New Fire Force Recruits Added to City Muster
Three new men join the city's fire force after civil service exams announced by Fire Chief A. A. Share. Probationary firemen are B. Philpott H. C. and L. Hill. Jef Girard notes an 18 month probation with emphasis on ability alertness and knowledge of equipment. Police recruits also approved four names: A Leng James Matt Akers George W. Surman Troy L. Galloway. Pocatello department lists 65 foot aerial ladder two 1000 ton Mack pumpers and other apparatus plus salvage covers and breathing gear.
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A. A. Share
B. Philpott
H. C
L. Hill
Jef Girard
Girard
Police Force
Arthur Amundsen
Civil Service
Len A. Leng
James Matt Akers
George W. Surman
Troy L.galloway
Pocatello
Fireworks Event Tonight At Spud Bowl In Gate City
Paestelo announces Independence Day celebrations tonight with a large fireworks display and municipal band concert at Spud Bowl starting at 7 p.m. Rami Fireworks of Loveland QaD will stage 28 displays worth 2.50 each along with pyrotechnic sheets. American Legion Post No. 4 organizes the program as Gate City and nearby towns prepare for a busy holiday weekend. Traffic advisories urge careful driving as highways expect heavy congestion. In Pocatello residents plan a two day holiday with closures Monday for stores and government offices.
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Paestelo
ISE
Rami Fireworks Company
Loveland
Qad
American Legion Post No. 4
Gate City
Pocatello
Local births and police notes from St Anthony area
News Of Record lists births to Hronek Elledge Crane Jose Rowe Domeck Misner Anderson and others, all in St Anthony with dates July 1 to July 4. Police bulletins note a stolen 1987 Deedee, court fines for vagrancy disturbances drunken driving and other infractions, plus a divorce decree in Fifth District Court and marriage licenses for Howard Selcho and Fay Andersen.
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Charles Hronek
South Ninth Ave
St. Anthony
Walter Elledge
East Clark St
Delvin Crane
St Anthony
Francis Jose
Irl
David Rowe
Birch Drive
Charles Domeck
Blackfoot
George Misner
LeRoy Anderson
Campus Drive
Floyd Evans
Richard D. Pack
William Tipton
Laie Valdez
Andrew
Nephi
Tyhee
Howard Selcho
Roy
Fay Andersen
Central
Idaho education talk set by Scott Lowe at ISC
Bannock County School Superintendent Scott D. Lowe will address teacher training students in a session at ISC on July 6 at 10 a.m. in Room 901 Swanson Hall. He will discuss education challenges in Idaho and urge teachers to understand current political and social attitudes and the child’s immediate environment.
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ISC
Scott D. Lowe
Bannock County
Swanson
Lowe
Idaho
Sentencing Set for Boise Narcotics Suspect Louie Joe
Louie Joe, Boises Chinese man arrested on a narcotics charge, has waived preliminary hearing and will be sentenced on July 12 at 11 am.
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Boise
Louie Joe
Clarks Return From Two Month European Tour
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern T. Clark of 340 South Fifth Ave. recount a two month tour of Europe from May 9. They visited Germany Ireland France Switzerland and Italy before a return via London to New York with their son Lieut. R. L. Clark in Nuremberg. They described the trip as a marvelous time and spent 15 days with their son.
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Mar
Laverm T. Clark
South Fifth Ave
Europe
Lieut
R. L. Clark
Lavern T. Clark
New York
Frankfurt
Germany
Newfoundland
Ireland
Amsterdam
Holland
Veteran slashes wife with glass at Denver University
A Denver University veteran slashed his wife with a broken milk bottle end, leaving facial wounds needing about 50 stitches. Lyle Bigelow refused to answer police questions and was booked on an assault to kill charge.
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Denver
Denver University
Lyle Bigelow
4-H Club Reports 15 Percent Membership Rise
Quentin Murdock 4-H club agent announced a 15 percent rise in membership. Total clubs reach 76 with Grace and Downey leading. girls outnumber boys 393 to 258. Remaining activities focus on homemaking and stock exhibition. About 60 members returned from the Moscow field trip to the University of Idaho three weeks ago.
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Quentin Murdock
Grace
Downey
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Poca Telló Municipal Band Receives Record Tax Share
The Poca tello municipal band gains a record tax allotment of 870 for 1947 from the AFL recording fund. Band manager Kenneth Harten says funds support three Sunday concerts and extra shows including Bannock County Rodeo and Labor Day parade appearances. The band will perform 7 to 8 30 p m at the university stadium before fireworks.
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Pocatello
AFL
Kenneth Harten
Bannock County
Harten
Ross Park
University Stadium
Campus Wives hold mid summer party at Student Union
The Campus Wives club plans an 8 p m party on July 8 in the Women’s lounge of the Student Union. Hostesses include Ann Steeper as president Orine Brungsch as vice president Margaret Robbins as secretary treasurer and Margaret Neary as program director.
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Campus Wives’ Club
Student Union
Ann Steeper
Orine Brungsch
Margaret Robbins
Margaret Neary
Erm
Camp invites all girls to July outing at Tenday Mink Creek
Campfire Girls extend invitation for two weekly sessions July 18-24 and July 25-31 in the Tenday area of Mink Creek drainage. Mrs. John Wurster, camp board president, and Mrs. L. R. Scholl announce capacity for about 60 girls per week with nature study craft and sports. Local registration contacts listed.
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Campfire
Tenday
Mink Creek
John Wurster
L. R. Scholl
Yesterday's Markets Overview From United Press
Stocks and commodities mixed in thin July Fourth trading with slight gains in oil shares and rail favorites. Dow Jones averages edged up as cotton and grains softened and livestock markets showed nominal changes in cattle and hogs, with sheep steady and oil stocks leading gains.
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United Press Eee
Cattaina Tre
New York
Wall Street
Superior Oil
Atlantic Refining
International Nickel
Westinghouse
Santa Fe
Central of New Jersey
Mkt
Dow Jones
Weather Outlook Utah and Southern Idaho Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered afternoon or early evening showers mainly in mountains. Cooler statewide with low near 50 to 65 and highs 80 to 90, Utah's Dixie near 100. Southern Idaho expected fair, highs 80 to 90, lows 50 to 60. City temps listed include Salt Lake City 97 70 and Los Angeles 68 53.
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Utah
Dixie
Idaho
Ber
Butte
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
West Yellowstone
Utah Firm Gets Award For Idaho Coal Contract
The Kemmerer Coal Co. of Salt Lake City won the Idaho state contract to supply 15 000 tons of coal for all state departments and institutions for 1948 49. Harold Boyd, state purchasing agent, said coal will be tested at the Moscow university state labs for British thermal units. Other bidders included Stone's Inc Nampa Bannock Lumber and Coal Pocatello Elk Mountain Coal Boise Pocatello Lumber Pocatello and Lincoln Wilder Blackfoot.
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BOISE
Kemmerer Coal Co
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Harold Boyd
University At Moscow
B.T.U
Boyd
Stone's, Inc
Nampa
Bannock Lumber and Coal Co
Pocatello
Elk Mountain Coal Co
Pocatello Lumber Co
Lincoln Wilder
Blackfoot
Nelson Family On Vacation Visit
Mr and Mrs Clif ford E Nelson and daughter Kathy from San Francisco arrived Thursday for a week in Rockland visiting friends and relatives. They will stay with Mrs Neb erother Wayne Dewey and family and visit Mrs Richard May. In American Falls they will visit Mrs Bea Nelson and her brother Ed Dewey and family.
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Rockland
Clifford E. Nelson
Kathy
San Francisco
Thursda
American Falls
Neberother
Wayne Dewey
Richard May
Nelsons
Bea Nelson
Ed Dewey
Valley Vote Canvassed in Marsh Valley Reorganization
Marsh Valley residents backed a school system reorganization by 75 to 24 in a special June 16 election. A nine mill extra levy for gym and lagroundwork passed by a similar margin. The plan would close Lava Hot Springs Arimo Hawkins Basin high schools and create two improved schools at McCammon and Downey. A judge warned against public behavior likely to influence youth.
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Marsh Valley
Scott D. Lowe
Lowe
Lava Hotprings
Arime
Hawkins Basin
McCammon
Downey
Warning Issued On Fire Hazard For Fourth Of July
State Forester Roger L. Guernsey urged extreme caution during Fourth of July celebrations and warned it is unlawful to discard cigarettes matches fireworks or lit material on forest lands during the closed fire season. He advised choosing firework spots free of grass and sagebrush and that leaving the area with any burning material could incur a $100 penalty.
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Boise
State
Guernsey
Safe Cracker MacLaren Nabs by Police in New York
A pale man named William MacLaren, reputed safecracker, is arrested after police trap him leaving an office building. He had resumed a career started with his brother in 1937, using needle drills and picks, though the attempted robbery yielded no money. He laments the ulcer causing life of crime.
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New York
Ford
Maguire
William MacLaren
Jimmy Valentine
MacLaren
Riker & Co
Mess Told
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Jean Deer
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Scott Lowe
Clarks
Nuremburg
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Charles Goranson
Carla
Goranson
Mexico City
T.J. Wilson
Yellowstone National Park
Pocatello Business and Professional Women’s Organization
Fort Worth
Texas
Worothy Manning
Idaho Federation
Anna B. Capellen
Pocatello Business and Professional Women
Earl Oviatt
Ravine Drive
Salt Lake
F. R. MacKenzie
Tab
J. O. Rino
R. M
Corrine Rino) Burn
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Willowood Avenue
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McCune School of Music
Arthur
Etta) West
Ervin Wileut
South Bend
Indiana
W. H. Titus
Billy Titus
Army Air Corps
Voiture 451
Memorial Hall
Dawn Dixon
Dayton
Dorothy Linderman
Pocatello Tire Seles
North Main St
Bluebirds
Schou
Tom West
Horace Criswell
North Arthur Ave
June Walters Leonard
Jimmy Martin
J. A. Martin
North Hayes
Ogden
Pett & Moris
New York Stock Exchange
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American Tel
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