Registration urged for North Bannock farm event in Pocatello
Advance registration is urged for the North Bannock farm and home institute in Pocatello on February 23. The program includes a 1 pm general session in the grange hall and a 7:30 pm session with speakers from University of Idaho and Aberdeen experiment station, plus a banquet with Prof. H. C. Harmsworth as guest speaker and a 9 pm dance to close.
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North Bannock Farm and Home Institute
Pocatello
Albert Mylrose
Grange Hall
Seventh Ave
Jed Ashton
Anton S. Horn
Extension Horticulturist
Boise
Ralph Knight
Aberdeen Experiment Station
R. V. Swanson
H. C. Harmsworth
Moscow
University of Idaho Political Science Department
Wide Area Flood Threat From West to Midwest
Warm thawing weather spread flood threats from the Pacific Northwest to the middle west and Kentucky. Forecaster Ralph Ulrich warned of new flood risks in eastern Kansas and surrounding states while Montana and Wyoming thaw aid crews clearing snow. A cold snap is expected to nip the thaw and southern Dakota may face blizzards.
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Mercury
Pacific Northwest
Middle West
Kentucky
Kansas City
Ralph Ulrich
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
South Dakota
Japan's Finance Minister Wines on Budget Woes
Tokyo reports that new finance minister Sunroku Izumiyama has quit after a past drunken incident involving a female legislator. Hayato Ideka, his successor, is noted for a reputation as a heavy drinker and a possible drinking record.
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Tokyo
Japan
Sunroku Izumiyama
Hayato Ideka
William L. Frank dies. funeral at Elks Temple
William L. Frank, Burley business man, died February 4 after a heart attack. Funeral services were held Friday at the Elks Temple with Elks and Masons in charge. Burial was in Burley cemetery with American Legion graveside rites. Survived by brother Edward G. Frank and several half siblings. Born May 19, 1888, in Nortonville Kansas, he moved to Burley in 1917 and ran the Bill Frank Electric Shop after returning from Ventura California in 1930.
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Elks Temple
William L. Frank
Pind
Elks
Masonic Lodges
Harry Harpster
RenDon TI. Smith
Elks Quartet
Hal Matthews
Mac Martin
Olmier Lowe
Kay Clark
Sang
Wesof
Pee
Burley Cemetery
American Legion
Stanley Valette
Mr. Frank
Nortonville
Kansas
Maurice J
Sarah E. Frank
Edward
Ventura
Calif
Bill Frank
Farmers Face More Control On Their Crop
Washington officials warn farmers may harvest large surpluses of cotton and wheat this year leading to possible government production controls on 1950 crops. Acreage allotments and marketing quotas could be imposed if supply meets or exceeds demand. farmers can vote against restrictions but risk a 50 percent cut in support price.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Department
Radio Programs List From Monday Headlines
A compact schedule of today’s radio programs includes Sacred Heart Bible Class Prophecy and Christian Science Hour with Rev H Springer. Also listed are Lutheran Hour and the American Radio Warblers featuring Michael O Duffy.
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Christian Science
Rev. H. Springer
Lutheran Hour
Uwis
American Radio Warblers
Michael O'Duffy
Red Rail Crews Steal 31 Cars in Germany
In Munich, Soviet backed rail crews moved a locomotive into the American zone and stole 31 freight cars. Officials noted the Soviets had to repair damaged track before the move and left two cars off the rails. Separately, Owyhee County Idaho reports rare mahogany and tropical growth trees.
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Munich
Germany
Owyhee County
Idaho
United States
Idaho Solons bog down in battle on gambling
Idaho’s legislature struggles with gambling policy as the senate backs local option gambling and the house stages heated debates. Sen. Glenn Bandelin argues for control and honesty, while Sen. Elmer Williams warns of eastern syndicates and lost wealth. A tied vote on the horse race bill followed by a close 29 to 28 defeat shows the contentious mood.
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Idaho
Boise
Senate
House
Glenn Bandelin
Bonner
Elmer Williams
Bingham
Bandelin
Williams
Howard Stodgehill
Lincoln
Snow Does Some Good
Idaho employment figures show a winter boost from snow conditions as job openings more than double in the week ending February 12. The Idaho Employment Service notes hundreds of snow shovelers hired, while overall unemployment rises due to weather halting many operations.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho Employment Service
ISES
Hoarders Shown With Their Loot in Czech Windows
In Pardubice a new twist to hoarding displays. Six men including a gray bearded shop keeper sat with their seized goods while a revolver-toting policeman stood behind the glass in a central store window.
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Prague
Pardubice
One Woman War Ended in Peace
Providence court orders Eva Parness to cease all telephone calls to neighbors the Kaplans and Roiffs. The six year harassment included persistent calling and loud hostile sounds during calls to the four households.
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Providence
R. 1
Eva Parness
Cigarette Shortage Fears Ease in German Factories
In Hamburg the Kyriazi cigarette factory director Hans Meinecke said there is enough tobacco to run machines for three months and expects more Orient shipments soon. Western zones host six large and 36 small factories producing 10 and 20 pack cigarettes priced 10 pfennigs to 1.24 pfennigs each. Imported tobacco is paid in dollars.
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Hamburg
Germany
Kyriazi
Hans Meinecke
Orient
Israel's First Assembly Sworn In at Jerusalem
President Chaim Weizmann urged peace with Arabs and friendship with all peace loving nations as Israel's first elected assembly was sworn in Jerusalem.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Palestine
Chaim Weizmann
Judge Medina berates defense attorney in Communist leaders trial
Judge Harold R. Medina rebuked attorney Harry Sacher as incorrigible during the fifth week of the trial of 11 indicted U S Communist leaders. The judge warned on evidence introduction as juror selection issues were questioned. U S Attorney John F X McGahey, nominated for another term by President Truman, awaits Senate confirmation.
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New York
Harold R. Medina
Medina
Harry Sacher
Joseph F. McKenzie
Sacher
McKenzie
U. S
John F. X. McGahey
Socks in bed advised for warmth and better sleep
Boston based report quotes Dr. Joseph S. Lelyveld of the National Foot Health Council advising that wearing socks to bed keeps feet warm helps you sleep better and feel better the next day.
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Boston
Joseph S. Lelyveld
National Foot Health Council
Birds Seek Nesting Sites Not Home For Winter
Birds do not fly home in winter. their nests become home until spring when they return.
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