Hall Couple Quietly Celebrate Amid Hospital Visit
Mr and Mrs Royal A Hall of McCammon marked their silver wedding anniversary at St Anthony hospital with a no visitors sign. Hall, a naval ordnance plant fire department employee, suffered a heart attack on the anniversary while posing with a toy Bambi. The year 1949 has been hard as their son Carroll Curtis Hall was repatriated from a foreign grave last month. two of their four sons survive, Kenneth Curtis Hall a navy corpsman and Reed Curtis Hall a 16 year old student at McCammon High School.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Royal A. Hall. McCammon
Hall
Naval Ordnance Plant
Kenneth Curtis Hall
Navy
Reed Curtis Hall
McCammon
Pocatello Man Assigned to 14th Air Force HQ Squadron
Pfc. Bill Titus, son of W. H. Titus, RFC No. 2 North Pocatello, has been assigned to the headquarters and headquarters squadron of the 14th Air Force at Orlando Air Force Base. He previously served at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas after completing indoctrination training.
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Pfc
Bill Titus
W. H. Titus
North Pocatello
14Th Air Force
Orlando Air Force Base
Titus
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Illness Brings Reunited Half Brothers to Fort Ord
Two Baton Rouge men, Paul Hanna and Swan Burnett, who had been estranged for four years, were reunited at Fort Ord after both fell ill and were placed in the pneumonia ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothers
Monterey
Cal
U.P
Baton Rouge
Fort Ord
Paul Hanna
Swan Burnett
Hall Released From Hospital In Good Condition
Hospital authorities report Hall is in good condition and expected to be released promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halls
Hall
Radio Listings Across Stations in Preston and Nearby Areas
A dense schedule of radio programs across KPST Preston KC and other stations outlines daily shows from six in the morning through midnight. Programs include news, music, dramas, game shows, farm updates, and soap operas featuring many titled segments and well-known performers.
Minnegans Potlatch venture launches Palouse Valley Post
Bert Minnegan a Democratic candidate for the Second district congressmen announced a new weekly newspaper the Palouse Valley Post to be published today in Potlatch Idaho He will publish it alongside teaching social studies at Potlatch public high school His prior teaching was at Montpelier high school and he was defeated in this year’s primary by Asael Lyman of Rexburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potlatch
Ida
Bert Minnegan
Minnegan
Palouse Valley
Potlatch Public High School
Few Watch Makers Survive Since Luther Goddard Start
Of the 67 companies formed to manufacture watches in America since Luther Goddard began the first at Shrewsbury Massachusetts in 1809 only three makers of finely jeweled timepieces remain active.
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America
Luther Goddard
Shrewsbury
Mass
The DLouis Durand Marriage Mystery in New Orleans
Louis Durand a 37 year old bachelor in New Orleans marries Julia Russell after meeting her in St Louis. The wife proves elusive as a bank joint account is opened and a sister’s warning letter raises suspicions about identity and deceit. The tale continues with a threatening letter and a cliffhanger.
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New Orleans
Louis Durand
Julia Russell
Miss Russell
Durand
St. Louis
Julia
Veterans Sought for Army Reserve Commission
Lt. Col. Lloyd H. Rockwell of Fort Douglas announces a program to commission World War II veterans and others meeting age and education requirements into the organized reserve corps with a two or three year active duty tour. Demand for 30,000 officers before June 1949 drives the effort. eligibility excludes current college students and those not having at least one year of active duty between December 7 1941 and June 30 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd H. Rockwell
Intermountain
Fort Douglas
Utah
Organized Reserve Corps
U. S. Army Reserve
Palmetto Cabbage Used In Florida By People
Palmetto cabbage serves multiple purposes in Florida. The Seminole Indians construct open sided homes from it while white settlers eat the unopened head like cabbage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
U.P
Florida
Ball and others plead guilty on traffic charges in court
Howard K. Ball pleaded guilty to failing to stop at a sign and was fined 2.50. Earl Carter forfeited a 10 bond for speeding. Parry S. Harrison pleaded not guilty then found guilty with fines suspended. Richard E. Lombardi pleaded guilty to a stop sign violation and fined 5. Sam Scott pleaded guilty to speeding and fined 7.50. Births were recorded at St. Anthony's and General Hospitals with three new babies, two girls and one boy. Building permits listed for W. E. Dohse and R. E. Sturman for steps and a basement apartment respectively.
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Howard K. Ball
Earl Carter
Parry S. Harrison
Richard E. Lombardi
Sam Scott
Blackfoot High Gets New Course
Russell O. Mann of Idaho State College will organize a field service course on Materials Methods and Application of Art Education at Blackfoot High School Wednesday from 4 to 7 PM. An estimated 25 to 35 people have shown strong interest and will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell O. Mann
Idaho State College
Blackfoot High School
Aid to China Aid at Status Quo Maintained
Economic recovery administrator Paul G Hoffman announced no increase in U S aid to China despite Communist advances. He said shipments will continue at planned rates and a small feeding program at Mukden is discontinued. Lovett favored keeping the policy steady until China issues clarify.
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Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
China
Robert A. Lovett
Harland Cleveland
ECA
U. S
North
Lovett
Hoffman
Mukden
Manchuria
Central
South
Toporcer Signs Up With White Sox
Chicago White Sox announce George Toporcer, recently released after 14 years directing the Boston Red Sox farm system, has signed to run the team minor league chain. Toporcer brings 28 years of baseball experience including 14 with the St. Louis Cardinals and 14 with the Red Sox.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
George Toporcer
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Toporcer
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Sox
Man Keeps Promise to Take Wife to Niagara Falls
Myron L. Goddard honored a vow made at his 1898 marriage by taking his wife to Niagara Falls in 1948. The aging couple marked a half century of travel and devotion with a long awaited trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Mass
U.P
Myron L. Goddard
Niagara Falls
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Royal A. Hall, McCammon
Pocatello
Harry Morgan
Ski Headquarters
Alfergen Skis
Tyrol
Sandler
Adam
Arry Morgan Modern Shoe and Sporting
W. Center
Preston
Klock Klub
Downey
Horizon
IMN
Heatter
Lanny Ross
Kate Smith
Sardi’s
Cedric Foster
Happy Gang
Golden Hope Chest
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
All Star Dance Parade
Gardener Says
Gabriel Heatter
Editor Speaks
Family Theatre
Bill Henry
Manhattan Playhouse
Triple “S” Orch
Dance Orch
Mutual Reports
KSEI
Idaho Farm
Your Community Chapel
Fred Waring
Nora Drake
Jack Berch
United Nations
Music Shop
Band
Claudia
Josephine
Ma_ Perkins
Pepper Young
H. V. Kaltenborn
Gildersleeve
Blondie
Melody Mart
Astor Roof Orchestra
Jack Lightcap
Biltmore Hotel
KEIO
Martin Agronsky
Intermountain News
Kay Keyser
Ted Malone
Eleanor
Anna Roosevelt
Bankdage
Nancy Craig
Betty Crocker
the Record Shop
AP News
Radio Network
Galen Drake
Nelson Olmstead
Sky King
Jack Armstrong
Steve Shephard
Elmer Davis
Meredith Wilson
Groucho Marx
Bing Crosby
Milton Berle
Richfield Reporter
Joe Hasel
Lou Holtz
Kurly Kopp
Minwegen
Rialto Now
Three Little Girls In Blue’ In Technicolor
June Haver
Geo. Montgomery
Vivian Blaine
the Invisible Wall
Don Castle
Virginia Christine Richard Gaines
Louis
Simms
Lou
Mr. Durand
Siger
Commission Chance Open
Mountain Electric CO
News OF Record
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Veil Pratt
Jefferson
Carlie Stone
Fort Hall
General Hospital
Ben Hopkins
Campus Drive
Donald Lockyear
W. E. Dohse
Lincoln St
R. E. Sturman
North Tenth Ave
Blackfoot High
Big
Frigidaire Electric
Henriksen
Radio and Appliance CO
Thurs
Orpheum
Koen Taylor
Aruba
Broadway
Blythe Duryer
O'Brien
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