Montpelier Teacher Faces Primary Challenge in Idaho Race
In Boise Asael Lyman leads Montpelier high school teacher Bert Min negen in the Democratic Second congressional nomination primary. Republicans sweep with unopposed candidates dominating across districts. Compton White leads Burnis Brigham in the First district race. Dworshak seeks a new Senate term while Goff and other incumbents run unopposed in several districts.
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Boise
Asael Lyman
Rexburg
Bert Minnegen
Montpelier
Compton I. White
Clark Fork
Burnis B. Brigham
White
Abe McGregor Goff
Henry C. Dworshak
Burley
United States
Senate
John Thomas
Goff
Moscow
John Sanborn
Idaho
Raymond L. Givens
Supreme Court
James W. Porter
Twin Falls
Police Testing New Radio System Expands Idaho Range
Sergeant A L Oliver reports Idaho Falls now within easy radio range under the new police frequency modulated hookup at KDGS. Tests showed clear transmissions up to 100 air miles, with 10 miles average for regular radio, and noted minor blind spots in mobile units.
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Boise
Edison French
Drys Pick Chiefs At State Conclave
Idaho prohibition party names Allen Dunbar permanent state chairman and electors for Dr. Claude A. Watson. Mrs Reed Moody serves as permanent secretary while Wesley Johnson is vice chairman and S E Parsons treasurer. The party opts not to enter candidates for senator or congressmen in the November election.
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Nampa
Ida
Idaho Prohibition Party
Allen Dunbar
Greenleaf
Reed Moody
Wesley Johnson
S. E. Parsons
Dunbar
Parsons
Bannock County Unofficial Primary Vote Totals
Unofficial primary results released for Bannock County show returns from 39 of 43 precincts. Early tallies indicate candidate leading margins in several races with countywide turnout moderate and precinct gaps awaiting final certification.
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Bannock County
Alameda Traffic Police Row Gains New Impetus
Alameda Chamber of Commerce directors pushed a courtesy warning ticket plan to curb minor traffic violations after Chief Earl Adkins defended strict enforcement. The move seeks community input from Pocatello and Alameda residents, with officials inviting ideas via Elaine Lee and board members.
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Alameda
Adkins
Pocatello Chamber
Alameda Chamber
Elaine Lee
Pocatello
Clayton Hale
Pocatello and
Lee
Hi-Way Drug Company
Fred Kvarfortt
Harold Pack
Kenneth Briggs
Delos Thornock
Mel Gamble
Nephi Carolson
Objections Voiced To Soviet Choice At Danube Conference
BELGRADE Yugoslavia United States Britain and France urged free Danube navigation within UN framework proposing 23 amendments to the Soviet draft treaty. Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky urged the US to accept the Soviet draft as the eastern conference voted down western amendments.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
Britain
France
United Nations
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Bear Lake County Election Returns Point to Races
Complete but unofficial returns from Bear Lake county show Loyd Sleight 374 over R K Nelson 354 for state senator in the Democratic race. Eldon Cook leads the GOP with 546 to Ernest Hyman 235. Other results include Melvin Lauridson 667 for state representative, Whitney Transtrum 399, L Bur dette Pugmire 357, Mitchell Ream 427, Orlando Monson 304 for sheriff, Arthur Johnson 328 over Gerry Staudacher 307 for county attorney, Mathew Pugmire 603 unopposed for assessor, Orson Grimmett 740 unopposed for State Representative, T Jefferson Dunford 721 unopposed for first district commissioner, J C Lindsey 461, Abel Kunz 325 for second district commissioner, Clarence Skinner 520, Milando Rich 245 for sheriff.
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Montpelier
Bear Lake County
Loyd
R. K. Nelson
Eldon Cook
Ernest Hyman
Democratic
Melvin Lauridson
Whitney Transtrum
L. Burdette Pugmire
Mitchell Ream
Orlando Monson
Gilbert Arnell
A. O. Sparks
Arthur Johnson
Gerry Staudacher
Mathew Pugmire
Orson Grimmett
T. Jefferson Dunford
J. C. Lindsey
Abel Kunz
Clarence Skinner
Milando Rich
Demos Seek Cash for Democratic Women’s Day Drive
The Democratic National Committee announced a September 27 fund raising event for Democratic Women’s Day. Proceeds aid educational programs for women in the party. Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt and Mrs. India Edwards urged support in statements in the Digest.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Digest
Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
India Edwards
Meat prices ease as crop hopes promise supply increase
The American Meat Institute says the USDA forecast of record corn yields signals better meat supplies next year. It notes a bumper crop would boost per capita meat by 15 to 20 pounds this year if converted immediately, but full effects on pork and beef would take one to two years. The article also covers housewives' pricing protests and mixed reactions from butchers.
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Chicago
American Meat Institute
Institute
Department of Agriculture
Dallas
Topeka
Kan
Grand Forks
N. C
Syracuse
N. Y
Akron
R. D. Vaughn
Indianapolis
Harold
Karl Koehler
Midwest
New York
Blackfoot Firm Incorporates for $50 000
The Blackfoot firm of J. R. Meyers Co. incorporated this week with $50 000 capital for dealers in automobiles trucks and farm machinery. Stockholders listed with the secretary of state were J. R. Meyers Melvin D. Hopkins Iane Hopkins and L. E. Meyers all of Blackfoot.
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Blackfoot
J. R. Meyers Co
Secretary of State
J. R. Meyers
Melvin D. Hopkins
Iane Hopkins
L. E. Meyers
Clark Family Visits Pocatello For Reunion Plans
Herschel A. Clark, a former Pocatellan, returns with wife Roberta and 214yearold son Michael to visit friends and relatives. The family, from Prescott Arizona, is joining Edgley relatives for a Lava Hot Springs reunion with picnicking and swimming. Clark’s parents from Denver will attend.
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Carl Prescotts
South Fourth St
Clarks
Edgleys
Edwin Edgley
Herschel
Edgley
Pocatello
Lava Hot Springs
Clark
Albert B. Clark
Denver
Cardinals Cruise Past Great Falls 7-2 In Park Win
Pocatello Cardinals beat Great Falls Electrics 7-2 at Halliwell Park. Jim Curley earned the win with 10 strikeouts in a six inning effort, while Barczewski slugged a second inning homer and Curley drove in a run in the sixth. The Cardinals collected 11 hits to support the victory.
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Pocatello Cardinals
Great Falls Electrics
Halliwell Park
Jim Curley
Gate City
Barczewski
Swederske
Curley
Schuerman
Lowins
Mickelson
Great Falls
Hal Tuschoff
Thurston
Sport
Death Takes Local Woman Olive P Stratford Dies at 57
Mrs Olive P Stratford wife of Rae P Stratford of 1041 North Garfield Ave died at home yesterday evening at age 57 Survivors include her husband two sons Rae Paul and Lowell Stratford a daughter Mrs A E Williamson Chicago a sister Mrs F B Farrell Manhattan Kansas her mother Mrs Minnie H Jenson Brigham City Utah a brother Norman Jenson also of Brigham City and a granddaughter Carole Williamson Chicago
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Olive P. Stratford
Pocatello
Rae P. Stratford
Garfield Ave
Rae Paul
Lowell Stratford
A. E. Williamson
Chicago
F. B. Farrell
Manhattan
Kansas
Minnie H. Jenson
Brigham City
Utah
Norman Jenson
Carole Williamson
Sheriff Marley Leads In Preston Narcotics Theft Probe
Bannock County Sheriff Alma Marley aids an Preston investigation into two men held in connection with an attempted robbery at a state liquor store. Officers link the suspects to a prior Grace drugstore narcotics theft and collect tools and drilled wood from the pair. The men, G L Satterfield of Ogden and Samuel Fertig of Seattle, face burglary charges as authorities pursue FBI records.
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Preston
Bannock County
Alma Marley
Grace
Marey
G. L. Satterfield
Ogden
Burwood Hull
Samuel Fertig
Seattle
Rodeo Grounds
Marley
Satterfield
Fertig
FBI
Bannock County nominating primaries show light voting
Voters renominated county officials with few upsets. George Hargraves fell to Henry McQuade in the prosecuting attorney race. Alma Marley defeated Harold Ferguson for sheriff. Bert A. Empey won the Republican ballot for county clerk? and several incumbents led in open races.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
United States
Bert H. Miller
Henry C. Dworshak
Congres
John C. Sanborn
Eee
Bert Minwegen
Asael Lyman
Aeatapenesenneeeanneneneneuancen
Nellie Cline Steenson
J. O. Cotant Perry Swisher
Cnatos
Mathias W. Lowe
Theo Turner
Henry C. O'Leary
Danny Pullos
Morgan Hawkes
Forrest H. Howard
William J. Ryan
Chester H. Smith
R. T. Hale
Harry L. Thurston
Doyle L. Curtis
Bert A. Empey
Onan T
W. S. Berger
H. W
Bill) Lasley
Milton F. Hartvigsen
George W. Allen
Arthur W. Hall
George W. Hargraves
C.F. W
Conicht
R-Ceene
Nie
Henry McQuade
Bannock County
Bannockounty
George Hargraves
Alma Marley
Harold Ferguson
James F. Condie
W. H
Pete) Jensen
W. P. Whitaker
Hen
Mathias W
GOP
Chester S. Smith
Mark Manley
W.S. Berger
Police reunite boy lost near home in New York
Police found Matthew DeMalo, 6, sitting on a street corner four miles from home early morning. He said he had lost the dollar his stepfather sent him to the store and was afraid to return. Officers brought him home and everything was okay.
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New York
Matthew DeMalo
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Emma Higgins
Bessie Moore
Leora Semmens
Emerson School
Grace Drug Store
Swisher
Perry Swisher
J. O. Cotant
Cotant
R. J. Neider
Alfred C. Corden
Bannock
U. S
Henry Dworshak
Laura B. Berg
W. P. Havener
Elkin Chandler
Charles. Hyde
Charles W. Stoddard
Samuel D. Clinton
C. F. Donich
Helen Case
Jack Henderson
Bryan Downard
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