Heidt Show To Play In Pocatello July 1
Horace Heidt brings a three hour family friendly stage spectacle to Pocatello on July 1 at the high school auditorium. More than 40 stars featured include Sigwald Harold Parr Melissa Smith and Vic Valente with Nino Tempo. Local talent will audition at KSEI studios for addition to the program.
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Horace Heidt
America
Potatello
Pocatello
Sigwald
Charleston
S. C
Harold Parr
Omaha
Melissa Smith
Song Bird
Texas
Pierce Knox
Vic Valente
Nino Tempo
Speed
KSEI
NBC
Post Advances Deadline For Display Advertising
The Post announces a new display advertising deadline of 1:30 p m two days before publication starting Friday July 1 1949. The change, up from 4:30 p m two days prior, aims to handle increasing business and provide proofs for corrections. Deadlines by day: Friday 1:30 p m Saturday 12:00 noon Monday 1:30 p m Tuesday 1:30 p m Wednesday 1:30 p m Thursday 1:30 p m.
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The
Post
Local Birth Notices and Criminal Trial Continuance Shown
The record lists multiple birth notices with June dates for families along with addresses in Fort Hall North 12th Roosevelt and Grant streets. A criminal trial continuation is granted in the State of Idaho case against Oscar the Pocatello with prosecution consent and defense agreement.
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George Tun
North 12Th
Wynton
Fort Hall
Keith Kendall
Arthur
Victor Hansen
Roosevelt
Reed Church
N. Wth
Ray Bringhurst
S. 5Th
Ie Eslinger
N. Grant
N. McRae
Hichard Mittelstedt
North, Son
Aeval
West Bridger
F Teknet
Wads L. E. Glennon
State of
Non
Pocatello
State of Idaho
Oscar
Six pass animal insemination course at Idaho University
Moscow UP reports six candidates completed the short course in animal artificial insemination at the University of Idaho. Those who passed the exam in the June 6-17 session were John Olsen Blackfoot Russell G Hillman Driggs Francis E Ryser Rigby Robert D Eyestone Kimberly Hazen Ronald Drury Preston and Jack Lowell Clough Hazelton.
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Moscow
University of Idaho
Lloyd H. Scrivner
Agc
John Olsen
Blackfoot
Russell G. Hillman
Driggs
Francis E. Ryser
Rigby
Robert D. Eyestone
Kimberly
Hazen Ronald Drury
Preston
Jack Lowell Clough
Hazelton
Flagman Joe Comeford Dies After Truck Strike
Idaho Falls Idaho Ucon flagman Joe Comeford 71 died after being struck by a truck while signaling traffic on the Ucon Mile road He was taken to Idaho Falls hospital with a compound leg fracture arm fracture and muscle injuries Sheriff Dean F Wilkie said the truck driven by Hal Garner Logan Utah threw the flagman about 25 feet as he attempted to flag the vehicle down.
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Idaho Falls
Joe Comeford
Ucon
Comeford
Ucon- Mile
Dean F. Wilkie
Bonneville County
Hal Garner
Logan
Utah
Sher
Election slated in Malad for additional school levy
A second election is set for June 28 to decide if trustees in the Oneida school district may authorize a nine mill levy for schools this year. Voting sites include St John, Samaria, Holbrook, Stone and the Farm shop in Malad, open from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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Malad
Oneida
St. John, Samaria
Holbrook and
Stone
Maladed
Company Incorporates in Rush County with 250 Shares
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state show non par value stock of 250 shares. Incorporators listed are Hal R. Matthews St. Anthony Grant E. Harris St. Anthony and Stella C. Harris St. Anthony.
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Thriftway Drug &J. Anthony
Pridey
Hal R. Matthews
Burley
Grant E. Harris
St. Anthony
Stella C. Harris
Burglaries Strike Pocatello Cigar Warehouse
Police report a break in at John Scowcroft & Sons on South Second Avenue where 163000 cigars valued at about 1300 were stolen. Detectives say thieves gained entry by a ground floor window, used an inside key, and escaped with most of the loot leaving some cases behind.
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Pocatello
Guy Nelson
Alvin Luker
South Fourth Ave
John Scowcroft & Sons
Nelson
Nee Eese
South Second Avenue
Clark Signs War Claims Payment to American Victims
Attorney General Tom Clark signed a 25 million dollar check to disburse war claim payments to American civilians injured by Japan in World War II. Funds derive from seized German and Japanese property. transfers approved by Congress go to the War Claims Commission and Federal Security Administration for distribution. Eligible recipients include those interned in the Philippine islands and at Midway, Wake, and Guam.
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Washington
Tom Clark
Congress
War Claims Commission
Federal Security Administration
Philippine Islands
Midway
Wake
Guam Islands
AEC Reiterates No Job Warning For Arco Station
The Atomic Energy Commission repeated that no jobs are available at the Arco nuclear reactor testing station and Idaho Falls headquarters. It warned newcomers of unemployment and housing shortages and said openings will be filled from applicants on file before notice to employment offices.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Arco
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Rupert Delegates Chosen For Legion Auxiliary Meet
Three Rupert women named as delegates to the American Legion Auxiliary convention in Weisner from June 25 to 27. Mrs. John West Mrs. Irene Eyraud and Mrs. Robert Culley will represent Rupert at the event.
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Rupert
American Legion Auxiliary
Weiser
John West
Irene Eyraud
Robert Culley
Delegation plotter captured in Seoul crackdown
Military police seized Kim Yak Soo, vice president of the national assembly, ending the hunt for a seventh delegate accused of plotting against the South Korean republic. The arrest occurred in Seoul as authorities pressed the case against dissent within the assembly.
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Seoul
Korea
Seventh National Assembly
Kim Yak Soo
Instructors Plan Summer Studies
Five Idaho State college faculty members announce summer study plans. Mary Donna Jones Jensen will attend Brigham Young University with husband Jay G. Jensen, while Mel Schubert will study at the University of Southern California. Andre L. Isotoff plans geological field and lab work with trips across central and southwestern Idaho. Captain Walter E. Brown will teach at ISC summer session and conduct Gem State excursions.
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Idaho State College
Mary Donna Jones Jensen
ISC
Brigham Young University
Jay G. Jensen
Pocatello High School
Mel Schubert
University of Southern California
Andre L. Isotoff
Walter E. Brown
Gem State
Military Air Travel Rate Nabbed For Service Members
The Air Transport association will file a tariff granting a 10 percent discount on basic airline fares for all passenger travel by military agencies starting July 1. The move follows an urgent request from military agencies and is expected to boost use of commercial air transport by the armed forces with all carriers affected.
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The
Air Transport Association
Reserve unit payrolls posted for January to March
Capt. Lee R. Sumpter Jr announced that members of the 356th quartermaster service company organized reserve corps at Phillips field received paychecks for January February and March. He added a payroll was filed for headquarters company second battalion 382d infantry for the same period. The units train twice monthly at the field.
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356Th Quartermaster Service Company
Organized Reserve Corps
Phillips Field
Lee R. Sumpter
Sumpter
382D Infantry
Pocatello Music Director Heads to Columbia for Year
Rampton Barlow head of Pocatello high school music department and Mrs. Barlow left town for New York City. He will enroll in Columbia University graduate school to study there for one year.
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New York
Rampton Barlow
Pocatello High School
Barlow
Pocatello
New York City
Columbia University
Miller to Speak at Noon Kiwanis Meeting
Gilbert Miller manager of the Pocatello Westvaco chemical plant will address the Kiwanis club at the noon meeting next Tuesday.
Kiwanis Urges Gum Ball Machines For Local Merchants
Pocatello Kiwanis members promote gum machines in businesses to boost revenue for aid to underprivileged children. The push targets merchant members and friends this week. A new winery opens in Malad, six-unit vinery by California Packing on Dave Deschamp farm to process Oneida county pea crop.
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Pocatello Kiwanians
Kiwanis
California Packing Company
Dave Deschamp
St. John
Oneida County
Malad Valley Horse Show Dates Change
Malad Valley Dose reports the final horse show set for July 7 as part of the Oneida county horse show and rodeo to be held July 7, 8 and 9.
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Malad
Malad Valley
Oneida County
Equalization Board To Meet Monday
Bannock county tax rolls will be turned over to the board of county commissioners Monday where the board will meet to equalize assessments on all properties entered on the tax roll and hear any complaints. The commissioners will consider the tax rolls from Monday until July 11, after which tax statements will be mailed.
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Bannock County
Board of County Commissioners
Transient Receives Prison Sentence
Elbert E. Wolf, 35, transient, was sentenced to 14 years in Idaho state penitentiary for assault with attempt to rape. He pleaded guilty and was arrested after assaulting a six-year-old girl near Bancroft and turned over to Caribou County authorities by local police.
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Elbert E. Wolf
Idaho State Penitentiary
L. E. Glennon
Wolf
Bancroft
Caribou County
Road bids called for U S 91 segment project
The state highway bureau invites bids for reconstructing the roadbed and laying a bituminous surface on 16 miles of U S 91 between Blackfoot and Shelley. Bids for the statewide project are due by July 8.
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State Highway Bureau
U. S. 91
Blackfoot
Shelley
City approves pump purchase for water dept needs
Rupert city council authorizes buying a centrifugal pump for the water department and calls for bids on a half ton pick up truck to support municipal services.
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Rupert
Water Department
Rupert Hosts Red Cross Swim Lessons This Summer
Free Red Cross swimming instruction starts July 10 at the Rupert pool and runs through July 23. A follow up for Rupert area children is set July 25 to August 20. Interested attendees should contact pool supervisor Bob Culbertson.
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Rupert
Red Cross
Bob Culbertson
Sams Heads Painters Local 764 Officers
Sams named president of Local 764 Painters Union. Ralph Obrey is vice president and Claude Criss secretary. Neal Bates treasurer W. O. McKee trustee Joe Garcia warden and B A Willitte business agent named to slate.
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Ellsworth Sams
Painters’ Union
Claude Criss
Sams
Ralph Obrey
Neal Bates
W. O. McKee
Joe Garcia
B. A. Willitte
McIntosh Reveals ISC Appointment of Suzanne Grunbaum
President Carl W. McIntosh announced the appointment of Miss Suzanne Grunbaum as instructor in modern languages at Idaho State college. Grunbaum, 21, is a Wisconsin honor graduate and Magna Cum Laude graduate of Brooklyn College, trained in French and Spanish, and arrived in the United States from Cologne in 1937.
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Suzanne Grunbaum
University of Wisconsin
Idaho State College
Carl W. McIntosh
Grunbaum
Cologne
Germany
Wisconsin
Brooklyn College
Dedication Planned for New Municipal Pool on July Fourth
A dedication ceremony for the city’s new municipal swimming pool is scheduled for July 4. Officials invite residents to attend the public event marking the facility’s opening and community use.
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Rupert
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Theater
Ann “Howard Blyth - Duff George Brent
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Fea
Sabu Cai Russell
Tertan Bey
Gene Autry
Clark
AEC
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East Center
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Rialto
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Equalization Board
McIntosh
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