Bannock County Red Cross Reports 15021 Fund Total
Bannock County Red Cross announced at the January meeting that the 1949 fund drive raised 15021 dollars with expenses 173.18 including speech awards. Chairman R F Miller Jr. outlined plans to secure more national Red Cross funds due to expected local need from atomic plant workers. A 1500 dollar swim program budget was set to teach Pocatello children, with 4000 applications received. Edward Haffey assisted, and present at the meeting were Miller and several local officials.
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Bannock County
The
American Red Cross
YMCA
R.F. Miller
Red Cross
Atomic
National Red Cross
Pocatello
Edward Haffey
Miller
Himena Hoffman
S. B. MacMillan
L. B. Dunn
J. A. Scoville
Aberdeen To Call Pastor At St Pauls Lutheran
Aberdeen Lutheran congregation formally signs call for a resident pastor ending a ten year joint parish with Grace Lutheran of Pocatello. Rev. R. A. Koch has served since 1944. Calls assigned by Lutheran church college in St Louis to 103 graduates. Parsonage under construction in Aberdeen to house the pastor ready by July or August.
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St. Paul’s. Lutheran Congregation of
Aberdeen
Grace Lutheran Church of
Deen
The
Lutheran Church
U. S
Canada
St. Louis
Springfield
Ill
Slot Take Loss Trims Twin Falls Budget
Twin Falls city council approves a 427 357 22 reduction in the fiscal year budget now starting, totaling 1 562 381 21. Most departments face cuts in building, police, administration, streets and parks, while fire and inspection see small gains. salaries await next meeting.
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Twin Falls
Army Instructor to Spend 30 Days at Fort Lewis
Sgt. First Class Dominic Manfredo of the Pocatello sixth army senior instructor's office leaves Gate City for a 30 day tour at Fort Lewis Washington. He will serve as an administrative aid to army reserve units in the summer camp.
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Dominic Manfredo
Pocatello Sixth Army
Gate City
Fort Lewis
Wash
Manfredo
Fifth
Poky High Court Crew In Tourney
Pocatello High School will be represented at the Idaho state tennis tournament by Lorin Hancock Wesley Skidmore Bob Sneider and Frank Shelton. The group departs Friday afternoon with the Red and Blue track team. Hancock and Sneider are paired in doubles while Shelton and Skidmore play as the number two doubles team. Singles competition may not be entered.
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Lorin Hancock
Wesley Skidmore
Bob Sneider
Frank Shelton
Pocatello High School
Idaho
Chace Anderson
Boise
Hancock and Sneider
Shelton
Skidmore
Pocatello
Call for Bids On Crushed Rock Stockpile Project
Boise report says about 17 000 tons of crushed rock and cover coat material were sought by the highway bureau in a stockpile project. Bids opened May 20. 14 000 tons of crush rock and 3 000 tons of cover coat material to be delivered near Winchester.
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Boise
Highway Bureau
Winchester
Obituary notices from Martinez and American Falls
Obituaries note funeral services for Claire Amplett former Pocatellan now in Martinez died in Oakland veterans hospital. Also service details for Sarah Ann Swain Ed ward G Isenberg Joseph Bertasso Ashmer T Miller and others with burial at Mountain View Fallsview and local mortuaries handling arrangements. Surviving family members and service participants listed.
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Claire Amplett
Martinez
Calif
California City
Gate City
Oakland Veteran's Hospital
Amplett
West
Fremont
Chevrolet
Ed Bogert
John Amplett
Loseles
Jack Amplett
Vallejo
Sarah Ann Swain
American Falls
Methodist
Pocatello Hospital
Swain
Mount Airy
N. C
Sarah Sims Stokes
James A. Stokes
Jeremiah Swain
Mos
Daisy Albert
Cora Hall
Burley
A. D. Swain
Bristol
M. G. Swain
Richland
Wash
J. G. Swain
Pocatello
T. E. Swain
Ogden
Utah
James R. Crowe
Fallsview Cemetery
Davis Mortuary
Ashmer T. Miller
N. Grant
Downard Chapel
John S. Campbell
First Baptist Church
Paul Willecke
Rose Worsencroft
Estern Young
W. E. Newton
Paul Illecke
George Andrews
Volney Watts
Radio Program Grid for KSEI FM 96.5 Idaho
A dense daily schedule lists shows across morning to late night with numerous programs, from Farm Roundup and Market reports to drama readings, news summaries, music blocks, and special programs, including Fred Waring, Life Can Be Beautiful, and Captain Midnight segments.
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Idaho
Carmonnity
Fred Waring
Bion Peery
Dr. Paul
Lora Lawton
Lopez
Earl Davis
Ma Perkins
Oung
Meni
Martin
You
KSEI
Screen Guild Players
Skippy
Hollywood Theater
Johnny Bradford
Downey
Gem State
ePelace
Cesses
Johnson
Ton
Births at St. Anthony's Hospital May 10
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schumacher Blackfoot announce a son born May 10. Mr. and Mrs. Max Johnson report a son born May 10 at 451 5 nion. Mr. and Mrs. Donmarie 1556 N Garfield announce a daughter born May 10. Mr. and Mrs. Vert Bell 488 Washington report a daughter born May 10. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Adams Blackfoot announce a son born May 6.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Jack Schumacher
Blackfoot
Max Johnson
Nion
Donmarie
Garfield
Vert Bell
Washington
Epee
Keith Adams
Rummage Sale At YMCA In Boyd Start Saturday Morning
The YMCA ladies plan a rummage sale Saturday starting at 9 a.m. in the former USC hut on North First Avenue. Liberty Hill in Boyd bowls 630 in three consecutive games with identical first and last scores in each game.
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YMCA
USC
North First Avenue
Boyd
Wis
Liberty Hill
Meat Prices May Be Cut
Washington reports the agriculture department foresees more meat at cheaper prices. Production is generally increasing with higher per capita consumption projected for the next year. Spring and summer declines may be sharper than usual and the mid summer rise smaller, with no big price surge expected compared with 1948. Pork production is set to rise as hogs from the spring crop reach markets, and per capita pork consumption may reach a high level in the year beginning next October.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Payette
Kootenai
Shoshone
CVA League Expands to More Idaho Counties
Clayton Davidson, VP of the CVA Northwest League, announced county leagues now organized in Elmore Twin Falls and Jerome. He said additional leagues are forming in Minidoka Canyon Gem Washington Payette Kootenai and Shoshone counties as open forums on CVA continue.
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Boise
Clayton Davidson
Northwest League
CVA
Elmore
Twin Falls
Jerome
Minidoka
Canyon
Gem
Washington
Payette
Okotenai
Shoshone
Grange
Farmers’ Union
League of Women Voters
Davidson
Commission Bans Fireworks in County Under HB 216
The county commissioners passed a resolution prohibiting sale or discharge of fireworks or firecrackers in the county. A permit may be issued to reliable local organizations for displays on special occasions. The action follows House Bill 216 from the last legislature.
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Rupert
Packard Dealers Recount Wyo Blizzard Last Week
Packard dealers Holly Myers of Gate City and L. E. Meyers of Blackfoot recall a Wyoming blizzard that stalled 300 cars between Laramie and Rock Springs on Thursday. They report fog near Cheyenne and four foot drifts on Friday while noting warm East Coast temps and the Detroit Packard ground presentation of 3,000 golden anniversary cars. They also saw a Detroit Tiger Boston Red Sox game that ended 14 14 after 13 innings.
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Holly Myers
Packard
L. E. Meyers
Blackfoot
Detroit
Wyoming
Gate City
Laramie
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Myers
Chicago
Illinois
Michigan
Detroit Packard Proving Ground
Detroit Tiger
Auxiliary Sets Banquet Friday Visit by Lillian Kemp
Instructor Lillian Kemp of Tacoma Washington will visit the Ladies Aid to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers in Pocatello Friday. Meetings start at 9 am at the WOW hall with a luncheon recess, a 2 pm session, and a banquet at the Whitman hotel. Reservations call 2630J or 2247M.
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Lillian Kemp
Tacoma
Wash
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Pocatello
Wow Hall
Whitman Hotel
Bill Aids Minidoka School Facilities for Veterans
Senator Glen H. Taylor Idaho introduces a bill to fund education in the Minidoka project area. George N. Green, Idaho Educational Association president, receives the measure, proposing a 25000 dollar five year appropriation to build schooling and arrange facilities with the interior department. The project accompanies land open to veterans, shifting student populations and tax limitations on federal land.
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Senate
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
George N. Green
Idaho Educational Association
Secretary of Interior
Bureau of Reclamation
Green
Association
Candy Craze Hits Britain
Britain faces a candy craze with wholesale and retail confectioners holding emergency talks after a nationwide sweets shortage since deregulation two weeks ago. Demand tops twice the estimated five ounces per person weekly as adults and children stock up. Thomas Hutchinson notes many adults eat sweets out of hunger.
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London
Britain
Thomas Hutchinson
Retail Confectioner Union
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