Green Heads East to Aid School Bill
Pocatello may be among sixty U S cities to receive federal funds for building and equipping schools. Superintendent G N Green announced he left for Washington with Mrs. to discuss House Bill 6603 which would grant funds outright for school facilities in areas with military installations. The bill envisions sixty communities in 28 states including Oklahoma City Wichita Kansas Brunswick Georgia Moses Lake Washington and Poscagela Idaho. Idaho Rep John Sanborn said hearings on the Bender Bill would be held in Congress on June 3.
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Pocatello
United States
G. N. Green
Green
Appropria
Oklahoma City
Wichita, Kans
Brunswick, Ga
Moses Lake
Wash
Poscagela
Miss
Idaho
John Sanborn
Congress
Thief Steals Only Thirty Cents From Locked Store
A thief locked in Zions Wholesale Grocery Thursday evening took 30 cents, leaving the office ransacked. Employees Nattress and Steele locked the building at 5 30 p m. a late-arriving worker reported an ajar south door. Police searched the premises. the thief was notFound.
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Zions
Nattress
Steele
Muffler Noise Crackdown Planned in Blackfoot Area
Blackfoot police will patrol streets to silence mufflers after numerous complaints. Jesika Police Chief F. S. Kunz says the noise stems mainly from younger drivers who enjoy the motor roar.
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Blackfoot
Aroun Blackfoot
Jesieka
F. S. Kunz
Bingham Cancer Drive Reaches Goal Amid Praise
Blackfoot County Chairman Mrs. E. R. Turpin announced the Bingham County cancer drive surpassed its $2,200 quota Friday. She credited chairmen Mrs. Ralph Hayes and Mrs. Bert Grimmett of Aberdeen plus volunteers E. R. Warren of Firth and Mrs. Kenneth Draper of Fort Hall for their selfless efforts and publicity help from Lackfoot residents.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County
E. R. Turpin
Bert Grimmett
Aberdeen
Earl Spencer
Shelley
E. R. Warren
Firth
Kenneth Draper
Fort Hall
Ferry Hadlock
Lackfoot
Harold Smith
Rites Scheduled For Baird Infant
Funeral services set for infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Asa Baird with brief rites at Grove City and a graveside ceremony Saturday. Parents siblings Lana and a brother noted along with grandparents Mr and Mrs Asa Baird and Clyde Hudson. Service directed by Sandberg Funeral Home.
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Grove City
St. Anthony
Pocaello
A Brothick
Lana
Grand Its
Asa Baird
Clyde Hudson
Rly Gentry
Asa
Firth
Fragmented entry on GOP speaker and Republican leaders
The readable text references the GOP speaker and Republican leaders with unclear context. It mentions party names and leadership but lacks concrete actions, dates, or locations to form a full report.
Plane Fire Alerts Air Base and Fire Department
Lt. George Kohl radioed a distress signal claiming he was on fire while flying an AT-6. Fire crews rushed to the Pocatello Municipal Airport and prepared a crash landing spot, watching as Kohl landed safely after extinguishing the blaze. The fire, caused by a wiring short, caused little damage.
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Pocatello Municipal
Army Air Base
George Kohl
Jack Buffet
Pocatello
Harvey Powell
Kohl
Fort Hall Reservation Elects Council Members
Fort Hall residents named to the tribal council Thursday night include Willie George Gibson Teola Metz Truchot Ross Fork La Salle Pocatello Eva Yandell Phipping Lincoln Creek and Ben Jackson of Bannock Creek. Official canvass of returns is set for June 1 when a chairman will be elected and committees appointed.
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Fort Hall Reservation
Willie George
Gibson
Teola Metz Truchot
Ross Fork
la Salle Pocatello
Fort Hall
Eva Yandell Phipping
Lincoln Creek
Ben Jackson
Bannock Creek
Idaho Farm Meet Set for July 6-9
Idaho Farm Bureau officials announce a Boise gathering July 6 to 9 for a western regional conference of the American Farm Bureau federation. The event aims to train bureau workers in organizational procedure and policy with a general meeting for Farm Bureau members.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Boise
John Webb
Idaho Group
Farm Bureau
Services Held for Dr. Forney L Murray in American Falls
Private services were held at the Davis Mortuary at 2 30 p m on Friday for Dr Forney L Murray who died Wednesday from a heart attack. Bishop LaVell Thornton of the L D S church officiated. Mrs Murray accompanied the remains to Oklahoma City for funeral and burial.
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American Falls
Davis Mortuary
Forney L. Murray
LaVell Thornton
Police Bulletins and Local Births and Purchases
Police report a driver struck a car at Mrs. D D Buehler’s address with intoxication suspected and a caller left an unknown number. A red tricycle is reported stolen from Mrs. A H Peterson's lawn. Purses taken from a window area at Laab's Motor Court. Births list multiple families with dates and locations. Idaho Lumber and Hardware Co reports business and dwelling purchases totaling 600 and 1100 dollars.
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Idaho Lumber and Hardware Co
North Main St
South Harrison Ave
Tony Valentine
East Halliday
Families Urged To Learn About Red Cross Services
Mrs. J. A. Scoville, chairman of Home Service for the Bannock County chapter, urged families to acquaint themselves with Red Cross services for the armed forces. The chapter offers counselling on personal or family problems, help with family allotment claims, verification of furlough or extension requests, and aid for serious emergencies.
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Red Cross
J. A. Scoville
Home Service
Bannock County
Cattle to Move Into Caribou Forest Summer Range
About 18 000 cattle will be moved onto Caribou forest summer range soon according to John H. Peterson administrative assistant. Warm weather melted snow on lower ranges allowing cattle to graze while sheep bands wait a month for pasture. Local herds average about 40 head with 450 grazing permits issued.
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Caribou Forest
John H. Peterson
Peterson
VA Allows Partial Reinstatement Of GI Insurance
The Veterans Administration urges veterans to reinstate at least 1000 of National Service Life Insurance even if they cannot afford full coverage. A reinstatement from 1000 to 10,000 dollars is possible in 500 dollar steps by paying two premiums and signing a health certificate.
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Veterans Administration
G. I
Averade
Miny
Installation Service Set For Sunday At Trinity Church
Memorial Day observance includes a service of installation into the Order of St Vincent for Acolytes at Trinity Episcopal Church led by Rev. A E Asboe. Seven boys will be admitted as Acolytes and receive the St Vincent medal with others named as associate guild members.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Order of St. Vincents
A. E. Asboe
Wedsor
Asboe
St. Vincents
John A. Scoville
Robert Haskins
Bill Craven
Harvey Whitten
Lawrence Whitlow
Gregory Parker
Jim Mitchell
Guild
Robert Armstrong
Dennis Whitlow
Peter Brandt
Robert Brookhart
Billy McAughey
Johnny, McAughey
Robert Kortum
Roger Chapin
Jimmy Ray
Richard Baugh
K. 0
Craven
Baby Proves To Be Costly
A Newby infant sowed financial mischief as it kicked a purse from a buggy around 1 30 p m in the 500 block East Center Street. Two Indian women nearby allegedly pocketed the billfold in a tag like play, as forward passed was $25 from the infant in a tumbling start.
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Dona Newby
South Tenth Ave
Newby
Fifth Avenue
East Center St
Drive Near End in Walton Fund Drive
The Battock County American Cancer Society fund drive will close soon as contributions come in. County commander Mrs James Walton Jr reported Friday with monthly totals pending. Other officers include Mrs George Bronson county vice commander Mrs Judson Cook city commander and Max Petty treasurer.
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Battock County
American Cancer Society
James Walton, Jr
George Bronson
Judson Cook
Max Petty
Water Damages Gate City Homes Under Construction
Two frame houses on Pole Line road near Hammond's grocery were damaged by water Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph Nelson reports the buildings, owned by Robert Blodgett of Wyeton, were under construction when irrigation water seeped into sewage ditches causing the floors to cave in.
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Pole Line
Hammond
Ralph Melson
Rt. 2 North
Gate City notices and moving stories highlight Pocatello life
A collection of local items from Gate City features Cedric M. Allen opening an architecture office at 417 East Center Room 4 and Boise practice background, Pocatello high school band leading Memorial Day events, bicycle light checks by Alameda police, travel plans of county staff and teachers, retirements and new plans for cadets, and local sports and student activities detailing visitors, moves, and community updates.
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Cedric M. Allen
East Center
Mr. Allen
Boise
Idaho
Washington State College
Theta Chi
Allen
Gate City
Mystery parachute turns out to be army tow target
A supposed open parachute in the Arco desert was identified Friday as an army tow target. Lyle Scott, a flying instructor, spotted the object while returning from Boise. Carl Bryning of Wilson Flying Service said it was well hidden in lava rock and resembled a white rectangular object, not a parachute.
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Arco Desert
Lyle Scott
Boise
Carl Bryning
Wilson Flying Service
Ape
Postal Officials Schedule West Coast Visit and Travel
Postal officials will visit West with Frank Horak of Oconto Wisconsin and Pocatello Postmaster Jack Trimming. They plan stopovers at Pocatello airport from 9 to 10 a.m. June 9 before attending conventions in Pendleton Boise and Great Falls. Horak is president of Idaho postmasters chapter. Trimming will depart June 3 and return June 11 12.
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Frank Horak
Oconto
Wisconsin
Pocatello
Jack Trimming
Great Falls
Trimming
Pocatellan
Idaho
The
Postmasters’ Association
Horak
Manes
Pendleton
Boise
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News of Record
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South Main St
Wrenn
A. H. Peterson
East Lewis
Peterson Lawn
William E. Frank
Laab
Briggs Horrocks
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Edith C. Howard
L. E. Glennon
Fifth District
Vernon Hall
West Fremont St
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Wyeton
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Inkom
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Charles Lee
South Twelfth Ave
Western. Auto Supply CO
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Pocatello High School
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Alameda
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Tipton
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Battle Creek
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Idaho State College
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Ariz
Samuel B. Clinton
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Willacy County
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Florida
J. A. Gore
Paula
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H. R. Flint
State Highway Department
St. Anthony Mercy
Hospital School of Nursing
Colleen Leigh
Elsie Katsilometes
Norma Ashbaker
Wanda Albert
LaRue Criss
K. M. Pierson
Jack Nyback
Renton, Washington
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Fred J. Barnes
Paul Brynildsen
Luther Burnham
Wade Lake
Montana
Edna Lundgren
Downey
Salt Lake City
H. Ray Larsen
U.I.S.B
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Larsen
K. E. Hathaway
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Hathaway
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WOW
Ray Robinson
Bancroft
Eunice Congleton
Poky High
Josephine Berryman
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Wesley Harris
ISC
Frazier Auditorium
George Lyle Walradt
Maplewood Ave
Fort Worden
Washington
U. S. Army
Coast Guard
Ray Schell
Rooseveltee
Max
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Ransom
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