Radio drama outlined to classes at state college
Eli M. Oboler of the University of Chicago spoke to ISC classes on radio drama. He discussed his brother Arch Oboler and works like Lights Out, praised ISC’s budding TV station, and noted television may supplant radio variety. He recently returned from a television series in Africa.
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Leliann Erickson
Twin Falls
Coed
Eli M. Oboler
ISC
Carl L. Isaacson
Oboler
Arch Oboler
State College
University of Chicago
Chicago Oboler
Carl W. McIntosh
Africa
Tornadoes, Winds Hurt Dozens Across North Texas
A severe storm swept north Texas as tornadoes and high winds injured at least 14 people near Desdemona and Greenville. A funnel damaged areas near Aspermont and Seymour while a straight wind hit Dallas area causing about $34,000 in losses.
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Torqadoes
Texas
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Here
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Seymour
Kiwanis hear youth leader Dr. Warmingham in Pocatello
The Pocatello Kiwanis club will hear Dr. O W Warmingham, a leading national youth figure, at next Tuesday's meeting. He will visit for religious lectures sponsored by local churches. The group also discusses the Kiwanis International convention set for June 1923 in Atlantic City with a Utah Idaho district special train planned and stops in Washington New York Niagara Falls and Detroit.
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O. W. Warmingham
Warmingham
Pocatello
Kianis International
Atlantic City
Utah-Idaho
Washington
New York
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Knights of Columbus Rally Heads to Boise
Local Knights of Columbus squires and members travel to Boise for the second annual Catholic Communion service rally. The Pontifical High Mass will precede a gathering in St John’s gym. Previous rallygoers found the event enjoyable and expect many statewide attendees.
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Knights of Columbus
Boise
St. John’s
Aius
Bethel No. 1 Job's Daughters Meet Tonight
Bethel No. 1 Job's Daughters gather at 7 30 tonight in the Masonic Temple Suzanne Lane Publicity Chairman says initiation ceremony will not be held due to the meeting situation
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Job
Masonic Temple
Suzanne Lane
Reunion for Masons Here
Forty second reunion of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry is set for March 27 to 30 in the Pocatello Masonic temple. A large class will be initiated Sunday at noon. Sunday work will be led by Otto C. Stocker and others. A 6:30 p.m. dinner follows with Thomas D. Dolman presiding.
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Pocatello Masonic Temple
C. D. Clay
Portneuf Lodge No. 18
Otto C. Stocker
Winfield C. Carnes
Lavern C. Johnson
E. L. Dale
Fred M. Ray
Clifford W. Miller
Edgar H. Taylor
Mrs
Lucile Goranson
Utah Masonic Officers Visit Pocatello for Joint Lodge Events
Keystone lodge No. 81 hosts Salt Lake City Acacia lodge No. 17 visitors led by Newell Dayton grand master and Joseph M. Sarle master. Delegations to meet at Masonic temple, tour naval ordnance plant at 1 30 pm, dinner at 6 pm, lodge session at 7 30 pm with Utah grand lodge ritual degree conferral.
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Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Acacia Lodge
Utah Lodge
Gate City
Keystone Lodge
Newell
Dayton
Utah Grand Lodge
Joseph M. Sarle
Utah
Idaho
Masonic Temple
W W. Halsey
Naval Ordnance Plant
Temple
Forest Heads Confer Here On Budgets And Finance
Administrative assistants from six Idaho and Wyoming national forests will meet next Monday and Tuesday in the Caribou offices to discuss forest budgets and finance with three Ogden Utah regional fiscal officers. Attending are J H Peterson Pocatello Lynn Peterson St Anthony Edward Foss Salmon City Henry Smith Challis Clifford Emery Kemmerer Wallace Everton Jackson Wyo and regional officers John Nelson Errol Crary Arlo Seegmiller.
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Ogden, Utah
J. H. Peterson
Pocatello
Caribou National Forest
Caribou
Federal Building
Lynn Peterson
St. Anthony
Targhee Forest
Edward Foss
Salmon City
Salmon Forest
Henry Smith
Challis
Challis Forest
Clifford Emery
Kemmerer
Wyo
Bridger Forest
Wallace Everton
Jackson
Teton Forest
John Nelson
Errol Crary
Arlo Seegmiller
Communists See Net Loss But Forecast Growth for 1950
Rome UP reports Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti conceded party membership dropped by about 300000 in six months yet projected a larger total by year end. He spoke amid calls for renewed party organization and public support.
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Palmiro Togliatti
Horizon Puzzle Clues Reveal Names and Terms
A printed word puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with varied themes. Entries include numbers, abbreviations, myth terms, and place names, challenging solvers to fill a grid with accurate cross references.
Speeding Streamliner May Give Clue to Common Cold
A Santa Fe Super Chief sped to Chicago with two 10 inch tubes taped to its engine as Dr. E C Rosenow studied air suspended particles to determine if the common cold arises from the air itself. He notes air can carry pneumonia bacteria in winter and polio and sleeping sickness in summer.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Santa Fe
Super Chief
E. C. Rosenow
Cincinnati
Longview Hospital
Rosenow
Beleves
Market Trends and Livestock Prices Across Regions
US markets drift lower after a modest two day gain as traders lock in profits. Wheat and corn futures rise on technical buying while hogs and cattle show mixed moves across Idaho Falls Ogden and Chicago reports. The CCC reportedly pushed corn and wheat prices above prior levels amid active buying signals.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
News of Record and Births in Idaho City Area
Births list several new daughters at St. Anthony's Hospital on March 24 and 25 for residents Ralph Boller, Werner Metzener, Werner Erickson, Frank Zazweta, and Charles Smith. Building permits include repairs and additions by G. R. Anderson, Boyd Baxter, Ray Toccoli, Tony Torres, plus moving permits for Alvin Jensen and L. Viéhwig. Police court items cover cases from Newbold, Jensen, Garrett, Guido, Miller, and a reckless driving plea. Marriage licenses issued to Richman and Davis and to Heber Hansen Jr. and Dorothy Adams.
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St. Anthony's Hospital i
Ralph Boller
American Falls
Werner Metzener
Werner Erickson
Frank Zazweta
S. Hayes
Charles Smith
Fort Hall
G. R. Anderson
Fletcher Oil Co
S. Fifth
Boyd Baxter
S. Johnson
Ray Toccoli
Bob Purrington
S. Fourth
Tony Torres
S. Sixth
Alvin Jensen
N. Arthur
N. Garfield
L. Viéhwig
Richard E. Newbold
Downey
Billie Lee Jensen
Alameda
R. Don Bistline
Oscar W. Garrett
Guido
Clifford W. Miller
DaWayne Richman
Paradise
Utah
Delsa Davis
Heber Hansen, Jr
Dorothy Adams
Pocatello
Blind man dies in Alabama electric chair
Buster Snead a Bibb county Negro was executed at Kilby prison the first blind man to be put to death in Alabama history. He had been condemned for killing Ellen Mason a Negro woman with an axe in January 1947.
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Montgomery
Ala
Buster Snead
Bibb County
Kilby
Alabama
Snead
Ellen Mason
Idaho Farm Bureau Executive Boards to Meet
Idaho Farm Bureau and the bureau's women's auxiliary will meet today at 10 a.m. in the Hotel Bannock, Secretary John H. Webb announced. Later in the day Webb said the Gates Brothers phosphate plant directors at Wendell, Idaho, will join the board proceedings.
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Idaho Farm Bureau
Bureau
Women’s Auxiliary
Bannock
John H. Webb
Webb
Gates Brothers Phosphate Plant
Wendell
Idaho
Liquor Charges for Keystone Lounge Operator Bound Over
Frank Gemmell about 30 bound over to district court by Justice of Peace Charles W Hyde on selling liquor without a license. Arrested by Idaho state liquor enforcement division Feb 28 at Keystone lounge. Preliminary hearing postponed due to illness. Attorneys Black & Black and C V Boyatt for defendant. Bannock County prosecuting attorney Henk McQuade represented the state.
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Justice of Peace
Charles W. Hyde
Idaho State Liquor Enforcement Division
Gemmell
Keystone Lounge
Black & Black
C. V. Boyatt
Bannock
Reclamation Leader to Leave Idaho for DC Post
Reclamation official will depart Idaho May 1 to assume a secretary manager role with the National Reclamation Association in Washington DC. A sitting committee will be formed to pick Welsh successor. Governors opposed CVA and urged underground water code and federal watershed funding while praising Corps flood control. Twin Falls named for the 1950 association convention.
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National Reclamation Association
Washington, D.C
Sharp
Welsh
CVA
Washington
Oregon
Columbia Basin
Corps of Engineers
Congress
Bureau of Reclamation
City of
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Twin Falls
Burley Obituary for Nels O Slindee
Funeral services for Nels O. Slindee were held at the Presbyterian church in Burley. Rev. Martin Crabb led prayers and sermon. Music included piano, violin, and a solo. Honorary pallbearers and active pallbearers listed. burial at Baycome under Payne Funeral Home direction.
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Burley
Presbyterian Church
Martin Crabb
John Rue
Donald McClaflin
Therd's
Wayne Newcomb
Brooks
Elmer Bennett
LaMar Craner
Elmer He Weber
Bob Pence
Jarvis Lowe
T. Lowe
Wm. Turner
Clarence Povisen
Joe Cline
John Robinson
Chet Stephenson
I.S. Powers
Otto Poulson
Roma Rambo
Jim Smith
Joe Schodee
Howard Kunau
Roma Mrsmith
Henry Irynde
Baycome
the Payne
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