Idaho Legislature Adjourns Sine Die After 60 Days
The Idaho legislature adjourned sine die after a 60 day session, having approved Gov. Robins’s program and a 40 million dollar biennial operating plan. The Senate passed 23 bills, the House followed, and both houses met the deadline with limited debate. A special session is planned for reorganization and funding in the second half of the fiscal year. House member William Ryan opposed pre adjournment rule suspensions during final hours.
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Boise
Idaho
Legislatte
House
William Ryan
Bannock
Ryan
Russian Cabinet Shake: Molotov Out as Vishinsky Named Foreign Minister
London reports a Moscow radio communique announced V. M. Molotov was relieved as foreign minister and replaced by A. Y. Vishinsky while A. I. Mikoyan steps down as foreign trade minister for M. A. Menshikov. Molotov remains deputy premier. Stalin era speculation follows.
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London
Viacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
A. I. Mikoyan
M. A. Menshikov
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Molotov
Mikoyan
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Germany
Russia
Vishinsky
Council of Ministers of the Ussr
V. M. Molotov
Ussr
A. Y. Vishinsky
Supreme’ Soviet
Council of Ministers
H. A. Menshikov
Car Hits Boy Injures Five Year Old on South Fifth Ave
Five year old Billy Garvin was struck by a northbound car driven by Stephen W. Clark. The boy suffered a crushed upper lip a broken collarbone and a missing tooth but was in good condition after hospital treatment and overnight observation. Clark notified police and offered aid at the scene.
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Stephen W. Clark
South Second Ave
South Fifth Ave
Clark
Little Billy
Frances Garvin
Real estate executive enters Pocatello mayoral race pledging economy
Grant L. Stowell a 46 year old real estate and insurance executive filed petitions to run for mayor of Pocatello. He advocates economical city operation and a five point program likely to mirror his campaign platform including a city manager form of government and continuing the airbase development. Stowell supports local cooperation with Alameda for possible amalgamation and suggests selling small airbase buildings for residential use. He has prior civic involvement and serves as clerk of the school district and president of the Idaho State School Trustees association. He was born in Juarez Mexico and now lives at 141 North Johnson with his wife and seven children.
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Pocatello
Grant L. Stowell
Stowell
Phillip
Alameda
C.D
Dinty” Moore
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho State School Trustees Association
LDS Church
First Ward
West Pocatello
Warmingham
Idaho State College
Lions Club
Britain
India
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Gerald Kennedy
Lincoln
Nebr
Louis H. Evans
Hollywood
Calif
ISC Students Celebrate After Building Program Approval
ISC students celebrate as the legislature approves a 1.61 million building program for two new facilities a liberal arts building and a field house. Officials expect construction to start soon with Reed Hall slated for use as the gym while expanded arts and science spaces ease crowded classrooms.
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ISC
Reed Hall
Ted Krein
Earl Pond
Bob Birdsall
Ed Kobe
Alameda Junior Police Youth Party At Deleta Ballroom
The Alameda police sponsor a 3 p m roller skating party for youth organized by Party A at the Deleta Ballroom 520 Monroe Ave Dwight Zundel of the Alameda Chamber of Commerce said the event is sponsored by the police.
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Alameda Junior Police
Deleta
Monroe Ave
Dwight Zundel
Alameda Chamber of Commerce
Alameda Police Force
Forest Supervisor Heads to Biennial Ogden Conference
Caribou national forest supervisor L. A. Dremolski of 1330 S. Fourth is leaving tomorrow to attend the biennial conference of forest supervisors for region four of the U S forest service in Ogden Utah.
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Ogden Caribou National Forest
L. A. Dremolski
Ogden
Utah
Forest Supervisors of Region Four
U. S. Forest Service
Funds For Schools Are Viewed In Washington Hearing
Senate hearings in Washington on the 3 000 000 defense appropriation for federal defense allocation schools include Pocatello with an item of 44000. Senator Glen Taylor advocates for Pocatello Mountain Home Hayden Lake Spirit Lake districts. hearings may wrap in ten days. The measure aims to supplement prior last session funds under the dis act amid 80th Congress deficits.
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Gate City
Senate
Washington, D. C
Pocatello
Bureau of the Budget
Taylor
George N. Green
Senate Appropriations Committee
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Mountain Home
Hayden Lake
Spirit Lake
Masonic Event Set for Portneuf Lodge’s Tenth Exemplification
Portneuf Lodge No. 18 AF and AM prepares the tenth annual exemplification of the master mason degree at the Masonic temple. Program starts at 1 PM, with a banquet at 6:30 PM, then reconvenes for the conclusion. Ray F. Brookhart directs, assisted by D A Caskill LeRoy E Jones Byron B Downard and Roy F Miller Jr.
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Portneuf Lodge No. 18
Af&am
Masonic Temple
Ray F. Brookhart
D. A. Caskill
LeRoy E. Jones
Byron B. Downard
Roy F. Miller, Jr
Rail unions eye plan for UP hospital expansion
W Blakemore announced at a Salt Lake City meeting that Union Pacific plans to expand the employees' hospital in Pocatello. Directors will outline details later. an emergency hospital may be included. Attendees from the Order of Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine Men, including H W Corbett and W L Phillips, reported on the session and travel plans.
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Pocatello
Union Pacific Railroad
Salt Lake City
Railway Brotherhood General
U. P. System
W. Blakemore
LE General
U. P.’s Employees’ Hospital Association
Blakemore
U. P. Association
Salt Lake
H. W. Corbett
W. L. Phillips
The
Order of Railway Conductors and Brotherhood of Locomotive
Corbett
Glenns Ferry
Nampa
U. P
Store Hour Survey Not Finished
Chamber of Commerce retail bureau reports unfinished survey on Gate City store hours and plans to analyze returns before possible changes. Reclamation meeting in Pocatello and sight seeing tours were discussed. No action on Salt Lake City group's Inter mountain Parade radio request. Spring opening plans discussed for fall program.
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Gate City
Chamber of Commerce Retail Bureau
Robert D. Gallafent
Chamber
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Ralph Strube
Bids Opened for Road Work and Material Contracts
The state highway bureau opened bids for three construction and supply contracts. Highest bids listed for a 5.05 mile asphalt road project between Santa Junction and Flat Creek in Benewah County include Materne Brothers Spokane at 107 625.80 F H De Atley Lewiston 115 203.35 Carbon Bros Spokane 115 741. For rock and coal stockpiles near Fenn Idaho County J P Konen Lewiston and F H De Atley Lewiston each 31 620 Tri angle Construction Co Boise 33 150 Baumne and Frieske Spokane 35 100. A 12 foot culvert at Six Mile Creek and 16 foot culvert at Squaw Creek between New Meadow and Riggins in Adams and Idaho counties lists Paul H Nichols Boise 13 308 H B McWatters Boise 14 101 Bren and Cahoon Pocatello 17 5.
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BAIS
Wbh-Way Bureau
U. S
Santa Junction
Flat Creek
Benewah
Materne Brothers
Spokane
F. H. de Atley
Lewiston
Carbon Bros
Fenn
Idaho
J. P. Konen
Triangle Construction Co
Boise
Baumne and Frieske
Six Mile Creek
Squaw Creek
New Meadow
Riggins
Adams
Paul H. Nichols
Bren
Cahoon
Pocatelo
Labor backs two candidates in Pocatello city race
Labor leaders in Pocatello gathered for a meeting described as the first concentrated effort in municipal politics. More than 100 delegates from multiple unions endorsed James H. Bowns for mayor and Jack Rhondeau for city council, forming a committee to draft a campaign platform and steer the race.
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Pocatello
Gate City
James H. Bowns
Jack Rhondeau
Bowns
Rhondeau
Labor Temple
Arvid Johnson
Railway Legislative League
Clarence Lott
T. H. Norriss
Arnold Trappett
Charles Kunze
Frank Hatch
M. C. Larsen
Frank Gracy
Clyde Jensen
Trappett
Youth Saved From Death In Portneuf
Five year old Johnny Gregan fell through the ice on the Portneuf river while with Jerry Winterbottom and Ralph Winterbottom. Johnny was pulled from the water by his mother Dora Winterbottom after about ten minutes clinging to the ice. The rescue ended safely with Johnny unharmed and the mothers and boys reflecting on the close call.
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Portneuf
Johnny Gregan
Arthur ¥. Gregan
Portneuf Park
Jerry Winterbottom
Jerry
Ralph
Johnny
Dora Winterbottom
Idaho Reclamation group to outline annual convention agenda
An advance guard committee of the Idaho State Reclamation association meets at the Hotel Bannock to map the program for the two day convention set for March 25 and 26. The gathering is expected to attract about 500 water users from across Idaho.
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Idaho State Reclamation Association
Bannock
Th Association
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E. J. Fetcher
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
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Floyd Winn
Evan Seibert
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