Taylor Seeks Idaho Third Party Linked to Wallace Bid
Senator Glen Taylor, having left the Democratic party to back Henry Wallace, announces a planned Idaho third party to field presidential electors and other candidates if the Coulter Gossett faction wins the Democratic primary. He appeals to supporters to join him despite partisan divides.
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Glen H. Taylor
Democratic Party
Henry A. Wallace
Idaho
Congress
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Taylor
Coulter
Gossett
Wall Street
Senate
House
Wallace
Kiwanis Club Shows Special Movie in luncheon
About 55 Kiwanis members watched the film Fred Jones Kiwanian during a Tuesday luncheon at the Pioneer Fg of the Hotel Bannock in Pocatello. Roy Brown presented the production sponsored by Kiwanis International about public welfare projects. O R Craven announced, Leona Eagan sang with R F Goransen on piano.
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Kiwanis Club
Fred Jones
Kiwanian
Bannock Tuesay
Pocatello
Roy Brown
Kiwanis International
O. R. Craven
Leona Eagan
R. F. Goransen
Kiwanis
J. L. Wurster
E. M. Reynolds
E. A. Wilcox
Harold Hoge
Ray Miller
Roy Parrington
Polio Victim Returns Home In Idaho
Thayle Alvin Byington Jr., 16 months, Pocatello's first 1948 polio case, has returned home with parents Thayle and Mrs. Byington. He walked with help from furniture, improving after a severe illness. Doctors will monitor progress with three month Boise clinic visits as the Polio Fund aided the family with mounting expenses.
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Thayle Alvin Byington
Pocatello
Thayle Byington
North Thirteenth Ave
Thayle Jr
Boise
Thayle
Byington
Record of Local Court Fines and Bond Forfeitures
A list of individuals named in an intoxication case roster with ages and outcomes. Several defendants had bond forfeitures or pleaded guilty, with fines ranging from five to twenty five dollars. one case involved operating a vehicle with defective brakes and resulted in a guilty plea and five dollar fine.
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Snyder Wishop
Dave Papse
Jim Eagle
Leo L. Curzon
Lynn Mortensen
Tom Compton
Arvel Homer Sweet
Alfred Lester Olson
Sterling’ Hanks
Water Meeting Set for Boise
The annual meeting of the Southwestern Idaho Water Conservation Project Inc will be held in Boise on Wednesday evening. E W Rising of Washington will report on reclamation progress. Officers to be elected include Harry Morrison of Morrison Knudsen Boise as president and William Welsh as secretary.
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Boise
Southwestern Idaho Water Conservation Project, Inc
E. W. Rising
Washington
SWICP
Harry Morrison
Morrison-Knudsen Company
William Welsh
Police Bulletins List Local Auto Thefts And Suspects
Stolen items reported from vehicles include a chrome rear view mirror belonging to T W McCabe of 337 South Johnston Ave and a chrome radiator ornament from a 1947 Buick taken from Hayden Stites of 1439 North Arthur Ave. A jail escape suspect Marion White, 19, 5 7, 179 pounds, blue eyes and brown hair is also noted among theft cases. The Jefferson County sheriff's office is handling the investigations.
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T. W. McCabe
South
Johnson Ave
Hayden Stites
North Arthur Ave
Buick
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office
Marion White
Man Suson
Idaho Alls
Justice Court Clerk Counts Speeding Guilty Plea
Murray Baum pleaded guilty to speeding in Justice Court and was fined 25 dollars. Fred Brethan faced reckless driving charges with no final disposition recorded.
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Murray Baum
Fred Brethan
Births in Virginia and Benson Hotel celebrate two boys
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bowman of Virginia welcome a boy born February 23 at St. Anthony's hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allen at the Benson hotel announce a son born February 23 at St. Anthony's.
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Lloyd Bowman
Virginia
Boy
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Joseph Allen
Benson Hotel
Governor Describes Idaho Scenic Wonders to Spokane
Gov C A Robins addressed the Spokane Chamber of Commerce detailing Idaho's scenery and promotional efforts to attract tourists. He cited Idaho attractions Hell's Canyon Thousand Springs and City of Rocks and noted fishing big game resources and a growing phosphate fertilizer industry. Tourism in the Northwest was projected to 10 to 15 billion dollars locally boosting regional travel and industry.
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Watt
C. A. Robins
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Gem State
Pacific Northwest
Robins
Northwest
Idaho Board of Publicity
Tom Canning & Associates
Boise
Hell’s Canyon
Thousand Springs
City of Rocks
Pond Rites Set Thursday
Grace, Idaho Falls area funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. for Lewis Sumner Pond 67 merchant and former Grace mayor who died Monday night at his home. Pond was active in Lions Club and Boy Scouts. district governor 1934-35. Lions International director for three years. Silver Beaver award recipient for 30 years of scouting. longtime secretary of Grace National Farm Loan Association. secretary-treasurer of Consolidated NFLA for Ban nock Bear Lake and Caribou counties. active LDS church worker.
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Consolidated N.F.L.A
Bannock
Bear Lake
Caribou
LDS Church
Obituaries for Swensen Rasmussen and Hayek service notices
George A. Swensen 70 a Lava resident and former painter died after a short illness. Olivia Mae Rasmussen 55 died at home with funeral Friday at 2 pm LDS Third Ward service. Betty Bell Hayek 46 wife of James Hayek Inkom died Sunday and funeral Wednesday at 2 pm Mountain View cemetery is planned.
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Olivia Mae Rasmussen
Third Ward
LDS Church
R. K. Hart
Hall
Mountain View Cemetery
Betty Bell Hayek
James Hayek
Inkom
Downard Chapel
A. M. Alexander
Ward
Permit Issued for Ready-Mixed Concrete Co Building
A building permit was issued to Ready-Mixed Concrete Co by inspector A. A. Girard for a new structure on North Third Ave in the 400 block. The project is valued at 5000 dollars and measures 60 by 100 feet.
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Ready-Mixed Concrete Co
A. A. Girard
North Third Ave
City Studies Annexation and Village Debate South of Pocatello
City officials consider extending limits southward while county commissioners weigh incorporation of the proposed Blackrock village along U.S. Highway 91. Petitions for and against annexation and village status circulated as Mayor Phillips and commissioners await legal and financial reviews. A public meeting is set for March 3 to discuss expansion and the Blackrock proposal.
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Blackrock
George R. Phillips
County Planning Board
Alameda
Ross Park
Portneuf
Shamrock Club
W. H
Pete) Jensen
Commission
Idaho
Jensen
Lew Cox
Queson
John R. Black
Mr. Black
Windstorm fails to halt business at Thrifty Cleaners
Operators of the Thrifty Cleaners on First and Lewis Streets announced Tuesday that Sunday wind damage to their building had not forced them to close. The damage was limited to a rarely used area, and business is being conducted as usual.
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Lewis Streets
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