Carols Sound Across Gate City in Christmas Tone
A 70 voice choir directed by Virgil H. Camp plans Tuesday evening caroling routes from the First Ward LDS church, visiting east and west Pocatello streets by city bus. Christmas Eve and Day services at Trinity Episcopal St. Joseph Catholic and St. Anthony's feature choirs, organ music, and special hymns led by various pastors and directors.
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Pocatello
Virgil H. Camp
First Ward
LDS Church
F. M. Bistline
Trinity Episcopal Church
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
A. E. Albee
Trinity Church
St. Joseph’s
C. E. Cope
Clyde Schoonover
Bonita Cotterell
Paul de Vriendt
Mary Gustin
St. Anthony’s
Idaho to inaugurate cancer research program at university
Preliminary steps were taken to launch a cancer research program at the University of Idaho. Dr. Alfred M. Popma, Boise, chairman of the Idaho division executive committee of the American Cancer Society, met with the university research council to discuss a $20,000 Damon Runyon Memorial Fund grant and how to apply it with existing facilities. University President J. E. Buchanan said the first step is to determine feasible research forms given current resources.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
Alfred M. Popma
Boise
Idaho
American Cancer Society
University Research Council
Damon Runyon Memorial
University
J. E. Buchanan
Idaho Records Three New Polio Cases This Year
Three new polio cases were reported to the Idaho state health department on Monday. The four year old from Burley and two three year olds from Driggs and Gooding bring the annual total to 292 cases.
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Boise
Ida
State Health Department
Burley
Driggs
Gooding
Police Warn Motorists Against Prowling Threat
Pocatello police warn motorists not to leave valuables in or locked inside cars as a rash of prowlings continues. Chief of detectives R C Thomas says locking doors only risks damage when thieves break in. Nearly a dozen cars were prowled in the last three days, with losses including suitcases clothes and tools across several addresses. Babies born Monday at local hospitals are reported for families including Derie Blair and Lee.
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Pocatello
R.C. Thomas
Thomas
John Bauguss
Kingsville
Tex
Y S
South Eighth St
Pocatello Hospitals
Lynn Derie
South 11 Ave
St. Ant
Elmo
Lee
Fort Hall
St. Anthony’s
Wendell Blair
Inkom
Officials list local court pleas and fines
A roundup of court records shows Elmer J. Adkins pleaded not guilty with case set for December 26, Eddie DeWange Bishop is guilty with $50 bond due December 27. Many others face charges of vagrancy intoxication reckless driving illegal parking and related penalties with various bonds and suspended terms. Names include Guik Buchanan Gholson Capell Johnson Menousek Williams Reeves Orr and many more with dispositions ranging from guilty pleas to bond forfeitures.
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Elmer J. Adkins
R. N
Eddie DeWange Bishop
Paul Peter Guik
Albert Buchanan
Lorraine Gholson
Jack Josiah Capell
Bob Lee Johnson
North Fourth
Raymond L. Hansen
Stafford Apts
Joe Menousek
South Garfield
Pearl Williams
James L. Reeves
William Allen Orr
Stanley Hermanovich
Roland George
Lee Cruce Walker
Frank Williams
Kenneth William Aagard
Charles Emil Moyer
Paul E. Cutright
Charles Naranjo
Frank Murrieta
Roland S. Howell
Charles C
Boyd Hincks
North Fifth
Jesse L. Lowman
H. R. Howell
Pocatello Vet to Return Home and Resume Rail Work
Jim Moldenhauer 20 will be discharged from the navy Dee 27 and return to Pocatello to care for his widowed mother, Mrs. Lewis Moldenhauer, and resume his old brakeman job. His release followed a petition by the Bannock county War Mothers and help from Senator Taylor, with telegrams from Dec 16 onward guiding the steps to discharge.
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Lewis G. Mold
Idaho
Glen Taylor
South Fourth St
Jim
Jim Moldenhauer
Navy
Dee
Pocatello
Lewis G. Moldenhauer
Moldenhauer
Red Cross
Harry Ayers
Bannock County
The
War Mothers
Taylor
Bond Forfeitures For Multiple Illegal Parking Cases Listed
A list records bond forfeitures for numerous individuals over illegal parking with $1 bonds cited for each case. The text ends with a stray note about a beaver whose front teeth continually wear down as it gnaws trees, with remarks on teeth growth.
New Joint Task Force Seven Created for Eniwetok Tests
The Atomic Energy Commission announces Joint Task Force Seven to build the proving ground at Eniwetok and run outdoor testing of atomic weapons. Dr. Carol K. Froman will head technical operations. Lt. Gen. John E. Hull will command military operations with Army Navy and Air Force units involved.
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Washington
Joint Task Force Seven
Atom Proving Ground
Eniwetok
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
New Proving Ground
Carol K. Froman
Los Alamos
N.M
Atomic Laboratory
Army
Navy
Air Force
John E. Hull
Defense
James Forrestal
Strike Threatens Western Union Service Cancelled
AFL Telegraph Unions end planned strike to ensure uninterrupted Western Union services including greeting telegrams during the holiday season, announced Monday by E. E. von of the local Western Union office.
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AFL
E. E. von
Western Union
Policemen in Portland Should Stand Six Feet From Posts
Police officers on duty in Portland Maine are required by The America Magazine to maintain a minimum distance of six feet from any post or structure.
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Portland
Americca Magazine
Home Furnishings Sale Ad: Lamps and Tables
Colorful advertisement highlights floor and table lamps, occasional tables, platform pieces, rockers, hassocks, and shag rugs. Shoppers can expect a display of decor items across living room ensembles with emphasis on style and affordability.
Accident sparks suit against Motor Transit Co of Pocatello
M J Watts and Ada Watts filed a district court suit for 33881.50 after their minor son Marlon Douglas Watts was struck by a Motor Transit bus on Randolph Street Alameda on March 26 1946. Plaintiffs allege a broken right leg scalp and head injuries and permanent disability of the right arm with hospital stay through May 14 1946.
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Motor Transit Co
Pocatello
M. J. Watts
Ada Watts
Marlon Douglas Watts
Randolph St
Oak St
Alameda
Police Theatres Celebrate Christmas Preview Show
Fox Theaters city manager Bob Anderson hosted a surprise 11 p m preview of The Road to Rio at the Chief theater for the Poce tello police department annual Christmas party. Policemen wives and guests dined after the film with deer steaks from Chief R J Roubidoux. Mayor Geo R Phillips was honored guest. B W Davis acted as toastmaster. A local music firm provided a radio phonograph for music.
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Pocetello
Bob Anderson
Fox Theaters
Rio
R. J. Roubidoux
B. W. Davis
Geo R. Phillips
Bannock County Maps Intensive War On Weeds
Bannock county plans a spring noxious weed control program led by M B Smith and William J Steele with Ernest Selders directing district surveys. A land-owner survey will run January 1 to March 1 to map weed spread as county workers visit farms and pursue county managed control. if needed, contractors may assist.
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Bannock County
Drew Dunn
County Commission
Dunn
M. B. Smith
William J. Steele
Ernest Selders
Goose bites postman highlight hazard in St. Joseph
A postman, A. R. Saunders, was bitten by a patron's goose in St. Joseph Missouri, alerting the National Safety Council to a new occupational hazard.
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Chicago
A. R. Saunders
St. Joseph
National Safety Council
Fire losses around 1947 reach record $700 million
Fire losses during 1947 are expected to reach the all-time high of $700,000,000, a figure that equals the estimated cost of running the New York state government in 1947-48.
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New York
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