Storm Ends Haylift Aid To Stockmen
A snowstorm delayed the western haylift for cattle and sheep as a blizzard forecast loomed. Floods evacuated 600 people in Indiana and Illinois while more rains threatened. Nations from Texas to Iowa faced cold, heavy snow with dozens of planes redirected or grounded in Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Nevada, and Utah.
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Idaho Senate backs bill to exempt UI law grads from bar exam
The Idaho Senate approved 33 to 9 a Welker measure exempting University of Idaho law graduates who spend at least a year in Moscow from taking the state bar examinations. Supporters call the bar exam rigid and unfair. opponents call for reform and court review options. The bill now moves to the House where opposed lines are expected.
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University of Idaho
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Bonner
Bar Commission
State Bar Association
University Law School
Clark Hamilton
Washington
Bar Association
Fred Taylor
iAda
Taylor
Supreme Court
Relief Grants Backed for Five Western States
Federal works administrator Philip Fleming allocated emergency relief grants of 35000 dollars each to Nevada Utah Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming in response to blizzard conditions. The plan prioritizes thickened fuel for industrial boilers as a fuel and time saver, replacing wood and coal kindling in wartime operations.
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Federal Works
Philip Fleming
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Utah
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Dope Case Cast Faces New Arrests and Privacy Fight
Hollywood reports detail Robert Mitchum and co defendants in a narcotics conspiracy case with Robin Ford arrested on marijuana charges after a hip pocket reefer is found. Dancer Vickie Evans is returned from New Jersey to await trial as Mitchum challenges a privacy claim over a landlady's sofa sale.
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Robert Mitchum
Robin Ford
Mitchum
Lila Leeds
Vickie Evans
New Jbmy
Nanette Bordeaux
Miss Leeds
Miss Bordeaux
Miss Evans
Anson Schwind
New York
Ford
Wallgren Named For Federal Post By White House
The White House confirmed that Mon C. Wallgren former Washington governor will receive a federal appointment shortly. The announcement marks a transition from state leadership to a national government role.
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Washington
LLP
White House
Mon C. Wallgren
Grant County officials seek congressional grant for three water reservoirs
Bannock county commissioners announced on Thursday plans to seek a congressional grant to build three water reservoirs. Two would be near Lava Hot Springs and one near Inkom. They cited irrigation water waste and said reservoirs would reduce flood risk.
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Bannock County
Lava Hot Springs
Inkom
County home demonstration tours in Blackfoot area
Blackfoot farm bureau and local women’s auxiliary hosted a county home demonstration meeting at the Blackfoot courthouse. Lillian Johan ness en led a spot removal demonstration for fabrics and materials as part of 1949 projects including clothing upholstery tailoring quick freezing landscaping and interior decorating.
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Blackfoot — County
Lillian Johannessen
Wapello
Blackfoot Farm Bureau Local Women’s Auxiliary
Blackfoot Saturay
Johan‘néssen
Marion Hepworth
Moscow
Johannessen
Slouch Posture May Outperform Muscles, Says Surgeon
Dr. Charles M. Goff of Hartford told the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons that a slight slouch with a rounded back can be healthier and more efficient than a rigid erect posture. He argued it preserves energy and improves circulation, while too erect a stance can hinder movement and blood flow.
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Chicago
Charles M. Goff
Hartford, Conn
Goff
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
Academy
Deposits Fall at Malad Banks in 1948 Decline
A Malad report shows deposits at two banks dropped by 604,914.67 to 5,524,882.45 on December 31, 1948 from 6,129,798.12 in 1947. The year end totals reflect the decline across the local banking institutions.
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