Kid Parade in Pocatello Saturday Parade Includes Floats Pets and Costumes
The Pocatello Recreation Department sponsors a kid parade Saturday morning at 10 30 through downtown Pocatello with floats pets and costume entries. Participants meet at 10 a m around the high school and proceed via Arthur Bonneville Main and Lander to the railroad park. Cash prizes of 10 and 5 for top floats plus merchant donations accompany awards at Irving Field after the parade. A field day follows at Irving Field from 2 to 4 p m Friday August 19 with events and prizes for all groups.
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Pocatello
Irving Field
Pocatello Merchants
Kiwanis Forum News On Air Power And Preparedness
The article reports on air power progress and the high costs of aircraft manufacture. It quotes Stowers on supersonic cockpit cooling, Boeing’s and Wright-era price contrasts, and using air strength investment as insurance against aggression. Barbara Kelly entertained. new Kiwanis members Halsey and Swenson welcomed.
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Stowers
Wright Brothers
United States
Canada
Ireland
Germany
France
Holland
Belgium
Australia
Wales
Russia
Pearl Harbor
Barbara Kelly
Italy
W. W. Halsey
Francis M. Swenson
Kiwanis Club
State ok given for Boise pipeline project
BOISE UP The state land board approved early permission for Salt Lake Pipeline Co to begin constructing the Salt Lake City Boise petroleum line. State land commissioner Edward Woozley said construction may start even though surveys of the exact route are not yet available.
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Boise
State Land Board
Salt Lake Pipeline Co
Salt Lake City
Edward Woozley
Grandmother saves grandson from well with faith and leap
Dusty Okla report says Mrs. W. J. Bricker aged 67 stated the Lord helped her as she jumped into a 10 foot deep abandoned well to rescue seven year old Clarence Wesley Eden after he fell in while they were catching a chicken. She admitted she did not know how to swim.
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Dustin
Okla
W. J. Bricker
Local Notes From Idaho Community Pages
Various brief items from Idaho communities include postponement of a Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meeting to Sept 7, Caldwell assigns a 4 H judge for Canyon county fair Lenore Charles, Bannock county agent. Gledhill to Logan for master's oral exams at Utah State. Church decorating at Episcopal church in Boise under Arthur Baker. George C Welch attends three day soil conservation session in Sun Valley. Civil Service announces exams for clerks physics therapists and other positions. post office for details. Queen contest at Bannock county fair Aug 28 for Sept 2 3 4 race meet announced by R C Hillman. Small fire at Arnolds Laundry caused by hot ashes. Carrol Canning to direct a clinic at Automotive Wholesalers Inc 222 E Center. R D Merrill to receive survey on Idaho lawyers via Reginald H Smith and ABA project.
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Bannock County Fairgrounds
R. C. Hillman
Pocatello Riding Club
Social calendar items announced for upcoming picnics
The Y Ettes plan their annual husbands picnic Friday at 7 p m in upper Ross park with all members and husbands invited The EXEMPLAR CHAPTER Beta Sigma Phi hosts an annual picnic Thursday August 18 at 6 30 at Marion Smith 506 South Fifth YWCA Newcomers Club meets Wednesday August 17 at 1 15 p m for dessert lunch at the YWCA welcoming all newcomers to the city A later August picnic is also planned
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Beta Sigma Phi
Marion ‘Smith
South Fifth
YWCA
Jcity
Testimony Reveals Deep Freeze Incident Questions
Waitt recounts how he prepared the memo and describes military politics as investigators probe the deep freeze incident. He cannot explain a list of 32 hostile notes in Hunt's files and says the second list was not taken to the White House. He also acknowledges reports on the Deering-Milliken Research Trust activities.
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Tered
Waitt
Washington
Albert Verley and Co
Chicago
Vaughan
Chemical Corps
Hunt
White House
Deering-Milliken Research Trust
Greenwich
Conn
Greek Allegations Spur Greece Albania Border Tensions
The Greek general staff accused Albania of invading Greece and offering haven to rebel groups. A memo criticized officers involved in a defense contract case and noted Brig. Gen. Vaughan taking responsibility for the memo. Lt. Col. Roy Evans commented on Hunt's prior boast regarding Waitt's appointment.
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Athens
Albania
Greece
Hunt
Roy T. Evans
Army Quartermaster Corps
Waitt
Senate
Love
Vaughan
Entry Car Prowling Cases Noted
A burglary at Auto Salvage Co in the 400 block of North Fifth Avenue and a car theft at Jackson trailer park were reported to police on Tuesday. The salvage theft included two hand tool boxes and a rear passing eye mirror valued at 405.75 dollars, with a rear window broken to gain entry. A .38 calibre revolver a billfold and papers were taken from Harold Savopetta of Arusa Colorado's car Monday night.
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Don Ranberg
Auto Salvage Company
North Fifth Avenue
Harold Savopetta
Arusa
Colorado
Jackson Trailer Park
Terror Death in London
Detective Inspector Harold Hawkyard searches for a man with a scratched face who stabbed to death Dorothy Edith Wallis, 30, head of a secretariat agency, in a locked third floor Holborn office. Victim found amid office wreckage in Central London.
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London
Harold Hawkyard
Scotland Yard
Dorothy Edith Wallis
Holborn
Legion Families To Picnic Thursday
Members of Pocatello Post No. 4 of the American Legion and their families will picnic Thursday Aug 18 on the upper south bench at Ross Park. At 6 pm a softball game pits Roy Christensen's WWI veterans against Bob Flandro's WWII veterans. At 7 pm there is no picnic supper, Legion provides soda pop and watermelon. A community sing is planned for 8 pm.
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Pocatello Post No. 4
American Legion
Ross Park
Roy Christensen
Bob Flandro
Legion
Employment Pickup Seen Throughout Rest of Year
The Commerce Department said the second quarter saw a $6.5 billion drop in the annual rate of GDP from the first quarter, but the outlook remains positive. Secretary Tobin foresees about 1,000,000 more industrial jobs in Q4 1949 as inventories rebound and workers return from summer roles.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Office of Business Economics
Secretary of
Maurice J. Tobin
White House
Tobin
County Surveyor W P Havner Confined At Home
County Surveyor W P Havner has been confined to his home since Friday under a physician care. His fitness is not believed serious and he is expected to return to work within a few days.
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W. P. Havener
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
North
Idaho
Caldwell
Canyon County
Lenore Charles
Bannock County Home
Logan
Utah State Agricultural College
E. “Rip” Gledhill
Pocatello High School
Arthur and
Lander Streets
Arthur Baker
Sun Valley
Soil Conservation Service
George C. Welch
Elmer H. Comer
Pocatello Civil Service Commission
Arnold
Automotive Wholesalers Inc
Center Street
Carrol Canning
R. D. Merrill
Reginald H. Smith
Boston
American Bar Association
Western Distributors, Inc
Utah
Charley
Lupica
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Tia Juana
Mexico
F.E. Corbin
Everett
Chiy Pesh, Cane “Guill
Thea Villee
Nash Motors
Nash-Kelvinator Corporation
Detroit
Mich
Hoover Motor CO
E. Center
Gilat
Wallant Legion
Eltidtraan
Jose
Childkraut
Cae Republic Pietore Ne
Rialto
Julie
Greer Garson
Walter Pigeon
Carson City Raiders
With Allan
Rocky” Lane
Dore Schary
Barbara Hale
Bobby Driscoll
Arthur Kennedy
Paul Stewart
Ruth Roman
Maureen
O'Hara
Melvyn Douglas
Gloria Grahame
Bill Williams
Fe Nee
Orpheum
Gene Kelly
Hayworth
Mase Ty
Jerome Kern
Lyrics By “Ira Gershwin
Adolphe Meniou
Xavier Cogat
Jackie Price
THE
Halliwell Park
Great Falls
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