Empire Air extension granted by CAB to Dec 1950
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved Empire Airlines Boise Idaho to continue short haul feeder service until December 31 1950 delaying expiry from September 27 1949. The board also cut mail pay shifting to a sliding scale with 54 cents per airplane mile at 39 percent load factor and estimated $578 000 mail pay next year.
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Washington
Empire Airlines, Inc
Boise
Ida
Civil Aeronautics Board
Empire
Two Easterners Held For Entry
Two youths from the East, Charles W. Wright age 19 of Buffalo New York and Edward F. Dee age 22 of Baltimore Maryland, are jailed in Bonneville county Idaho on first degree burglary charges. They faced arraignment before Justice Edna Adams with Wright waiving a preliminary hearing and Dee seeking attorney time. They are accused of breaking into Boozer's garage and attempting to crack the garage safe. Perrin the chief of detectives reported they were armed with knives and a .22 caliber rifle.
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Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
Charles W. Wright
Buffalo
N. Y
Edward F. Dee
Baltimore
Justice of the Peace
Edna Adams
Wright
Dee
Boozer
F. G. Perrin
Tightening Urged In Potato Laws
Boise. Attorney General Robert E. Smylie urged two changes to Idaho potato shipping law to improve enforcement. He advised extending the law to cover all intrastate shipments by parties other than the grower and to elevate violations to felonies with penalties as a deterrent.
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Boise
Robert E. Smylie
Smylie
Pocatello Meeting Planned on Snake River Compact
Boise Idaho Friday report says a Monday meeting in Pocatello will address Idaho’s stance in the Snake River compact dispute with Montana. Engineer Mark R Kulp notes the committee of nine Idaho members will discuss remaining issues and related problems.
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Boise
Pocatello
Idaho
Montana
Snake River
State Reclamation
Mark R. Kulp
Committee of Nine
Compact Commission
Legislative changes hinge on state lawmakers
A note from Smylie notes penalties could involve up to a $1000 fine or imprisonment for up to a year and a day, with any changes requiring action by the state legislature.
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Smylie
Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights and Sign-off Quote
A dense listing of KEYY and sister stations daily programs from morning to late night. Broadcasts include music, news, sports, drama, and talk from KEYY KC, KPST, KSEI, KEIO with multiple shows and hosts listed. The page ends with a corporate quotation from Herbert E. Smith on business service and trust laws.
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Herbert E. Smith
U. S. Rubber Corp
Progress of the Snake film shown to Rotarians in American Falls
A color documentary titled The Progress of the Snake was shown to 28 Rotarians at a business dinner in American Falls. A. E. Chally of the Poca tello Idaho Power Office presented it, with Fred Sawyear overseeing the program at the American Falls power plant. The film traces the Snake River’s power potential, noting 175000 kilowatts available by 1950, three times pre war capacity, and 2000 miles of Idaho Power lines built since the war. It highlights agri culture mining industry and new generating facilities, and features a crane truck enabling erection of tall poles across southern Idaho.
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the Post
American Falls
Snake
A. E. Chally
Pocatello Idaho Power Office
Fred Sawyear
Snake River
Idaho Power
Idaho
Idaho potato crop forecast lowest since 1947
The U S Agriculture Department projected an Idaho potato crop of 350 million bushels for this year, though conditions as of July 1 hint a yield of about 140 thousand acres planted and a 20 percent drop from last year. Frosts in late June hurt eastern Idaho, with recovery noted in some areas and uncertain yields. Nationwide, the crop may reach 368.7 million bushels, the second highest on record but 17 percent below 1948.
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Boise
Idaho
US Agriculture Department
Job Drop Is Slight in Idaho Nonfarm Employment
The Idaho Employment Security Agency reports 126,500 non agricultural workers employed as of June 15, a .1 percent decline from June last year. May employment stood at 122,500 with construction and lumber driving a large rise. industry shows a leveling off after June.
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Botska
Idaho
Employment Security Agency
Gem State
Idaho Vows Tight Clamp on Overloaded Trucks
Governor Robins and key Idaho officials announce a statewide drive to strictly enforce weight and load limits after 75 complaints of highway and bridge damage. State Law Enforcement Commissioner Lewis says heavy haulers will be stopped, measured, and weighed, with swift action. Attendees include Public Works Highway Co-director James Reid and State Police leaders A P Bunderson and C R Love of Lewiston.
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Boise
Idaho
C. A. Robins
Lewis
Public Works Highway Co
James Reid
John R. McKinney
A. P. Bunderson
C. R. Love
Lewiston
Movie Ridicules Her Says Stripper Sued Over Film
Rose La Rose a stripteaser known for a claimed 63 grinds a minute sued Universal Pictures in supreme court alleging the film Take One False Step ridiculed her and exploited her name and talent. She cites two objectionable lines implying she inspired the character.
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New York
Rose la Rose
Universal Pictures Corp
Supreme Court
Rosina Ruocco
la Belle la Rose
Miss la Rose
Woman At Rupert Dies
Mrs. Elenora Marjena Moller 72, wife of Nels Moller, died Thursday at home after a long illness. Born March 7 1877 in Orhus Denmark, she married Nels Moller June 16 1898. They moved from Dillon Montana to Boise and homesteaded near Rupert in 1912. Survived by husband eight children and several relatives. Funeral services announced by Goodman mortuary.
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Rupert
Elenora Marjena Moller
Nels Moller
Orhus
Denmark
Andrew
Ann Olsen
Dillon
Montana
Boise
Miller
Lutheran Church
When you are on a diet good things are not supposed to eat
A witty reflection notes that dieting often makes forbidden foods seem especially appealing and tempting, turning restraint into a tempting paradox.
Silly questions said by little tots spark parental curiosity
A playful line notes that questions from small children challenge parents and grownups. It frames curiosity as a bonding moment, highlighting how adults search for explanations to endless kid inquiries.
Idaho to Have Huge Bean Crop
The U S department of agriculture forecast Idaho to produce the third largest dry bean crop on record at 2,458,000 bags this year. The forecast shows about four percent below last year as of July 1 when the stock was last tallied.
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Boise
Idaho
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Preston Sellers
Utah Aggie
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Eddy Howard
Hawaii
Lombardo Land
USA
Chicago Theater
Mutual Dance Orch
Mutual Dance
Mutual Reports
KPST
Preston
University of Idaho
Navy Band
Furniture’s
Marsh Valley
Gem Valley
KSEI
Ksei-Fm
NBC
Idaho Farm
Fred Waring
Frank Merriwell
Smilin
Ed ‘McConnell
Mary Lee Taylor
Martin
Eddy Duchin
NBC University Theatre
Dick Diamond
Grand Ole Opry
Vic Damone
Music of the Stars
Click Orchestra
Three Suns
Adrian Rollini
KEIO
ABC
Martin Agronsky
Music Makers
Intermountain News
McCammon
Johnny Olson
Hormer
Les Paul
Harry Wismer
Rendezvous With Music
Junior Junction
Rex Koury
John Sanborn
Buzz Allen Playhouse
North Side
Middendorf Floralart Shoppe
W. Center
Reinheimers
Hamburger
Reo
Pat
NEA Seice
R Williams
Trucker ‘War’ Set
Fiorace
Ford Music CO
Farge
Remnants
Chessie
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