Veterinary Meet Opens in Boise With ASA Speaker
Idaho veterinarians open their annual meeting in Boise at the Owyhee hotel. Dr. E Don Copple of Boise, president of the state association, announced the event. Dr. L M Hurt, president of the American Veterinary Medical Association, will be the principal speaker at the conclave.
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BOISE
Idaho Veterinarians
E. Don Copple
State Veterinary Association
L. M. Hurt
American Veterinary Medical Association
Owyhee Hotel
Fireworks Law Rigidity Warned in Twin Falls County
Twin Falls Idaho United Press report says Prosecuting Attorney Graydon W. Smith told county commissioners that strict enforcement of the new state fireworks law will be imposed in the county. He stressed penalties for sale or possession and outlined steps for compliance by dealers and residents.
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Twin Falls
Graydon W. Smith
Handcuffs For Nuptials In Vegas Wedding Affair
Wealthy art dealer Nathan Borin and his Miami showgirl bride Pepper Donna honeymooned in Las Vegas with a four way transcontinental telephone hookup so friends and relatives could hear the ceremony. Borin wore handcuffs at the wedding per Pepper’s idea to ensure “the tie is tight.” They plan to live in Chicago after leaving for New York soon.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nathan Borin
Miami
Pepper Donna
Borin
Miss Donna
Morris Shore
Boston
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Swan Lake
N. Y
Pepper
Claire
Miami Beach
Ends Month Of Sneezing Ends Month Of Sneezing
London report says schoolboy Michael Hippisley ceased sneezing Saturday night for the first time in 40 days. He remains resting with parents hopeful as doctors at Hampstead hospital withheld details of the cure.
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London
Michael Hippisley
Hippisley
Hampstead Hospital
Cure Elusive For Stricken Boy As Treatment Trials Continue
A nurse described therapy akin to shell shock care for Michael whose condition stirs hope of recovery yet remains fragile. Parents say they fear the illness but press on, while home remedies fail and various methods including hypnosis and a ride in an airplane yielded no relief. In New York, Frank Lynch Jr. won 24540 dollars for identifying Cavalry Charge on Stop the Music.
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Michael
New York
Frank Lynch, Jr
Staten Island
American Broadcasting Company
Street paving plan advances with improved foundation
Street continues from Page 1 details a stronger foundation for paving to prevent future road damage. Officials say timing for permanent surfacing is undecided, focusing first on repairing holes to reduce hazards. Mayor Halsey expects some funds by next month when county tax revenues are allocated to the city.
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Wilson
W. W. Halsey
Hanger Use Rift Solved in Phillips Field Dispute
Settlement reached between Wilson Flying Service and Pocatello Flying Service over hangar leases at Phillips Field. Both agree to share western hangars with administration building proximity cited. city council had ordered shared use or coin flip. Eastern hangars to store excess and transient aircraft per J L McConnell.
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Phillips Field Hanger
Wilson Flying Service
Pocatello Flying Service
J. L. McConnell
McConnell
Phillips Field
Wilson
Idaho Elks Name State Officers
Delegates to the Idaho State Elks association elected officers at the annual convention and chose Lewiston as the 1950 convention site. William S. Hawkins of Coeur d Alene was named association president with vice presidents A T Klink Burley E G Yates St Maries T Wilbur Dakan Caldwell E J Elliott Sandpoint and C E Sturdevant Moscow. W C Bullman of Wallace was named five year trustee as more than 1200 Elks and their wives attended.
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Burley
Idaho State Elks Association
Lewiston
William S. Hawkins
Coeur d’ Alene
A. T. Klink
E. G. Yates
St. Maries
T. Wilbur Dakan
Caldwell
E. J. Elliott
Sandpoint
C. E. Sturdevant
Moscow
W. C. Bullman
Wallace
Halley’s comet to reappear in Kentucky skies
Lexington report notes Halley’s comet, famed for a spectacular 1910 show, may return earthward in a future pass. The fragmentary text mentions a race mare and Joseph A. Goodwin with figures around $100,000, hinting at valuations or stakes connected to the era.
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Halley
Heav
Lexington
Jack
Joseph A. Goodwin
Births at St. Anthony Hospital and local marriages listed
Birth announcements note twins, a son and a daughter born June 19 to Mr and Mrs Muray Layne Mackay and a son born June 19 to Mr and Mrs Charles H Crump of 318 S Second Ave. Marriage notices include Dennis Hemming and Ann Reed, both of Salt Lake City area, with guilty plea and fine. licenses for Jack Van Dercreek and Ann Nesby. Arlin Olson and Wanlda Strope. Verneal Hathcox and Lina Poulos. Arnon Caldwell and Elizabeth Andrews.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Muray Layne
Mackay
Charles H. Crump
S. Second Ave
Dennis Hemming
Ann Reed
Ake Oi
Imarriage
Jack van Dercreek
Council Penete
Ann Nesby
Poca
Infant Mark J Stewart Dies in Local Hospital
Funeral services for infant Mark J Stewart, son of Mr and Mrs Pharis Geerge of 168 Randolph Ave, who died Saturday in a local hospital, will be at 2 pm Monday at Hallmoor A M Alexander will officiate and burial will be at Mountain View cemetery. Surviving besides the parents are Mr and Mrs James L Stewart of Carey and Mark L Johnson of Aberdeen.
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Mark J, Stewart
Mark J. Stewart
Pharis Geerge
Randolph Ave
Hall Mo
M. Alexander
13Th Ward
Mountain View Cemetery
James Ltewart
Carey
Mark L. Johnson
Aberdeen
Robert Wilson
W. Bridger Jr
Downard Mortuary
Clarence Richardson
10Th Ward
LDS Church
Eagles Lodge
James Spee
Wilson
Union Pacific
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Oxford
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U. S
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Tex
Princess Cecilie
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Britain
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Texas
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Intermountain Chevrolet
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Elks
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Valley of the Snake
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