Pocatello Hosts Fifth District Music Festival For 2000 Students
Two day festival opens in Pocatello with about 2000 high school students from seventeen Southeastern Idaho schools competing in band orchestra choir solos and small ensembles. Registration Friday at ISC student union. parade Saturday through downtown with safety patrol guests. judges include Condie Jones Ramp and Terry.
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R. F. Goree
ISC
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Southeastern Idaho
Pocatesio
LDS Institute
Frazier Hall
Swanson
Richard Condie
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Byron Jones
Idaho Falls
Byrle Ramp
Frazier
W. H. Terry
South Cache
Utah
Gate City pool progress shown at local golf course
A Simplot Fertilizer tractor owned by Simplot of Pocatello paused at the golf course as Jim Draper dredged a mud filled trench for the new pool. Mayor George Phillips praised Simplot for cooperation and will award a season pass to Draper and family. Ernie Hansen said Andy Anderson will bring a power shovel with police escort needed to move equipment.
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Simplot Fertilizer Company of
Pocatello
Jim Draper
Draper
George Phillips
Phillips
Ernie Hansen
Simplot Company
Andy Anderson
Idaho Governor to speak at University student banquet
Gov. C. A. Robins will address the annual banquet of the University of Idaho student chamber of commerce on April 29. He will discuss the relation of government and business.
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Moscow
Ida
C. A. Robins
Student Chamber of Commerce
University of Idaho
Robins
Old Line Ada Demos Pick State Delegation
Old line Ada county Democrats declared a legal meeting of the county central committee and elected a 22 member delegation to the Idaho Falls state Democratic convention. The group will oppose an April 6 delegation set by county chairman Joe R. Williams and may trigger a dispute at the convention over proposals to repudiate Sen. Glen H. Taylor, who bolted to seek third party vice president.
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Boise
Ada County
Central Committee
Idaho Falls
Satjay
Joe R. Williams
Glen H. Taylor
Taylor
GOP Fight Over Atom energy Nominees
Washington reports a backstage clash between President Truman and Republican leaders over nominations to the Atomic Energy Commission. Truman re-nominated chairman David E. Lilienthal and the four other current commissioners after a series of unexplained events. The row surfaced via a cryptic remark from Bourke B. Hickenlooper as he said the committee would handle nominations on a totally bipartisan basis with or without the president’s cooperation.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
David E. Lilienthal
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Hickenlooper
Union to Meet on Friday Evening at South Main Hall
The Municipal Employees Union 319 will convene at the Union hall on South Main Street this Friday at 8 p.m. The meeting aims to discuss union affairs and member concerns.
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Municipal Employees Union
South Main
Two Boeing Plants Shut As Workers Strike
SEATTLE Wash two Boeing aircraft plants shut by an unauth scheduled strike. 18 600 workers idled and production halted on XB 47 B 50 and other planes. 13 800 AMU members failed to report after a 12 30 a m deadline despite orders to stay on the job.
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Seattle
Wash
Boeing
Aero Mechanics
Union
Independent
International
Wichita
Kans
West backs Truman as expected at Democratic convention
Chairman J Howard McGrath of the Democratic National Committee predicted that President Truman would win every western state at the party convention after a three week western tour. He stated there is no doubt Truman will be nominated on the first ballot.
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Washington
J. Howard McGrath
Democratic National Committee
Truman
Mississippi River
McGrath
Warren Urges GOP Victory in Presidential Election
California Governor Earl Warren urged a Republican win for president and Congress, saying the current administration lacks leadership at a critical time. Warren, seeking the GOP nomination, told Republicans Americans want an administration free of radicals or blind reactionaries.
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Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren
Congress
Warren
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