Nation's Pennsylvania Avenue Decked Out For Inauguration
Washington brims with red white and blue as 12 000 no parking signs adorn streets and 750 000 visitors flood the capital for the inauguration parade. Governors well tracking the event while air force planes and 40 bands add spectacle. Seats cost up to 12 dollars in commerce venues yet the swearing in is by invitation. Federal workers enjoy a four day holiday beginning Wednesday to join the jamboree.
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Washington
White House
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Truman
Capitol Hill
Fred M. Vinson
New Orleans
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Oklahoma
Will Rogers
Missouri
Paul Allen Barber Dies After Heart Attack
Paul Stewart Allen 56 of 738 West Bonneville avenue died Saturday afternoon after a heart attack. A barber for 33 years, he worked 21 years in Pocatello and recently at Bannock hotel shop. He was LDS and secretary of Barbers Local Union No. 434. Survived by widow, son Max at Marquette, daughter Paula Graydon, two brothers, grandson Rick Graydon, and a niece. Funeral arrangements by McHan Henderson.
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Paul Stewart Allen
West Bonneville Ave
Allen
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
L.D.S. ‘Church
Barbers
Lewiston
Utah
Cache County
William J. Allen
Miranda Janet Stewart Allen
Brigham Young University
Logan
Marine Corps
Salt Lake City
Max J. Allen
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Paula Graydon
San Anselmo
Calif
I. J. Allen
Grangeville
Ed Allen
Burley
Rick Graydon
Venetia Ell
Rocatello
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Cub Scouting To Be Topic At Blackfoot Meeting
Blackfoot hosts the second of three parents meetings on Cub Scouting at 8 o clock in the high school. Cluff Johnson announces the event for parents only as Ray Balmforth explains advancement and activity programs and a sample uniform is shown by Bitton Tuohy Co.
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Blackfoot
Cluff Johnson
BPOE
Ronald Bitton
The
Bitton Tuohy Co
Ray Balmforth
Pocatello
Tenday Scout Executive
Johnson
Dea
David Bowser
Lloyd Barrett
Joyce Cousins Featured in CPS Scandinavia Concert Program
Joyce Cousins of Pocatello, member of the College of Puget Sound concert band, appears in a taste of Scandinavia program on Wednesday January 12 as part of CPS spring concert series. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Cousins of Fargo apartments and a 1948 CPS graduate.
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Joyce Cousins
Pocatello
College of Puget Sound
CPS
Joyce
Mr. and
Ben Cousins
Fargo Apartments
She
Pocatello High School Music Program Showcases International Works
The three part program featured carefully chosen pieces by Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Finnish composers with student musicians performing in arranging, playing, conducting and singing roles. The band’s next concert will theme around Music of Latin America and they plan a tour of western Washington. Also note New York City recorded more than 300000 births in the past two years.
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Pocatello High School
Latin America
Washington
Beet Sugar Prospects Not Definite As Yet Says National President
Blake of Greeley Colorado president of the national beet growers association told Idaho growers the 1949 beet sugar outlook depends on labor and market prospects. He noted 1948 sugar production fell 47 percent below the prior year and 25 percent under quota. higher prices may help, but labor and policy conditions must improve. Idaho leaders stressed labor as a major hurdle and government supports were lacking. Officers were re-elected and meeting attendance was about 30 due to weather.
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Blake
Greeley
Colo
National Beet Growers’ Association
Idaho Association
Arvil Millar
Shelley
Idaho
Millar
Carl Leonard
Filer
J. W. Claiborn
Kimberley
Wallace Walker
William Morrison
Rexburg
Preston Ellsworth
Marshall In San Juan Forrest
General George C. Marshall arrived in San Juan Puerto Rico for several weeks rest after a kidney operation. He traveled with Mrs. Marshall arriving at Isla Grande on a nonstop Pope Field flight and was greeted by Vice Admiral Barbey. The Marshalls will stay at quarters on the naval station with privacy and no interviews planned.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
George C. Marshall
Pinehurst
N. C
Marshall
Air Force Constellation
Isla Grande Air Station
Tenth Naval District
Pope Field
Daniel E. Barbey
Barbey
Caribbean Sea Frontier
Gen. Marshall
Navy
Mrs. Marshall
Naval Station
Airman Flies Nonstop Across Canada in Eight Hours
An RCAF North Star flew from Vancouver to Halifax Saturday in the first nonstop Canada-wide flight. The 2,785 mile trip took 8 hours 32 minutes at 25,000 feet with an average speed of 345 mph. Pilot J A Jellicoeurs called it an experiment to test fuel use at normal cruising power on long-range flights.
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Ottawa
Rcaf North Star
Vancouver
B.C
Halifax
N.S
Canada
J. A. Jellicoeurs
Kasai Adds Instructors
Kasai studios announce a new dance staff pair Carlos and Juanita. Carlos trained under Theodore J. Smith and performed with the Detroit Symphony and in films with Fanchon and Marco. Juanita Weaver of Soda Springs joins as a professional dancer. the couple leave several eastern clubs and will relocate to Pocatello.
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Kasai Studios
Carlos
Juanita
Theodore J. Smith
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Fanchon
Marco
Juanita Weaver
Soda Springs
Bowery
Detroit
Pocatello
Farm Units Cooperating In Legislation
Idaho farm bureau and state Grange move toward joint sponsoring of agricultural bills. Executive secretary John H. Webb says mutual sponsorship would mark a historic first for the two groups. An executive committee meeting at Hotel Bannock Tuesday will prep proposals ahead of Friday Boise talks with state Grange master George Horsley.
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Idaho Farm Bureau
State Grange
Boise
John H. Webb
Pocatello
Bureau
Farm Bureau
Hotel Bannock
Webb
J. F. Fredrickson
Malad
Cyril Lau
Preston
J. H. Webb
Andreas Sahele
Moore
Milton Horsley
Soda Springs
F. L. Hansen
Idaho Falls
George Horsley
Idaho Grange
Oil Geophysicist Found Dead in Plane Wreckage
J. W. Thomas Jr., a young oil company geophysicist, was found dead Saturday in his unburned plane wreckage missing since last Sunday. The crash occurred in a deep canyon on the Jim Nail ranch about 15 miles north of Albany, Texas, after a flight from San Angelo to Tulsa. Two hunters located the aircraft in rugged terrain seven to eight miles from the ranch house.
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Albany
Tex
J. W. Thomas, Jr
Young Oil Company
Jim Nail Ranch
San Angelo
Tulsa
Oklo
Arendt
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Cardina
Dan Budd
Pack Committee
Parry W Harrison
Main & Center
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New York City
Amazing Soap
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Pocatello Drug Co
Carlyle Chaffin
W. G. Steele
Kenneth Merrill
Albert Johnson
Tyhee
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Arthur Norby
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