Pocatellan Back From Army Duty
Edward M. Goldberg eighteen son of Barney Goldberg returns to Pocatello after thirteen months in Japan with the Army First Cavalry division. He plans to attend an eastern university after earning his high school diploma in the class of 1946 and living with an aunt in Philadelphia for schooling. He is undecided on a business line and will pursue a general course initially.
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Edward M. Goldberg
Barney Goldberg
Pocatello
Jeter
Japan
Army
Eastern University
Pocatello High School
Edward
Civvies
Philadelphia
Barney
Colege
First Cavalry Division
Pocatello Jeweler
Pig Declared Clean With Proper Surroundings
A report notes that pigs can be clean animals if kept in satisfactory surroundings, challenging the common belief about their cleanliness.
Cat's border crossing proves tough for Stanford students
Conchita the cat, owned by Stanford archaeology students Thé Madsen and Mrs. William Madsen, faced a three day detention at the U S Mexico border. Officials demanded six sets of papers to prove the animal's disease status as a preventive measure. Conchita cooled off in a disinfectant shower during the ordeal.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Mexico
United States
Conchita
William Madsen
Stanford’ University
Paralyzed Mother Cares for Triplets
MT. VERNON Washington Mrs Raymond Wells bedridden or carried to a chair yet tends her year old triplets still feeding changing and caring for one at night Her illness began from a blister two years ago progressing to blood poisoning and paralysis of her legs authorities say
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MT. Vernon
Wash
Raymond Wells
Idaho Sheep Flocks Decline Yet Record Fleece Weight Seen
Idaho statistics show a continuing drop in sheep numbers with 1,053,000 head shorn in 1947, down about three percent from 1946 and well below 1918 totals. Fleece weights averaged 9.9 pounds, the heaviest on record, while the price average stood at 42 cents per pound, unchanged from 1943 and 1946 but far below 1918’s 58 cents.
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Pepiculiarelee
Accident Takes Second Victim Sharon Sherry Dies After Truck Crash
In Salt Lake City a five year old girl Sharon Sherry died from injuries sustained when she and her sister Charlene, six, were struck by a truck on South State Street. The sibling had been dodging a car that had just pulled away from the curb. Charlene died earlier, making Sharon the second death in the family.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Sharon Sherry
Sharon
Charlene
South State Street
Idaho Security Unit Is Planned
Boise date set for March 23 as the Idaho unit of the national security committee organizes in Boise. State chairman Fentress H. Kuhn says the group will develop a comprehensive program for adequate national security. Gov. C A Robins will address the first statewide meeting with leaders from various organizations invited.
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Boise
Idaho
National Security Committee
Fentress H. Kuhn
Kuhn
C. A. Robins
Montana Farmer Seeks Governorship On GOP Ticket
Hardin farmer and furniture dealer Mike Kuchera filed a Republican nominating petition for governor. At 38 he vows a platform of legalized gambling to fund roads schools hospitals and benefits for old age and veterans. He has not held office before and is a first time candidate.
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Helena
Mike Kuchera
Hardin
Secretary of State
Kuchera
Dren
Hen Produces Double Eggs in a Single Shell
In Camden Indiana James Sirk reports a hen in his flock lays two complete eggs inside one shell. The hen produces these double eggs on a regular basis impressing farmers in the area.
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Camden
Ind
James Sirk
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Pocatellan
U.S
R.R. Men
Bridger St
Earl C. Mitton
Mgr
Frazier Hall
Anne Mason
James Lees & Sons Carpet Co
Miss Mason
Home Economics
Meri J
Petersen Furniture CO
Montana
Rock Springs
Wyo
Miles City
Motor Center, Inc
N. Main
Service Department
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