Frontier Rodeo Parade Kicks Off Pocatello Event 1946
Parade chair Lou Haller lists 1:30 start for Frontier Rodeo Parade with Drill Master T. R. Colombe and assistants. Highlights include Magna Drum and Bugle Corps, four Mexican caballeros, Indian dress from Fort Hall, and Days of 49 floats. Magna group features 40 teens, Lan Rodeo champs with national recalls. Roy Lindley notes pony rides free 6:30–7:30 nightly, with 13 Shetland ponies.
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Lou Haller
Magna
Utah
Rexburg
Downey
Rockland
O. R. Baum
Fort Hall Reservation
Lan
Rodeo Association
Roy Lindley
Frontier Rodeo opens Seventh Annual event in Pocatello
Pocatello launches the Seventh Annual Frontier Rodeo at Bannock County Fairgrounds with the Days of 49 parade at 1 30 p m and rodeo performances Friday through Sunday at 8 30 p m. The show, dating to 1943, honors early Western entertainment with stock from Earl Hutchison and top cowboys, aiming for a bigger run than prior years.
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Pocatello
Bannock
County Fairgrounds
T. B. LeBailly
The
Frontier Rodeo Association
Earl Hutchison
Hutch
R. C
Bob) Hillman
Pocatello Riding Club
W. W
Bill) Shields
Bannock Hotel
Shields
54 New Houses To Be Started Here
Oregon Homes announced 54 two bedroom houses to be started in early August on the James Bean property south of the Naval Ordnance plant and east of Brennan Cahoon addition. Homes will sell for 6500 to 7000 dollars and be ready for occupancy mid October. All will be eligible for FHA low payments with Bist Line agency handling sales.
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Oregon Homes
James Bean
Naval Ordnance Plant
Brennan-Cahoon
Bistline Agency
Heart Baby Dies In Utah
Little Carole Ingram, 10 months old, died in her sleep at her mother’s Wendover, Utah home after an enlarged heart attack. She had just returned home from Dee hospital in Ogden and had been fundraising for a lifesaving operation. Over $200 was raised, funds to be given to a heart disease research foundation in Carole’s name. Burial planned in Pocatello.
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Little Carole Ingram
Wendover
Utah
Dora Hughes
Carole
Ogden
Dee Hospital
Golda Yearsley
Pocatello
Little Carole
Gerald Ingram
Hughes
Ingram
Air Forces
South Pocatello
Mayors Endorse Industrial Zoning for New Pocatello Land
Mayor W W Halsey on Thursday expressed strong support for zoning the newly annexed Power county land near Pocatello as an industrial belt. He cited distance from residences and potential to attract industry despite high real estate costs, noting most zoning would cover the old main airport with some Phillips Field areas also industrial. Temporary housing may be allowed at the airport.
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W.W. Halsey
Pocatello
Power County
Uable
Phillips Field
Halsey
Top U S Officials Hold Secret Atomic Energy Session
President Truman met for about three hours with cabinet military and congressional leaders in a top secret Blair House session on atomic energy. Participants included Dean Acheson Louis Johnson Dwight Eisenhower and Millard Tydings who refused to reveal details while others predicted no statement that night.
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Washington
Truman
Dean Acheson
Louis Johnson
Dwight .D. Eisenhower
Blair House
Millard E. Tydings
Senate Armed Services Committee
Alben W. Barkley
Brien McMahon
Conn
Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
American Falls mayor opposes annexing Pocatello airports
Dr. N H Farrell of American Falls says the city has never considered annexing Pocatello airports or clubs and believes such moves are illegal. He adds American Falls supports removing Pocatello from Power County and questions whether the U S government can legally transfer large land blocks to Pocatello.
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American Falls
Pocatello
N. H. Farrell
Power
30 Club
Frontier Club
Shamrock Club
Greet
Triangle Club
Assessor withdraws probe into Bannock County tax lands
Bannock County Assessor George Allen announced he would drop his grand jury investigation into the county sale and handling of delinquent tax properties from 1936 to 1940. Allen cited personal disqualification and workload as his reasons, noting a countywide revaluation program now underway.
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Bannock
George Allen
Allen
Pocatello
F. M. Bistline
Bannock County
Health Aide Urges Heat Safety With Do Nots
Dr. M B Sherrard of Bannock County Health Unit lists hot weather precautions. Do not let children play with dogs in summer due to bites risk. Do not allow swimming in unchlorinated water. Avoid perishable foods like chicken potato salad and cream pies unless fresh or refrigerated.
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M. B. Sherrard
Bannock County
Sherrard
Bomb blasts disrupt Nehru speech in Calcutta riot
In Calcutta one person died and at least fifty were injured as a bomb exploded near a crowd gathered to hear Indian Premier Jawaharlal Nehru. Nehru remained unhurt and continued his address as police and communists were involved in the unrest.
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Calcutta
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Tax claim data cited in Hill Bros dispute over assessments
William S. Hill of The Hi Bros Gem State Auto Co criticizes F M Bistline for comparing city bus garage building to The Hill Bros building on St Arthur Ave Hill notes the bus garage built 1945 while his building dates 1925 and claims differences in heating and structure affecting valuation He urges fact checking and potential adjustment of square foot assessments to reflect true value and share of taxes in Bannock County Idaho.
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William S. Hill
Hi Bros
Gem State Auto Co
F. M. Bistline
Hill Bros
St. Arthur Ave
Bistline
George Allen
Bannock
Bannock Motor
Hill
U S Steel asks new board setup as strike orders loom
Pittsburgh report states U S Steel and four independents threaten a nationwide steel strike after asking President Truman to modify his 60 day peace plan. CIO United Steelworkers threat cites possible 350 000 plus workers joining the stoppage as key plants stay open only for now.
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U.S. Steel
Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Truman
United Steel Workers
CSO
Philip Murray
White House
U.S. Cio United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel
CIO
United Steelworkers
Murray
Bell Weather
Truman Names Steelman To Lead Anti Low Mood Program
President Truman designated Dr. John R. Steelman to direct a 20 member coordinating group to channel federal buying and construction into regions hardest hit by unemployment. He stressed the plan does not seek higher spending but a shift of existing funds to revive weakened areas. Republicans warned the move could bring national ruin if budget cuts continue.
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U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Benjamin F. Fairless
Washington
Truman
John R. Steelman
Nation
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harry F. Byrd
Mr. Truman
Heat Dip: Pocatello Sees Cooler Year So Far
The local weather bureau notes cooler conditions this year than last. Through July 1, precipitation stands at .08 inches versus .01 a year ago, with daily highs around 94 degrees and nightly lows near 45, while last year’s peak reached 95 on July 10.
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Pocatello
Children Hurt In Car Collision Injures Two Kids
Two children Karen and Jerry Facer aged six and three were hurt in a two car crash at N Main and W Carson. They were taken to General Hospital for minor cuts and bruises after riding in a pickup with parents Keith and Mrs. Facer of Route 1 North. Barney T. McCormack aged 26 of 130 Portheuf Park drove north on Main.
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N. Main
W. Carson
Karen
Jerry Facer
General Hospital
Keith W. Facer
Barney T.mccormack
Portheuf Park
Main
Facer
Carson
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Frontier Rodeo
G.L
LeBailly
Army Air Base
Ray Swanson
International Rodeo Association
Rodeo Cowboys’ Association
Fair Grounds
Bruce H. Bauer
I. S. Stenerson
L. E Edwards
U.S
Sam Rayburn
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Health Aide
U. S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet& Tube Co
Youngstown, C
Inland Steel Co
Chicago
Inland
Youngstown
USW
International
Jones & Laughlin
Wheeling Steel
Wheeling, W. Va
Portsmouth Steel Co
Portsmouth, Ohio
Colorado Fuel ,and Iron Co
Steelman
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