Pocatello Visitors from New Mexico Stay With Simpson Family
Mr and Mrs Glen Simpson and their son visit Pocatello this week staying at 122 No 8th Ave the Simsons are from New Mexico where he works as office manager and accountant for a radio firm The visitors plan trips to Yellowstone park and nearby sights Going Overseas Capt James D Hunsaker leaves for duty in Yokohama Japan after serving at the Pocatello army recruiting office since September 1948.
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Pocatello
Glen Simpson
New Mexico
Simpson
Nova BR. Simpson
No. 8Th Ave
Yellowstone Park
Yokohama
Japan
James D. Hunsaker
Pocatello Army
Theft Reported in Great Falls and Local Events
One theft noted the loss of a spare tire and rim from Douglas Taylor's car in Portneuf Park. The Malad Singers will perform at 8 30 p m in the Malad Star theatre. District NFIP meeting attendees from Bannock County include Lyon Healy Mrs Perry Swisher and Paul Wcott. Glen Simpson visits from Albuquerque New Mexico. William L Skidmore plans a trip to Washington D C. Moose women to hold a cooked food sale at Martin Furniture. Rev A E Asbee to resume duties at Trinity Episcopal Church this Sunday.
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Douglas Taylor
Portneuf Park
Taylor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Idaho Falls
Bannock County
Lyon Healy
Perry Swisher
Paul Wcott
Women of the Moose
Martin Furniture Company
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. E. Asbee
Meall
Biggest Best Fair Set For North Bannock
Plans move forward for the 1949 North Bannock County Fair to be held in Pocatello September 9 and 10. Exhibits will cover livestock poultry gardens field crops flowers and farm machinery with 4 H and FFA participation and GI trainees in training roles.
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North Bannock
North Bannock County
Pocatello
4-H
Future Farmers of America
GI “Ag
TT TE Ey Vases Goacu
Woen
H. L. Glindeman
Collection suit filed by Mack International Motor Truck
Mack International Motor Truck rp filed suit in the Fifth district Court Thursday against Billy Clark for collection on a conditional sale contract. The amount is $9,500 with an initial $2,500 payment and $290 monthly installments. Clark allegedly stopped payments in June and owes $6,150 and has not surrendered the truck. The company seeks full balance or truck return.
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Mack International Motor Truck Rp
Fifth District
Billy
Conservation Commission Tests Cardboard Fire Predictor
Charleston, W Va. The state conservation commission uses a cardboard meter to estimate forest fire danger by measuring floor moisture, recent rainfall, and wind speed. The resulting code number designates fire risk.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Conservation Commission
Democrats Back Clark Amid Senate Clash Over Nomination
The Senate confirmed Clark’s successor as attorney general after Republicans attacked his court nomination and the judiciary committee's witness denial. Democrats praised Clark as an able prosecutor while McGrath, a Democrat and former solicitor general, was named to replace him and will resign his senator post. Boyle expected to become party chairman.
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Washington
Tom Clark
Homer Ferguson
Mich
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Clark
Ferguson
Kansas City
Senate
J. Howard McGrath
R. L
McGrath
William Boyle
Taft
Mr. Truman
Democratic Party
Justice Department
United States
Truman
Boyle
Pork prices expected to fall in 10 days says meat institute
Chicago report notes pork prices likely drop at corner butcher shops within about ten days as a bumper 1949 spring pig crop 15 percent larger than 1948 arrives. Beef prices may follow. Separately, National Retail Grocers urges buying fresh fruits and vegetables now since prices are seasonally low.
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Chicago
American Meat Institute
Institute
Midwest
National Retail Growers Association
Police plan to raid pickpocket rings after wallet found
Chicago police say two experienced suspects led to a strip routine. One was about to be freed when a wallet surfaced from his garter. A second suspect carried $300 in secret shorts pockets.
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Chicago
Grace Converts to Dial Service at Noon
Grace telephones will switch from manual to dial operation at noon today. The Grace exchange, serving 500 subscribers, will cut over within two minutes. The project, overseen by E P Calph district manager Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co, cost about 45000.
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Grace
Grace Telephone Exchange
E. P. Calph
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Elect School Trustees Sept 6 in District 25
Three, three-year terms and one unexpired two-year term on the District No 25 school board will be up for election September 6. Candidates must file with clerk Grant Stowell six days prior. Stowell and Stephenson are expected to run. other directors include DeKay and Johnston. County school board elections follow on September 13 for three seats.
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George N. Green
Grant Stowell
Clarence Stephenson
G. Nicholas Ifft
Stowell
Edward DeKay
Lavern Johnston
H. L. Fawson
Edwin DeKay
Pocatello
Don Thomas
Arimo
Paul T. Lichtenberg
Bancroft
Bannock County
Leigh Gittins
McCammon
Four individuals face work gang sentences in Idaho case
Claude Robinson 34 pleaded guilty to trespassing on UP property and received three days on a work gang. Glenn Cummins 38, and Ervin Parman 54, also pleaded guilty to vagrancy with five and 15 days on a work gang respectively. John C. Wood 51 pleaded guilty to intoxication and got 15 days on a work gang.
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Claude Robinson
Glenn Cummins
Ervin Parman
John C. Wood
Clock moves slightly for firmer base at Molinelli’s Jewelers
The West Center street clock in front of Molinelli’s Jewelers in the 200 block was moved 12 inches east to obtain a firmer foundation. Extreme cold cracked cement around the base last winter causing a inch tilt toward the store.
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Pocatello
Molinelli’s Jewelers
Chisholm Heads Burley Chamber of Commerce Board
Don Chisholm was elected president of the Burley Chamber of Commerce with George H. Scholer as vice president and Mack Crouch re-elected secretary. The group approved a ladies lounge and rest room in city hall, and urged retention of the state highway setup while opposing transfer of federal employment services to the labor department.
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Burley
Burley Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Don Chisholm
George H. Scholer
Mack Crouch
Crouch
Puiiona Grange
Fire Department
State Highway Department
U. S
Bert Miller
Bureau of Employment Security
U. S. Employment Service
Federal Security Administration
Department of Labor
Goings On Street Dance Benefits LDS Second Ward
The LDS Second ward sponsors a Friday 8 p m street dance in the 100 block South Sixth Street to raise funds for the church building. Square and old time dances feature special exhibitions by the stake MIA with home made cookies pies cakes hot dogs and root beer at concessions.
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LDS Second Ward
Church Building Fund
South Sixth Street
Dean Andrew
Stake
MIA
Arms Bill Moves To Senate After House Cuts Aid
The bill provides 370,000 for Greece and Turkey and 27,640,000 for Iran, Korea and the Philippines. The House rejected sending it back to committee and it heads to the Senate for fights over Europe aid size. Senator George leads a bloc seeking about 700,000,000 total. Connally vows a full program fight and possible conference. Half aid may go to Europe next year if Atlantic Pact members agree on a defense plan. The House approved an amendment requiring at least half of aid travel on American flag ships and defeated a ban on assisting Britain while socialist rule persists. The House also defeated a motion to strip 155,000,000 for foreign arms factories.
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Senate
Europe
Walter F.george
House
Tom Connally
Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richards
Vorys
Congress
Atlantic Pact
Security Alliance
Great Britain
Lonley Hearts killers Fernand ez and Beck to die for murder
Fat Martha Beck and Raymond Fernandez, dubbed the lonely hearts killers, were convicted of first degree murder in Bronx County for the death of an elderly widow. A 12-member jury ordered the death penalty, to be imposed by Judge Pecora at sentencing Monday.
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New York
Martha Beck
Slick Raymond Fernandez
Bronx County
Toupeed Fernandez
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Great Falls, Mont
Polymnian Singers
Pocatello Choir
Virgil Camp
Star Theatre
Pleasantville
LDS Ward
N. R. Simpson
Glen
Albuquerque
N. M
Washington, D. C
William L. Skidmore
Ny Hayes Street
Four-H
FFA Ab
Glenn R. Kunkel
Court House
Mitchell
Radio & Appliance CO
Western Distributors, Inc
Main St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bonnie Brae Garden Club
North Bannock County Fair
Denny Whitlow
Tom Larkin
Michael Larkin
Glenn Howell
Ronald Howell
News of Record
St. Anthony Hospital
Ralph Gifford
Alfred Clevenger
Thomas Smalley
Charles W. Cullen
Hazel Humphrey
Bryant L. Hansen
Deanna Stirland
Joyce
Melvin F. Hartwig
Aberdeen
Chisholm
Cat Burley
Pfc
Albert Leroy Saxton
N. J. Saxton
Randolph Street
Germany
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Korea
The
Philippines
Doan
Western
Bahia
Pocatello Flour Mills
Boise, Idaho
Idaho
Phohewian Club
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