American Airlines Opposes Further Fare Increases
American Airlines, the nation's largest carrier, said in a brief to the Civil Aeronautics Board that fares probably are too high and should be reduced to spur air travel growth. The airline argued Pan American Airways seeks low cost routes and warned that duplicating routes would limit the industry’s ability to lower prices, while offering no date for possible reductions.
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Pan American Airways
Pan American
New York-Miami
American
Pocatello Chamber Plans Frontiers Rodeo Boost
Pocatello businessmen at a Chamber of Commerce meeting pledged no solicitations for rodeo decor and promote a Pocatello Bargain Days during Frontier Days. They discussed decorating stores, a 10 am parade, new bleachers for 1080 more spectators, and a visitors bureau opening with reservations and travel information. A color ISC Campus Day film was shown at the session.
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Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce Retail Bureau
Whitman
Pocatello Frontier Days
William Shields
Hotel Bannock
Stan Day
Montgomery Wards
North Bannock Fair and Rodeo Association
Shields
Chamber Visitors Bureau
Bannock
C of C
Bureau
Pocatello Bureau
Ledge Craig
Chamber
Gate City
ISC
The
Craig
Gem State Boys Study Parliamentary Procedure at Gem Boys State
About 250 youths at Gem Boys State in Boise began sessions to study parliamentary procedure and bill preparation for the house and senate. Lieutenant Governor Donald S. Whitehead and Boise attorneys Hamer Budge and J D Maurice Adkins led instruction, with city and county government topics and an address by Rev Paul Mortimore of the American Legion.
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Boise
Gem Boys
House
Senate
Donald S. Whitehead
Wi Moffatt
Hamer Budge
J. D. Maurice Adkins
Westerman Whillockee
Gem State
Paul Mortimore
American Legion
Gynecologist Dr William Gilliatt Knighted in King’s Birthday Honors
London reports King George VI knighted Dr William Gilliatt renowned gynecologist who will attend Princess Elizabeth as a prospective mother. The honor comes among a broad list including Duke of Edinburgh made personal aide de camp and other peers and compani ons of honor in the birthday honors.
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London
George VI
William Gilliatt
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Prin
Cess
William Gilliat
Gilliatt
The
Royal
Norman Wilkinson
John Rothenstein
Tate Gallery of Art
Arthur L. B. Ashton
Victoria and Albert Museum
Christopher Chancellor
Reuters News Agency
Textile Painting Classes Slated for Alameda Youth
Alameda children may learn textile painting at the Irving recreation center Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 to 5 p.m. Orleans Hronek, arts and crafts supervisor of the summer recreation program announced. The activity invites all area youth, noting Alameda Park lacks facilities for the project.
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Alameda
Irving Recreation Center
Orleans Hronek
Alameda Park
Pocatello
Farewell Testimonial for Missionary LaVoy Thomas
A farewell testimonial honoring LaVoy Thomas will be held Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the LDS First Ward chapel. Thomas departs Pocatello to serve in the Spanish-American Mission of the LDS church. The public is invited.
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LaVoy Thomas
LDS First Ward
Thomas
Pocatello
LDS Church
Twin Falls Tot Drowns in Pool Tragedy
A one year old girl, Teddy Ann Charles, drowned in a local pool in Twin Falls. Her mother performed artificial respiration and firefighters attempted resuscitation but failed to save her life.
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Twin Falls
Teddy Ann Charles
Soviet Refuses Order To Evacuate Radio Berlin Building
The Soviet military government in Berlin rejects a British demand to vacate Rundfunk House housing Radio Berlin. Lt. Gen. Mihil Dratvin warns that forced action could bring undesirable consequences. British officials say the reply is unsatisfactory as the Soviets have used the building since 1945.
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Berlin
Radio
Mihil Dratvin
Rundfunk House
Dratvin
Rundfunk
Taeigliche Rundschau
Germany
U. S
Free German
Dannenberg
Luneberg
German Socialist Unity Party
Eric
Tagenspiegel
Western Germany
New Commanding Officer Leads Pocatello 15th Bombardment Squadron
Lt. Col. Charles Ward welcomed as commander of the 15th Bombardment Squadron Air Force Reserve at Pocatello. Ward, a Purina Mills supervisor, served in Europe with the 406th Bomb Group. The squadron plans a staff meeting and hangar dance and will depart for two weeks of active duty training at Spokane from late June to August 9. The unit now meets twice monthly, next gathering June 19 at 8:00 p.m.
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Pocatello
15Th
Air Force Reserve
Charles, Ward
Ward
4Th Air Force Headquarters
Purina Mills
406Th
Europe
George Kohl
William §. Hill, Jr
Hill Field
Spokane
C. G. Winn
Ogden Air Reserve
Hill
Judges Reelect Riordan Leader of Idaho Probate Judges
Judge Dan R. Riordan of Caldwell was reelected president of the Idaho Association of Probate Judges at the convention in Idaho Falls. Vernon C. Morreson of Rexburg was named secretary treasurer. State Attorney General Robert E. Smylie and Mary Smith of Rexburg spoke on adoption and juvenile delinquency cases respectively.
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Idaho Falls
Dan R. Riordan
Caldwell
Idaho Association of Probate Judges
Vernon C. Morreson
Rexburg
Robert E. Smylie
Mary Smith
Ron
J. W. McNeil
Idaho
Israelites bow in greeting seven times to ground
As a mode of greeting, Israelites perform a gesture of reverence by bowing to the ground seven times, a practice recorded in ancient customs.
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Ming Pool
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