Twin DieSuffocation in Gate City Bed Accident
A two month old Pocatello boy Joseph Harold Moates died from suffocation after becoming tangled in bed clothing. Son of Joseph L. Moates and Mrs. Moates, the infant was born January 24, 1948, in Pocatello. He leaves a twin sister Laureta, both grandmothers and grandfathers, with funeral arrangements pending.
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Gate City
Pocatello
Joseph Harold Moates
Joseph L. Moates
Idaho State College
Army Air Base
Paratalla
Wee Ranartsadantana
Theo Lepvlutu
Young Joseph
Laureta L. Moates
Harold Black
Joseph Moates
Salmon, Idaho
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Gate City Construction Shows Increase in Permits
Fire department records show Po catello issued 108 503 in building permits for March this year up from February by 57 262 and up from 1947's 50 300. The breakdown lists 7 new residences 34 remodels 3 new businesses 6 remodels and 4 private garages totaling 108 503 with 77 wiring permits also issued.
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Pocatello
Speaker David Starry to Lecture at Idaho College
David Edward Starry, veteran traveler of the West Indies and the Americas, will speak at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Frazier Hall on the Idaho State College campus. He is brought by the Humphrey lecture bureau of Pasadena, California.
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David Edward Starry
West Indies
South
Central America
Idaho State’ College
Frazier Hall
Humphrey Lecture Bureau
Pasadena
Calif
Post Carrier Comes Home From Los Angeles Trip
Leo Anderson and his father Beldon returned from a week in Los Angeles after Leo won the Post subscription contest. They flew with Western Air Lines and met Roy Rogers and his horse Trigger, Andy Devine, and appeared on Kay Kyser and People Are Funny. Leo praised the trip but was glad to be back in Pocatello.
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Leo Anderson
Beldon Anderson
Maplewood Ave
Los Angeles
Leo
POST
Western Air Lines
Roy Rogers
Trigger
Roy
Andy Devine
Dad
Andy
Kay Kaiser
Pocatello
Senators Thanked For Freedom Train
Pocatello superintendent George N. Green sent letters Friday to Senators Glen Taylor and Henry Dworshak thanking them for help in placing Pocatello on the Freedom Train itinerary. He noted the train’s visit to Pocatello last Saturday and expressed heartfelt gratitude for the senators’ responsive assistance.
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Glen Taylor
Henry Dworshak
Pocatello
George N. Green
Naturalization docket moved to after April 1
The Fifth district court naturalization business will be shifted to after April 1. Arthur G. Olsen, deputy clerk in Walla Walla Washington, was informed by a letter from D. W. Brewster Spokane Washington district director of naturalization with the U S Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service.
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Fifth District Court
Walla Walla
Wash
Arthur G. Olsen
D. W. Brewster
Spokane
U. S. Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service
Ban nock County Issues 164 Beer Licenses to Date
Ban nock County board members said by Monday a total of 164 retail beer licenses have been issued to date across the county.
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Bannock County
Board of County Commissioners
Seattle ships boom under wartime build push
Records show more than 60 million dollars spent on constructing wartime ships in Seattle from August 1, 1917, to January 31, 1918, making Seattle one of the nation’s largest shipbuilding centers during World War I.
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Seattle
Bids Sought for Light Delivery Pickup Truck at Idaho State College
The State Purchasing Agent invites sealed bids to 3:00 PM April 12, 1948 at the Bursar Idaho State College Pocatello Idaho for a pickup truck suitable for light delivery. Bids opened publicly with delivery date details and a 5 percent proposal guarantee. The State may reject any or all bids, WM J BARTZ Deputy Purchasing Agent LL.C. Adv.
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Idaho State College
Pocatello
Idaho
WM. J. Bartz
Ll.c
Bids Sought for 1000 Tablet Armchairs at Idaho State College
Notice to bidders from the Bursar at Idaho State College Pocatello requests proposals by 2 00 PM on April 12 1948 to furnish 1000 tablet armchairs for classroom use. Each bid must include a 5 percent bid guarantee via cashier's or certified check or a bond approved by the State Purchasing Agent payable to the Treasurer of Idaho and delivered with the proposal.
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Idaho State College
Pocatello, Co
Idaho
WM. J. Bartz
Pocatello
Blackfoot Easter Egg Hunt Becomes Annual Event
About a thousand children joined the Chamber of Commerce Easter egg hunt in Blackfoot. Youth welfare committee organized the event and prizes were awarded for eggs bearing merchant names. Scout troop 77 dyed over 2000 eggs, and officials expected a strong turn to annual observance.
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Blackfoot
Chamber of Commerce
Blackfoot Boy Scout Troop 77
Chamber
Frank Fullmer
Scout Troop 77
Fullmer
NuArt
Roxy
American Falls Operetta Tonight
American Falls high school students present their annual operetta Tea House of Sing Le tonight at 8:15 in the high school auditorium. Directed by Floraine Neilson, the cast features Roberta Swim Helen Aguirre Kay Morgan Otto Reitz Dallas Gill Billie Bryan Helen Deeg Vaughn Morgan Earl Mayer with 42 chorus members and Angela Paniogue as accompanist. Assisting with staging are Dick Zaring Tommie Davie and Ronald Pierson.
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American Falls
Floraine Neilson
Roberta Swim
Helen Aguirre
Kay Morgan
Otto Reitz
Dallas Gill
Billie Bryan
Helen Deeg
Vaughn Morgan
Earl Mayer
Idaho State College summer session expands enrollment
Dr. R C Stevenson announced June 9 opening for Idaho State College summer term with more upper division courses and nine week terms from June 9 to August 11. One week July 19 to August 7 courses carry one credit in school administration conservation education recreation and health. New offerings include library organization and administration and constitutional history. A five member faculty includes Don ald Lunberg from Cornell University joining others to be announced. Nine week courses cover auto and aviation mechanics electricity and radio at the vocational college.
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Idaho State College
R. C. Stevenson
Stevenson
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Donald Lunberg
Cornell University
Vocation College
Spencer George Godfrey Funeral Services Set
Funeral services for Spencer George Godfrey 79 of Lava Hot Springs will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Lava Hot Springs LDS church. Burial will follow in Lava Hot Springs cemetery under the direction of Arthur W. Hall Mortuary.
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Spencer George Godfrey
Lava Hot Springs
LDS Church
Arthur W. Hall
Funeral services for Samuel H Fenwick held in Oregon
Samuel Herbert Fenwick, 80, died Friday in Portland Oregon. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Hall Mortuary Chapel with Bishop George J. Davis of the LDS Seventh Ward presiding. Burial will follow in Mountain View cemetery.
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Samuel Herbert Fenwick
Portland
Ore
Hall
George J. Davis
LDS Seventh Ward
Mountain View Cemetery
Peddling Offenses and Birth Announcements Reported
Bruce Stanley Kogan and Vincent Picallo cited for peddling without license. several intoxication guilty pleas with fines ranging from 10 to 100 dollars and bond forfeitures. Birth notices include three new babies at St Anthony's hospital on March 27 28 and 29.
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Bruce Stanley Kogan
Vincent Joseph Picallo
Roland George
Irving Slaughter
Jim Eagle
Snyder Wishop
Lorin Edmo
Harry
Thomas Fishburn
South Twelfth Ave
St. Anthony's Hospital
William Francis
North Garfield Ave
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Floyd Ranstrom
East Center St
Charles Broncho
Blackfoot
St. Anthony’s. Hospital
Brixen Price
McCammon
General Hospital
Albert Kittleman
North Arthur Ave
Don Schiers
Campus Drive
Bannock County Dominates ISC Enrollment Report
Idaho State College released enrollment figures showing all 44 counties represented among 1336 students. Bannock County leads with 588 students, followed by Twin Falls 91, and Bingham and Bonneville 88 each. Men outnumber women 1047 to 289, with liberal arts the largest school and pharmacy second.
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Idaho State College
Anna Q. Cluff
Idaho
Bannock County
Twin Falls County
Bingham
Bonneville
Jerome
Power
Minidoka
ISC
Liberal
Pharmacy
Drunk Driving Cases Transferred to Probate Court
Drunk driving charges against Frank Blazing a Batise village trustee and intoxication charges against Margie Maruski were moved from the justice court to probate court on defense request. Arrests occurred Jan. 7 near Swain's service station west of Pocatello by state patrolman Carl Muir. The transfer followed an affidavit of prejudice against Justice of the Peace Charles W. Hyde.
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Frank Blazing
Batise Village
Leopard Coat On Woman Prompts Secrecy Motive
A leopard spotted coat on a woman draws attention yet hides the wearer’s aim, as the leopard hides in plain sight. The paradox highlights a tactic of concealment through conspicuous attire.
Building Permits Filed for Homes and Remodels
Bill Buckland 505 South Sixth Ave seeks 300 for repair and remodel of back porch and basement entrance. C Bates 1125 South Fifth Ave requests 2000 for garage a front porch close and three room basement apartment. Anderson Ltr Co Bonneville and Second Ave files 15000 for repair and remodel.
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Bill Buckland
South Sixth Ave
C. D. Bates
South Fifth Ave
Anderson Ltr. Co
Bonneville
Second Ave
Blackfoot Paper Sold to Claude P Kimball
Pur chase of the Blackfoot Daily Bulletin by Claude P Kimball of San Diego California was announced by outgoing owner Harold Smith. Kimball 40 will assume control Wednesday and bring his family to Blackfoot after San Diego school year ends. Smith who bought the Bulletin in May 1946 is a former owner of North Side News at Jerome.
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Blackfoot
Ida
Blackfoot Daily Bulletin
Claude P. Kimball
San Diego
Cal
Harold Smith
Kimball
San Diego Journal
Smith
Bulletin
North Side News
Jerome
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Fires Scientific
Angela Paniogue
Dick Zaring
Tommie Davie
Ronald Pierson
News of Record
John Lesley Miller
Paul M. Abbott
Harlan Dale Wilhelm
Frances Reed Ellis
Eugene Pohipe
Blackfoot Paper
The
Kaiser and Frazer
Kaiser
Frazer
T. A. Stores
N. Main ST
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