Assessors Seek To Force Idahoans To Declare Property
Boise Idaho. The Idaho Association of County Assessors at its annual meeting proposed legislation to require property owners to report overlooked property. The group adopted a resolution on this and also pressed for earlier license plate sales and uniform real estate valuations. They recommended new sale dates from December 15 to January 31 and urged broad valuation increases for cattle horses sheep poultry and sugar along with uniform assessment of real estate and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho Association of County Assessors
Gem
McKaig predicts slim Wallace vote and strong Dewey lead
Boise national deputy Grange master Ray McKaig says Henry Wallace may win at most about a million votes in the third party run. He rates Dewey far ahead of Taft Stassen Eisenhower MacArthur and Dewey remains the front runner with Warren seen as only California focused.
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Boise
Ray McKaig
Henry Wallace
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
McKaig
Bolise
Denver
Colorado
Idaho
Progressive Party
Robert la Follette
Granger
Taft
Willkie
Stassen
Minnesota
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Eastern Idaho Production Credit Meeting in Blackfoot
Stockholders of the Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association will meet at the LDS tabernacle Blackfoot on Wednesday Jan 7 with noon luncheon served by the Thomas Ward Relief Society. President Thomas Heath will oversee the business session followed by reports on progress and finances by Secretary Treasurer Clarence Hart. A. B. Robertson VP of the Production Credit Corporation of Spokane will be the featured speaker. The group will announce full liquidation of government stock and note member ownership now covers the association. Two directors will be elected to replace retiring Carl yle Chaffin and Murdock.
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Blackfoot
Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association
LDS Tabernacle
Thomas Ward Relief Society
Thomas Heath
Busines
Clarence Hart
A. B. Robertson
Production Credit Corporation of
Spokane
Eastern Idaho Association
Carlyle, Chaffin
Idaho Falls
Murdock
Malad FFA Chapter earns silver rating in national contest
Malad Idaho FFA chapter won a silver rating in a national competition sponsored by the FFA Foundation of Washington and received an $80 prize. Glenn Lee Williams was chapter president last year.
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Ida
Future Farmers of America
FFA Foundation, Inc
Washington
Glenn Lee Williams
Prohibitionists Seek Idaho Ballot Spots for 1948 Candidates
Virgil C. Finell of Indiana wrote Idaho Secretary of State J D Price requesting guidance on placing Prohibition Party candidates on the 1948 ballot. Price said no push yet for Henry Wallace, who plans a relaunch of his third party with a new name. Idaho requires a state convention with at least 200 qualified electors to form a new party.
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Virgil C. Finell
Indiana
J. D
Cy) Price
Idaho
Price
Henry Wallace
Wallace
New Idaho polio case reported as year tally rises
A 14 year old Wilder girl was hospitalized in Boise with poliomyelitis becoming Idaho’s fourth case of the new year. The State Department of Public Health also reported a six year old Boise girl diagnosed last September, bringing Idaho’s 1947 polio total to 293.
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Boise
Ida
Wilder
Idaho
State Department of Public Health
Idaho Admits Twelve to State Bar in Boise Proceedings
Twelve Idahoans including four Pocatello residents were admitted to the Idaho bar in a Tuesday session before the state supreme court. Recipients named include Lloyd E Haight of Pocatello and others from Boise Parma Payette Nampa Twin Falls Sandpoint Wallace Moscow Idaho Falls and Moscow with diverse educational backgrounds.
Twin Falls Names Manager in Pioneer League 1948
Former major leaguer Charlie Metro will manage the Twin Falls Pioneer entry in 1948 announced by business manager Jack Radtke. Metro rises from the Bisbee Arizona Texas League club which finished runner up in 1947 replacing Earl Bolyard who was released to manage the Norfolk Piedmont League nine. Metro played for the Philadelphia Athletics and Detroit Tigers. Earliest Illinois trespassing of animals law dates to 1819.
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TWIN FALLS, _Ida
Charlie Metro
Twin Falls Pioneer Loop
Jack Radtke
Metro
Bisbee
Hie
Earl Bolyard
Philadelphia Athletes
Detroit Tigers
Complaint Filed In Probate Court Over Magazine Fees
Chest er Belcher sues Joseph F Frederickson and Mrs Frederickson for 90.48 claimed for calendars and Gem State Peace Officer magazine.
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Chester Belcher
Joseph F. Frederickson
Gem State Peace Officer” Magazine
Police Court Pleas In Alcohol And Driving Offenses
Dion Williams pleaded not guilty to intoxication. Edwin Palmer age 19 pleaded guilty to drunk driving with $100 fine and $50 suspended. Junior Pohipe age 19 pleaded guilty to leaving scene of an accident with $25 fine and two month license suspension. R L Wallace bond forfeited on stop signal for $2.50. Carl Gustaf Carlson age 45 pleaded guilty to intoxication with $15 fine. Ray Belcourt age 45 pleaded guilty to intoxication with $15. Archie English age 38 intoxication with $25. Marshall Williams intoxication pleaded guilty with $25.
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Dion Williams
Edwin Palmer
Jefferson Ave
Junior Pohipe
R. L. Wallace
R. J
South
Carl Gustaf Carlson
Ray Belcourt
Archie English
Marshall Williams
Marriage Licenses Issued In Pocatello
Don L. Arnold age 21 and Betty Spraker age 19, both of Pocatello, obtained marriage licenses.
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Don L. Arnold
Pocatello
Betty Spraker
Forgery Suspect Sought by Bear Lake County Sheriff
Police bulletin lists Harry L. Smith, age 30 to 35, 5 ft 10 in, light blonde hair, slender build, broken speech. Described in sloppy tan suede suit driving a blue 1941 Chevrolet coupe with Idaho plates 1-B or 2-B.
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Bear Lake County
Harry L. Smith
Idaho
Hospital Drive Workers to Meet for Final Fund Drive
A meeting of St. Anthony Mercy hospital expansion fund drive workers is set for 8 pm Wednesday in St. Anthony church basement. Lou Haller, publicity chairman, says solicitors will focus on compact areas within about a one block radius. Funds raised as of Jan 1 totaled $156,878.
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St. Anthony Mercy Hospital
St. Anthony Church
St. Anthony Hall
Lou Haller
Haller
Police investigate garage break-in drained anti-freeze
The Rev. LeRoy Walker of 122 South Garfield Ave reported a burglary at his garage where the auto radiator was drained of anti-freeze and water. Police are investigating the incident.
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LeRoy ‘Walker
South
Garfield Ave
Film Life at the Naval Academy shown to Kiwanis
A film titled Life at the Naval Academy will be shown to the Kiwanis club at noon on Wednesday in the Bannock hotel. CWT H. C. Brown from the Pocatello U S Navy Recruiting Service will present the program.
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The
Naval Academy
Kiwanis Club
Bannock Hotel
H. C. Brown
Pocatello U. S. Navy Recruiting Service
Mrs Peterson Dies in Salt Lake City
Mrs Mary Sophronia Peterson aged 78 died at her home in Salt Lake City on Monday. Her death followed within less than 20 hours by the death of her brother Alvin Fielding Smith 73 a librarian at the historian's office of the LDS church.
Roche elected president of Gate City Kiwanis
O G Roche 1021 East Fremont Street chosen new president at a Monday night dinner meeting at the Last Frontier club. He succeeds Ray A Merman who led the local club in 1947. Also elected were William H Welton first vice president E H Johnsmeyer second vice president and Tom B Dolman secretary. Seven new Kiwanis board members named Jack Henderson Irvin Maag Martell Fogg Dr Myron Porges Jr Dr O F Call Sam Otto and Wallace Hardy. Over 200 Kiwanians and guests attended with Marvin F Carlson lieutenant governor of Kiwanis third district as speaker. Spencer Ford of the Pocatello club was toastmaster.
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O. G. Roche
Kiwanis
G. Roche
Pocatello
Kiwanis Club
Last Frontier Club
Roche
Ray A. Merman
Bing Hong
Marvin F. Carlson
Buhl
East
Fremont St
North
Lincoln Ave
William H. Welton
South Ninth Ave
E. H. Johnsmeyer
Tom B. Dolman
East Clark St
Wanis Board of
Jack Henderson
Irvin Maag
Martell Fogg
Myron Porges, Jr
O. F. Call
Sam Otto
Wallace Hardy
Kiwanians
Spencer Ford
Pocatello Club
Gate City notes travel plans and local notices
Neil K. Chase of 109 Hawthorne Ave leaves Pocatello by air for Salt Lake City to handle business and returns Thursday. Charles Fisher of 558 North Grant Ave sails January 12 for a Western Airlines conference in Los Angeles, expected back around January 18. A Bannock hotel lunch is set for Wednesday with Mrs. R G Hemingway in charge. A W V F W post 735 meeting is announced for 8 pm tonight with dues for 1948 to be collected. Several local residents, including Miss Elaine Grant and Harvey Gardner, are mentioned in brief movements and family updates.
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Neil K. Chase
Hawthorne Ave
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Charles 8. Fisher
North
Grant Ave
Western Airlines
Los Angeles
California
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 735
Preston Canal Plans Approved
Interior Secretary Julius Krug approved the Preston beach reclamation project to relocate the Preston Riverdale and Mink Creek canal, announced by Ida state reclamation engineer Mark R. Kulp. Water users had asked the bureau to study the plan last spring.
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Boise, Ida
Interior
Julius Krug
Preston Beach
Preston, Riverdale
Mink Creek
Glen H. Taylor
Ida
Mark R. Kulp
Reclamation Bureau
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White House
Warren
Credit Group
Prohibitionist Party
New
Glamor Girls
By Don Flowers
Mr. Baily
Fan
Hong
Pocatello Restaurant
Pocatellan
Twin Falls Names
Illinois
News of Record
Probate
Gate City Kiwanis Organization
Gate City
R. G. Hemingway
East Whitman
W. H. Bintz Co
Bannock County
West Whitman St
University of California At Berkley
Ogden
Utah
Miss. Grant
B. C. Denton
North Main St
F. T. Lesler
Gilead
N. C
J. L. Richardson
Troy
Andy
John Cates
Howe
Bill
Elaine Grant
Eugene Grant
AEMT
Harvey Gardner
Ruth Eichinger
Richland
Moffett Field
Calif
Gardner
Naval Air Transport Branch
Preston
Philco
Mahogany Ca
Henriksen
Fargo
Blair -Fry Motor CO
Dodge
Plymouth
Amazing Values
de Soto
Nash
Packard
Commander Studebaker
Chevrolet
International —Stake
Ford
T. A. Stores
Kaiser - Frazer
Kaiser and
Frazer
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