Pocatello JC Sets Off Publicity With Miss Lush Feature
The Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce membership drive is highlighted in the current issue of Future the National Junior Chamber magazine. A photo shows committeeman Bill Reynolds embraced by Miss Lush impersonators Virginia Kersavan and Debora Christensen.
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Virginia Kersavan
Debora Christensen
Bill Hall
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1948 Had Fewer Traffic Mishaps Says McKinnon
Pocatello Police Captain Frank McKinnon said 1948 saw fewer accidents than 1947 but more deaths and arrests. He noted 716 accidents investigated in 1947 versus 670 in 1948, 1169 traffic arrests in 1947 and 1223 in 1948, with three deaths in 1948 and two in 1947.
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Frank McKinnon
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Home Bound Fans Delayed By Mountain Storm
A blizzard in the mountains dumped snow on the Ridge Route Sunday and slowed Rose Bowl fans returning home. Winds up to 60 mph halted traffic at times as California police blocked the route and required chains. Plows and sanders kept one-lane passage under escort. 40 miles north of Los Angeles. Arizona highways also iced with hazardous conditions.
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Jewish Writer Ends His Life
Santa Monica California UP Lewis Browne a 51 noted author and authority on Jewish problems was found dead Monday at the Uplifters ranch. He left a note saying I have no fear of death I think of it as an endless leap Browne formerly rabbified Temple Israel Waterbury Conn resigned 1926 to write and lecture His best known books included Stranger Than Fiction This Believing World Why Jews Are Like That Something Went Hadgi and The Wisdom of Israel
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Tragic Seattle DC-3 crash claims 14 lives
A DC-3 charter crashed near Boeing Field injuring 11 and killing 14 including pilot William Chavers and several Yale athletes. Survivors describe flames and a wingtip ground contact as the craft rose and plunged into a hangar, with many passengers from Seattle Spokane Portland and Vancouver. The CAA investigated weather and takeoff advisories amid memorial reactions from Yale officials and families.
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Restricted New York area fuels national ready to wear supply
A limited section of New York supplies 85 percent of the United States ready to wear goods. The products are expedited by air and rail express to destinations nationwide.
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Pioneer Sheepman Dies at Rupert
Peter Efteinou, 58, pioneer sheepman of Minidoka county, died December 30 near Rupert from a heart attack at his sheep camp. In business about 40 years with his brother Joseph, he will be buried in Rupert cemetery after funeral services at St. Nicholas Catholic Church in Rupert Tuesday at 10 a.m. with Rev. Father D. L. McElligott presiding.
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Charles H. Smith Dies at Rupert Age 74
Rupert Idaho Charles Henry Smith 74 veteran railroad man and pioneer of the Minidoka project died of a heart attack at 145 p m on a downtown street after years of ill health. Born February 13 1874 in Mattoon Illinois he married Della Lewis in Canyon City Colorado in 1902. He moved to Minidoka in 1903 and served as telegraph operator cashier at the Union Pacific depot in Twin Falls and Rupert agent until 1940. Survivors include his widow and two adopted daughters Mrs Claire Wheeler Springfield Missouri and Mrs Jean Ralls Tremonton Utah.
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Canyon City
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Twin Falls
Masonic Lodge
Claire Wheeler
Springfield
Jean Ralls
Tremonton
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Burley Rotarians Honor District Governor at Dinner
Burley Rotary Club will host a dinner at the National hotel to fete District Governor Gordon M. Baxter of Provo Utah. The event featured songs, solos, poems and stories with members and guests. officers and spouses assisted with arrangements and decorations.
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Pair Charged With Grand Larceny
Justice of the Peace Charles W Hyde issued grand larceny charges against Hayward Evans 21 and Alfred Hale 21 for pocketing Ben Maney an Indian on New Year s Eve. Police say one boy slipped Maney s pocket and tossed the wallet containing 75 dollars to the other. the pair were jailed in the county jail after arrest for theft.
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The Wolf Ancestor of Domesticated Dogs
The dog’s origin is obscure but likely traces to early human domestication. The wolf is regarded as the most important ancestor of today’s dog lineage.
Holifield seeks panel to draft fair witness code
Representative Chet Holifield of California urged Congress to form a special committee to draft a code of fair practices to protect witnesses before House committees, targeting the Un American Activities panel with ongoing clashes.
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Blackfoot Students Ship Food Packages to Europe
Blackfoot high school Tri-Hi-Y members packed and mailed needy child boxes to Europe as part of Christmas efforts. Seventy five students contributed groceries clothing and personal items guided by sponsor Mrs Knudson and Mrs Prins with boxes sent to England Holland Germany France and Spain.
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S. A. Prins
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Holland
Germany
France
Spain
North Carolina launches a million dollar marine research program
North Carolina announces a one million dollar program to study and manage its marine fisheries resources. The effort aims to assess stocks, improve conservation, and guide policy for coastal communities and industries.
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