Democrats to Meet At Idaho Falls Pow Wow
Democrats of eastern Idaho plan a political gathering in Idaho Falls next Saturday January 24 at 8 PM in the court room with a brief program then an open discussion on party matters. County and state officials from eastern Idaho will join at 4 PM at the Rogers hotel for organizational talks.
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Idaho
Fallseen
F. M. Bistline
A. W. Brunt
Bonneville
Democratic County Central
Brunt
Bistline
Boise
Idaho Falls
Rogers Hotel
Eggs and butter drop in Pocatello wholesale prices
Eggs and butter prices eased in Pocatello during the past week with wholesale grade AA large eggs down from 67 to 61 cents and butter at 87 cents after a midweek high of 85 cents. Meat prices edged up slightly, offsetting the relief in dairy.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Bride of 51 Dies at Home
Mrs. Gladys Winschell Goutcher, 51, died unexpectedly Saturday morning at 153 South Third Ave. Born January 28, 1886, in Ivans Idaho, she lived in Soda Springs and moved to Pocatello in 1930. She married Edward Goutcher November 26, 1941, in American Falls. Survived by husband, three brothers Harry Winschell of Pocatello, L F Winschell of Elko Nevada, L E Winschell of Blackfoot, and three sisters Mrs E W Billingsley Conda Idaho, Mrs Louise Burroughs Salt Lake City, and Mrs Harold Nourse Salt Lake City. Downard's Funeral Home to announce arrangements.
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Gladys Winschell Goutcher
South Third Ave
William Winschell
Dora Gates Winschell
Ivans
Idaho
Soda Springs
Pocatello
Gladys Winschell
Edward Goutcher
American Falls
Harry Winschell
L. F. Winschell
Elko
Nevada
L. E. Winschell
Blackfoot
E. W. Billingsley
Conda
Louise Burroughs
Salt Lake City
Harold Nourse
Downard
Return Of Durocher Banishes Heavy Thinking
Column ponders Leo Durocher's return to baseball and the distraction it brings from world affairs. The writer imagines critics shifting focus from politics to Durocher’s dressing room conduct, opinions on teammates, and how his pay compares to past stars. He concludes Durocher won't match Burt Shotton as Dodgers manager.
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Abner Doubleday
France
Labor Party
England
Nicaragua
Palestine
Auoenaee
Durocher
Dodgers
Burt Shotten
Pocatello Gridiron Club Hits 300 New Members
The Pocatello Gridiron Club reports over 300 new members after the first two weeks of a month-long drive at a luncheon in the American Legion club. Vice president Harold Hinckley says ticket sales suggest reaching 500 members within two weeks to boost club funds for Idaho State College athletics and the Spud Bowl.
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Pocatello Gridiron Club
American Legion Club
Gridiron Club
Harold Hinckley
Idaho State College
Spencer named land board member in Idaho
John Spencer of Grangeville was appointed to the state land board replacing the late Carl Harris of Lewiston. Governor Robins announced Spencer will serve until January 1, 1951.
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Boise
John Spencer
Grangeville
Carl Harris
Lewiston
C. A. Robins
Spencer
New Organization Helps Idaho State Freshmen Speak
Idaho State College freshmen with speech fear can join the Scared Speaker's Club. Headed by Clark S. Carlile, assistant professor of speech, the group has 10 members and meets Mondays at 7 pm in the Student Union. Members claim they graduate in about three weeks if they show initiative and improvement.
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Idaho State College
Clark S. Carlile
ISC
Carlile
Student’ Union
Deadline Extended for West Point Nomination in Idaho
The deadline to nominate Idaho National Guardsmen for the United States Military Academy class of 1952 is extended to February 1. Lieut. Col. Boyd J. Clark of the 2nd battalion, 183rd Infantry announces the extension and explains requirements, including physical and academic standards plus one year of service in a federally recognized National Guard unit. Applicants should contact their local National Guard unit for details.
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Idaho National
Regular Army
Clark
National Guard
Brack Motor Supply Co files articles of incorporation
Boise Idaho March 7 The Brack Motor Supply Co of Coeur d Alene has filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State The incorporators are Lee Brack Catherine C Brack both of Coeur d Alene and D R Brack of Great Falls Mont The firm is capitalized for 100000 dollars
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Boise
Ida
Brack Motor Supply Co
Coeur d'Alene
Lee Brack
Catherine C. Brack
Coeur d’Alene
D. R. Brack
Great Falls
Mont
Theater Guild Seeks Location For Meetings
The Pocatello Theater Guild approved a constitution and by laws with minor revisions at a recent meeting led by secretary Rose Cordon. A revisory board replaces a trustees board, and committees will scout meeting spaces beyond the public library's children's room and seek workshop space. Ray Jones leads the workshop space committee, with contacts planned at Fox Intermountain Theaters manager Bob Anderson and ISC facilities for the Little Theater in the Student Union. Temporary dues are set at $2 for charter members and those joining before June 1 fiscal year end.
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Pocatello Theater Guild
Rose Cordon
Ray Jones
Bob Anderson
Fox Intermountain Theaters
Evelyn Young
ISC
Mae Hubbard
B. C. Hoover
W. W. Shields
Richard
Margene Stafford
Western Airlines Hosts Delayed Christmas Party
Western Airlines staff gathered for a supper party at the Frontier Club after meeting at station agent Jack Petersons home. Attendees included ticket office personnel from the Bannock hotel and the airport, with Charles Fisher of Po Catello absent in San Francisco for an airlines traffic conference. Julie Cordon reports a good time.
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Western Airlines
Frontier Club
Jack Peterson
Bannock Hotel
Western Airlines Pocatello
Charles Fisher
San Francisco
Julie Cordon
Five Pocatello Students Among Idaho Winners in Quiz Kids Essay Contest
Five local high school students from Pocatello and nearby areas placed high in a national Quiz Kids essay contest. Idaho winners include Vera Nelson of Pocatello who captured the top Idaho prize of 50 dollars, with other local winners earning five dollar awards. Madeline Thompson praised the winners on behalf of principal Rip Gledhill who was absent at the awards program on KSEI.
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Pocatellans
Idaho
Quiz Kids
Bill Bryden
Delbert Exeter
Shin Kawamura
Florence Moldenhauser
Vera Nelson
Pocatello
Lyril Gibbs
McCammon
Herbert Pendergast
Boise High School
Dean. J. Swainston
Farragut
Ronald Reimers
Hailey
Barbara Davis
Moscow
America
Block couples plan Mexico trip with stops in Las Vegas and Palm Springs
Mr and Mrs Nate Block will depart for a three week vacation in Mexico meeting Mr and Mrs S F Brady of Pocatello in San Antonio and driving to Mexico City together. They will stop in Las Vegas and Palm Springs en route. Mayor George Phillips notes pool fund donations from Order of Ahepa Daughters of Penelope and Theta Rho girls club. Mrs D D Clarke accepts appointment to the pool committee. Bannock County school district reorganization meeting moved from Jan 29 to Feb 3 with invitation to trustees superintendents and other interested persons.
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Nate Block
Mexico
S. FE. Brady
Pocatello
San Antonio
Texas
Mexico City
Las Vegas
Palm Springs
George Phillips
Order of Ahepa and the
Daughters of Penelope
Theta Rho Girl's Club
Bannock County School District Reorganization Committee
Scott D. Lowe
Secrretary
Bannock County
Fire damages Salvation Army HQ on Second Ave
A midnight blaze near the east side fire station caused an estimated 1000 in damage to the Salvation Army headquarters on South Second Ave. The fire, sparked by an overheated oil stove, was confined to one front room and controlled in 20 minutes. A night watchman discovered the fire two blocks away and alerted authorities.
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Salvation Army
East Side
South Second Ave
Georgia educates illiterate Negroes in reading program
More than 800 illiterate Georgia Negroes aged 30 to 50 are learning to read and write. The project uses Army techniques adapted for civilians and is sponsored by the U S Office of Education and financed by the Carnegie Corporation of New York.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Selective Service System
U. S. Office of Education
Carnegie Corp. of
New York
Brakeman Eugene L. Taylor Ends 52-Year Rail Career
Eugene L. Taylor, 934 East Fremont Street, retires after 52 years in railroading with a final run from Pocatello. Born into a railroad family, he began work around age 16 for the Chicago Northwestern line in Town. He married, homesteaded near Blackfoot, rejoined during World War I, and spent three decades on passenger runs out of Pocatello. A planned homecoming reception was canceled by a late train and the cold, leaving him to finish his last ride alone.
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Taylor
POST
Mr. Taylor
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Bridges to Attend CIO Board Meeting in Washington
Honolulu report says Harry Bridges, president of the CIO In- Ps Longshoreman's and Warehousemen's Union, will leave Monday to join the CIO national executive board meeting in Washington. He has been negotiating for pineapple workers locally.
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Honolulu
Harry Bridges
CIO In- Ps Longshoreman’s and Warehousemen's Union
CIO National Executive Board
Washington
Bridges
News Of Record Defective lights and traffic fines list
Glenn Sherwood and others face bond forfeitures or fines for defective lights and traffic offenses. Pleas include guilty for intoxication with fines up to 25 dollars, several stop sign and traffic violations, and one vagrancy case with not guilty plea. Names cover multiple residents and addresses.
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Haenton Dee Bowler
Portneuf Park
Beldon M. Anderson
Maplewood
Peter Steffens
East Center
Dallas Quidor
South Seat
Ray Bath, Jr
North Lincoln
Thomas J. Chester
North Fourteenth
Albert Stinger
South ‘First
Albert Lewis Ballard
Carlos ‘Morales
Ack Cnt
Edward Miller
Joe Johnson
Ovide J. Castonguay
James D. Allen
Stolen 1942 Buick Sedan Belonged to Twin Falls Highway Dept
Police bulletins report a 1942 steel grey Buick sedan stolen. Vehicle tied to Twin Falls highway department with 1947 Idaho license Ex-3285 and a right tail light out.
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Idaho
Twin Falls Highway Dept
Births Report From St Anthony and General Hospitals
Several births announced today including boys born to Arthur Martin at 848 North Seventh Ave and Theron Linsey at 238 Idaho Street both at St Anthony hospital. Additional boys born to Roy E Wallace 34 Wyeton Street W A Kissel Inkom Friday at General hospital A T Bartoscheck 435 East Bonneville Friday at General hospital Captain James Warren Route 2 North Firady and Raymond Wehrli 318 Willard Saturday at General hospital.
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Arthur Martin
North Seventh Ave
St. Anthony Hospital
Theron Linsey
Idaho Street
Roy E. Wallace
Wyeton Street
W. A. Kissel
Inkom
General Hospital
A. T. Bartoscheck
East Bonneville
James Warren
Firady
Raymond Wehrli
Willard
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Brooklyn
Philip Mountbatten
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Nélson
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Laraine Day
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Theater Guild
Airlines
the Gate City
D. D. Clarke
George Phillip
Dodge
FIFE
Pentine
Blair-Fry Motor CO
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WEA
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Cheeks
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Roy M
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Arthur Moncour
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