State Rep Bell Speaker At Rupert Rotary Meeting
Rupert district notes state Representative Tom Bell of Minidoka County spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon on the past session's accomplishments. Guests included H G Clark of Denver and Ransom Turner a Stanford student. LeRoy Cottom was the student guest of the month. The Lions club heard Camp Fire building progress with a projected value near eight thousand dollars after grants and volunteer labor.
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Rupert
Tom Bell
Minidoka County
Rotary Club
H. G. Clark
Denver
Colo
Ransom Turner
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
LeRoy Cottom
Rupert High School
James R. Crowe
Jake Wall
Lion’s Club
Dale Culley
Robert Nelson
M.C.M. Co-op
Wool Market Sidelined In Boston Week
Boston wool buyers reported extremely quiet trading with few quotable sales. Original bag wools sold modestly while scoured wools and nails moved little. dealers held prices firm at nominal levels until trading improves. Idaho mixed clips contracted at 46 to 50 cents grease FOB, with mixed grades estimated.
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Boston
Idaho
F.O.B
Cables
Russia
South Africa
Rupert City Election Due
Special to the POST Rupert City opens petition filing on Monday for mayor city clerk city treasurer and two councilmen with April 26 election date petitions run to April 14 voter registration at Price Sears city clerk office. Those who voted in the last two city elections need not register. A transfer card must be signed by movers. Holdover councilmen A C Duffin and Henry Creason. Expiring terms Floyd Fruit Floyd Schow Henry Breazeal Price D Sears Clara Colwell.
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Rupert
Price Sears
A. C. Duffin
Henry Creason
Floyd Fruit
Floyd Schow
Henry Breazeal
Price D. Sears
Clara Colwell
College Paper Alters Staff
The Idaho Bengal weekly at Idaho State College will be edited by Lyman Smart of Montpelier. Wallace Garets announced the appointment, with Barbara Savage Aberdeen as associate editor and a staff including Hal Foss Pocatello as managing editor Dick Kerruish also of Pocatello as assistant editor Dick Moon Wendell as sports editor Lyle Olson Montpelier as assistant sports editor and Reed Rasmussen Idaho Falls as photography editor.
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Idaho Bengal
Lyman Smart
Montpelier
Smart
Wallace E Garets
Barbara Savage
Aberdeen
Hal Foss
Pocatello
Dick Kerruish
Dick Moon
Wendell
Lyle Olson
Reed Rasmussen
Idaho Falls
Register and vote in Pocatello municipal election
As a citizen you may vote for public officials. Register now and cast your ballot in the Pocatello municipal election on April 5.
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Pocatello
Strike May Close Down Work on Big State Jobs
A possible April 1 strike could halt work on two Idaho projects the Anderson ranch dam and the Bliss power plant. McCabe said about half of Boise contractors back new cost of living terms with unions seeking a 25 cent per hour raise. Negotiations continue with AGC and regional contractors while electricians roofers and others unaffected.
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BOISE
Idaho
Fred McCabe
Boise Trade and Construction Union Council
McCabe
Anderson Ranch
Bliss
Idaho Power Co
Associated General Contractors
Southwest Idaho Council of Contractors
AGC
Southwest Council
Burlesque Dancer Seeks Reward for Turning in Brother
A blonde burlesque dancer from Cincinnati, Mrs. Ed Bailey, 21, confessed she informed on her brother, Paul Flannery, 28, of Herd, Ky., about a murder to gain publicity. She later testified the tale was a publicity hoax. The case involves the slaying of Scott county farmer George Green.
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Lexington
Ed Bailey
Cincinnati
Paul Flannery
Herd
George Green
Scott County
Flannery
Mrs. Bailey
Paul
Triplet Brothers Wed in Single Newport Ceremony
Three 24 year old brothers Wil Fred Joseph and John White married three local girls in Newport Wales in a single ceremony yesterday. The trio who served in the royal air force together had never parted and immediately left on separate honeymoons after the service.
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Newport
Wales
Wilfred
Joseph
John White
Royal Air Force
Vets Pension Hearings Set
Washington, UP. Chairman Rankin set house veterans committee hearings to study a new pension bill for needy aged veterans. The measure provides 72 dollars monthly for 65 year old World War I veterans. House leaders expect passage after hearings.
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Washington
John E. Rankin
House
Mississippi
Veterans Administration
Rankin
Reedy
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Rupert City
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Miami Beach
Petersen's
Ohio
Wlade
Pril McCall
Rae
Vege
General Electric
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