Exposition To Dramatize Air Progress In New York
Grover Whalen outlined a giant international air exposition tied to New York’s golden anniversary and the Idlewild Airport dedication. The event runs July 31 to August 8 and will feature nations, planes, and exhibits highlighting air power, transport, and research.
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NEW York
Grover Whalen
Greater
Whalen
Idlewilde International Airport
la Guardia Field
Newark
William O’dwyer
State Department
Idlewilde
Thomas K. Finletter
Air Policy Commission
Ahepa and Daughters of Penelope Installations Planned
Ahepa installations set for Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. in the Pioneer room at the Bannock hotel with dinner at 8 p.m. The event installs new officers for Ahepa and Daughters of Penelope. The Sultan of Zanzibar’s war with Great Britain lasted about 40 minutes.
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Ahepa
Pioneer Room
Bannock Hotel
Penelope
Zanzibar
Great Britain
House Group To Start Probe Of Munition Sale
House subcommittee chair Ross Rizley says hearings will probe sale of surplus explosives bound for Palestine. Officials from War Assets Administration to testify on seizure of 200 tons of M-3 blocks in New York. Rizley aims to publish a list of surplus munitions buyers and expose export practices.
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House Group
Washington
Ross-Rizley
Okla
House
Palestine
New York
Holy Land
Jewish Agency
Samuel Nattis
Materials Redistribution Corp
New York City
WAA
Nattis
Foundry Associates
Utah State Wins Grappling Match
Utah State Agricultural College defeated the University of Utah 33 to 3. USU won 11 of 12 matches with Eric Scholer earning a 175 pound decision over Jack Kirchner and Big Moreno Schwab pinning Arvel Morris in the heavyweight bout.
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Logan
Utah
Utah State Agricultural College
University of Utah
Utes
Eric Scholer
Jack Kirschner
Big Moreno Schwab
Utah State
Arvel Morris
Cavalcade of Events Highlights American Falls Band History
A 1922 to present tableaux presented by the American Falls high school band under Werner Erickson. New royal blue uniforms with a Beaver patch debuted as Winfield Crowder read a history of the band. Past highlights include 1936 Rose Festival plaque in Portland and 1937 Rose Bowl march in Pasadena. The group has won state honors such as first in the Idaho Falls festival.
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American Falls
Werner Erickson
Winfield Crowder
Potter
Mark Hart
Portland
van Ese Barkdull
Otella Harwood
Helen Hosanke
Dick Anderson
James Atkins
Lodell Barnard
Alvin Alston
Ralph Bowler
Byron Crowder
Ray Galloway
Harold Hartley
Harold Isaak
Alvin Kransler
David Lind
Reuben Mayer
Roland Mayer
Clifford Paris
Eldren Thornton
John Melhaff
Carlos Lounsbourry
John Evans
Hart
Pasadena
Erickson
Idaho Falls
Service Women Fate in Hands of House Committee
Rep. Paul W. Shafer and the House armed services subcommittee plan talks on women in uniform. The panel will decide on keeping lady soldiers sailors and marines in service and whether an 18 year old can be a sergeant or officer with parents’ consent. The Senate previously approved a permanent WAC and enlistment rules for women in the Navy Marines and Air Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul W. Shafer
Mich
House Armed Services
Women’s Army Corps
WAC
Navy
Marines
Air
Catholics Denounce Protestants United Call for Church Separation
The National Catholic Welfare Conference denounces a Protestant manifesto calling for church and state separation as anti Catholic and unAmerican. Archbishop John T. McNicholas says the document will arouse intolerance and conflict. The group also seeks the recall of Myron Taylor, Truman’s ambassador to the Vatican, and follows White House meetings pressing for severing ties with Rome.
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Washington
National Catholic Welfare Conference
John T. McNicholas
Cincinnati
Conference of Catholic Heirarchy
United States
Myron Taylor
Truman
Vatican
White House
Taylor
Holy See
State Employment Unit Plans Signs As Farm Labor Aid
Idaho State Employment Service will paint and place signs to direct migratory farm labor to Idaho. Signs will be at main highway entrances to guide workers to ISES offices. For the week ending Jan 17, 895 job openings were listed, up 8 from the prior week amid seasonal layoffs in seed houses and lumber mills in Idaho.
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Boise
Idaho State Employment Service
Idaho
ISES
Pocatello
Southwestern
Locomotive Hangs Over Busy Street
A Santa Fe diesel engine derailed during switching at Union Station in Los Angeles. It broke through a wall and dangled about 15 feet above a busy street for several hours before a wrecker realigned it. Twenty feet of the engine protruded through the wall and into the street during the incident.
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Los Angeles
Santa Fe Railway
Union
Bears Sign Irish Stars
Chicago Bears sign Notre Dame stars Johnny Lujack and George Connor to NFL contracts. Lujack and owner coach George Halas signed a four year deal with undisclosed figures. Connor agreed to a three year term. Lujack expected around a $5,000 signing bonus and $18,000 per year.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Johnny Lujack
George Connor
Notre Dame
Lujack
George Halas
Bears
Connor
Halas
Bowling Race Tight in Automotive League Standings
Friday's matches tighten the race as Shaw Auto leads among the top three teams with wins by Jesse M. Chase Ida Lbr and Hwd Bullock while Three bowlers reach 200s: Bingham 210 for Jesse M. Chase Petersen 214 for Greyhound Lines and Harrison 200 for Greyhound.
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Automotive Bowling League
Kegler
Shaw Auto
Jesse M. Chase
Ida
Bullock Motor
Garrett Freightlines
City Motor
Tt Highway Motor
Ed Flandro
Painter Lynch Confesses to Black Dahlia Slaying
A 23 year old Los Angeles painter Charles Earnest Lynch told police he killed Elizabeth Short the Black Dahlia while under marijuana influence and hacked her to pieces with a surgical knife. Lynch is held on suspicion of murder in Hollenbeck jail as detectives plan further questioning.
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Los Angeles
Charles Earnest Lynch
Elizabeth Short
Black Dahlia
Lynch
Hollenbeck
Harry Hansen
F. A. Brown
Homicide
Azion Fabric Made From Skimmed Milk Debuts
A new fabric called azion is produced from skimmed milk and can be blended with wool or cotton to create diverse textile varieties.
Record of court cases and fines in News Of Record
O Kiel Werner stop signal bond forfeited two dollars fifty cents. Walter S Sullivan stop sign Thayne Ward fifteen Rt two defective muffler pleaded guilty five dollars suspended. Dale C Schneider twenty four indecent George Edward Manness forty in George Edward Maness forty in toxication bond forfeited ten dollars. Francisco Martinez Gallego thirty eight intoxication bond forfeited ten dollars. Margaret Holmes forty one 435 East Wyeth disorderly person bond forfeited one hundred dollars. Walter Eagle intoxication pleaded guilty fifteen dollars. William Saigon pleaded guilty fifteen dollars suspended. Leo J Bowlden twenty two 587 West Clark reckless driving pleaded guilty twenty five dollars. Donald C Patterson thirty two 460 S Lincoln speeding pleaded not guilty ten dollars suspended. James Dominicus Allen forty va s pleaded not guilty one hundred nd.
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O. Kiel Werner
Walter S. Sullivan
Thayne Ward
Rt. 2
Dale C. Schneider
George Edward Manness
George Edward Maness
Francisco Martinez Gallego
Margaret Holmes
East Wyeth
Walter Eagle
William Saigon
Leo J. Bowlden
West Clark
Donald C. Patterson
S. Lincoln
James Dominicus Allen
Vas
Pocatellans Hear Singer and Pianist Duo
Miss Carolyn Long guest artist praised by listeners at Frazier auditorium for a Friday concert. Stanton Carter, Boise native and former student of Anderson School of Music, accompanied as Long performed a varied program including Hist! Hist! My Mother Calls, Tu n est pas beau, and Les gars qui vont a la fete.
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Mr. Carter
Carolyn Long
Stanton Carter
Carter
Boise
Anderson School of Music
Miss Anderson
Miss.Long
Frazier Auditorium
Miss Long
Arnold
Tu N
Beau
Offenbach
Poulenc
Stolen Vehicle Items Plucked From Local Cars
Police bulletins report thefts from several locals. A 1946 Ford coupe owned by Tom B. Lewis in Richland Acres lost a generator and two white sidewall tires. A generator from a 1940 Mercury owned by Ray Erickson was taken from a shop gate on Pocatello avenue. Dr. F L Harris of Aberdeen reported a pill bag valued at 70 dollars an overcoat worth 75 dollars and a black hat size seven missing from a 600 block East Center auto.
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Tom B. Lewis
Richland Acres
Mercury
Ray Erickson
Pocatello Avenue
F.L. Harris
Aberdeen
Block
East Center
Marriage Licenses Granted in Pocatello District
Lawren Milton Dana 22 of Poca tello and Peggy Ann Burns 17 of Pocatello obtain marriage licenses with parental consent. Bud Carlyle 19 and DeVon Halford 16 of Pocatello also receive licenses with parental consent.
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Lawren Milton Dana
Pocatello
Peggy Ann Burns
Bud Carlyle
DeVon Halford
Births Reported at St. Anthony's Hospital
Mr and Mrs Arthur Kruse 308 South Garfield welcome a boy at St Anthony's. Mr and Mrs Henry Mathews Rt 1 South announce a girl at St Anthony's. Mr and Mrs Herman Lish 470 Wayne celebrate a boy at St Anthony's. Mr and Mrs Harry Montgomery 221 Portneuf Park greet a girl at St Anthony's. Mr and Mrs Joseph Moats Pocatello Army Air Field report twins a girl and a boy at St Anthony's.
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Arthur Kruse
South Garfield
St. Anthony’s
Henry Mathews
St. Anthony's
Herman Lish
Wayne
Harry—Montgomery
Portneuf Park
Joseph Moats
Pocatello Army Air Field
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Pole Line Road
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Justice Court
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Melvin Goodswen
Ashford
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Melvin
Pocatello Lumber
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