Burley Chamber Announces Dinner Meetings and College Discussion
Burley Chamber of Commerce secretary Mack Crouch announced a dinner meeting Monday December 6 at 7 p.m. at the National hotel with Clarence H. Phillips and Wallace S. Averill as special guests. Albion representatives will attend and the South Idaho College of Education status will be discussed along with the Peabody report. A second dinner on December 7 will involve city council members and chamber members to discuss Burley’s electric power situation. The quarterly chamber meeting is set for December 13.
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Mack Crouch
Albion
South Idaho College of Education
Peabody
Cassia County
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Crouch
The
Record auction steers fetch 10.75 per pound at International Exposition
Old Gold an Aberdeen Angus steer owned by C E Yoder & Sons Muscatine Iowa sold for 12700 dollars at 10.75 a pound setting a new record at the International Livestock Exposition. The grand champion weighed about 1200 pounds and drew bids led by the Izer Brothers for Shamrock hotel opening in Houston. Texo the reserve grand champion sold for four dollars a pound to the same buyers.
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Chicago
Hursday
C. Eler & Sons
Muscatine
Izer Brothers
Glenn H. McCarthy
McCarthy
Houston
Texas
Claude Milwee
Cobb
Okla
Col
Y G. Johnson
Ron Belton
Johnson
Aelters
Texo
Pecos County
Cleo Yoder
Cleo
Carol
New Look Aids In Shoplifting Shoppers Shuffle
Philadelphia detective testified that a fashion trend called the new look revived the shoplifter's shuffle. Joseph Burns described women using long skirts to conceal garments and slipping away, with one method to break their stride forcing them to drop the goods. Mary D. Berry faced $1500 bail at the hearing.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Burns
Burns
James McBride
Mary D. Berry
Counties Get Trophies
Gov Robins said he notified all 44 counties that Idaho has been apportioned war trophies and other devices by the army under a postwar law. The trophies include machine guns artillery and other arms to be placed on a common carrier. Counties requesting trophies must pay related expenses as no state fund covers them.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
79Th Congress
Robins
Maritime strike nears settlement after wage deal
The CIO Marine Cooks and Stewards reached a wage agreement with west coast shipowners leaving only two hurdles before final settlement of the 93 day Pacific maritime strike. Ratification by both union and ship owners groups was expected today as one of the five unions remains without a contract.
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San Francisco
CIO Marine Cooks and Stewards
Union
Pacific American Shipowners’ Association
CIO American Radio Association
PSAS
Idaho Accountant Session Slated
The Idaho Society of Public Accountants will hold its semiannual meeting in Boise on Saturday. Principal speakers include Lincoln G. Kelly of Salt Lake City and Ralph B. Mayo of Denver, vice president of the national Institute of Accountants. L. J. Randell of Wallace will preside.
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Boise
Idaho Society of Public Accountants
Lincoln G. Kelly
Salt Lake City
Ralph B. Mayo
Denver
National Institute of Accounts
L. J. Randell
Wallace
Idaho Society
French Bicyclist Sets 11 000 Mile Saigon Ride
Louis Brans kissed his wife goodbye in Paris near Notre Dame and rode toward Saigon French Indo China. He expects an eight month journey covering 11 000 miles with stops along the way.
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Paris
Louis Brans
Notre Dame
Saigon
Burley Rotary Hosts Burley High Team at Luncheon
Burley Rotary Club entertained Burley High School grid team and coach Rulon Budge at a noon luncheon. President LaMar Craner led the event with visitingRotarians from Idaho and Utah in attendance. Coach Budge spoke, introduced the players, and shared SICE campus pictures presented by Gene Cooper and Ernie Craner. Next meeting set for Tuesday.
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Burley
Burley Rotary Club
Rulon Budge
LaMar Craner
Max Greenlee
Buhl
Tom Bell
Rupert
Albert Ronk
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Carpenter
Twin Falls
A. C. DeMary
Roy Cunningham
Bill Cook
Fire ruins housing for North Texas instructor
SO NEAR YET SO FAR Arlington Texas UP T. M. Jasper mathematics instructor at North Texas Agricultural College rented a three room garage apartment for the term but a fire destroyed the structure before he could move in.
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Arlington
Tex
T. M. Jasper
North Texas Agricultural College
Pearl Harbor Day observance set for December seventh
December seventh observance planned with George Carmody in charge and Bill Burton supervising entertainment.
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Pearl Harbor
George Carmody
Bill Burton
Burley Lodge Elects Officials and Dance Planned
Burley Odd Fellows held their annual election naming Ernest M. Steelsmith noble grand and James Janek vice grand. Other officers include William Core recording secretary Haslett Leigh financial secretary John S. Robinson treasurer and Ted Arbogast trustee for three years. A dance with Rebekahs from Burley and Rupert is set for Dec 11 at Burley hall with a pot luck supper at 7 30 p.m.
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Burley
Odd Fellows Lodge
Ernest M. Steelsmith
James Janek
William Core
Haslett Leigh
John S. Robinson
Ted. Arbogast
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Rupert
Burley Hall
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Mary Lee Taylor
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Swift
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Nalley
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Kellogg’s
Gerber
T. A. Grocery Call
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Burley Lodge
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