Farm Bureau Group To Attend East Meet
Idaho Farm bureau plans to attend the American Farm Bureau convention in Atlantic City after a state gathering in Pocatello. About 40 delegates travel from Idaho to New York City December 9 then proceed to Atlantic City December 12 to 16 with a Washington, D. C. stop en route. Cyril Lau named voting delegate, J. F. Fredrickson to seek national director post. Allan B. Kline to preside in Atlantic City.
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Pocatello
Idaho Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau
Atlantic City
New York City
Idaho
Washington
D.C
John Webb
Idaho Bureau
J. F. Fredrickson
Idaho Organization
Webb
Cyril Lau
Grace
Allan B. Kline
Des Moines
E. R. Buehler
Wesley Hubbard
Harold Humphries
Shelley
Notices From Courts And Police In Idaho Town
Milton Jones and two others pleaded guilty to vagrancy and were fined 100 dollars with fines suspended on leaving town. A Rollins faced a 100 dollar fine and license suspension for one year after admitting to driving under the influence. Police bulletins report stolen 1935 Ford and a 1940 Ford truck, plus a lost billfold containing 57 dollars. Births recorded at General Hospital and St. Anthony's Hospital include several boys and girls to local families.
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Milton Jones
Gouseph Eugene Hubble
Ican Henry Ramsey
Art M. Rollins
Bruce Nelson
Blackfoot
Pocatello
HH. B. Gorby
North Main Street
Bruce Mooney
YMCA
Weather Conditions Across States Bring Clouds And Snow
Southern Idaho reports mostly cloudy skies with occasional snow flurries and scattered snow showers. Utah sees mostly cloudy conditions with a rain to snow mix in the northwest and southeast becoming partly cloudy. highs mainly in the 20s to 40s and lows around 20 to 38. City temperatures listed include Chicago 31, Denver 31, Las Vegas 25, Los Angeles 45, Miami 66, New York 41, Salt Lake City 40, San Francisco 45, Seattle 58.
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Idaho
Utah
West
North Rt
Oibe Seoevere
Chicago
Denver
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Miami
New Orleans
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Armida Divorced From Bud Glenn in Reno Nevada
Mexican film star Armida Ven drell regained her maiden name after divorcing orchestra leader Bud Glenn. They wed December 18, 1938, in Valparaiso Indiana.
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Reno
Nev
Armida
Bud Glenn
Armida Vendrell
Valparaiso
Ind
Downey Man To Head Farm Group
S LeRoy Salvesen of Downey will head agricultural conservation in Bannock county for 1949. Edwin R DeKay of Pocatello is elected committee vice chair, with Lyndon Green of McCammon and Arthur J Fagnant of Lava Hot Springs as regular members and Edwin K Bullock of Pocatello and others as alternates.
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Bannock County
S. LeRoy Salvesen
Downey
Quince Rice
State
Pocatellan
Edwin R. DeKay
Lyndon Green
McCammon
Arthur J. Fagnant
Lava Hot Springs
Edwin K. Bullock
Pocatello
Salvesen
Arimo
Swan Lake
Rt.1
Lewis Selders
Rt. 2
Murl McNabb
Inkom
Earl Kelsey
E. R. Beuhler
Lawrence Evans
W. E. Bullock
Wallace W. Winn
Fred Penrose
Orville Thompson
Duane Merrill
Guy Curtis
Willis Brim
Radio Commentator Swing To Speak At Idaho U
Ray mond Swing, noted radio commentator and foreign correspondent, will address a special student session at the University of Idaho in Moscow on December 9.
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Swing
Idaho
Moscow
Ida
Raymond Swing
University of Idaho
Actor Edward Miller Found Dead in Griffith Park
Ed ward George Miller aged 65, longtime Hollywood and English actor, was found dead today in Griffith Park. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death.
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Los Angeles
Edward George Miller
Hollywood
Griffith Park
Jury Finds Man Guilty Of Petty Larceny
Frank Osbourne Koontz, 44, was found guilty of petty larceny by a six member jury before Justice of the Peace Charles W. Hyde. Koontz pleaded not guilty and testified, but the evidence and his past record led to conviction. He faces a maximum six months in jail and a $300 fine and will be sentenced by Judge Hyde.
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Frank Osbourne Koontz
Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Hyde
Koontz
Hyde
Harry Stedfeldt
John Perkins
Perkins
Guy Nelson
Moscow Special to Carry 175 Students Home for Christmas
An estimated 175 University of Idaho students will ride the Moscow Special home for the Christmas holiday. The nine car train leaves Moscow at 4 45 p m Friday December 17, arrives in Pocatello at 5 25 p m the next day, then continues to destinations. Return trips and connections to campuses are planned after vacation. The train includes a baggage car, coaches for girls and boys, three tourist sleepers for girls, one for boys, a married couples sleeping car and a dining car.
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University of Idaho
Moscow
Pocatello
Idaho
New Electric Appliance Store to Open in Idaho Falls
Plans announced for a new electrical appliance store at Second Avenue and Center Street in Idaho Falls. S C Rhoads of Idaho Power Company will finance a $25,000 building, to be leased to L E Wood who operates a Westinghouse shop in Idaho Falls, with completion expected by January 1.
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Second Avenue
Center Street
S. C. Rhoads
Idaho Power Company
L. E. Wood
Jesse M. Chase
Pocatello
Westinghouse
Idaho Falls
Rhoads
Five Idahoans Enter Air Force Enlistment
Five Gem State men were accepted at the Pocatello recruitment station for three year enlistments in the United States air force. They will report to Sheppard Field, Texas, for primary training. Dale F. Beck of Ovid, Joseph C. Bolton of Paris, Harland H. Hemsley of Rexburg, Garner Simmons of Idaho Falls, and Ernest J. Ball of Rexburg are named in the group.
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Gem State
Pocatello Army
United States Air Force
Sheppard Field
Tex
Dale F. Beck
Ovid
Leon A. Beck
Joseph C. Bolton
Paris
David L. Bolton
Harland H. Hemsley
Rexburg
Hamilton H. Hemsley
Garmer Simmons
Idaho Falls
Daniel Simmons
Ernest J. Ball
Fred Ball
Early spring cultivation kills wild oats effectively
The cropping note states that early spring cultivation is the most effective method to control wild oats. It emphasizes timely tillage to reduce weed seed reserves and improve subsequent crop performance.
Rita Hayworth Suspended For Missing Studio Work
Hollywood reports Rita Hayworth was suspended by Columbia Studio for failing to report to work on the upcoming production Lona Hanson in Nogales Arizona. The actress, recently divorced from Orson Welles, has avoided contact while continuing her high profile romance with Indian prince Ali Khan.
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Hollywood
Hayworth
Columbia
Miss Hayworth
Lona Hanson
Nogales
Ariz
Rita
Orson Welles
Prince Ali Khan
Aga Khan
French Riviera
Jaycees Award $160 Scholarship To ISU Student
Harold Reed announced the first annual Pocatello Jaycee scholarship of 160 dollars to Jack Wallace of Idaho State College. The prize begins last September and will be awarded each summer to a junior or senior who submits forms through college committees for Jaycee review.
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Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jack Wallace
Pocatello
Harold Reed
Idaho State College
Read
Jaycees
Jaycee Committee
U S Protest Over Hungary Seizure of Oil Firms
The United States protests Hungary for seizing two American owned oil companies. The State Department delivered the note to Hungary's foreign office in Budapest on Tuesday and warned of accountability for the properties involved.
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Washington
Hungary
United States
State Department
Budapest
Exam Unit Keeps Busy in Pocatello Induction Examinations
Lieut George Claxton reports 41 induction eligible men examined Friday at the station, bringing the month's total to 41. December will see 146 Gerd State men undergo full physical and mental exams as names including Thorndek, Sparks, Sherwood, Reeves, Lyons Koeven, Smith, Campbell, Thompson, Denton, Burgemeister, Avery, Deger, Lamond Bingham, and Benalty appear on the roster. Horseshoes trace back to 500 BC with early iron shoes.
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Pocatello
George Claxton
Ruben Samuel Thorndek
Paris
William
Dean Sparks
Parig
Ray Earl Sherwood
Leslie Duane Reeves
Keith Lyons -Koeven
Leon Smith
Joseph Campbell
Max L. Thompson
Jerome
Lena E. Denton
Rodrick Burgemeister
Golden“. Avery
Wendell L. Deger
Robert Lamond Bifigham
Cyrus Benatly
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Farm Bureau Group
News OF Record
Births
General Hospital
Harold Glick
Stansbury
St. Anthony's Hospital
S. C. Henderson
Yellowstone
William Daybreast
Ge “Ee Charles Selders
Leslie Shay
Fort Hall
Ben Elidredge
Portneuf Park
United Press
Glamor Girls
Don Flowers
Soi
Bannock
HOTEL
Southeast Idaho Furniture CO
J. N. Schmitz and Associates Furniture Specialists
E. Center
Prince
Mexico City
Havana
JayCees Aid
U. S
Nate Morgan
Diamonds
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