Large Crowd Attends Cassia County Fair Opening
The Cassia county fair opened Thursday with record crowds for the first two days and strong showings in new divisions. 4-H clubs Camp Fire Girls and Bluebird groups entered multiple displays as rodeo stock and nightly programs drew large attendance. a children’s parade attracted about 800 participants and 5,000 spectators lined Burley streets for the parade.
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Cassia County Fair
Fairpun
Cme
Camp Fire Girls
Bluebirds
Cassia
Wilbur Plaugher
Jackie Hooker
Gaylor Phillips
Ronnie Hymas
John Crhist
Bernie Bowen
Tom Andre
Bill Sanders
Tommie Spencer
George Spence
Rod MrGaughy
Richard Weining
Walt Hare
Harold McDonald
Bill Johnson
Tommy Cahoe
Skeeter Powell
Shorty Fairchild
George Alder
Tex Smith
Dick Anderson
Cliff Hamlin
Red Whatley
Guy Crites
Jake Dyer
Rex Pepper
Kenneth Naylor
Bud Irwin
Cassia County Posse
Oakley
Earl Hutchinson
Jack Oakey
Carma Sue Nichols
Lorin Nichols
Janine Hansen
Jan and
Kent
Anita Norby
Linda Ann Gaskill
Dorine Adams
Burley
Farm Labor Call Seeks 50 For Idaho Harvest
Caldwell report says Grover Irvin, local employment office manager, called Friday for more farm labor with jobs for about 50 men and women in fruit packing and peach and prune picking.
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Caldwell
Grover Irvin
Irvin
PTA Head Visits Special Post in Twin Falls
National Parents Teachers Association head visits the ERT-expays penal school office in Twin Falls to discuss collaboration and outreach. The visit highlights local chapters and upcoming events aimed at promoting parent engagement in education.
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PTA
Twin Falls
Rupert girl wins nursing school scholarship
Rene Eyraud daughter of Mr and Mrs Irenee Eyraud won the St Alphon sus School of Nursing scholarship for this year. The award covers the full three year tuition valued at 200 dollars for the essay Why I want to be a Student Nurse. She will enter Boise St Alphonsus School of Nursing September 6 after Rupert High School graduation last spring.
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Rupert
Rene Eyraud
Irenee Eyraud
St. Alphonsus School of Nursing
Eyraud
Boise
Rupert High School
Hop inspection to start in state lab next Monday
State Agriculture Commissioner D A Stubblefield said hop inspections will begin in the department lab on Monday. First samples to be checked come from Roger Batt of Wilder. Three new polio cases were reported Friday raising August total to 141 and yearly total to 266. Victims are a 12 year old girl and a 14 year old boy from Idaho Falls and a 5 year old girl from Emmett.
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Boise
Idaho State Photographers Association
Ansgar Johnson
Boise Art Gallery
D. A. Stubblefield
Roger Batt
Wilder
Idaho Falls
Emmett
Wonnacott
Fourth Utah Polio Death Raises Epidemic Fears
The state reports its fourth polio death as a 14 year old Kathleen Barber from Spanish Fork dies in a local hospital. Her 5 year old brother Douglas is hospitalized in poor condition. Ogden hospitals offer 78 beds for an epidemic and Fort Douglas could be converted to a polio hospital with a pending $50 000 emergency fund.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Kathleen Barber
Spanish Fork
Douglas
Ogden
C. E. Woonacott
LDS Hospital
State Board of Examiners
Ogden Hospital
Fort Douglas
Recruiting Clerk Pvt Ober Arrives in Pocatello Office
Pvt Thomas C. Ober arrived in Pocatello to take duties as clerk at the Army Recruiting Office. He was transferred from Fort Scott, San Francisco, and hails from Seattle, Washington.
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Pocatello
Army Recruiting Office
Fort Scott
San Francisco
Pvt
Ober
Seattle
Washington
Franklin Schools Set To Open Doors Aug. 29
Franklin coun ty West Side district announces the new school year begins Monday August 29 with bus routes to Weston Dayton Clifton and Clifton High School. Lunch program starts September 1. Faculty includes Lyle Porter Frank Parker Durrell Erickson Leonard Johnson George Mylorie Roger Greenwood Reed Anderson Weston Arthur Neuenswander Glen Massey and others.
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West Side
Franklin County
Reed G. Anderson
Weston
Dayton
West Side High School
Lyle Porter
Frank Parker
DeLamar Palmer
Durrell
Erickson
Leonard Johnson
George Mylorie
Roger Greenwood
Ander
Rain's Hard On Rupert Kid Parade
Rupert weather caused a two hour downpour during a back to school parade with about 100 children braving the rain in decorated bicycles tricycles wagons and costumes. Winners include Betty Carpenter Polly Murphy Norma Cox Juanita Norby and Edith Rhodes among others. After the parade 450 children enjoyed a free show at the Wilson theatre with Camp Fire girls assisting and popsicles handed out by Chamber of Commerce volunteers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Connie Smith
Quanita Jacobson
Betty Carpenter
Polly Murphy
Norma Cox
Juanita Norby
Jennifer
Herboldine
Norma Jean Frederick
Edith Rhodes
Dixie Gillette
Red Cross
Raymond Johnson
Tommy Tigar
Pet
Circus
Kathy Shelton
Steve Brodhead
Vivian Klingenberg
Beverly
Sharon Johnson
Don Dafoe
Jake Wall
W. G. Priest
Andy McRoberts
Wilson Theatre
Camp Fire
Aowakiyia Group
Delores Freeman
Vernell Marile
Jean Quane
Merchants Committee
The
Harry Grimes
Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights and Lineups
A dense timetable of programming across KEYY KC 1340 KC 1240 and other stations shows morning shows from The Morning Special at 6:00 to Night Sign Off, with music blocks, news summaries, talk and niche programs. prominent names include Mutual Orchestra, Hawaii Calls, Navy Band, and The Four Knights, plus sports and horse races and farm reports.
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Slim. Bryant
Wildcats
University Theatre Theatre
Dennis Day
Dick Diamond
Private Tective
Grand Ole Opr
Vic Damone
Click Orchestra
Three Suns
Adrian Rollini
Gem State
Tex Williams
Phone Rate Hike Protested by Idaho Postmaster
Parley Rigby, postmaster of Idaho Falls, urged the Idaho Utilities Commission to deny Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph rate increases. He criticized proposed increases and questioned overhead costs and the one percent gross revenue payment to AT&T, saying the funds could better serve Idaho and avoid higher rates.
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Parley Rigby
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
State Public Utilities Commission
MST & T
PUC
Idaho Utilities Commission
Rigby
Idaho
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
New York City
Markets Drift in Uneven Trade Across Markets
United Press reports stocks and bonds showed irregular activity in light trading. London markets closed firm while New York silver held at 73 cents. Cotton declined with grains and livestock mixed as hogs and lard moved modestly. Sheep and cattle remained steady amid modest shifts.
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United Press
U. S
London
New York
Stocks steady on New York Exchange amid quiet session
Trading was quiet on the New York Stock Exchange with prices easing early then rebounding later as buyers returned in the afternoon. Oil shares led advances with Texas Pacific Land Trust up 24 points to 42 percent, while railroads lagged on weak earnings reports and utilities moved unevenly.
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New York Stock Exchange
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Standard Oil Company
N. J
Standard Oil Company of California
Texas Company
Richfield Oil
Houston Oil
Plymouth Oil
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Peoples Gas
Southern California and
Edison
Commonwealth Edison
Grain futures stabilize amid mixed wheat and soy declines
Chicago grains move with steadier Board of Trade prices as wheat and soy futures rallying meet selling on resting orders. Wheat closes down 5 to 24 cents, corn up modestly, rye down about 1 percent, soybeans weaker around 4 percent, lard also lower. Soybeans rebound from an early low but slip again amid pressure from cheaper cash edible oils.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
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