Officials To Inspect Furnace Site In Pocatello Visit
Westvaco officials plan a August visit to Pocatello to confer with local engineers on the electric furnace site and phosphate mine development near Om Hall. Local engineer Emmett Spencer says progress is very satisfactory with 75 workers and rapid mine railroad progress. Phosphate leaders will meet at month end to discuss new aids and federal land use rules.
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Westvaco
Pocatello
Om Hall
Tuesay
Emmett Spencer
Spencer
Department of Interior
G. Girard Davison
Secretary of the Interior
Brinkley Family Vacations Here
W. J. Brinkley of Memphis Tennessee, former owner of the Piggly Wiggly in the Hotel Bannock building, is visiting the Gate City with his wife and son and family after a Pacific Northwest vacation. His daughter, married to former Pocatello resident Harvey Dice, and their children also reside in the city. Brinkley owned the local grocery from 1922 through 1987.
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Hotel Bannock Building
W. J. Brinkley
Memphis
Tennessee
Gate City
Brinkley
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Oregon
Pocatello
Harvey Dice
Girl Gulps Dental Probe In Dental emergency
LaNay Flint a 15 year old of 360 South Fourth Street swallowed an inch long silver dental probe during a dentist visit after the tool slipped while gaining access to a tooth. Dr H J Hartvigsen ordered X rays at St Anthony's hospital to locate the instrument and so far no obstruction requires surgery. The 6 year molar remains in place and must drain before removal.
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LaNay Flint
South Fourth Street
South Fourth St
Miss Flint
H. J. Hartvigsen
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Grace Fair Plans for Black and White Show in Grace
The ninth annual Grace Black and White fair and junior live stock show will be judged by Albert Mylrose and Bannock county extension agents. Officials include Mrs Lenora Choules and Quinten Murdock. The event runs August 20 and 21 with exhibits, judging, a parade, and a horse pulling contest.
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Grace
Gem Valley
Albert-Mylrose
Bannock County
Lenora Choules
Quinten Murdock
Brig Young
Thatcher
Meat theft at Idaho Provision boosts haul with beef and liver
Thomas Picciana, operator of a slaughterhouse north of Poca tello, Bannock county reports theft of ham, 45 pounds of beef, and 10 pounds of liver. Entry appeared via hidden key, front door unlocked and back door opened from inside, according to the sheriff's office.
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Idaho Provision Company
Thomas Picciana
Pocatello
Bannock County
Allied ambassadors to seek Molotov audience again
Western allied ambassadors plan another meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Viacheslav Molotov after receiving instructions from their governments. A possible audience date is Wednesday.
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Moscow
Viacheslav Molotov
European affairs interest shown in 1000 periodicals list
A list of 1 000 periodicals prepared by British Publications in New York signals American interest in Europe. Readers favor topics on commerce export engineering machinery chemistry textiles and legal publications.
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America
New York
Car Crashes Into Ditch Near Hawthorne and Cottage
Two Pocatello men escaped injury late Monday when their 1941 Plymouth coupe ran off a corner near Hawthorne and Cottage, plummeting into a ditch and a home yard after brakes allegedly failed. Driver Jimmy Rodriguez and passenger George Rodriguez were involved. the car damaged a fence and gate at the C. M. Christensen residence.
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Pocatello
Hawthorne
Cottage Streets
Jimmy Rodriguez
Earl Adkins
Rodriguez
George
Adkins
C. M. Christensen
Support Growing For GOP Ticket
Mrs Adiison B Green president of the National Federation of Women's Republican clubs says support for the Dewey Warren ticket is growing by leaps and bounds. She traveled from Holyoke Massachusetts to confer with Herbert Brownell Jr and reported that GOP women's organizations in 42 states show enthusiasm beyond party lines.
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Washington
Adiison B. Green
National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs
Dewey- Warren
Kiwanis Luncheon Showcases GM Previews of Progress
About 70 Kiwanis members and guests met at Hotel Bannock for a luncheon and a General Motors Previews of Progress lecture and demonstration. W A Hopper Boise Kiwanis district governor attended as special guest. Park Price introduced Jack Payton and Art Allen who demonstrated discoveries like sound on a beam of light wire recording heat by indirection the gamma ray and jet propulsion. Miss Julienne Hill and Mrs Lillis Hill provided musical numbers playing Kreisler and Herbert.
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Bannock
General Motors
W. A. Hopper
Kiwanis
Boise
Park Price
Jack Payton
Art Allen
Julienne Hill
Lillis Hill
Fritz Kreisler
Victor Herbert
Watson Sisters Bring Dance Study to Gate City
Three Watson sisters from Watson studios will present the latest tango and ballroom techniques at the 64th annual convention in Washington DC. June Marion Alice Frances and Dorothy Watson are among about 400 enrolled as outstanding authorities demonstrate dances including foxtrot tango samba rumba and waltz at the Shoreham Hotel this week.
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Gate City
Watson Sisters
Watson Studios
Dancing Master
Washington, D. C
Speeding fines and traffic violations listed in police court
Dee Henry of Twin Falls pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined 10 dollars. E W Sparr and Royal Cragun also pled guilty to traffic sign violations with fines of 2.50 and 5 dollars respectively. Agnes Newby admitted operating a vehicle with one license plate and paid 2.50. Danny Pullos forfeited a 10 dollar bond for running a traffic light.
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Dee Henry
Twin Falls
E .W. Sparr
Royal’ Cragun
Agnes Newby
Danny Pullos
Local Marriage Licenses Report From Pocatello
Gordon Smith age 21 and Sharon Chambers age 19 both of Pocatello appear on the marriage license list. Gaylen Bodily 21 and Marie Davis 21 of Pocatello also listed. O B Campbell 35 of Pocatello and Imogene Hill 25 of Pocatello listed. Lorin Criddle 59 of Downey and Maxine Hartman 47 of Pocatello listed.
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Gordon Smith
Pocatello
Sharon Chambers
Gaylen Bodily
Marie Davis
O. B. Campbell
Imogene Hill
Lorin Criddle
Downey
Maxine Hartman
Building Permits Filed for Homes and Moves
William V. House at 405 South Hayes Ave seeks a 600 dollar remodel. K Bloom at 423 West Whitman applies for a 1000 dollar remodel. Cleve C. Stoddart, 737 South Harrison Ave, requests a 1000 dollar remodel. P E Parrish of Blackfoot plans moving 10 box cars. Marion Coleman, 705 North Eleventh Ave, applies for a 1000 dollar garage addition.
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William V. House
South Hayes Ave
Bloom
West Whitman
Cleve C. Stoddart
South Harrison Ave
P. E. Parrish
Blackfoot
Marion Coleman
North Eleventh Ave
Trip East for Dudenakes to AHEPA and VFW events
Mr and Mrs Harry Dudenake of 710 South Main Street will travel to Detroit Monday to attend the Ahepa national convention. They will stay about three weeks before returning home to Poktacello for the national VFW encampment in St Louis from August 29 to September 3.
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Harry Dudenake
South Main St
Detroit
Ahepa
American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association
Dudenakes
Pocatello
VFW
St. Louis
Illness Fatal for Z P Armstrong 72
Zachariah P. Armstrong 72 died at his home after a sudden illness. He was born March 22, 1876 in Virginia and lived in Idaho since 1910 moving to Robin Arbon Valley and later Pocatello. Survived by six children three in Pocatello, one in Everett Washington and one in Malad, four grandchildren and two brothers. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Zachariah P. and
Willarnia Amos Armstrong
Mr. Armstrong
Louisa County
Virginia
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Z. Clayton
George R. Armstron
Ethel M. Rowland
Dorothy Jeanne Rich
Pocatello
Clarice R. Palmer
Everett
Washington
Helen L. Jones
George W. Armstrong
Shelton Armstrong
Portland
E. Fuderal
Fly King Succeeds Caldwell in Crookham Seed Milestone
Pete Oleson reported the Crookham Seed Co achieved a milestone by raising three million flies to pollenate hybrid onions. The effort concluded on Monday with Oleson confirming completion and the successful pollination project moving forward.
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Caldwell
Pete Oleson
Crookham Seed Co
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R. M. Ellis
Bannock Motor Co
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