Bannock County Officials See Filing Rush for 1947 Race
Long time office holders Willard Lund and Alma Marley enter Bannock politics as filing opens Friday July 12 for county posts. Anna Keefe seeks recorder seat, others may run as campaigns begin. Local figures discuss past county trends and juvenile delinquency in the wake of staffing changes.
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Bannock
Willard Lund
Alma Marley
Anna Keefe
Ley
Harold
South Fifth Ave
Keefe
Idaho
Ite
Swift and Co
College Plans Summer Session At Rexburg
Rexburg officials forecast one of the largest summer school enrollments in years at the college as registration began. The first upper division credit courses will be offered in the school’s history among more than 60 classes, with 24 carrying division credit. Registering students eyed the new options and expanded catalog.
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Rexburg
Largst
Eldred C. Stephenson
Robins to attend national conferences in June
Boise reports Gov. C A Robins en route to Portsmouth New Hampshire for the national conference of governors June 13 18. He then heads to Philadelphia for the national Republican conference June 21, returning after the meetings. Mrs Peary refuses air travel aging 85 still calls Arctic journey routine.
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Boise
Gov
C. A. Robins
U S System In Jeopardy Price Warns
Secretary of State J D Price warned at Flag Day ceremonies in Twin Falls that the American free enterprise system is nearer destruction than any time in history. He said distrust of the U S as a great nation is growing, with nearly 40 percent of citizens in the doubtful group and risk if it doubles.
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Twin Falls
America
J. D. Price
Price
U. S
DPW Seeks Bids for Two Idaho Highways
The Idaho Department of Public Works calls for bids to open June 25 for 21.954 miles of highways. Projects include a bituminous surface and seal coat on 15.468 miles of the Idaho Central highway from Howe Junction to Howe in Butte County and a roadmix bituminous surface with seal coat on 5.767 miles and seal coat only on 0.729 miles of State Highway No. 13 from Grangeville to Dewey Saddle in Idaho County.
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Boise
State Department of Public Works
Howe Junction
Howe
Butte County
Grangeville
Dewey Saddle
Idaho County
Bannock 4-H Youths Win Honors At Moscow
More than 30 Bannock county 4-H members earned top honors at the University of Idaho short course in Moscow. Downey tied for first in beef judging with Joyce Hudson and Dean Barnes, while Kay Magleby led sheep judging. Louis Merrill and Dean Barnes also earned high totals as Bannock county stood out among Idaho counties.
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Bannock County
Neale Gymnasium
Moscow
Quentin Murdock
University
Idaho
Bannock
Val Bloxham
Dean Barnes
Craig Jones
Monte Treasure
George Gittins
Paul Morrison
Don Gibbs
Marie Stephens
Alene Haglund
Gene Wise
Kay
University of Idaho
Downey
Pocatello
Joyce Hudson
Kay Magleby
Louis Merrill
Swan Lake
Mur
Milk Cooling Is Studied in Four District Conferences
Four district conferences in southeastern Idaho will study cooling milk as a key dairying practice. Professor D. D. Fourt of the University of Idaho dairy husbandry head will lead sessions aimed at creamery managers milk inspectors county secretaries and Smith-Hughes instructors. Meetings run June 14 Idaho Falls June 15 Preston June 17 Twin Falls at Idaho Power Co auditorium and June 18 at the Dairymen's Cooperative Creamery Caldwell.
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Idaho
Bannock
D. D. Fourt
U of Idaho
Preston
Idaho Power Co
Twin Falls
Dairymen’s Cooperative Creamery
Caldwell
Probate Judge D K McLean Visits Pocatello on Legal Biz
In Gate City news Probate Judge D K McLean of Caribou County spent a day in Pocatello for legal business with Fifth District Judge L E Glennon. A musical broadcast featuring an electric organ and piano is set for Monday at 7 p.m. over KEIO originating from the North Ward chapel. Artists Gaylord Ord and John Taylor will perform with Taylor on organ. Public attendance is invited.
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D. K. McLean
Caribou County
Pocatello
L. E. Glennon
Keio
Third Ward
North One Ave
Gaylord Ord
John Taylor
New Chemical May Conquer Leukemia
English physician Dr W Jacobson said a rare pigment related compound may conquer leukemia. He announced the discovery at Jefferson Davis hospital after consultations with blood specialists, and noted work with the University of Texas Medical Branch Galveston.
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Houston
W. Jacobson
Cambridge
England
Jacobson
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Tech
University of Texas Medical
Galveston
Lions Hear of Convention and Officers Installation
Lions Club members heard reports on the recent district convention at Sun Valley. Paul J. Shine, FBI associate head from Butte, gave an address. A film titled Fish On about Canadian trout and salmon fishing was shown by Bud Fisher of Standard Oil. Special guests included Ernest Siler and John England. Installation of new officers and ladies night set for July 2 at Shamrock Club at 7:30 p.m.
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Lions Club
Sun Valley
Bannock
Lion William England
Paul J. Shine
FBI
Butte
Mont
Lion Bud Fisher
Standard Oil Co
Canada
Ernest Siler
John England
Hyde Park
Utah
Jack Loomis
Portland
Ore
John Hudkins
Standard Oil
Shamrock Club
R. W. Purrington
Grid Men In Crash Near Bliss Injuries Reported
Three University of Oregon football players and the head trainer escaped serious harm when their car plunged 100 feet down an embankment on U S highway 30 near Bliss. Ed ward Chrobath Robert Eastern Albert Haden and Tom Hughes were treated for cuts bruises and shock at Wendell hospital and released.
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South Bend
Ind
Police Bulletin Reports Stolen Pistols and Personal Keepsakes
Stolen items include a .38 Colt automatic pistol from Reed's Riteway Hardware Co valued at 65 dollars likely taken Tuesday or Wednesday. Also taken from Mrs Lorna Smiths cedar chest were a .22 Mauser serial 295800 a large Egyptian ring and a Gruen watch valued at unspecified amounts. Meanwhile court notes include several fines for speeding vagrancy and stop sign violations and marriages births and building permits.
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Reed
Riteway Hardware Co
West Center
Harold Smith
Reed's
Lorna Smith
East
Hayden St
Thief Steals Crutches From World War I Vet on Subway
In New York a thief stole a pair of crutches from Davis Hornung, 56, a one legged World War I veteran, while he slept aboard a subway train, authorities report.
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New York
Davis Hornung
Pocatello Youth To Leave On LDS Mission
Jay R. Lowe son of Mrs. Ramona Lowe of 1521 South 5th Ave has accepted a church mission call. He will serve in the Northwestern States mission with a farewell program arranged by the Twelfth ward on Tuesday June 15 at 8 15 p.m. Elder Lowe is a Pocatello High School graduate and veteran and studied at Idaho State College until last month.
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Ramona Lowe
South 5Th Ave
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Northwestern States
Twelfth Ward
Homer
Satterfield
Elder Lowe
Pocatello High School
Idaho State College
Farm Price Indices Up In May Reports Boise Bureau
May 15 prices received by farmers rose 7 points from mid April, placing them 25 points above last May and above the 1947 average by 280. Meat animals led gains with cattle up 2 dollars and lambs 2.20 per hundredweight, hogs down 0.30. Grain slid 8 points as wheat and barley fell, feed costs rose, egg feed ratio unchanged, and chicken feed ratio eased slightly.
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Boise
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Dust Storm Strikes Shoshone District Leaves Glass Shattered
A tornado like dust storm swept through Shoshone Friday injuring one person and blowing out plate glass windows in the business district. Warren Kenaston, 16, was struck by glass from a large store window.
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Shoshone
Warren Kenaston
Letter From Iwo Jima Spans 69 Pages 36000 Words
Southbridge resident Cpl. George Lamontague mailed his wife a long letter from Iwo Jima. The note filled 69 pages and about 36000 words and required 18 hours to write.
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Southbridge
Mass
Iwo Jima
George Lamontague
Memorial Rites Held by Portneuf Lodge No 20
Portneuf Lodge No 20 held a memorial service at 1.C.C.F. hall on Monday evening for deceased members. Frank Ramey chaired the service with Volney Watts and Edward McGarvey Sr. as Canton and Encampment chairs. Ivy Rebekah No. 23 and Theta Rho girls participated. violins by Arnold Lintelmann. memory sketches by Eugene Grant, Watts, McGarvey, Mrs. Zela Dillon, and Mrs. Veda Nye. white peonies arranged in a red cross.
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Portneuf Lodge No. 20
1.C.C.F. Hall
Frank Ramey
Noble Grand
Canton
Volney Watts
Edward McGarvey Sr
Ivy Rebekah No
Eugene Grant
Edward McGarvey
Zela Dillon
Veda Nye
Order
Ruling on School Debt Limits for Reorganized Districts
Boise ID The Idaho attorney general ruled that bonded debt limits apply to districts consolidated under the 1947 school reorganization law. The opinion says bond power rests with the district and sets debt caps at 10 percent of assessed valuation for reorganized class A and B districts and six percent for class C districts.
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BOISE
Robert E. Smylie
Smylie
Kenneth Dean
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