Open House at Pocatello’s KSEI Fueled by Citywide Interest
Pocatellans are invited to an Open House at KSEI in the city’s hotel location from 8 to 11 pm with staff on hand to tour the remodeled seven room suite. The event marks KSEI’s new downtown studios and transmitter consolidation after 21 years of service with NBC affiliation and 5000 watt coverage.
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Idaho
Tyhee
First Security Bank
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Pioneer
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Hayes
Pocateilans
NBC
Public Service
Whitman Hotel
Greek government reports Greek Grammos campaign casualties
Athens government says leftist guerrillas have suffered about 1500 casualties in ground operations and possibly 1200 more from air and artillery attacks since the Grammos offensive began.
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Athens
Greece
Grammos Mountain
Ryan Files For Idaho State Representative Seat
Wm. J. Ryan, Gate City attorney and 1908–practicing lawyer, filed for state representative on the Democratic ticket saying funds spent in Idaho justify road building and that legislature can aid farmers and workers without harming others. He ran in 1923 but was defeated. Also filing for county assessor is George W. Allen, chief deputy in Assessor Mark Manley’s office since 1940. Manley will terminate his 16 years in office. For state senator, J. O. Cotant, Nel lie Cline Steenson, and Perry Swisher filed late. Anna Keefe expects a flood of filings. only treasurer Laura Berg remains unsought.
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Idaho
William J. Ryan
Gate City
Allen
George W. Allen
Mark Manley
Pocatello
State Highway Department
Ben Ross
Manley
J. O. Cotant
Cotant
Sun Valley
Nellie Cline Steenson
Perry Swisher
Anna Keefe
Laura Berg
War Resumes in Holy Land as Truce Ends in Jerusalem
Explosions and cries fill Jerusalem as Jews and Arabs renew hostilities after a four week truce. Abdullah Bey Tel and Muktar Jack Weingarten meet to discuss relic removal and burial of month-old dead as gunfire picks up after the no-man's land conference near the American Colony.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Abdullah Bey Tel
Jack Weingarten
Old City
Holy City
Champ GuZZler Henry Hall Breaks Drinking Record
Henry Hall won the Poca tello beer contest at the VFW Club on Thursday night setting a new time of 7 minutes 40 seconds to drink a full gallon, surpassing his prior record of 8 minutes 5 seconds.
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Henry Hall
Pocatello
VFW
Douglas Declares Not A Candidate For President
Philadelphia reports Justice William O. Douglas said he is not a candidate for the Democratic nomination for president. He made the remark last night in response to speculation about his political plans.
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Philadelphia
William O. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
It's Not Humidity Mailmen Claim It's Darned Dogs
Postmaster Jack Trimming reports 16 carriers injured by dogs this year and urges owners to leash pets during delivery. He notes cooperation when contacted, but some dogs are aggressive. Last year 34 injuries were recorded, with 16 so far this year. seven dogs in one block are especially troublesome.
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Jack Trimming
Fido
Trimming
Bowser
Bean Wins Trapshoot in Perfect Score at Sun Valley
J L Bean of Pocatello shot a perfect 100 of 100 to win the Sun Valley challenger singles trapshooting handicap during Sun Valley Idaho’s first annual handicap events. Tom Lynott of Salt Lake City led the pros with 98 of 100 at 16 yards. Ruth Ray of Portland topped the women’s field with 95 of 100, and Art Rasmussen of Price won Class C singles with 80 of 100. The amateur singles saw A E Boyd of Boise and Maynard Henry of Los Angeles each at 99, while Henry also won the Sun Valley doubles and Ralph Bellamy trophy with 95, as the handicap event continued through Sunday.
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J. L. Bean
Pocatello
Sun Valley
Bean
Idaho
Tom Lynott
Salt Lake City
Ruth Ray
Portland
Ore
Ue Hall Franks
Sierra Madre
Art Rasmussen
Price
Utah
A. E. Boyd
Boise
Maynard
Henry
Los Angeles
Ralph Bellamy
Herman Peterson
Dillon
Mont
State Highway Contracts Let by Public Works
Parson and Fife of Brigham City bid 69 141 to build the roadbed drainage and surface on 4.6 miles of the Acon East road Friday. Western Construction Co of Pocatello bid 70 913 but lost. A Spokane firm won 6.1 miles of highway between Wallace and Mullan.
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Parson and Fife
Brigham City
Western Construction Co
Pocatello
Public Works Department
Bonneville County
Spokane
Wallace and
Mullan
Police Court Proves Quiet Yesterday in Journal Entry
Police court docket shows no traffic accidents or drunks for the first time in months. Judge R. Don Bistline noted satisfaction at the quiet day, with only vagrancy case involving Truly Jackson leading to his departure from town. The judge called an empty docket rare.
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R. Don Bistline
Truly Jackson
Beef Tour Planned To View Bannock County Fat Calves
About fifteen Bannock county residents will tour July 14 and 15 to inspect the county's fattest beef calves. 4-H members show stock under Quentin C. Murdock, with E F Rinehart and Po catello chamber agricultural committee aiding. The group departs Pocatello at 9 a.m. daily and will visit twenty members' homes while sponsors support youth interests.
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Hollywood
Bannock
Quentin C. Murdock
E. F. Rinehart
Extension Animal Husbandman
Boise
The
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Murdock
State Medical Board Exam Called
BOISE UP The state medical examining board will start a three day examination for 33 persons who want to become Idaho doctors. The examination will be held in the senate chamber in the state capitol.
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Boise
State Medical Examining Board
Idaho
Senate
State Capitol
Senator Taylor To Address North Idaho Delegates
Idaho's Sen. Glen H. Taylor third party vice presidential candidate will speak at the North Idaho organizing conference in Coeur d Alene Sunday morning and at a public city park meeting Sunday evening. He arrives Saturday night from Bakersfield California.
Screen Star Carole Landis Laid to Rest on Coast
Hundreds of friends viewed Carole Landis body at a Santa Monica funeral home ahead of services at Forest Lawn in the Church of the Recessional. Pallbearers include Dick Haymes Cesar Romero Pat O'Brien and others as coroner records list suicide with no further investigation planned.
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Miss Landis
Forest Lawn
Church of the Recessional
Dick Haymes
Cesar Romero
Pat O'Brien
Lou Wasson
Ben Nye
Willard Parker
Ben H. Brown
William E. Simpson
Labor Group Plans New Temple at Main Street Site
Labor group aims to complete plans for a Labor Temple at 100 block South Main Street with a vote at the next Central Labor committee meeting. Jack Rhondeau, re-elected president, says modern temple is the top agenda. July 7 officers include Bonnie McCullough and Clifford Cook, among four new and four returning leaders.
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Central Labor Committee
Jack Rhondeau
Main St
Rhondeau
Bonnie McCullough
Pocatellans Named Major Stockholders in New Company
Two Pocatellans Dean Cameron and David P. Crockett were listed as stockholders in Merrill Motor and Equipment Co Blackfoot which filed articles of incorporation with Route 95 Association. The $50,000 firm also lists Maynard R. Tayson Shelley Robert E. Gray and William P. Gray Jr as stockholders from Idaho Falls.
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Merrill Motor and Equipment Co
Blackfoot
Route 95 Association
United Press
Dean Cameron
David P. Crockett
Maynard R. Tayson
Shelley
Robert E. Gray
Idaho Falls
William P. Gray, Jr
Rail Workers Win Wage Increase After Federal Control Ends
The government returns rail lines to owners after 61 days of army control. Three large unions and railroads settle on a 1.24 dollar daily wage raise and 16 rules changes for 125,000 members, with talks of a third round and potential further raises. PRESIDENT Truman had seized lines May 10 to avert a strike.
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Kenneth C. Royall
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Brotherhoods
David Robertson
Royall
Truman
Jay
John R. Steelman
Robertson
Alameda Sheriff Faces Suit Over Traffic Collision
Earl Adkins the Alameda sheriff is sued by Arthur E. Wilson of Lava Hot Springs for injuries and losses after a May 6 crash at East Halliday Street and Fifth Avenue. Wilson seeks 410 dollars plus costs for medical bills lost earnings and damages. police say Adkins rushed to an emergency with siren. Adkins suffered knee ribs and head injuries.
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Earl Adkins
Alameda
Arthur E. Wilson
Wilson
Lava Hot Springs
East Halliday St
Fifth Ave
Adkins
Deleta
Halliday
Hy J. Swann
Son Accused In Triple Shooting in South Dakota Farm
Faulkton South Dakota authorities consider a murder charge against a 13 year old after the boy admitted shooting his father Gil bert Hulet 48 who died of a head wound a week after the incident at the family farm near Seneca The boy and the mother were wounded but recovering with head injuries similar to the father’s.
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Gilbert Hulet
Huulet
Seneca
Doctor Chosen Head of Clubs
Dr. K Frances Scott M D of Northampton Massachusetts was named president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs at the convention vote 833 to 272 over Mrs Nina Horton Avery of Richmond Virginia The outgoing president is Miss Sally Butler of Indianapolis Indiana The national board chose San Francisco for the 1950 convention city decisive post convention meeting tonight
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Tex
K. Frances Scott
Northampton
Mass
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Scott
Nina Horton Avery
Richmond
Sally Butler
Indianapolis
Ind
National Board of Directors
San Francisco
Army Will Honor Leper War Heroine
Mrs. Josefina Guerrero, a leprosy patient and famed spy in the Philippines, arrives in San Francisco aboard General Pope. After dockside ceremonies at Fort Mason she will be flown to Carville leprosarium for treatment, following her Medal of Freedom with silver palm award.
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Josefina Guerrero
America
Philippines
Army
John Pope
Fort Mason
Joey
Carville
Oldest Virginia convict freed after 25 years in prison
Richmond Virginia. J B Stout a mail carrier who killed a neighbor in a 1922 dog dispute was released from prison at age 76 after serving 25 years of a life term. He was the oldest convict in Virginia prisons at the time of his release.
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Richmond
J. B. Stout
Virginia
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