Empire Air Lines plans outlined at Pocatello meeting
Leading community members heard Empire Air Lines outline its future role in the Inland Empire and its links with Western Air Lines. Q Sherman Starr noted progress after a Washington Civil Aeronautics Board meeting. The airline touted local funding, no fare rise, and services to Boise, Coeur d Alene, and Spokane with possible overnight schedules.
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Empire Air Lines
Pocatello
Inland Empire
Q. Sherman Starr
The
Air Lines
Bannock
T. F E. Robinson
Emipre Air Lines
Gwen Hicks
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Safety Council
Lane
Boise
Coeur d’Alene
Spokane
Gem Room
Don S. Gorder
Gorder
Empire
G. N. Green
Charles Fisher
Wally Wilson
Western Airlnes
C. E. Flandro
Chamber of, Commerce
Ledge Sig
Chamber of Merce
J. P. Halliwell
G. Nicholas Ifft
Pocatello Tribune
Meche
KSEI
Hinckley
O. G. Roche
Roche Ation Oe
James Ngptl
Dworshak Expected Back in Burley Idaho
Senator Dworshak R Idaho is due home in Burley this afternoon with wife and son Calvin. He will fly to Washington July 25 for a special congressional session after a brief Idaho trip for the Idaho State Association conference in Valley July 23 and a June 24 visit with Magerman for the Hager Latter Day Saints Church per day. The senator and family will spend the rest of the summer in Idaho. General Chiang Kai Shek sent condolences to Gen Pershing's family in Nanking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Henry Corshak
Ida
Burley
Calvin
Lore
Washington
Congress
Dworshak
Valley
Magerman
Hager- Latter Day Saints
Idaho
Dateline Mixup Sparks Reader Grief at Paper
A newspaper corrects a front page dateline error July 18 instead of July 19. Readers phoned in with confusion and editors apologize for the mix up while noting the importance of accurate dates.
Indian Sun Dance Starts Today
Braves and squaws of the Bannock Shoshone tribe begin their Sun Dance at sunset at Bannock Creek lodge on Michaud flats near Pocatello. The second sun rite this summer on Fort Hall reservation lasts to July 24 with more squaws allowed to participate. A small admission fee is charged for white spectators.
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Bannock Creek Lodge
Fort Hall
Michaud Flats
Pocatello
U. S. Highway 30
Obituaries and Funeral Services Dated for Local Residents
Obituaries note Ivo V. Boggs 62 longtime Union Pacific brakeman of 349 Pershing Ave died in a Salt Lake hospital. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Downard chapel with Rev. N R Simpson officiating. Graveside Mt Moriah cemetery with Keystone Lodge AF and AM and B of RT members. Also Richard Vialpando three month old son of Ray and Flora Vialpando Tyhee Idaho died after illness. services Monday 1 30 p.m. at Downard chapel with Rev. Francis J. Lobel officiating. Interment Mt View cemetery. Amy E. Trimming 64 of 535 N Lincoln died Saturday. funeral Tuesday 1 30 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal church. interment Mt View cemetery. Downard funeral home open until service.
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Ivo V. Boggs
Union Pacific
Pershing Ave
Salt Lake
Downard Chapel
N. R. Simpson
Central Christian Church
Mt. Moriah
Keystone Lodge No
B of
Richard Vialpando
Ray
Flora Vialpando
Tyhee
Idaho
Pocatello
Ray, Jr
Mary Carmen
Francis J. Lobell
St. Anthony Church
Mt. View Cemetery
Amy E. Trimming
N. Lincoln
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. E. Albee
Downard Funeral Home
Funeral services set for Max Pierson drowned in Snake River
Special to the Post reports 16 year old Max Pierson drowned Saturday in the Snake River below the American Falls dam. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at the L D S church with Bishop Bruce Beck officiating. He was a junior at the local high school and a member of the air scout troop the band and the basketball team. He is survived by his parents two brothers and a sister. Services directed by Peck and Packham funeral home of Blackfoot.
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Aberdeen
Max Pierson
Snake River
American Falls
L.D.S
Bruce Beck
Air Scout
Gilbert Pierson
Lloyd
Nelsel
Rozella
Peck and Packham Funeral Home
Blackfoot
Hog and corn prices hint at higher fall pig crop profits
Relative hog and corn price prospects indicate hog farmers likely will earn more from this year's fall pig crop than from their 1947 crop.
Debate Sought for Idaho 2nd District Candidate Matchup
Bert Minnegen of Montpelier challenged Asaob Lyman of Rexburg to a debate for the Democratic nomination. He proposed a Pocatello meeting to plan a series of public discussions in towns across Idaho's Second District on issues where they differ.
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U.S
Idaho
Bert Minnegen
Montpelier
Asaeb Lyman
Rexburg
Minnegan
Lman
Pocatello
Minnegen
Police Court Records Outline Local Vagrancy and Traffic Fines
Alameda Police Court lists multiple cases including Benjamin Engblom and Joseph Pinter charged with vagrancy with fines suspended upon leaving town Edward Arnold fined for illegal parking Clyde Garnet and John Wells transferred to juvenile court James Monroe fined for trespassing Loren Pritchett fined and license revoked Henry Klasses bond forfeited illegal left turn Henry Jensen fined for running stop light Jay Nelson fined for speeding Bardell Anderton bond forfeited for stop sign Fred Dalton to appear on reckless driving Pinto pleads not guilty with trial set Leonard Block forfeited speeding Walter Meyer forfeited defective rights B H Holman fined defective rights Chester Stanley forfeited speeding Henry Fernandez forfeited no license on car.
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Benjamin R. Engblom
Joseph M. Pinter
Edward Arnold
Clyde E. Garnet
John Wells
James Monroe
Loren Pritchett
Henry J. Klasses
Alameda
Lionel J. Jensen
McKenzie Auto Parts
Jay Nelson
N. Eighth
Bardell J. Anderton
Randolph
Fred W. Dalton
Foothill Boulevard
James H. Pinto
Maplewood
Leonard Block
Devair
Calif
Columbia Basin Meeting Re Set
State Reclama tion Engineer Mark R. Kulp said the Columbia Basin Inter Agency committee meeting in Portland Ore was moved from July 29 to allow attendance at the July 27 International Joint Commission meeting at Bonners Ferry. Governor Robins invited members to discuss flood conditions in the Kootenai river valley.
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Boise
Mark R. Kulp
Columbia Basin Inter-Agency
Portland
Ore
International Joint Commission
Bonners Ferry
C. A. Robins
Inter-Agency Committee
Joint Commission
Kootenai River
Lost Girl Hunt Ends in Movies
Milwaukee a nationwide drive to find the 11 year old girl ends as Judy Lee Stewart’s parents meet producer Robert Paige. Judy’s photo, among five finalists set for screen tests for The Green Promise, was lost until Mukwonago residents recognized her image and alerted Paige.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Judy Lee Stewart
Hollywood
Robert Paige
Judy
Paige
Mukwonago
English Woman Tours Gate City by Motorcycle
English traveler Theresa Wallach arrives in Gate City on a motorcycle tour after crossing deserts in Africa and four deserts in the United States. She recalls wartime service in England and notes American scenery exceeds English cinema impressions while planning further adventures.
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Gate City
London
England
Theresa Wallach
New York
Canada
United States
California
Pocatello
Yellowstone Park
Miss Wallach
America
Illinois
Walachs
States
Kalahari
Sahara
Mojave
Painted Desert
Sahara Desert
Capetown
Niagara Falls
Victoria Falls
Africa
Women Schedule Executive Meet In Idaho
Boise Idaho Mrs Rose Gorr Mayes Kellogg president of Idaho State Federation of Women's Clubs scheduled an executive board meeting for July 28 in Boise Plans include preparations for the biennial meeting on August 27 the day before the state Republican platform convention The executive board comprises state federation officers and presidents of county Republican women's clubs Mrs Mayes also serves as state Republican vice chairman and Republican national committee woman
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BOISE
Rose Gorr Mayes
Kellogg
Idaho State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mayes
Republican Women’s Clubs
Republican National Committee
Pepper Bandit Trims Post Office Haul in London
A tall middle aged man robbed a London post office with pepper, blinded a girl clerk, and escaped with 1,700 pounds. The suspect fled before police could be alerted.
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London
Kids Parade Awards Highlight Pocatello Youth Talent
A line of Pocatello children displayed neighborhood costumes for a Kiddies parade held Saturday. Awards covered many divisions from Floats to Best Costume, with numerous honorees including Alice Amundsen Joyce Curtis Diane Rough Blaine Huff Fred Ranstrum Paul Armstrong Salt and Pepper Kerole Plastino George Burrell and Gloria Dean among others.
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Pocatello
Fifth Ward
Fred Ranstrum
Paul Armstrong
Geniene Plastino
U. P. Jr
Pocatello Frontier Rodeo
Pat Richmond
Helen Davis
Blaine Lyon
Colette Barrow
Kelton Godfrey
Betty Lou Lundberg
Rodney Smith
Bobby Purrington
Myrna Johnson
Dale Larson
Janet Kearsley
Fisherman and Family
Miss Pocatello
Mary
Her Little Lamb
Papooses
Merell
Don Baldwin
Maggie
Donald Duck
Coney Detwaler
Idaho Jobs Seen Holding Steady
Idaho employment is expected to stay high for several years according to Robert C. Goodwin of the U S Bureau of Employment Security. He notes defense and foreign aid impacts not yet felt and Idaho may be affected by rising activity in West Coast shipbuilding and aircraft industries.
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Boise
Robert C. Goodwin
Washington
U. S. Bureau of Employment Security
Goodwin
Payette
Idaho
Funeral services set for Blaine Nelson Lee
Funeral services are arranged for 26 year old Blaine Nelson Lee who died after being struck by a pickup while changing a tire with his father James Lee 46 west of here. The incident occurred Sunday night leaving Lee injured and his father 46 uninjured.
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Emmett
Ida
Blaine Nelson Lee
James Lee
Dan
Labor Unit Maps Idaho State Convention Agenda
Idaho Federation of Labor delegates in Boise set August 2 as the session date and discussed resolutions. A 15 member committee including Jack Rhondeau Martha Thomas Paul Meyer Clarence Lott and Carl Lott will draft resolutions for final action at a Labor Temple meeting next Sunday at 2 p.m. Bonnie McCullough Third district VP led the Lewiston delegation to the state labor legislative council meeting.
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Idaho Federation of Labor
Boise
Labor Temple
Jack Rhondeau
Martha Thomas
Paul Meyer
Clarence Lott
Carl Lott
Lewiston
State
Labor Legislative Council
Bonnie McCullough
Third District
Vets Plan For Reunion Of Reconnaissance Company 776
Members of Reconnaisance Company 776 Tank Destroyers who served in World War II will meet at 7 30 p m today with Frank Young at 438 North Eleventh Street to map plans for a 1955 battalion reunion. Eleven members are definite attendees and more are invited. The battalion counted 56 Pocatello members and many have not met since leaving abroad.
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Reconnaisance
Frank Young
North Eleventh Street
Pocatello
Grass Fires Keep Unit Busy In Poca
Grass fires kept the Poca fire department busy over the weekend with five runs by the west side unit. Carelessness with matches and cigarettes caused the blazes in areas including the 100 block Cottonwood 700 block North Lincoln 600 block North Lincoln Portneuf Park and Barnhart Wheelers in the northern part of town.
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Pocatello Fire Department
West Side
Cottonwood
Lincoln
Portneuf Park
Barnhart-Wheelers
Barrymore Junior Detained on Homesick Vacation Incident
John Barrymore Jr., 16, son of the late actor, was detained briefly by police at the request of his stepfather Dr. John Vruwink near Watertown New York. Vruwink said the boy went missing Sunday while on vacation and returned home with the family. The boy's mother is silent film star Dolores Costello.
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New York
John Barrymore Jr
John Vruwink
Vruwink
Watertown
N. Y
Dolores Costello
Russia Tops World in Air Power, Stowers Claims
Harve E. Stowers of the Aircraft Industries Association tells a Los Angeles Chamber audience that Russia leads in air personnel and combat planes. He cites official Soviet figures of 550,000 air force personnel and Russian aircraft production estimates from 7,000 to 100,000 aircraft annually, far surpassing U S output.
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Los Angeles
Russia
United States
Harve E. Stowers
Aircraft Industries Assn
Stowers
Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Stoner
Soviet Union
Cascade Telephone rate hearing set in Idaho
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission set a hearing for Sept. 2 on Cascade Telephone Co. request to raise rates and revise operating rules. Cascade Telephone is owned by Harry R. Bean.
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BOISE
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Cascade Telephone Co
Harry R. Bean
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Pershing
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
John , Pershing
W. Center
News of Record
Columbia Basin
National Cash Register
Whitman Hotel
Eugene Edmo
Pocatello Rodeo
BY Kay Drages
Pepper Bandit
Mountain States
Barrymore Junior
Paulette Goddard
Cecil B. DeMille
Chief
Paramount
Miss Goddard
Gary Cooper
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