Death of Albert Anderson Burley Pioneer Rancher
Albert Anderson, longtime Burley rancher and contractor, died August 8 after a long illness at his home. Born April 2, 1873 in Moline Illinois, he married Lula Allen in 1906. He moved to Idaho in 1910 settling at Oakley and helped build early regional railroads. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the LDS tabernacle with burial in Marion cemetery. survivors include his wife three sons fourteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Burley
Albert Anderson
Moline
Ill
Lula Allen
Idaho
Oakley
LDS Tabernacle
Bert Gardner
Marion Cemetery
Payne Mortuary
Albert Anderson, Jr
Vanness
Anderson
Ray Anderson
Idaho highway study field tour to wrap next week
L M Guinan chief of staff says the Idaho field phase for the highway study will largely end the latter part of next week. A four man survey party will drive routes from Boise to northern Idaho ending at Sand Point and will discuss road conditions with officials along the way.
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Boise
L. M. Guinan
Guinan
Public Administration Service of
Chicago
Here
Idaho
Sandpoint
C. D. Andre
J. P. McBrien
Harry Toulmin
Salmon
Rexburg
Pocatello
Shoshone
Public Administration Service
Idaho Council of Retailers Formed in State Affiliation
Paul Nash of Boise assistant manager of the Idaho Chamber of Commerce spoke at the Whitman hotel on a Boise group’s plan to organize the Idaho Council of Retailers. The council unites local chamber retail divisions and aims for an October meeting as part of the 35 state groups aligned with the American Retail Federation.
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Paul Nash
Boise
Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello Chamber
Chamber Retail Bureau
Whitman Hotel
Idaho Council of Retailers
Idaho Council
Nash
American Retail Federation
Report Ready for Committee By November Fifteenth
A report is prepared for the committee and due by November 15. It outlines findings, recommendations, and required actions, with stakeholders notified and timelines set for review and assent.
Burglar Steals On Installment Plan In Holland
Police hunt a burglar who first took a $225 outboard motor from W. W. Hubbard and later stole a 12 foot engineless boat, indicating a continuing theft spree in Holland.
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Holland, Mich
W. W. Hubbard
Truman Plans Four Speeches in 15 Days
President Truman will speak in Miami Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Des Moines over 15 days starting August 22. He will address Veterans of Foreign Wars in Miami, the American Legion in Philadelphia, a Labor Day address in Pittsburgh, and the American Veterans of World War II in Des Moines.
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Washington
Truman
Miami
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
White House
Friay
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion Convention
Allegheny County Fair Grounds
National Convention of the American Veterans of World War II
Youths Sought After Bad Check Incident In Idaho Towns
Police in Pocatello and neighboring Southeast Idaho departments search Friday for a 17 year old on bad check charges. Rigby Salmon Arco and Emmett police say Dealy about 25 issued a 450 dollar bad check to buy a car in Arco.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Rigby
Salmon
Arco
Emmett
Dealy
Theft Reported by Visitor at Yellowstone Hotel
D. R. Evans of Los Angeles notified police Friday that $209 in currency disappeared from his hotel room at the Yellowstone hotel the night of August 10. Evans said he believed he locked the door when retiring but found it open this morning with his billfold, credentials, and money missing from his trousers pocket.
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D. R. Evans
Los Angeles
Yellowstone Hotel
Evans
PTA Leader Heads to Chicago Workshop in Evanston
Twin Falls Idaho March 1 The National PTA president Mrs John E Hayes will fly to Evanston Illinois for a weeklong workshop on parent teacher leadership She will address delegates from across the nation on guiding policies of the national congresses and their link to school operations The program aims to help state PTA leaders council members and local units and those in public and private school programs.
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Twin Falls
National
Parent- Teacher Association
John E. Hayes
Evanston
Ill
Hayes
PTA
Bramuglia Resigns Over Policy Rift With Peron
Long simmering disputes between Argentine foreign minister Bramuglia and Peron regime leaders culminated in Bramuglia's resignation. President Peron was expected to accept, with reports tying the breach to opposition to policies of ambassador Geronimo Remorino now visiting Buenos Aires. Bramuglia reportedly announced his decision at a late hour after a tense three-man meeting.
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Buenos Aires
Juan A. Bramuglia
Peron
Bramuglia
Juan D. Peron
United States
Geronimo Remorino
Remorino
Televised college football grows nationwide despite attendance slump
The Press survey finds sport attendance falling while college football game transmission rises across the country. Schools largely decide if games are beamed, and few bans on television are definite.
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New York
Funay
Banne Television
Conservationists Set Sun Valley Conference Next Week
District conservationists of the U S Soil Conservation Service in Idaho plan their annual conference at Sun Valley from Monday to Thursday next week. George Welch of Pocatello will attend. Norman Berg cannot due to emergency appendix operation on Thursday night.
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U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Idaho
Sun Valley
George Welch
Pocatello
Welch
Norman Berg
Berg
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