurer Larry Colton justice of the peace Larry Kent deputies Larry Scott Adams County commissioners Mercy Fredrickson Stanley Harris Larry Howell sheriff Hy Peterson county attorney Reed Call county assessor Mark Facer probate judge Theron Hill county clerk Cleve Morgan treasurer Johnny Larson superintendent of schools Lamont Neal sheriff deputies Charley Ray Marble Jimmy Goddard John Bowen Trent John and Darro ose.
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Boy Scouts of
Malad Valley
Goss County
Cleve Bolingbroke
Marcus Thomas
David Anderson
Jay M.field
Reed Adams
Sheldon Crowther
J. Guy Gleed
Larry Colton
Larry Kent
Larry
Scott
Adams
Rotarians Highlight Cancer Education Program
Blackfoot Rotarians hosted an educational luncheon on cancer with Dr. A E Miller speaking and Conrad Bertin showing a Cancer Society film. Miller warned that cancer is stoppable only early and noted no home cures exist while emphasizing vigilance and early diagnosis.
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Don Borreson
Rotary Drive
A. E. Miller
Conrad Bertin
The
Cancer Society
Miller
Charles L. Sherman
Idaho Falls
Ed Nunn
Pocatello
Charles Daugherty
Ray Reynolds
St. Anthony
Clifton Pauley
Blackfoot
Bud Stewart
W. T. Barnett
Salt Lake City
Cattle Inspections Guard Idaho Border Fears
Boise reports show California drought cattle are inspected for foot and mouth disease before shipment to Idaho. Dr Ap P Schneider, Idaho Bureau of Agriculture director, notes fleets totaling 1,168 cattle in February and 1,652 in March were fed before leaving California. He adds no disease within 300 miles of the Mexican border and a 30 mile strip of no livestock across Mexico.
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Boise
California
Idaho
Ap. P. Schneider
State
Mexico
Schneider
Utah Child Dies Under Truck In Ogden Traffic Fatality
Five year old Joyce Chugg died after her head was crushed under a heavy gravel truck driven by Theron Hadley in Ogden. Hadley said he applied brakes and yelled a warning but the child did not hear him. Joyce was the daughter of Otis V. and Mrs. Chugg of Ogden.
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Ogden
Joyce Chugg
Chugg
Theron Hadley
Hadley
Joyce
Otis V. Chugg
Ada Demos Denounce Senator Taylor Over Third Party Tie
Ada county Democratic central committee denounces Sen Glen Taylor Idaho for his ties to a third party. County Chairman Joe Williams warns of a possible convention time compromise with the third party in Idaho and vows Ada delegation will oppose any deal. The state convention at Idaho Falls is scheduled for April 24.
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Boise
Ada County
Democratic Central Committee
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Joe R. Williams
Idaho Falls
Ada
Truman
Weather Outlook Utah and Southern Idaho Saturday
Utah shows thin high cloudiness with considerable sunshine and warm conditions. Highs reach 70 to 80 degrees with Saturday overnight lows 40 to 50. Southern Idaho remains partly cloudy and mild with Saturday afternoon highs 60 to 70 and night lows 35 to 45.
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Utah
Idaho
Damsite Scholars Rank High Honor Students Named
The list names the top students by class rank with multiple groups and the all school honor roll. Recipients include Margueritte Sikes Irene Schroeder John Kugler Henrietta Mayer Otto Reitz and others across Sophomore Freshmen and Pay honors.
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Margueritte Sikes
Henrietta Mayer
Don
Helen Kucera
Otto Reitz
Morgan
Lois Osborn
James Reed
Verla Rae Hartley
Irene Gohl
Elfrieda
Leon Morris
Wiliam Schroeder
Ella Rast
Elsie Stanser
Neil Stas
Dallas Gill
An Lois Miller
Pay
Irene Schroeder
John Kugler
Emma Gohl
Bob Misenhimer
Dick Zaring
Jackie Moulton
Vernon Friesen
Helen Roseberg
Olive Grace Sweet
Ethlene Ransom
Marlene Mayer
Leona Perman
Fritz Eyman
Dick Meadows
Donie Gardner
Marilyn Jacobs
Leon Kelley
Mooney Wheeler
Frank Barnard
Rosaline Reitz
Don Curtis
Helen Jenny
Ben Barnard
Madeline Reed
Vernon Mayer
Myrna Morgan
Irene Muller
Jean Bowman
Veeta Meadows
Mary Hunt
Helen Rowe
Paul Vollmer
Esther Osborn
Don Ringe
Ilene Schroeder
Connie, Gardner
Traffic Patrols To Be Honored In Idaho Regions
Nearly 6 000 Idaho public school children in traffic patrols will be honored at regional achievement days from April and through May in Boise Pocatello Twin Falls Lewiston Coeur d Alene. Patrols will march in uniforms at 11 am followed by a free picnic lunch and theatre party. Organizers include the Idaho Junior Chamber of Commerce safety and youth welfare committees and state and local officers.
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Boise
Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Junior Chamber of Commerce
A. A. Anderson
Junior Chamber
Twin Falls
Lewiston
Coeur D’alene
Wil
George E. Vaughn
State Law Enforcement Department
Blackfoot Man Pleads Guilty In Truck Clearance Case
Blackfoot Harrlow Skillet of Route 1 pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Jack Gaasch. He was fined ten dollars and costs for operating a truck without proper clearance ramps or tail light. State patrolman C Randall Dexter made the arrest.
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Blackfoot
Harrold Skillet
Route 1
Court of Justice of the Peace
Jack Gaasch
C. Randall Dexter
Bible Tops Sales With 9.3 Million Copies Distributed
The American Bible Society announced that it distributed 9 310 489 Bible copies in 167 languages during 1947. Rev Dr Gilbert Darlington, treasurer, released the figures.
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New York
American Bible Society
Gilbert Darlington
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