Magnuson Denies Marriage Rumors With Tony Seven
Washington Senator Warren G. Magnuson calls reports of his marriage to actress Tony Seven greatly exaggerated and says he last saw her in Seattle. He credits snowbound travel and flights for delays to Washington, notes he is single and stresses no engagement or elopement.
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Idaho fish and game elects Cole as chairman in Boise
Idaho fish and game commissioners elected R. G. Cole of Boise as chairman and Claire Wellman of Lewiston as secretary at their annual meeting in Boise. John B. Dahlstrom of Pocatello sat in for the first time after being rejected by the senate, while Wellman faced fewer confirmation troubles. The panel, joined by the wildlife federation, planned hearings on fishing dates for the coming year.
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R. G. Cole
Claire Wellman
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State Senate
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John B. Dahlstrom
Pocatello
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Halleck Warns Truman Spending Puts Nation in Red
Rep Charles Halleck Republican floor leader says Truman program would push deficits beyond 12 billion dollars even with tax hikes. He cites eight proposals including compulsory health insurance and universal military training as adding to the cost and predicts a 12 billion dollar deficit for 1950. In contrast he notes expected revenue around 44.7 billion with a 4 billion tax boost. He argues the nation cannot afford bankruptcy. In Muncie Indiana a mother delivers a baby boy in the back seat twice in under two years.
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Credit Group Elects New Officers
Eastern Idaho Production Credit association held its annual meeting in two sessions in Idaho Falls and Pocatello with a noon luncheon. Reelected directors were T. W. Smith and Q O Hendricks. Officers named were Thomas Heath president T W Smith vice president and Clarence Hart secretary. A four per cent dividend was authorized to stockholders from the year ending 1948.
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Clarence Hart
T. W. Smith
Rexburg
QO. E. Hendricks
Swan Lake
Thomas Heath
Preston
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Hart
Stockmen Face Feed Shortage in Southern Idaho
A near critical shortage of live stock feed hits southern Idaho stockmen, with John H. Webb of the Idaho Farm Bureau warning that more snow or continued cold could worsen conditions. The 1948 hay drop was nearly 40 percent below normal, hay exports loom, and Twin Falls and Franklin County face the worst impact as farmers mix cotton seed cake to save hay, though high cotton seed costs limit effectiveness.
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Idaho
John H. Webb
Idaho Farm Bureau
Twin Falls
Franklin County
Webb
Aid For Veterans Dates Are Set
James A. Hampton, local Veterans Administration contact officer, will be in Blackfoot today at the state employment office from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to assist veterans and dependents with benefit problems. He will also visit American Falls at the county courthouse on Tuesday.
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James A. Hampton
Veterans Administration
Blackfoot
State Employment Office
American Falls
Tacoma's Cheapest Electric Woes Amid Citywide Fad
Tacoma Washington confronts rising utility costs as a nationwide competition craze influences public interest. Officials note affordable electricity remains a key concern for residents during the fad and amid ongoing debates over rates and services.
New 8 mm Camera Adds Fade In Fade Out Smoothness
A new 8 mm home movie camera introduces a fade in and out control to yield smoother amateur films. The feature enables gradual transitions between scenes, enhancing overall viewing quality for hobbyists.
Oneida County Officials Sworn In As Elections Highlight
Jenkin Palmer is the only new Oneida County officer to be sworn in today as district No. 2 commissioner. Other officers include Colen H. Sweeten, George C. Tovey, Assessor Khalisbury, Sheriff John A. Evans, Treasurer Mrs. Lurline James, Attorney John W. Clark, Probate Judge Bill Fallis, Coroner Nephi Lewis, Surveyor T. F. Budge, County Clerk John McAllister. Mrs. Phyllis Anderson begins a second term as school superintendent under a new appointive system. Also noted are 11 retail beer licenses issued this year, with 13 issued last year.
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Jenkin Palmer
Oneida
Colen H. Sweeten
George C. Tovey
Khalisbury
John A. Evans
Lurline James
John W. Clark
Bill Fallis
Nephi Lewis
T. F. Budge
John McAllister
Phyllis Anderson
Grippe Epidemic Tracks Through Northern France
An epidemic of grippe, spreading north from Italy, slows work across most of northern and eastern France. Unofficial estimates place sick numbers between one and five million.
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