Idaho Democrats Eye State Ticket For August Primary
Idaho Democrats plan to place a slate of state officials on the August 10 primary ballot. A 1944 constitutional amendment may be questioned by the Idaho Supreme Court over its four year terms and the removal of the state auditor, with legality to be decided.
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Boise
Idaho
Democratic Party
Idaho Daily Statesman
John Corlett
Corlett
United Press
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
State Auditor
Rotarians consider forming Blackfoot 20 30 Club
Three delegates from Pocatello 20 30 club urged Blackfoot Rotary to form a local unit. Bill Hall Bob Brennan and Oren Clark described youth service goals and projects including Safety Sallies for school zones and fundraising for a new swimming pool.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello
Rotary
Bill Hall
Bob Brennan
Oren Clark
Hall
Jory
Clark
Elmer Taylor
W. C. Carnes
Col. Goodfellow
Art Dore
Funeral for J M Rowe in Idaho Falls
Funeral services were held for J M Rowe aged 77 at 2 pm Monday May 17 at Sandberg Funeral Home Clifton Robertson of the Second ward bishopric conducted. Howell and Leola Horrocks sang with piano accompaniment. Speakers included Lee Howell Leroy Howell and Clifford Robertson. Burial followed at Rose Hill Idaho Falls with grave dedicated by J Sandberg.
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John M. Rowe
Blackfoot
J M. Rowe
Sandberg
Clifford
Robertson
Second Ward
Howell
Irene Rtson
Harvey Allen
Leola Horrocks
Lee Howell
Leroy Howell
Dorothy Umford
C. Robertson
Plains of Peace
Bbensein
Dew
Beners
Leonard Mee
Harry Allen
Clifford Robertson
Whey Robertson
Rose Hill
Idaho Falls
J. Sandberg
Idaho Democratic Chief Criticizes Letters Between Stalin and Wallace
Idaho Democratic chairman Dan J. Cavanagh denounces the open letter exchange between Joseph Stalin and Henry Wallace. He warns the growing friendship could ruin Wallace and urges him to return to Iowa. He notes plans to house Idaho's 24 delegates to the Democratic convention in Philadelphia.
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Boise
Dan J. Cavanagh
Twin Falls
Joseph Stalin
Henry Wallace
Henry
Wallace
Iowa
Cavanagh
Idaho
Phildalphia
Shelter Sought for Migrant Beet Workers in Idaho
Farmers with housing in the Pocatello area are urged to contact the Idaho State Employment Service office. Manager W. B. Cox says beet thinning will start soon and many migrant workers have sought farm work. If housing is not available locally, workers may move on to other areas.
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Idaho State Employment Service Office
Pocatello
W. B. Cox
Cox
Taylor denounces international cartels on Indiana tour
Senator Glen H. Taylor of Idaho denounces "international cartels" while campaigning for vice president with Henry Wallace. He plans stops in Fort Wayne, South Bend, and Terre Haute with a May 27 spoken in Pocatello. He cites big business and foreign auto imports as threats to American living standards.
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Bloomington
Ind
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Indiana
Taylor
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Terre Haute
Henry Wallace
Pocatello
Francis Wormuth
Warmuth
Ford Motor Company
Hansen to head Idaho highway study group
Farrell L. Hansen of Idaho Falls will chair a special highway study committee of the State Chamber of Commerce. The panel will advise on administrative policy, not routes, with members from farming, trucking and automobile groups and an advisory council of technical experts.
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Twin Falls
Farrell L. Hansen
Idaho Falls
State Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Bleeck
Boise
Elcock
Hansen
Idaho Farm Burea Federation
Idaho Potato Producers Cooperative
State Highway Department
Ex-Landlord Accuses Ex-Tenant of Stolen Vacuum Sweeper
Claude A. Helms was brought to the Fort Wayne police after his former landlord reported a vacuum sweeper theft at his move out. Officer Milton Barton pegged Helms by a gray coat that matched a coat stolen from him at a restaurant.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Claude A. Helms
Milton Barton
Helms
Barton
Monsignor Cody Addresses Blackfoot High Graduates
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward R. Cody urged Blackfoot High School graduates to be wise followers, not leaders, and to demand ethical leadership. He cautioned against mediocrity and stressed spiritual interest, noting the world is watching. Students acted in the ceremony with prayers, scripture, and benediction.
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Monsignor
Cody
Blackfoot High
Blackfoot
Edward R. Cody
Pocatello
Blackfoot High School
L. D.S. Tabernacle
Msgr
Davis Bitton
Judith Clayton
Dennis Olsen
Howard Packham
Robert Rupperle
Roads topic dominates Idaho state talks in Twin Falls
A Twin Falls county delegation pressed state leaders on road issues. Gov Robins skipped Dewey’s Ontario visit. Two points emerged: fix existing roads and contracts first, and consider an initiative to remove public works from politics. Road funding remains far short of demand, with requests about 17 times available funds.
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Statehouse
C. A. Robins
GOP
Thomas E. Dewey
Ontario
Ore
Public Works Department
Robins
Arnold Williams
Secretary of State
Idaho Falls Pony Rider Tied to Light Stand Fined
Clifford Muncey of Idaho Falls rode a pony into a local pool hall and played a game before his arrest. He was fined $20 for drunkenness. In Boise, prison officials report 850 school visitors since April 1 and warn of staffing strain if age limits are not set. Warden Louis Clapp advocates high school age for prison tours.
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Idaho Falls
Clifford Muncey
Muncey
Boise
Idaho Penitentiary
Louis Clapp
Clapp
Lamour Enters Hospital for a Physical Checkup
Dorothy Peachcake Lamour, famed elevator girl turned actress, checks into Johns Hopkins Hospital for a physical examination. The piece recounts her Hollywood ties, a long marriage to Bill Howard, and past sarong gags while noting plans to attend a Command Performance on May 25 if able.
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Dorothy
Peachcake) Lamour
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Sarong
Dotty
Bill Howard
Howards
Hollywood
Bill
Air Corps
Dottie
Miami Beach
N.Y
Gammer
Wally Wanger
Gammer Girl
Miss Josie Stewart to Lead Home Laundry School
Mountain Electric company hosts a home laundry school led by Miss Josie Stewart of Salt Lake City, Bendix home service director. She will discuss soaps, water conditioning, fabrics, stains, and demonstrate Bendix washers and irons at 365 East Center next Monday at 2 30 with Q and A.
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Mountain Electric Company
Josie Stewart
Salt Lake City
Bendix Home Service
Miss Stewart
365 East Center
Bendix Automatic
Stewart
Bendix Home Laundry Institute
South Bend
Ind
Flint Distributing Company
Bendix Automatic Home Laundry Distributors
Church To Try Lana's Minister
A Los Angeles Presbyterian commission plans a hearing on Rev. Stewart P. MacLennan who officiated at the Turner Topping wedding to Lana order and tinplate heir Bob Topping. Critics say he violated church rules by marrying a divorced person within a year of divorce. Dr Eugene Carson Blake of Pasadena will preside. no date set.
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Los, Angeles
Stewart
P. MacLennan
Lana Order
Bob Topping
MacLennan
Turner-Topping
Topping
Arline Judge
Thomas Holden
Los Angeles
Pity the Poor Movie Star Faces Price Tag Tariffs
Hollywood shoppers pay higher prices as celebrities like Gertrude Niesen and Jimmy Durante face inflated bills for homes pools babies and clothes. The article cites stars such as Frank Sinatra Carmen Miranda and Lina Romay relying on secretaries or shoppers to avoid premium tags and lawsuits.
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Hollywood
Greenbacks
Gertrude Niesen
Gertie
Jimmy Durante
Mama
Papa
Frank Sinatra
Frankie-boy
Sinatra
Frankie
Carmen Miranda
Lina Romay
Mother
Lina
Holiday Proclaimed for May 31 by Governor Robins
Gov. C. A. Robins will declare May 31 a legal holiday in the state, the governor’s office announced Wednesday May 30, as Memorial Day falls on Sunday.
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C. A. Robins
Hughes Seizes RKO Control In Major Film Deal
Howard Hughes gains control of RKO in a deal valued near nine million dollars. The narrative notes predictions about top spots for Bill Dozier and Walter Kane, while highlighting Hughes’s plan to back quality pictures. Maureen O'Sullivan noted traveling with Johnny Farrow, and Ann Blyth poised for Western film Wildfire with Duff and Sherman directing.
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Odlum
Alexander Bell
Bill Dozier
Hughes
Walter Kane
Barry
Branwen
Howard Hughes
Joe Kennedy
Johnny Farrow
Maureen O'Sullivan
Ireland
Johnny
Maureen
Hollywood
John McCormack
Ann Blyth
Howard Duff
George Brent
George Sherman
Leonard Goldstein
Kanab
Utah
Robert Fellows
Tay Garnett
Harold Schumate
Bob
Irene
Metro
Lawsuit filed against J. R. Simplot in Ada County court
A $100000 damage suit was on file in Ada County district court on Wednesday against the J. R. Simplot company. The plaintiff seeks damages for injuries sustained in a fall last August at the Simplot dehydrating plant in Caldwell.
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Simplot Boise
Ada County
J. R. Simplot Company
Ane Nee
Amages
Simplot
Caldwell
Miller Appointed to Idaho Dental Examining Board
Gov Robins appointed Dr A G Miller of St Anthony to a three year term on the Idaho Dental Examining Board. He succeeds L Shaw of Pocatello whose term expired this year.
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Pocatellan
Boise
Robins
A. G. Miller
St. Anthony
State Dental Examining Board
Dr. Miller
L. ¥. Shaw
Pocatello
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