Preston Puts On Top Notch Rodeo Show
Spectators pack Preston for the first Preston Night Rodeo and Horse Show as gates open wide for bucking broncs and brahmas. A large parade, riding clubs, and acts headline three horse show classes with future matinees and Saturday events listed.
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Preston
Franklin County
Bernice Doig
Pickens
Andy Womack
Cabrells
R. A. Richter
Bozeman
Mont
Crecta
Sidwell Wins Opener as Australia Opens Davis Cup Zone
In Mexico City Billy Sidwell, Australia’s No. 2, beat Armando Vega Mexican champion 2-6 8-6 3-6 6-4 7-5 in a 3 hour 10 minute opening singles match at Chapultepec Sports Club. About 3000 spectators watched as Adrian Quist and Gustavo Palafox faced off in the second match. a doubles is planned tomorrow with singles to finish on Sunday.
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Mexico City
Billy Sidwell
Australia
Armando Vega
Chapultepec
Adrian Quist
Gustavo Palafox
Preston Rodeo Thursday Results Highlight Local Horses
Results from Preston Rodeo show top placings in Fine Harness Tree Gaiten Open and Five Gaited Amateur. Winners include Miss Hilda driven by Mrs Grant and Just Imagine ridden by Robert Lewis, with multiple entries from Flint Stables and Mary Rice among others. Other contests include Cutting Horse Contest with nine finalists noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hilda
J. W. Grant
S. L
Mrs. Grant
Mars Golden Girl
Flint Stables
Marilyn Flint
Hickory Rhythm
C. R. Austin
L. H. Strong
Mitzi Lee Rose
Mary Rice
Just Imagine
Robert Lewis
Violet Hope
A. G. Brown
Leland Flinders
Beau Dare
Bailey Bird
Stonewall Glamor
Scybrook McDonald
Flaxine
Evelyn Strong
Star Sensation
King
W. D. Hendricks
Don Hunter
Rulon King
Marvin Dunbar
Two Methods Back County Grain Prices
Grain price support for Bannock county farmers comes via two approaches for 1948: commodity loans and purchase agreements, with terms similar to 1947. Loans set per bushel rates at 1.62 for wheat 1.03 for farm stored barley 0.96 for warehouse stored barley and 0.67 for oats. Producers may report total bushels for option to deliver to the CCC and then sell on the market or deliver optioned grain at the support price. CCC will take grain after April 30, 1949 or on demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Fred C. Christensen
ACA
County Agricultural Conservation Office
Commodity Credit Corporation
C. C
Polymnian Singers Set Two Aug Concerts
The Polymnian Singers offer tickets for August 17 and 18 performances at First Congregational church. The program spans classical to modern songs with four guest artists: pianist Rhea Hansen contralto Barbara Kelley violinist Arnold Frece and soprano Marcene acc. Tickets available from Fawson and Carnes music stores.
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Polymnian Singers
First Congregational Church
Rhea Hansen
Fawson and
Carnes Music
No Escape Milwaukee Dinner Ends With Home Movie Night
Arnold Brumm theater manager finally gets a Saturday off. He and his wife attend dinner with friends then enjoy a home movie program. Westinghouse develops a detector sensitive to metal purities under one tenth of a billionth of an ounce.
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Milwaukee
Arnold Brumm
Brumms
Westinghouse
Browder Denied Readmission by Communist Party
The 14th national convention of the Communist Party rejected Earl Browder s appeal to rejoin. The 250 delegates unanimously refused, citing continued anti Marxist views, unchanged policies, and alleged efforts to split the party. Browder led the party before 1945 and was expelled for forming the Communist Political Association after 1944 to replace it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Communist Party
Earl Browder
Browder
Party
Committee On Appeals
Robert Thompson
Communist Political Association
Moscow
Soviet Union
Grad earns degree 44 years after first enrollment
Tahlequah Oklahoma July 1 1966 — Bora Early Tucker of Claremore will receive a bachelor's from Northeastern State College this summer. She first enrolled 44 years ago when the school was the Cherokee Female Seminary and returned in 1944 to finish her degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahlequah
Okla
Dbora Early Tucker
Claremore
Northeastern State College
Cherokee Female Seminary
Tucker
Grace Notes From Grace Idaho Social Roundup
Grace Idaho items list visits and social from Grace and nearby towns. Residents and visitors include Mrs John Woodall of California with the Whiteheads, Mrs Cy Price in Boise, families from Salt Lake City, Wendell and Malad, plus gatherings at Beach and Hooperville. A July 30 birth at St Benedict hospital Ogden is noted along with several dinners and picnics.
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Grace
Idaho
John Woodall
California
Alvin Whitehead
Soda Springs
J. B. Woodall
Cy Price
Secretary of State
Malad
Boise
Dan McNair
Salt Lake City
Frank Fowler
McNair
Bert Weston
Wendell
Idaho Farm Bureau
Austin Garner
Geo, Mathews
Ward Harris
Lago
Geo. Matkin
Swan Lake
Guy Harris
Eldon Westerguard
Spokane
Wash
Fred M. Cooper
Westerguard
Bernice Judd
Blackfoot
Cooper
Bannock Stake Relief Society
Joe Claggs
Beach
Clagg
Ida Sorenson
Loveiana Peterson
Fred Cooper
Albert E. Hayes
Logan
Utah
Kenneth Tarbet
Frank Simmons
St. Benedict Hospital
Ogden
Simmons
Ruth Cooper
Frank Richards
Jay Hale
Ella Whitehead
Laura Robbins
Dahl Robbins
Dave Revoir Jr
David Revoir Sr
Beaver Dams
H.Y.N. Club
Hooper
Geo. Allsop
Stanley Harrison
Rosetta Hale
J. B. Jensen
Andrew
FCC moves to curb radio guessing games
The Federal Communications Commission began action against radio quiz programs promising money and prizes. A tentative ruling would sharply limit these broadcasts, risking many programs being taken off the air after September 10 unless the commission reverses course.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
Communists Endorse Wallace in Third Party Support
The Communist national convention adopted a platform praising Henry Wallace's third party as a real choice between peace and war. It pledged not to run candidates except where no progressive alternatives exist and to back Wallace candidates instead.
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New York
Communist Party
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Vacation and social notes from Grace ward and area
Dallas and two daughters Miss Dorothy and Miss Roma Dalton returned from Yellowstone. Grace ward teens enjoyed a breakfast at Hooper Springs Caribou county with 26 girls led by four matrons. The report lists visits by many Utah and Idaho residents to Grace and Soda Springs rodeo attendance noted.
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Dallas
Dorothy
Roma Dalton
Yellowstone National Park
Grace Ward
Hooper Springs
Caribou County
Alvin Whitehead
Louis Stalker
Milton F. Hartvigsen
John V. Kirby
Dan Popa
Alexander
Clearfield
Utah
Anna
William Stalder
Robert Hill
Alvin Christensen
Dean Christensen
Salmon
Vern Sparrow
Ogden
Deana van den Akker
Leo Johnson
van den Akker
William Warner
Ann
Kent
Rigby
Idaho
Garland Egbert
San Francisco
Cal
Grace
Soda Springs
Roy Green
Kaysville
Evan Adams
William Corbett
Urias Keller Dies At 70 Near Preston
Urias Keller 70 farmer died at his Mink Creek home after an extended illness. Born April 7 1878 in Mantua Utah he lived in Mink Creek most of his life and raised sheep and cattle. He was married twice first to Ada Irene Smith then Annie Smith. He was active in church work and served in the bishopric and high priest quorum. Surviving widow children stepchildren grandchildren and siblings. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. Mink Creek ward chapel with burial at Mink Creek.
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Preston
Idaho
Urias Keller
Mink Creek
Mantua
Utah
James M
Christin Larsen Keller
Ada Irene Smith
Logan Temple
Annie Smith
Salt Lake Temple
Keller
New Ward
Vivian Gundersen
Salt Lake City
Geneva Rigby
Montpelier
Lillis Rigby
la Reva Findley
Ovid
Ruel Keller
Lorin
Wenzell
Percy
Oral S
Ronny Keller
Lorin Smith
Grace
Earl
Arden Smith
Cleveland
Della Keller
Guy Smith
Leslie
Ernest
Iona
Eli Keller
Moreland
Sylvester Keller
Inkom
Royal Keller
Idaho Falls
Allie Hansen
Octavia Cordingly
Marysville
Eliada Austin
Logan
Mink Creek Ward
Webb Mortuary
Trial Date Set For Triple Killer
Mansfield Ohio report says Common Pleas Judge G Kalbfleisch set August 30 for the trial of Robert Murl Daniels 24 a confessed member of a two man murder team that killed six. Daniels pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity on a charge of first degree murder for the slayings of John Niebel superintendent of the Mansfield reformatory farm his wife and daughter.
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Mansfield, CO
Common Pleas
G. &. Kalbfleisch
Robert Murl Daniels
Daniels
Kalbfleisch
John Niebel
Mansfield Reformatory
Cyr il Walker Dies In Pauper's Cell
Cyril Walker aged 57 once the U S open golf champion in 1924 was found dead in a Hackensack jail cell where he had lodging. Police say pneumonia caused the death. The Englishman had long faded from golf and worked as a counterman dishwasher and caddy in Florida. He beat Bobby Jones by three strokes at Oakland Hills in 1924 and later served as pro at Englewood Saddle River and Oklahoma country clubs.
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Florida
New Jersey
Englew N.J
Oklaho Country Club
Oklahoma
Stassen backs Ball in Minnesota Senate race
Stassen endorses Senator Joseph H. Ballin for re election in a St Paul Minnesota event amid speculation that Bal lins rivals split the Republican potential nomination supporters.
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South ST. Paul
Minn
Harold E. Stassen
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DeWain Robinson
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Davis
Bill Warner
E. A. Crockett
E. Center
Pocatello
Granger
Lawson
Orpheum
Eagle Up Films Presents
Blonde Savage
Suts
Coto
Tom Smallwood
Ayamy
Elmer
Ace Accordionist
Vince and
Gate City
Gaits ™ Es Wine
Bon Villa Club
Don’s Tower Inn
Slot Machine Headquarters
Jack's Club
Cyril Walker
Stassen
Robi Hood
Mat ‘Stechnicolor
Ffree Daring Daughters
Edward Arnold
Harry Davenport
Fred's Cafe
144 North Main
Dude’s Confectionery
South Main
Montgomery Ward
Savoy Cafe
West Center
Farr
Green Lantern
5Th Avenue
the College
Fisherme
West Bridger
Shanghai Cafe
Highway
Wennegren
Charlies Lunch
North 7Th Avenue
Last Frontier
Timberline Club
the Tetons
D. Hansen
R. Blodgett
Victor, Idaho
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