Two Sides To Case On Telephone Rate Hike
An irate caller contends higher rates with unchanged service for a 12 party line. officials argue increased earnings are needed to fund expansion. Pocatello executives cite rural lines and growing demand, aiming to reduce to eight then five party lines and upgrade plants, pending court action and PUC decisions.
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Pocatello PTA Launches Summer Round-Up for New Students
The Pocatello Parent-Teacher Association starts its annual summer round-up urging parents of children entering school to have them physically examined by physicians. The program aims to identify and remedy defects so the child can begin school without handicap and cope with new student life.
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Pocatello Parent-Teacher Association
Extinct Bird and Miscellaneous Crossword Clues
Puzzle lists a set of across and down clues with numbers and some bold hints. It mentions an extinct bird theme and a variety of terms including drug related and geographical references, likely part of a large cryptic or fill in crossword grid.
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Mauritius
New Defense Chief Johnson Faces Busy Month in Washington
Marquis Childs reports Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson clashes with key leaders as he pushes for unification of the armed services. Johnson’s off the record stance angers the White House and stirs confusion over Navy and Marine roles amid a hectic, misread month.
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Louis Johnson
United States
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Stuart Symington
Air Force
Carl Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
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Billopp Husbands Care Is Exhausting In The Era Of Good Husbands
A comic admonition on marital roles outlines how a considerate husband should avoid treating his wife as a servant. It notes that even well meant comments about meeting times meals and chores can exhaust the wife and that true courtesy means doing simple tasks oneself without prompting.
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Rodin
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Avowed Cold War Dilemmas and Diplomatic Blunders
Uncensored slips on Soviet pressure in Iran and Berlin talks reveal shifting leverage as Hungary borders harden and US arms stockpiles Europe. Sen. Baldwin resigns to judge spot while Vaughan medal debate tests constitutional limits amid Latin American reception. Gen Clay delays charter on new West German state amid postwar diplomacy tensions.
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Its time to stand firm against communism with force
Henry McLemore argues that money cannot stop Communism and urges a hard military stance. He compares Cold War choices to war and warns that appeasing foes with dollars will only invite defeat. He advocates sending divisions and maintaining a strong, uncompromising stance.
St Anthony Mercy Hospital drive completes pledges and more
F. E. MacKenzie reports the St. Anthony Mercy hospital expansion fund has raised 169 981 dollars in pledges with over 117 000 paid and remaining pledges maturing. Fifteen Idaho high school teachers enroll in a second annual driver training course to be held May 23 28 in Boise, aiming to train teachers to instruct students in driving and parking. Tourist literature requests to Union Pacific rail line rise 34 percent from 1948 with over 70 000 requests received to date.
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Council
C. J. Collins
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Stage Door Wolves at Winter Garden Draw Broadway Buzz
Earl Wilson details the Times Square stage door scene outside Mike Todd’s As the Girls Go. He notes the crowd of young hopefuls, chauffeurs and regulars, with Betty Jane Watson and Rosemary Williamson among the few inside, plus gossip on romances and backstage dynamics.
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Winter Garden
Mike Todd
Betty Jane Watson
Rosemary Williamson
7Th Av
E Pees Seeson
Perea
Jo Sullivan
Miss Williamson
Snake Pit
Betty Jane
Miss Watson
Jerry Austen
Honce Hanson
Lou Simon
Conrad Thibault
Telling Friends He Loves Haymes Fight Over Nora Flynn
Hollywood gossip notes Joanne Dru declares lasting love for Dick Haymes for their three children while Dick Haymes pursues marriage to Nora Flynn. Paulette Goddard divorce plans involve attorney Greg Bautzer in Mexico. Clara Trevor's Oscar bonus noted. Wilder's Sunset Boulevard ribbing. Swanson laments talkies. Wyler eyes Jennifer Jones for Sister Carrie. Lilli Palmer seeks $100,000 for Manderville Canyon home.
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Dick Haymes
Nora Flynn
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Bill Holden
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Wilder
Holden
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Jennifer Jones
Carrie
Lilli Palmer
Manderville Canyon
Rex Harrison
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