Compulsory Health Plan Termed Decadent Theory
Dr. Ernest F. Irons, new AMA president, calls compulsory health insurance a first step toward socialism and collectivism. He likens foreign programs to decadence while praising medical advances and emphasizes prevention, longer life, and personal responsibility in facing social costs.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Ernest F. Irons
American Medical Association
Chicago
United
Irons
Europe
America
Heir Sought in Sidney Missing Man Case
Bannock county sheriff's office joins search for Paul Schaitzel a Sidney Montana heir believed employed by a railroad in Pocatello He was stationed at the U S air base during the war and has many local friends Call Sheriff Alma Marley or Milton G Anderson with any lead or location details.
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Bannock County
Sidney, Mont
Alma Marley
Sidney
Paul Schaitzel
Pocatello
Schaitzel
U. S
Marley
Milton G. Anderson
Mont
Investment plan for widow prompts Merrill Lynch offer
A lawyer tasked with planning an investment for a widow seeks help from Merrill Lynch Research. The firm analyzes eleven securities with prices and incomes to propose a conservative portfolio. They invite the reader to request a personalized holdings analysis with no charge or obligation.
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Merrill Lynch
Merritt Lynch Pierce Firm Listed in Pocatello
Merritt Lynch Pierce FENNER BeANe appears in a Pocatello listing at 234 West Bonneville. The notice names Merritt Lynch Pierce and associates with a Pocatello address.
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Merritt Lynch Pierce
Fenner & Beane
West Bonneville Pocatello
Youth Jailed For Assault In Alameda Case
A 19 year old Alameda man Robert Howater of 730 Jefferson Ave was jailed after a confrontation with State Patrolman Al Nogo following a traffic stop for erratic driving. Howater attacked the officer and was sentenced to not more than one year with parole care, then given 90 days more and a $150 fine for DUI offenses in a separate proceeding. The two sentences run consecutively.
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Alameda
Robert Howater
Jefferson Ave
al Nogo
Nogo
Howater
L. E. Glennon
Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Hyde
Local Man Awarded Bronze Star Medal
Jesse E. Bagley received a bronze star medal for exemplary conduct in ground combat with the 378th Infantry during the Rhineland campaign in the ETO. He resides with his wife at 1004 W Fremont and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Bagley of 624 S Third.
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Pfe
Jesse E. Bagley
378Th
Rhineland
Eto
Bagley
W. Fremont
Ezra Bagley
S. Third
Germany
Cub Scouts Graduate Four Pocatello youths to Boy Scouts
Four Cub Scouts from Pocatello were graduated to the Boy Scouts of America. Oath of Scouthood was taken by Robert Shelton Winn Higby Dee Nelson and Charles Buchta. Other awardees included Billy Buchta Kay Haws Jack Woods Tommy Winterbottom Charles Buchta Perry Glover and Michael McLaughlin. Richard Frisk earned six silver arrows and Dennis McLaughlin one silver arrow.
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Pocatello
Cub Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Robert Shelton
Winn Higby
Dee Nelson
Charles Buchta
Billy Buchta
Kay Haws
Wolfpack
Jack Woods
Tommy Winterbottom
Bear Pack
Perry Glover
Michael McLaughlin
Lron Pack
Richard Frisk
Dennis McLaughlin
Club's Case II Postponed in Idaho Proceedings
One of two charges against operators of the Thirty club near Pocatello was dismissed by Probate Judge Charles Hartley American Falls. The dismissed charge involved selling beer after hours. A preliminary hearing on the second charge about slot machines without a license was postponed indefinitely. Defendants are Carl Hall and Ruth Mirabella. attorney is B A McDevitt of Pocatello.
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Pocatello
Charles Hartley
American Falls
Hartley
Carl Hall
Ruth Mirabella
B A
McDevitt
Widespread Tooth Decay Affects Much of U S Population
A broad health concern shows about 95 percent of Americans experience tooth decay at some stage. Oral health studies indicate prevalence across age groups and regions, highlighting dental care access and preventive needs.
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United States
Recreation Department Opens Wide Program in City
Wayne Booth recreation director announced a broad city program by the Pocatello recreation department. Five play centers buzz with activity offering softball arts and crafts and dancing with classes at Irving Alameda and Halliwell parks. Teen evenings run 6 30 to 10 and schedules for crafts and dancing are being fixed for all centers.
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Pocatello
Jack Kobe
Irving
Sam Maynard
Alameda
Maynard
A. W. Bunnell
Ross Park
Steed
Alameda Park
Helen Morris
Franklin
Ture
Maxine Wellard
Jacquie
Irving Field
Wally Kelly
Lorin Hancock
Wayne Booth
Court Judgment In Case Delayed
Federal Judge Chase A. Clark postponed judgment in the $14,000 suit Mrs. Louise B. Musselman Sisil filed against Jesse M. Chase. Final written briefs awaited. Sisil claims she loaned Chase $14,000 in 1945 and seeks repayment plus 6 percent interest and costs. Representation: Sisil by Ben W. Davis. Chase by Milton Zener and Ben Peterson.
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Chase A. Clark
Louise B. Musselman Sisil
Jesse M. Chase
Sisil
Chase
Mrs. Sisil
Ben W. Davis
Milton Zener
Ben Peterson
Government plan to store grain and aid wheat farmers
The Truman administration outlined a broad program to expand grain storage, aid Texas Oklahoma and Kansas wheat growers, and curb distress sales. It hails loans up to 75 percent of the support price, 85 percent of storage costs, and a 50 million bushel storage increase, with possible references to acreage and marketing quotas and a nationwide referendum set for July 23.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Truman
Commodity Credit Corporation
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Brannan
Agriculture Department
Elmer Thomas
Okla
Senate Agriculture Committee
City recreation dance program registration begins
Maxine Wellard, director, announced that registration opens today. East side students may register at Franklin Junior High at 1 p.m. This Thursday west side youngsters should register at the recreation hall at 1 p.m.
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City Recreation
Maxine Wellard
East Side
Franklin Junior High
West Side
Recreation Hall
Stolen Cars Sought Across Cities
Police from state county and local agencies hunt four stolen autos reported Tuesday with two from Pocatello. One is a 1947 black Ford sedan with a New Mexico plate and Idaho sticker. another a 1949 tan Chevrolet coupe missing from East Center Street. Also stolen are a 1941 black Cadillac in Salt Lake City and a 1940 tan Ford sedan with Idaho dealer plate 304-1. Electric trackless trolleys noted as early as 1905 but not widely used until 1928.
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Pocatello
Idaho
New Mexico
W. M. Robins
Bidwell Auto Court
East Center St
Bert Farnsworth
Salt Lake City
Thia City
Utah
Idaho Falls
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