State Prepares Plans For March of Dimes Campaign
Governor Robins named honorary 1949 March of Dimes chairman with a 10 member advisory panel to raise funds against polio across Idaho from Jan 14 to 31. Members include leaders from Elks, pharmaceutical, education, American Legion, labor, churches, Grange, LDS, and medical groups. Idaho recorded 107 poliomyelitis cases to date this year.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
Idaho
National Foundation For
Gov. Robins
Kenyon R
Ken) Bennett
State March of Dimes
March of
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho State Federation of Labor
Frank A. Rhea
Episcopal Church of Idaho
George Hersley
State Grange
Edward J. Kelly
Z. Reed Miller
Boise Lds Stake
F. B. Jeppesen
Idaho State Medical Society
Malad Literary Group Hosts Washington Guests
Malad-Ladies Literary met at Rachel Sorensen’s home with Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Taggart of Washington, D C. The Taggarts spoke on Czechoslovakia and European customs with slides, followed by a dessert luncheon and guest attendance list. The Oneida County Farm Bureau Federation held its annual banquet at Malad junior high with about 1500 attendees and speakers Don Clegg Harold Redford and John H Webb. officers and delegates were elected for the coming year.
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Ladies Literary
Rachel Sorensen
Golden Willie
Spencer Taggart
Washington, D. C
Taggart
Poncello
Charles Thomas
Farm Bureau Auxiliary
Anna Lyle Jones
Annella Price
Lillith Jones
Nevada Price
Adampsen
Chinese Reds Move on Peiping and Tientsin
Chinese communist armies of more than 100 000 men led by Gen In Piao drove to the Grand canal southeast of Peiping in a bid to isolate the former capital from North China. Pro government sources admitted the Red advance as forces swept from Manchuria and approached Peiping, with Tientsin within striking distance.
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Nanking
China
Piao
Grand Canal
Peiping
Manchuria
Tientsin
Slot Machine Act Eyed By Idaho Officials
Secretary of State J D Price spoke at Boise Veterans Hospital on Idaho's slot machine act and its effects since May 1947. He said revenue totaled 702000 with a minimum 2800000 contributed by players, while the take likely exceeded 3250000. He noted cities gain open revenue to fund parks and playgrounds and urged weighing the act against juvenile delinquency and other social harms.
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Boise
J. D
Cy) Price
Idaho
Boise Veterans Hospital
Price
Corbett Plans Roasts After Kitchen Panic
Tacoma resident Yvonne Corbett says she will stick to roasts after a frying pan exploded when plunged into cold water, causing 100 dollars in kitchen damage. The incident occurred in Tacoma, and no injuries were reported.
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Tacoma
Yvonne Corbett
Thatcher Receives Sixth Judicial District Judgeship
Thatcher of Salmon arrives in Blackfoot to confer with county officials after being sworn in as district judge on November 20 by Lemhi County Clerk W. W. Simmonds. Born January 25, 1895 in Bedford Wyoming, he served in World War I and II, practiced law in Idaho, and rose to lieutenant colonel before taking the bench. He is married to Eva Hudson and has two children, Margaret Twelves and Preston H. Thatcher.
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Blackfoot
Preston
Thatcher
Salmon
Robert M. Kerr
Charles Vanderwood
W. W. Simmonds
Lemhi
Bedford
Wyo
Challis
Shelley
University of Utah
Bountiful
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Grnger Field
Wash
Boulder City
Nev
Turlock
Calif
Fort Oglethorpe
Camp Williams
Utah
Fort Williams
Ninth Service Command
Judge Thatcher
Eva Hudson
Rogerson, Ida
Thatchers
Margaret Twelves
Preston H. Thatcher
Malad High School Students View Safety Program
Malad Idaho—state safety director George E. Vaughn spoke to Malad high school students on highway safety after showing a safety film in Oneida arena. The Bently Trio performed the National School Assembly program, with marimba and glass-flask piano gimmick. M club banquet, athletic letters, FHA trip to Idaho Falls, and a Mirror yearbook sales drive were noted along with yearbook staff assignments.
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George E. Vaughn
Idaho
Oeapace
Oneida
Vaughn
Bently
Larry Williams
Larry Scott
Bob Harrison
Earl Hess
Wesley Reynolds
Jack Davis
Larry Kent
Dave Anderson
Eldon Reynolds
Darrell Hess
Frank Vanover
Thayne Waldron
Henry Fernandez
Gerald Harding
Sharrell Williams
Jay Mansfield
Jerry Reynolds
Devers Mills
Frank Williams
M Club
Ray Lewis
Gene Caldwell
Lloyd Waldron
Ralph Crowton
Mary Zandel
Pearl Davis
Lucile Harrison
Lucille Stephens
Shelba Thomas
Sally Smith
Malad
Future Homemakers of America
FHA
Falls
Saturay
Florence Ipsen
Leonore Crowther
Iris Lee
Hess
Lucille Corbridge
Helen Edwards
First Ward
Mirror
Theron Hill
Cleve Morgan
Kay Tovey
Lois Bush
Rupert Man 71 Dies Of Heart Attack At Sister's Home
Rupert Samuel G Newton, 71, formerly of Gooding, died Saturday after a heart attack at his sister Mrs. R W Campbell's Rupert home. Born July 10, 1887 in Salt Lake City, he lived in Gooding and Rupert for 30 years and was an LDS church member. Surviving: sisters Mrs Harriet Smith of Bountiful Utah and Mrs Alice Olsen of Los Angeles and brother Joseph Newton of Salt Lake City. Funeral was held Wednesday at the Rupert LDS tabernacle with Bishop LeRoy Blacker officiating. Interment will be in Salt Lake City under Goodman Mortuary of Rupert.
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Rupert
Samuel G. Newton
Gooding
R. W. Campbell
Salt Lake City
LDS Church
Campbell
Harriet Smith
Bountiful
Utah
Alice Olsen
Los Angeles
Calif
Joseph Newton
LDS Tabernacle
LeRoy Blacker
Goodman Mortuary
Rupert Grange Elects Officers at Guild Hall Meeting
Rupert Grange held its regular meeting at the Guild hall with Howard Bruns presiding. Robert Nelson joined Mini-Cassia Marketing Cooperative. J R Culley elected Master and an officer slate approved. William G. Priest introduced as new county agent and Pomona meeting set for Friday November 26 at Hopewell school.
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Rupert
Rupert Grange
Guildhall
Howard Bruns
Robert Nelson
Mini-Cassia Marketing Cooperative
Frank Saylor
J. R.culley
John West
Fuller ,Feénton
Arthur Morgan
Rupert Quarterly Conference Highlights Latter Day Saints Meet
RUPERT Idaho October event features Rupert LDS tabernacle sessions with about 800 attendees across Saturday and Sunday. Speaker RUPERT Antone Ivins of Salt Lake City addresses practical religion, agriculture, and personal improvement. state president D Melvini Toone presides.
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Rupert
Antone R. Ivins
First Council of the Seventy of the Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake City
LDS Tabernacle
St.eral
D. Melvini Toone
Ivins
Draft registrant seeks shoes in oversized size
Fort Worth Texas reports a 24 year old draft registrant, noted for wearing a size 18 shoe. He states he has only one pair and cannot find additional footwear. He expresses frustration at the lack of available shoes to fit his needs.
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Fort Worth
Texas
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Johnny Appleseed
By Dennis Day
Henriksen
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Malad High School
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Main & Center
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British Isles
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The
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LaVar Wilcox
Heyburn
Marvin Powell
Minidoka
George Hobbs
Louis Rries
Presentation of Officers Church
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Roy Humphries
Young
Wom Mutual Improvement
Bert Seedall
Second Ward
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Hamlin
Howard Corless
Nice Hunt
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