Idaho State College to Compile Idaho Writers List
The English department at Idaho State College will publish a comprehensive list of Idaho writers and writings. Marilyn Morton says the guide will cover Idaho authors past and present and works on Idaho by non-Idahoans, across genres including novels poetry biographies and journalism. It will include thumbnail bios and references to studies or reviews of their works.
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Idaho State College
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Court Disposes of Youth Burglary Case Duo
Richard Spencer and DeWayne Hansen were arraigned before Judge Isaac McDougall in the Fifth district court on first degree burglary charges after a Gate City store break in. Both pleaded guilty. Hansen, a parole violator from a reformatory, received a deferred sentence pending U S action. Spencer was paroled for one year to his father in Garland Utah. Attorneys O R Baum and Darwin Brown represented the defendants.
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DeWayne Hansen
Gate City
Isaac McDougall
Fifth District Court
Hansen
el Reno
Okla
U. S
Spencer
Ernest Spencer
Garland
Utah
O. R. Baum
Darwin Brown
Tribes to Get Grain Proceeds From Fort Hall Sale
The Shoshone Bannock tribes will receive all grain proceeds from Indians of the Fort Hall Reservation. LaSalle Pocatello, chairman of the Fort Hall business council, announced the plan at a council meeting. A resolution was passed to issue the check and settlement sheet through the Fort Hall agency office of the tribal secretary.
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Fort Hall Reservation
LaSalle Pocatello
Fort Hall
Doctor Believes He Has Polio Cure
Asheville North Carolina veteran hospital physician Dr Benjamin P Sandler says cutting sugars and starches from meals can immunize against polio within 24 hours He spoke as the state endures its largest polio outbreak with Asheville one of the hardest hit resort cities
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N. C
North Carolina Veterans Hospital
Benjamin P. Sandler
Sandler
Oreen Veterans Hospital
North Carolina
Met Opera Cancels Season Over Labor Dispute
The Metropolitan Opera in New York cancels plans for the coming season due to stalled wage talks with Local 802 AFL and 11 unions. Management cites a $220,000 deficit and inability to raise pay, noting no contracts signed with major unions. Musicians initially sought a 20 percent rise, later trimmed to around 10 percent.
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George A. Sloan
Metropolitan Opera Association, Inc
Charles M. Spofford
Metropolitan Opera
Opera Association
AFM
Stagehands Union
American Guild of Musical Artists
Obituary Hazel M Brown 38 Funeral in AMERICAN FALLS
Hazel M Brown wife of Earl Brown died Monday at home. Funeral Thursday 2:00 p.m. in Methodist church with Rev Charles W Easley officiating. Born Sept 25 1909 Blackfoot daughter of Lucian Killion Elizabeth Olson Killion. Survived by daughter Afton Louise 10 and husband. Eastern Star and Rebecca Lodge to handle services burial in Blackfoot. Davis Mortuary in charge.
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Hazel M. Brown
Earl Brown
Charles W. Easley
Mrs. Brown
Blackfoot
Lucian Killion
Elizabeth Olson Killion
Coeur d’Alene
Afton Louise
Lake View
Order of Eastern Star
Rebecca Lodge
Davis Mortuary
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Kent Woodworth
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Kent Woodworth 75 of 1009 South Third Ave. will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at McHan-Henderson chapel with the Rev. C. M. Lever of the Blackfoot Episcopal church officiating. She was born February 28 1873 in Windsor New York and moved to Pocatello in 1912. Survivors include her sons Ira Woodworth and Harry Woodworth. daughters Katherine Kilpatrick Helen Troughber and Margaret Hopkins. 15 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.
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South Third Ave
McHan-Henderson
C. M. Lever
Blackfoot Episcopal Church
Woodworth
Windsor
New York
Orland
Ellen Scott Guernsey
Herbert C. Woodworth
Oneonta
Boy captures skink but loses tail in prank escape
In Danville Virginia George Lee Hayes eight proudly captured a blue tailed skink only to have the creature slip free as his mother fainted and the lizard detached its tail leaving the boy with the blue tail as proof of the escape.
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Danville
George Lee Hayes
George
Typhoon Warning For Tokyo Signals 60 MPH Strike
U S army weather center warns Tokyo area to brace for a 60 mile per hour typhoon. Expect landfall on Honshu coast about 20 miles southeast of Tokyo around 3 p m Tokyo time.
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U. S. Army Weather Central
Honshu
Pocatellans Attend New York Lions International Convention
Twelve Pocatellans heard Lions International aims for 1949 at Madison Square Garden New York City. They outlined peace as the top issue for 360,000 Lions in 23 countries. Local members reported on club activities, goals in aid to the needy, UNO support, and efforts toward Hawaii statehood and global unity.
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Enid
Okla
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Edna Rutting
Neal Jordan
Rudy Willecke
Phyllis
F. M. Bistline
Parry Harrison
U.N.O
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Ala
Puerto Rico
Two Widows Admit Killing Husbands Over Drinking
Chicago dispatch reports Veronica Elliott and Jacqueline Wiser, both self described widows, confessed to killing their husbands citing alcohol as a key factor. Elliott, 48, was sentenced to 14 years for shooting Cecil Elliott. Wiser, 18, got 1 to 14 years for stabbing Cyril Wiser. Both women expressed lingering affection and remorse for their spouses.
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Veronica Elliott
Cecil
Jacqueline Wiser
Cyril
Calumet City
Ind
The Big Top Unrolls Here Web
A historic note on Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus excitingly touts a Monte Carlo Ballet aerial display joining elephants and girls in a new finale. The show rolls into Pocatello on Wednesday August 18 with color filled spectacles and a royal crowd appeal.
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Five hundred police officers escort 7500 orphans to Coney Island
Off duty policemen served as daddies for a day taking 7500 orphans to Steeplechase amusement park at Coney Island for the 12th annual outing sponsored by the Police Athletic Club.
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New York
Coney Island
The
Police Athletic Club
School Fires Outpace Daily Damage Across U.S. and Canada
Officials report more than five school fires daily across the United States and Canada, triggering safety reviews and investigations as districts assess building safeguards and emergency responses.
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United States
Canada
Records of local traffic and petty crime pleas
Myron D. Garritson pleaded guilty to failing to stop at a traffic sign and paid 7.50. Wilmer Dahlke forfeited a 10 bond for failing to stop at a sign. Keith Kofford forfeited 10 bond on speeding. Pat Thompson speeding charge with 20 bond forfeited. Benjamin Fox found guilty of leaving the scene of an accident and fined 50 with license suspended two months. Jesse Shelton pleaded guilty to vagrancy with 100 fine suspended if he leaves town. Leah Fifield pleaded guilty to failing to stop at a red light and fined 5. Clifford Doran reported rear license plate theft. plate 1B-9476. Porter Flint reported two blankets stolen. Julian Dan Negro arrested on petit larceny. warrant by Charles Robinson. Fred P. Narango pleaded guilty to drunken driving. fined 200 and costs.
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Wilmer Dahlke
Keith Kofford
Pat Thompson
Benjamin Fox
Jesse Shelton
Leah Fifield
Nampa
Porter Flint
la Paloma Rooms
Julian Dan
Charles Robinson
Veterans teacher enrolls for summer refresher courses
GOES TO SCHOOL AT 67 Florence Alabama Dr George Washington Bouldin 67 a teacher for 47 years says a person never gets too old to learn He enrolled for summer refresher courses at State Teachers College here
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Ala
George Washington Bouldin
Bouldin
State Teachers College
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