American Falls News Notes of Interest
Esther Anderson of Rockland Idaho is a 4-H health champion and state winner who will compete in Chicago for national honors. Farmers Cooperative of American Falls presented Anderson with luggage for the journey. Thanksgiving visits, high school rehearsals for Brother Goose, new timpani drum in the band, and various social gatherings are noted along with travel plans of local residents and church conference reports.
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Esther Anderson
Rockland
Power County
Idaho
Jung People
Chicago
Esther
Farmers Cooperative Association of
American Falls
Anderson
American Falls High School
Reuben Butler
Emmett
Butler
Former Baseball Player Wins AMA Family Doctor of the Year
Dr. William L. Pressly of Due West South Carolina named Family Doctor of the Year by the American Medical Association at its interim session in St Louis He will receive the 1949 General Practitioner award at Kiel Auditorium on his 61st birthday Pressly formerly managed Roanoke and turned down a Pirates offer to practice medicine delivering 4200 babies in 33 years and recalling he wore out 24 Tin Lizzies in his rounds The runners up were Dr Lyle Hare of Spearfish South Dakota and Dr Charles Horton of Franklin Louisiana
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ST. Louis
American Medical Association
William L. “Buck” Pressly
Due West
S. C
AMA
House of Delegates
Association
Kiel Auditorium
Roanoke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pressly
Drs. Lyle
Bunny” Hare
Spearfish
S. D
Charles M. Horton
Franklin
Cleveland
Erskine College
Emory University
South Carolina Medical Association
Louis H. Bauer
Hempstead
Maurice H. Friedman
Washington, D. C
Paris Fashion Week Highlights High Button Shoes Return
Paris designers unveil next year’s shoe trend with high button shoes and strapped sandals. Styles include crepe sole walking Oxfords, spat shoes for daywear, lace and latticework details, and heels up to three inches. Color palettes feature red, green, gray, blue, beige, and plaid gaiters.
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Paris
Hounds Tooth
Malad Dragons Open Season Against Bear River Bears
Malad will start the 1949 basketball season Wednesday night as coach Ralph Crowton molds a 15 man squad for the Dragons. The Bears visit for the opener as Malad begins with two weeks of practice to shape the team. In a separate note, tea in England in 1650 cost from 30 to 60 dollars per pound.
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Bear River Bears
Ralph Crowton
England
Presidential Vote Change Gains Bipartisan Support
A constitutional amendment proposal by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr and Representative Ed Gossett would split a state's electoral votes proportionally to its popular vote. Backed by Senators Fulbright and Hill, the plan uses Ohio as an example where Truman would receive about 12.4 votes and Dewey about 12.3 under proportional allocation while states keep current vote totals.
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Washington
Congress
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Mass
Ed Gossett
Tex
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Lister Hill
Ala
Ohio
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Mr. Truman
Dewey
Henry A. Wallace
U. S
Wyoming
Idaho governor weighs outlawing slot machines
Governor Robins argues interpretation of the law fuels the current backlash in Boise and urges the legislature to outlaw slot machines. A. Y. Satterfield leads Idaho Allied Civic forces in backing a statewide crackdown backed by churches. Pocatello businessman pledges active support as anti gambling efforts intensify. One half million loaves of bread could be saved daily if every family in the U S ate a half slice less per day.
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Idaho
Robins
A. Y. Satterfield
Satterfield
Pocatello
U.S
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Leslie Billings
Ogden
Wilbur Sweet
H. R. Spencer
John Benedict
Leadore
Olive Grace Sweet
Mrs
Thelma Sweet
Harry Sweet
Henry Neubauer
Sterling
Ford Neubauer
August Neubauer
Fred Gohl
Clarance
Neubauer
Rinhold Wetzel
Mack Bowler
William Weisenburger
John Sanderson
Porter Mitchell
Mitchel
Frank Kucera
Ed Rast
John Liese
Albert Proctor
Carlos Lounsbury
Joe Kucera
Helen Hobbs
Pauline Grischowsky
Joseph Kucera Sr
F. R. Reed
Tom Tibor
I. L. Harwood
John Rast
Ralph Bowler
William Hansen
Ray Barnard
Ralph Wheeler
Russell Collings
August Wetzel
Henry Wetzel
John Siemers
Farrel Rosen
J. P. Mehlhoff
Elaine Phelps
Dorothy Nelson
Tom Paris
Cathedral City
California
Mr. Paris
Essie Sluder
Idaho Falls
Margarite Bowman
Nadine
Mrs. Orin Sluder
Carol
New Orleans
William Clemens
Dale
Nola
Vera Still
Springfield
Agnes Schmershall
P. C. Schmershall
Jo Ann
Filer
Ross Boulton
J. H. Alston
Hereford
Texas
E. J. Maisch
Seattle
Jack Altmyer
Great Falls
Charles Boulton
Rowe Boulton
John Maisch
Charles Easley
Methodist Church
Boise
Gerald Kennedy
Lincoln
Nebraska
Portland
Oregon
Kennedy
Shelley
Ashton
Aberdeen
Christ
Church
Be Easley
Emil Bower
Sheriff's Office
Andress Watts Jr
A. J. Watts
Watts
Boeing Aircraft Plant
University of Provo
Joseph Arbon
Arbon
Arbon Valley
AMA Convention
America
Maytag
Henriksen's Radio & Appliance CO
Bulova Walton
Nate Morgan Jewlilxs
Jewel Elgin
Carmen
Remington
Bulova
Elizabeth
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