Dying 14-Year-Old Angie's Wish Visit From Shirley Temple
Pasadena report on Angelina Pappan ailing at fourteen who wished to meet Shirley Temple. The former child star visited her bed, discussed school and friends, and promised another visit if Angie survives. Temple described her life with husband John Agar and daughter.
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Idol
Shirley Temple
Pasadena
Cal
Angelina Pappan
Angie
Miss Temple
Chub
Shirley
John Agar
Torrid Spring Heat Wave Bakes East
A continental heat wave pushes into the Midwest and East with New York’s 93 degrees the hottest in May and Chicago at 90.8. A cool front from the west is expected to drop temperatures by about 20 degrees as it moves eastward.
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Midwest
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Ohio Valley
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Detroit
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Tampa
Fla
Virginia
North Carolina
Indonesians Reach Informal Cease Fire in UN Peace Talks
Dutch and Indonesian delegates say a cease-fire agreement is reached. The Republican government would return to Jogjakarta with ministers exiled on Bangka Island awaiting Hatta's approval before a full peace conference at The Hague to discuss a United States of Indonesia under Dutch crown.
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Batavia
Java
Jogjakarta
Bangka Island
Mohammed Hatta
Jogjakata
The
Reservists Camp Opens at Fort Lewis Washington
Reservists are invited to join a camp on Fort Lewis from June 20 to September 20 to operate camp headquarters. Capt Sumpter says officers with medical sanitary fiscal administrative and supply experience are needed along with enlisted reservists in administrative messing personnel supply clerk-typist and stenographic roles. Applications available from unit instructors office. Also a music program features Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs by the Pocatello Junior Music Club at 4 30 p m on KEYY Saturday directed by Mrs Wendell Wilson and Mrs Rex Eaton.
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Fort Lewis
Wash
Lee R. Sumpter, Jr
Daho Orc
Pocatello Junior Music Club
Wendell Wilson
Rex Eaton
Scholarships Awarded At Idaho State College
Dr. Junius Larsen announces two ISC scholarships. Walter Ray Browne wins the Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce award of 160 dollars for 1949 as a top ten scholar, and Frances Bliesner earns the Simplot Fertilizer Co. 100 dollar freshman scholarship for studies in geology or related sciences. Browne is a Twin Falls High School graduate of 1947 pursuing forestry.
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Idaho State College
Junius Larsen
Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
Walter Ray Browne
Browne
S. W. Browne
Harrison St
Twin Falls
Frances Bliesner
Eden
The
Simplot Fertilizer Co
ISC
Kirkendall Funeral Set
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirkendall 79 widow of Fletcher Kirkendall of 243 S Third St Pocatello died at a local hospital Friday morning after a brief illness She was born June 8 1871 in Fort Bridger Wyoming daughter of George and Mary Ann Smith Married in 1889 in Burnt Forks Wyoming moved to Pocatello in 1903 Survivors include son Clifford four sisters Mollie Welch Alice McMillan Edith Brimm Lillian Pearson five grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 pm Monday at Dowarrd chapel with the Rev Dr J Willis Hamblin officiating Interment in Mountain View cemetery
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Elizabeth Kirkendall
Fletcher Kirkendall
S. Third St
Pocatello
Fort Bridger
Woo
George
Mary Ann Smith
Wyoming
Burnt Foks
Wyo
Kirkendall
J. Willis Hamblin
Mountain View Cemetery
Two-Price Wheat Plan Aims To Shield Growers Costs
Umatilla county Oregon wheat grower R B Taylor told a House subcommittee a self-financing two price system could stabilize wheat prices. Food grade wheat would have one price and industrial/export wheat a cheaper price, with certificates sold to flour mills passing costs to consumers via higher bread and cereal prices.
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Washington
R. B. Taylor
Umatilla County
Ore
House Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Taylor
Brannan
Continue To Seek Body In River Search
Pocatello police continue to search for Ashmer Miller a 65 year old man missing from his home a week ago. On Friday they patrolled the Port Neuf river with a boat and neighbors recall his last sighting on the Custer Street bridge looking at the water. Police explain that bodies in water sink and may not surface for seven to ten days making the eighth day of his disappearance today. They planned to resume the search Saturday.
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Pocatello
Sixty Students Tour Pocatello Industrial Sites
Eighty sixth grade students from Snake River class A district tour Pocatello sites guided by Orrin Wardle. They will visit the naval ordnance plant Union Pacific railway shops and the Pocatello POST publishing company. A picnic is planned at Ross Park at noon.
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Snake River
Pocatello Industrial Points
Orrin D. Wardle
Naval Ordnance Plant
Union Pacific Railway
Pocatello Post Publishing Company
Ross Park
Malad High School Girls Sponsor Successful Event
Malad Idaho Wednesday night the Girls League sponsored a successful Girls Choice dance at the school gym. Lloyd Waldron named Dream King and presented a sport shirt by league president Twila Swensen. Valedictorian and salutatorian named for the graduating class set for May 19.
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Malad
Lloyd Waldron
Waldron
Twila Swensen
Interference at Nampa City Elections Cited by Official
Justice of the peace H. E. Bradley reported a signed complaint charging a local man with interference at the polls in Nampa’s April 26 municipal elections. City Attorney Frank Kibler noted widespread alleged voter intimidation, mainly targeting Northwest Nazarene College students. service of the complaint likely before the weekend.
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NAMPA
Justice of the Peace
H. E. Bradley
Frank Kibler
Bradley
Northwest Nazarene College
Ward Sponsors Dance Tonight
Sixth ward Mutual will sponsor its first dance under the summer recreation program tonight at the ward hall at eight o clock. The event will be directed by the recreation committee Lois Morris and Betty French with refreshments served and door prizes awarded.
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Sixth Ward Mutual
Ward Hall
Lois Morris
Betty French
New State Land Policy Aims At Reacquired Lands Sales
Idaho State Land Commissioner Edward Woozley announced a new policy to sell or lease reacquired land at public auctions to stop defectors who stop payments and quietly lease property. The first lease under the policy went to J. H. Skinner for about 400 acres near Rexburg at 3.60 per acre yearly for farm land and 0.19 for grazing.
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Edward Woozley
Rexburg
J. H. Skinner
Sugar City
Woozley
Woozeley
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