Old West Festival Comes to Gate City Frontier Rodeo
Mayor urges approval for Frontier Rodeo July 16 to 18 at Bannock county fair grounds with floats in Old Fort Hall parade. Queens named Treva Hiatt LaRae Jacobs and Shirley Whitehead. Cabrells stunt team. Salt Lake City fete. Governor Robins guest. 100 frontier-clothes riders. barn dance planned.
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Irregular Stock Market Gains and Commodities Report
United Press reports a generally higher but uneven stock market with rail and utility shares mixed, bonds inactive, and several rail and steel issues hitting small gains. Oil shares rose, metals steady or firm, and Dow Jones averages show modest gains while onions and peppers see price movements in Chicago and West Coast markets.
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Motors
Game Unit Has Openings
The Idaho merit system council announces open competitive exams for the fish and game department. Vacancies exist for conservation officers, game farm assistants, fish hatchery assistants, assistant upland bird biologist, and assistant public relations officer. Applications must be filed or postmarked by July 31, 1948.
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Local Youths Named Winners in Bicycle Naming Contest
In Pocatel o Tuesday Donald and Helen Brewerton of Route 2 north were named happiest boy and girl. They had submitted three names each for the new bikes from Wheaties and received brand new bicycles as awards.
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Pocatello Sets Go Western Week for Frontier Rodeo
City of Pocatello declares July 9 to July 19 as Go Western period urging residents to wear western attire and attend the Pocatello Frontier Rodeo at Bannock County Fair Grounds July 16 to 18 at 8:30 PM. Citizens urged to join Old Fort Hall parade July 16 at 1:30 PM with floats by clubs and businesses.
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Ao Rodeo Committee
Yesteray
Pocatello
Pocatello Frontier
Police records report car thefts and court actions
Stolen 1934 green Ford coupe with license 11 833 taken Tuesday from a Halliwell park area, and tools valued at 20.25 stolen from a resident on East Fremont Street. Court actions include speeding trials, brake and license charges, bond postings, a paroled youth case, a divorce dismissal, a tail light violation fine, and new marriages and births with local building permit for remodeling.
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Fremont St
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Gate City News Briefs Include Local Movements and Medical Meet
Lee Bishop of Apache Mines Co traveling through Pocatello on mining reclamation business in Hailey region en route to Seattle for a three year residency at Virginia Mason Clinic. Fourth of July guests at J H Knowles home include Mr and Mrs Bill Allen and family recently moved from Nebraska to Salt Lake City. Other visitors: Mr and Mrs Dale Mann and daughter Connie from Aberdeen. William C Spillman and sister Mrs Edgar McCain host in Sherman Oaks with Spillman planning return. Mrs Spillman to stay a month. Idaho State Medical Association 56th annual convention in Sun Valley features doctors and spouses.
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Mary) Allen
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Aberdeen
Connie
Sherman Oaks
California
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North Harrison
Spillman
Edgar McCain
Idaho State Medical Association
Sun Valley
John Mac Mahon
John W. Wurster
East Bonneville
Melvin M. Graves
South Sixth Avenue
C. E. Groom
South Fourth Avenue
A. M. Newton
R. R. Merrill
East Whitman
Teen-Age Dances Set On Wednesday at Irving Courts
City recreation park supervisors announce Wednesday dances for teens at the Irving tennis courts with music over a public-address system. Lila Kurtz and Gene McDowell lead staff. the hut opens 6:30 to 10:00 PM daily with outdoor and indoor games and record sessions.
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Idaho electrical contractor journeyman exams set July 12
Over 25 candidates have registered for the Idaho state examinations for electrical contractors and journeymen to be held at the west side fire station Monday July 12 1 30 p m F E W Hall president of Pocatello Electric Company and state board member will conduct the exams Mrs Estelle S Mulliner director of occupational license bureau reported simultaneous examinations will also be held at Boise Twin Falls and Lewiston
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Week-end Visitors at Brown Home in Chicago Medical Progress
Week-end visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs F W Brown 652 West Lander were their son and daughter in law Dr and Mrs Paul Brown. Dr Brown has just completed his internship at Wesley Memorial hospital in Chicago.
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Car Trapped by Cesspool In North Ninth Avenue Alley
Jim Hitchens 17 drove a Packard eight coupe into a cesspool behind his home at 1040 North Ninth Ave at 8 56 PM Monday. The car sank fender deep as a rescue and lighted inspection by street commissioner Ralph Bair followed by a wrecker later removing the vehicle with gravel ballast.
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Democracy Is Stressed By Speaker At Kiwanis
Clarence A. Tallberg of Idaho College for the Veterans Administration urged Kiwanis members to honor Independence Day with reflection. He noted democracy's core values including individual dignity, human rights over property, and citizen self restraint. Guests Homer E. Miller of Greenville Ohio and Sam Otto of Corvallis Oregon attended the luncheon.
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Greenville
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Corvallis
Ore
Stoddard Files Candidacy for Bannock County Assessor
Charles W. Stoddard Republican filed to run for Bannock County assessor. He notes experience as a bookkeeper and creator of simple accounting systems and says he enjoys the work. Incumbent Mark Manley has not filed. Stoddard has previously run for mayor in Bannock County.
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Charles W. Stoddard
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Farmers Gather in Boise for Western Farm Bureau Meet
About 130 farm bureau federation workers from 11 western states met in Boise to learn leadership development and federation improvement. The training school runs through Tuesday evening ahead of Thursday and Friday regional conference expected to draw 350 members. Ralph Gillispie of Pullman Washington presided as conference chairman.
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WAL Expands Service with Two New Pocatello Flights
Western Air Line inaugurates two new daily runs through Pocatello, boosting total WAL flights to ten daily in and out of the Gate City. Sales manager Charles Fisher announced the schedule with the Pocatello flight departing at 2:05 p.m. reaching Idaho Falls at 2:40 p.m. and returning to Pocatello by 3:15 p.m. The service then leaves for Los Angeles at 3:50 p.m. arriving there at 9:45 p.m.
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Charles Fisher
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