Voting Ends DAV Parley Ends Idaho DAV Convention
The three day Idaho Disabled American Veterans convention concluded with the nomination election and installation of state officers. New DAV officers include Jack Hayward Idaho Falls commander and H Theodore Hietala Boise senior vice commander, with several others from Wallace Parma Pocatello and Twin Falls. State auxiliary officers Esther Cutler Pocatello commander and Vivian Lawson Twin Falls junior vice commander are named along with Hazel Sullivan Pocatello chaplain and Marie Branson Pocatello adjutant.
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Idaho
State Department
Jack Hayward
Idaho Falls
H. Theodore Hietala
Boise
Harvey A. Wilson
Wallace
Lloyd M. Higgins
Parma
Vernon Martin
Carlton F. van Inwegen
Hazel Sullivan
Pocatello
Clairee Wolters
Twin Falls
Marie Branson
Dentist Needed At East Coast Dental Meet
Delegates at the east coast dental society convention in Miami Beach paused as Dr. Charles Craig of Miami rapped the session to order his face swollen from an impacted wisdom tooth.
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Miami Beach
Fla
East Coast Dental Society
Charles Craig
Miami
Pocatello Seeks Bids For Raymond Park Well Pump House
City of Pocatello invites sealed bids by July 1 1949 10 00 a m for a cinder block and concrete pump house over the Raymond Park Well with all drain water and electrical work by the city Plans and specifications are in the City Engineer Office Municipal Building The city reserves the right to reject any bids Based on the June 16 1949 notice from the Mayor and Council
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City of
Pocatello
Idaho
Street Improvements in Pocatello Sealed Bids Invited
The City of Pocatello Idaho invites sealed bids for regrading West Custer Street from the Portneuf River Bridge to Highland Boulevard and laying crushed gravel base with bituminous surface on Highland Boulevard and portions of North 15th Avenue East Center to East Fremont East Clark Street and East Lander Street per city plans. Bids open July 1949 at the City Clerk’s Office. June 16 1949. B. D. Reese City Clerk. June 20 24 28.
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City of
Pocatello
West Custer Street
Portneuf River Bridge
Highland Boulevard
Highland Blvd
North 15Th Ave
East Center Street
East Fremont Street
East Clark Street
North 17Th Ave
East Lander Street
North 16Th Ave
Idaho
B. D. Reese
Inter-Union Peace Seen In Arco Jurisdiction Dispute
M C Larson of the Gate City union group said an early settlement of the dispute between Pocatello and Idaho Falls Building and Construction Trades councils over Arco area jurisdiction appears excellent. He expects a 50-50 split, pending national office decisions in Cleveland, while direct talks with Idaho Falls are sought.
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Idaho Falls Building and Construction Trades Councils
Arco
M. C. Larson
Gate City Group
Larson
The
Union
Cleveland
Pocatello Council
Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Council
Atomic Energy Commission
Pocatello
Larsen
How It Works Out Boston Juvenile Vandals Cause High Costs
Mayor James M. Curley says juvenile vandals cost the city over 100000 yearly. He signed a contract for nearly 10 carloads of street light globes and glass for school windows, citing most damage by school children and noting the cost falls on their families. A final quip about aging follows.
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Boston
James M. Curley
Truman Returns From Chesapeake Bay Cruise
President Truman returned to Washington late Sunday after a weekend cruise on Chesapeake Bay. He worked on plans to reorganize the executive branch with six drafts prepared for Congress, including changes to the national defense department, the maritime commission, and the civil service commission. Accompanying him were Undersecretary Stephen E. Early and adviser John R. Steelman, with former Gov. Mon C. Wallgren aboard.
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Blair House
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Maritime Commission
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Defense
Stephen E. Early
John R. Steelman
Mon C. Wallgren
Byrnes Warns Against New Deal Programs in Housing Debate
Washington dispatch says key House Democrats fear James Byrnes and General Eisenhower comments may jeopardize Truman’s housing and education bills. The housing measure would fund 1,050,000 public housing units over seven years with slum clearance and farm-home improvements. Byrnes warns against federal programs risking economic bondage while Republican leaders praise his call for economy. Joseph W. Martin Jr. aligns with Byrnes’ critique as debate looms.
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Washington
House
James F. Byrnes
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Senate
Byrnes
Lexington
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Waitkus Improves After Second Chest Operation
Philadelphia first baseman Eddie Waitkus in very good condition after a second operation at Illinois Masonic Hospital to remove coagulated blood from his right lung. The wound, caused by a .22 caliber bullet fired by Ruth Steinhagen, left his lung collapsed. Doctors will X-ray again to assess safe bullet removal. Phillies coach Earnshaw remains with him as Steinhagen undergoes psychiatric evaluation.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Ruth Steinhagen
Stephen Waitkus
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Waitkus
Illinois Masonic Hospital
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
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Phillies
George Earnshaw
John Cranor
Man Shoots Wife and Friend in Boise Nightclub
In Boise two nightclub victims remained in critical condition at St. Luke's Hospital after a Saturday shooting at the Emerald Club. Cleo Louise Bidwell and Kenneth G. Ostrom, both Boise residents, were shot as Paul Bud Bidwell, her husband, opened fire with a .25 caliber automatic before a superficial scalp wound ended his attack on himself. Bidwell faces formal charges while held in the county jail.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Cleo Louise Bidwell
Kenneth G. Ostrom
Paul “Bud” Bidwell
Boise Insurance
Bidwell
Emerald Club
James Brandon
Boise Police Department
Rare bargain spurned at rummage sale exposes forgotten money
Mrs Emily Pisha donated an old phonograph to a Chicago rummage sale. A bidder started at 1 dollar but withdrew when the lid refused to open. Workers pried it open to reveal a sugar sack with 150 dollars inside. The finder returned the money to the forgetful donor. The piece ends with a light aside about bridge games.
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Chicago
Emily Pisha
Radio Schedule Highlights From KPST Plymouth Area
A dense listing of Monday morning to late afternoon radio programs across KPST and affiliated stations. The schedule includes talk shows, music blocks, news briefings, weather and market updates, entertainment features, and special segments featuring named programs and hosts.
Eight Convicts Escape From Louisville Prison Camp
Bloodhounds and more than 100 locals including 15 Patriot state highway patrol vehicles searched fields forests and highways for eight fugitives from a Louisville prison camp. Two were captured early Sunday while eight others were deemed not highly dangerous. The escape involved drilling holes in bullpen floors and a stolen 1949 Ford sighted near Midville to Waynesboro.
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State Highway Patrol
B. L. Tingle
Tingle
Swainsboro
Thomson
Midville
Waynsboro
Here
No Red Tape, He Says
Knoxville based Maj. Gen. Carl R. Gray, veteran affairs administrator, says government red tape is for the ex GI with no legitimate claim. He told interviewers the Veterans Administration doesn’t have too much red tape for the veteran whose claim is on the level and who provides proper information.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Carl R. Gray
Veterans Affairs Administrator
Gray
Veterans Administration
Student Body Of Ricks Names Head
Rexburg Victor Anderson, principal of Washington elementary and junior high schools, was elected student body president for Ricks college summer session. Elected with him were Marjorie Tibbitts, Lorenzo, vice president, and Ruby Fuller Parker, secretary treasurer. Activity leaders named were Darrell Moss and Bertie Davis. Officers outline plans for a summer sports program and outings.
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Victor Anderson
Washington
Ricks College
Anderson
Ricks
Marjorie Tibbitts
Lorenzo
Ruby Fuller
Parker
Darrell Moss
Sugar City
Bertie Davis
NAM Chief Asks Faith on Radio for Nationwide Revival
Wallace F. Bennett president of the National Association of Manufacturers urged a national faith revival on the Church of the Air program from WCBS New York. He said crisis demands faith to resist foreign force and to sustain freedom at home, urging action to build faith by using it.
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NEW York
National Association of Manufacturers
Wallace F. Bennett
Salt Lake City
Church of the Air
Columbia Broadcasting System
WCBS
Bennett
Police Hunting Monkey-nappers Nabber Monkeys From Pet Store
Police hunted two tipsy sailors aged about 28 to 30 who abducted a friendly pig tailed monkey from Henry Trefflich's pet store after balking at the $75 price. Trefflich identifies the suspects as the likely thieves and warns the unvaccinated primate could pose a rabies risk.
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New York
Henry Trefflich
Trefflich
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