Pocatello Music Week Schedule Change Noted
Guy Gates announces a revised Pocatello Music Week schedule with Idaho State College night moved to Thursday to allow out of town students to return home. Friday concert moves to Friday, and the evening program features elementary, junior high and Watson school dancers plus a pageant by city grade schools led by Ingard Neilson. The concert begins at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium.
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Pocatello
Guy Gates
Idaho State College
Pocatello Municipal
Gates
Watson School of Dancing
Crusaders
Thelementary Schools Chorus
Ingard Neilson
Neilson
Elementary Is
Washington School
Bonita Osguthorpe
Johnny Tax
Jefferson School
K Morris
Elizabeth Swatfison
America
Bonn School
Flora Byrd
Tyhee’ School
Millie Hutchings
Sandra
Joyce West
Jay Yennan
Carol Squires
Je Kelley
Carol Vaughn
Joyce Brusati
Mendelssohn
Reichardt
Hahn
Irving Junior High Girl's Chorus
Willard Sorenson
Clair Neilson
Marilyn Hawkes
Integer Vitae
Flemming
Peter On
Aura Lee
Franklin Junior High Chorus
Farris L. Edgeley
Amyee Robertson
Howard
Johnson
Irving Junior High
W. Jenson
Beta Sigma Phi
Ruth.Sibutt
Jessie Rice
Pat Kinner
Sampson
Bonnie Sue Shurtleff
Dorothy Higgins
le Meloy
Dora
Dance Proceeds To Aid Lava Hot Springs Ball Club
Proceeds from a benefit dance held at the Lava Hot Springs Community building go to the Lava Base club. Sponsored by the Lava Hot Springs American Legion post, the funds support the base club's activities for the coming period.
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Lava Hot Springs
Lava Base Club
American Legion Post
Era
Baseee Gu Ud
Samuel T Hartung, 63, Idaho farmer and stockman
Samuel T Hartung, 63, died Monday morning in a local hospital. Born in Harbur Iowa, he was a farmer and stockman in Idaho for a time. Survived by brothers Charles Hartung of Payette and William Hartung of Weiser. Body to be shipped to Payette for burial by Arthur W Hall mortuary.
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Samuel T. Hartung
Samuel T., Hartung
Harbur
Iowa
Thomas
Mary Faust Hartung
Idaho
Charles Hartung
Payette
William Hartung
Weiser
Arthur W. Hall Mortuary
Funeral services held for Juliett Maxfield Blackburn
Special to the Post Juliett Maxfield Blackburn 83 widow of Thomas Blackburn died at her son Dewey’s home in Springfield Funeral services were conducted Saturday by Bishop Dean Lloyd of the LDS church Burial was scheduled at Springfield cemetery
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Thea Post
Juli Maxfield
Ckburn
Springfield
Juliett Maxfield Blackburn
Thomas Blackburn
Deweyne
Bish- Dean Lloyd
LDS Church
Springfield Cemetery
Bicycle Plus Dogs Plus Car Brings Crack-up
A 12 year old Pocatello boy, Darrell Rupp, was unconscious after a bicycle collision with a car. He recovered by Monday with only a headache, while details remain murky about the car driver and dog owners.
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Pocatello
Darrell Rupp
Marvin Rupp
Wayne Ave
Darrell
North Tenth Avenue
Blackfoot Court Term Opens With Dismissals and Disqualifications
The Sixth District Court opened with Judge Guy Stevens presiding. The Lewis and Keller burglary case was dismissed and both parolees discharged. Lombardi's Aberdeen theater burglary case was dismissed after a teen confessed. he may face receiving stolen property charges. Affidavits seek to disqualify Stevens over liquor and gambling cases tied to the Bingham County club and Owl Bar. No replacement judge named yet.
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Ralph OD
Lewis
Ben Keller
J. H. Anderson
Keller
Belnap
James C. Lombardi
Aberdeen
Star Theater
Lombardi
Robert M. Kerr
Donald R. Good
Guy Stevens
Bingham Country Club
Owl
Stevens
Missing Pocatello boy Richard Stone reported by police
Richard Lee Stone, 15, is missing from Pocatello. Mrs Wayne Stone of 1753 North Harrison Ave reports he vanished the morning of May 30 after a note hinted he would be “a long way from here.” He is 5 ft 10 in, 180 pounds, brown hair and blue eyes, last seen in a brown and white checked shirt, Levi overalls, a tan Eisenhower jacket and brown shoes. relatives live in Montana and California.
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Richard Lee Stone
Wayne Stone
North
Harrison Ave
Young Stone
Montana
California
Sun Valley weekend reunites Gate City crowd with news
Irving and Alice Eskelgen join Cecil and Seth Chambers on a Union Pacific Old-Time excursion to Sun Valley with banquets and dancing at the Challenger Inn. Miss Isa bel Nichols returns from Las Cruces to attend upcoming wedding events for Perry Swisher. Mrs Lorraine Wigand, ill with mumps, recuperates at home as families plan future gatherings and career talks unfold.
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Sun Valley
Irving
Alice Eskelgen
Cecil
Seth Chambers
Union Pacific
Challenger Inn
Isabel Nichols
John R. Nichols
4 Cruces
New Mexico
Miss Nichols
Perry Swisher
Births and Local Notices From May Day Records
News Of Record lists multiple birth announcements including Baker Chal lis girl on May 1 and Erickson boy on May 1 at St Anthony. Additional births span Allen Leslie girl May 3 General. Jordan 831 South Arthur Ave boy May 2 St Anthony. Nicholas 611 North Hayes Ave girl May 1. Anderson Route 2 North girl May 2 St Anthony. Also McClain Campu s Drive boy May 2 St and Ronald Scott 340 North Arthur boy May 2 St Anthony. Poulson 300 Willard Ave boy May 2 St Anthony. Brower Ar bon girl May 2 St Anthony. Jones Inkom girl May 2 St Anthony. Other notices include remodeling a garage for 200 dollars at 139 South Eleventh Ave by T H Robinson and moving five box cars for P E Parrish of Blackfoot.
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James Baker
Challis
Jack Erickson
North Garfield Ave
St. Anthony
Kenneth Allen
Leslie
Donald Jordan
South Arthur Ave
Lewis Nicholas
North Hayes Ave
Duane
Anderson
St Anthony
Harvey McClain
Campus Drive
Ronald Scott
North Arthur
Sol Poulson
Willard Ave
Lloyd Brower
Arbon
John Jones
Inkom
T. H. Robinson
South Eleventh Ave
P. E. Parrish
Blackfoot
Pollution Talk Slated At Closed State Chamber Meeting
The state chamber will discuss proposed stream pollution legislation at a closed meeting in Pocatello on May 18, per local chamber secretary Ledge Craig. The local board also approved Craig’s attendance at the Mountain States Association conference in Cheyenne May 20–21 and the Western States Institute in Eugene in June, with other items including travel host schools and a local contribution to the 1948 Idaho quota for the Pacific Northwest Travel association.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Ledge Craig
Monay
Craig
Mountain States Association
Cheyenne
Wyo
Western States Institute
Eugene
Ore
Puget Sound
Idaho
Pacific Northwest Travel Association
H. B. Markham
Pocatellan Wins Association Post
Lt. Shirly J. Ross of Pocatello was elected junior vice president of the Idaho Reserve Officers Association at its annual Boise meeting. Lt. Col. Wilbur D Vincent of Boise was elected president. A universal military training resolution was adopted. Other officers elected included Lt. Col. Frank Bevington Caldwell senior vice president Maj. George Thiessen Lewiston junior vice president and Maj. Hamilton Gardner Boise secretary. Col. Leon Fields Boise retiring president named Idaho delegate to the national convention.
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Boise
Shirly J. Ross
Pocatello
Idaho Reserve Officers Association
Wilbur D.vincent
Congress
Frank Bevington
Caldwell
George Thiessen
Lewiston
Hamilton Gardner
Boise, Secretary. Col
Leon Fields
Idaho
Sande Arrested On Dope Charge
Earl Sande famed jockey and stable operator was arrested by federal narcotics agents in Brooklyn for allegedly doping a horse. He waived examination before U S commissioner Edward Fay and was released pending grand jury action.
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New York
Earl Sande
Sande
U. S
Edward FE. Fay
Brooklyn
Traffic violators face fines and bonds in city court
William Orr forfeits 20 dollar bond for driving without a license and running a stop sign. Harold Keddington posts 20 percent of bond for speeding. Grant B. Preece forfeits 10 dollar bond for blocking traffic. William K. Bassett forfeits 25 dollar bond for reckless driving. John W. Messenger forfeits 20 dollar bond for speeding. C L Hegstrom forfeits 10 dollar bond for running a stop sign. Ernest Lish pleads guilty to reckless driving and pays a 20 dollar fine. Earl Ellis forfeits bond for running a traffic light. J P Christensen forfeits 10 dollar bond for running a traffic light.
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William Orr
Harold Keddington
Grant B. Preece
William K. Bassett
John W. Messenger
C. L. Hegstrom
Ernest Lish
Earl Ellis
J. P. Christensen
Radiators Reported Stolen From Shed Behind 407 North Main
Police bulletin says C. O. Benting reports six cast iron radiators missing from a shed at the rear of 407 North Main Street. Loss estimated at 75 dollars.
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C. O. Benting
City
North Main St
Local Marriage Licenses Reported for Vaughn Holder and Esther Ramirez
Vaughn M. Holder and Esther Ramirez, both adults from Salt Lake City and Poca respectively, obtained a marriage license. Norman Lee Driver and Venita Persinger, from Poca Tello and Pocatello, also licensed. Murray Hammond and Irene McFarland, both from Blackfoot, listed in the report.
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Vaughn M. Holder
Salt Lake Cy
Esther Ramirez
Norman Lee Driver
Pocatello
Venita Persinger
Murray Hammond
Blackfoot
Irene McFarland
District Court Records Show Shamrock Club Fine
LeRoy Lewis paid a 23.22 fine for selling beer after hours on January 18 1948 in district court.
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LeRoy Lewis
Shamrock Club
Labor Leader Believed Slain. Body Found in Hinsdale Home
In Hinsdale Illinois William Korbelik 42 former CIO United Steelworkers head was found dead in his basement four months after his disappearance. A freshly dug grave behind a chicken coop, a blood stained mattress in the attic and a bullet wound through the head were noted. His wife and daughter discovered the body and a wife was questioned.
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Hinsdale
Ill
William Korbelik
CIO United Steelworkers Union
Korbelik
Samuel Lewis
Allen Meyers
State’s Attorney
Court Opens Theft Case Trial Against Darrell J Brown
A jury was chosen and evidence was presented Monday in the state v Darrell J Brown. Brown is charged with stealing three fur coats a radio and a suit from Mr and Mrs James L Burns on March 7 1948. The jury includes J W Burton Mildred Raven Peggy Bell Isabel Roed Everett Kis sell H E Bloxham Mrs Ephraim Sorensen Louise Fechtel Ida Siler E T Troescher Mrs W J Chatterton and Ina Wilson. Lloyd Haight represents Brown with Henry McQuade county prosecutor for the state.
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Darrell J. Brown
Fifth
Isaac McDougall
Own
James L. Burns
J. W. Burton
Mildred Raven
Peggy Bell
Isabel Roed
Everett Kissell
H. E. Bloxham
Ephraim Sorensen
Louise Fechtel
Ida Siler
E. T. Troescher
W. J. Chatterton
Ina Wilson
Lloyd Haight
Brown
Henry McQuade
Ban- Nock County
State
ISC To Hold Dance Clinic On Saturday
Idaho State college hosts the first modern dance clinic inviting high schools statewide. About 75 students expected. Mary Whitney from Utah State Agricultural College leads a workshop with delegates participating. The ISC program includes a morning registration, welcome, workshop, lunch, and demonstrations. The event is organized by the ISC women’s athletic association with multiple committees and local participants.
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Idaho
Idaho State College
Lois Downs
ISC Women's
Mary Whitney
Vassar College
Utah State Agricultural
Miss Downs
Miss Whitney
Idaho State
Jean Larsén
ISC
Gram
Pat Lyons
John Foreman
Pocatello
Velda Belville
Shelley
Mary Ellen Warpoo
Portland
Ore
Marva Hancock
Jeanne Gottfredson
Carol Criswell
Leah Croshaw
Lois Cullen
Wyla Jean Nelson
Shirley Thornock
LaJean van Orden
Chilly
June Vogt
Blackfoot
Dorothyers
American Falls
Teresé Walker
Hailey
Martha Stewart
Arco
Angie Edg Varris
Jo Johnson
Melba
Crashes Reported In Pocatello Traffic Week End
Four accidents marred a weekend in Pocatello with multiple injuries and property damage. Ernest Lish, 21, faced reckless driving charges after a Main and West Terry collision. Elmer Flathers and another driver narrowly avoided a crash on South Fifth Street. Deleath Miller was fined for running a stop sign on Pocatello Avenue, injuring Clyde Holbrook’s vehicle. Benjamin Fox, 44, pleaded not guilty to operating under the influence after colliding with two parked cars on East Center Street.
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Pocatello
Ernest Lish
Main
West Terry
Lish
Moroni Fredrickson
North Hayes Ave
Elmer Flathers
Campus
Joe
Hay St
Flathers
Ellis
South Fifth St
Deleath. Miller
Seattle
Pocatello Ave
Clyde Holbrook
Inkom
North Fifth St
Benjamin Fox
North Fourth St
Fox
East Center Street
Kenneth Beers
Roosevelt Avenue
Wars Ren Ingram
Caldwell
Franklin Junior High Year Ends With Many Activities
Franklin junior high wraps up the year with a school exhibit from 7 30 to 10 p m and a one act play at 8 30. The seventh grade boys softball beat Irving and will face Tyhee for the title Wednesday. Field day starts Friday at noon with a track meet and eighth grade softball playoff Irving vs Tyhee. The annual letter awards and school annuals are set for Friday.
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Franklin Junior High
Irving
Tyhee
Franklin
F’s
County Receives Hospital Funds
Bannock county commissioners received a 13 500 dollar check from the Federal Works Administration on Monday. The payment completes a 27 000 dollar FWA advance for architect fees and planning on the county’s proposed hospital project. The payment is linked to a final report and does not relate to the prior district court case. The first half of the funds was provided in 1946.
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Bannock County
Federal Works Administration
W. H. “Pete” Jensen
FWA
Commissio
Radio MC Dudley Williamson Dies in Newport Beach
Dudley Williamson a 45 year old master of ceremonies and coast to coast broadcast originator of what's the name of that song collapsed and died at a friend's home in Newport Beach California on Sunday night authorities noted the cause and circumstances are under investigation.
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Newport Beach
Cal
Dudley Williamson
U P Employees Entertained At Monthly Safety Meeting
Nearly 960 Union Pacific back shop workers attended a noon safety meeting in the Pocatello backshop to boost on the job safety and safer conditions. C E Lucas Utah division safety director cited incidents prevented by precautions and noted no man hours lost in three months. Musical solos by backshop employees Glen Hudson Enrico Biondi with Loren Yearsley on guitar accompanied the event.
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Enrico
Union Pacific Pocatello
Enrico Biondi
Loren Yearsley
Pocatello
William W. Nussbaum
C. E. Lucas
Utah
Lucas
Glen Hudson
Sullivan elected president of Xi Theta Tau at ISC
Ed Sullivan of Pocatello was named president of Xi Theta Tau Idaho State College social fraternity, succeeding Ed Hubble. Other officers include Merle Dalton as vice president Frank Gold as secretary Russell Storrs as treasurer and Steve Rhoads as master of arms. Delegates attended the national convention at Montana State Billings last week. Hal Foss reported ISC chapter history and housing plans were discussed for a potential fraternity house in Pocatello. A Boise warehouse auction preview noted a dozen for bi Monday examined beaver pelts at the fish and game department.
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Ed Sullivan
Pocatello
Xi Theta Tau
Idaho State College
Ed Hubble
Merle Dalton
Frank Gold
Shelley
Russell Storrs
Provo
Steve Rhoads
Montana State
Billings
ISC
Hal Foss
Ed Hubbles
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Whittier
Whittier School
James Anderson
Charlene Lowe
Iris“Whiting
Priscilla Hancock
Gordon Murti
Harvey Wilson
Patricia Pugmire
Roy Horne
Bobbette
IEE
Purrington
John Soderblom
Gail Rupp
Benita McCreery
Blossom Carlton
Sharon Smith
Karen Purrington
Jackie Howell
Patricia Gwinn
Gary Farity
Sara Mealy
Carol Bird
Roberta Smith
Gary McOmber
Dennis Whillow
Gary Lewis
James Rupp
Sixth District Court
Gate City
Lorraine Wigand
Little Howard Joseph
A. F. McOmber
KSEI
Uncer
OP Skaggs
Mommie
Mary Peterman
Jay Downing
Matson
San Francisco
Hawaii
Lettie Rice
Mother Earth
John McLaughlin
Willis McLaughlin
South Arthur Avenue
L.D.S
John
Salt Lake City
Harold
0. Palmer
Ike Palmer
Upland
Harold and
Kleta Palmer
L.D.S. California
Edward Berrett
Edward H. Berrett
South Grant Aeenue
Berrett
Thomas C
Cap) Brantley
Brantley
Intermountain
Dallas
Tex
News of Record
Pocatellan
Association Post
Radio M. C
U. P
Sullivan
Fish and Game Department
Soilax
Glass Contractors
Og Paint CO. Glass Contractore
Hotel Whitman
Sexas
Iausite
Baldwin
Aerosonie
N. Main
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