Robins Faces First Term Law Plan After Elections
Idaho Governor C. A. Robins prepares a legislative program for the January session and weighs a Supreme Court vacancy. The choice to replace Bert H. Miller involves Abe McGregor Goff and two district judges A. O. Sutton and Hugh A. Baker amid geographic considerations.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
Supreme Court
Bert H. Miller
U. S. Senate
Robins
Miller
Abe McGregor Goff
Compton I. White
A. O. Sutton
Weiser
Hugh A. Baker
Rupert
North Idaho
Goff
Paul Hyatt
James F. Airshie
Wheat Variety Archive Grows to Eight Thousand Plus
The U.S. Department of Agriculture maintains a collection of about 8500 wheat varieties sourced from all countries where wheat is cultivated. This genetic bank supports research and crop improvement efforts globally.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Minidoka Conclave Set for December Delegates Elected
Special to the Post reports tentative date of December 1 for the Minidoka county A C A convention. Canvass of balloting in Rupert Paul and Heyburn districts results show election of county committee members and delegates including names: Acequia George H. Seaman and Carl Ferch. Rupert Ernie Markle and Cris Gibson. Paul Harvey Hollinger and John Martin. Heyburn A. D. Smith and Tad Abo.
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Rupert
Minidoka County
A.C.A
Acequia
George H. Seaman
W. C. Gentry
E. E. Rasmussen
George Sullivan
Gordon Roland
Carl Ferch
Kenneth Rochford
Ernie Markle
D. R. Broadhead
Paul Rogers
Floyd Eilers
Ralph McCall
Cris Gibson
Charles Norby
Paul
Harvey Hollinger
Chiirman
Harper Hunsaker
Orville Stimpson
Mail Thefts Land Pair In Prison
A Utah man and an Idaho man received 18 month federal sentences for mail thefts in Salt Lake City. Glade Schofield, 81, of Spring City Utah, and Allen H. Thornock, 26, of Bloomington Idaho, admitted charges. Judge Tillman D. Johnson imposed the sentences.
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Salt Lake City
Tillman D. Johnson
Glade Schofield
Spring City
Utah
Allen H. Thornock
Bloomington
Ida
Pope Pius Returns to Rome From Castel Gandolfo
Pope Pius returned to Vatican City on Saturday after spending four months at Castel Gandolfo, the Papal summer residence south of Rome. The trip marks his return to the heart of Vatican life following the summer retreat.
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Rome
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Castel Gandolfo
US Drug Exports Rise to 1947 Total With Latin America Share
Drug exports from the United States climbed from 145.2 million dollars in 1946 to 177.3 million in 1947, with two-fifths of the total destined for Latin American nations.
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United States
New Chemical Aids Farmers in Weeding Crops and Pastures
Sher win-Williams official George Philp reports widespread use of the 2 4 D weed killer this year. The chemical has shown to increase yields and quality, with examples in Henderson Kentucky where corn yields rose 23 percent after treatment. A new low gallonage spray method lets farmers cover an acre with a pint to five gallons of water, expanding use in areas with limited water.
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Geo. Philp
Sherwin-Williams Co
Pocatello
U. S. Department of Agriculture Agronomists
Henderson
Philp
Sherwin-Williams Company
Sweden Excluded as North Atlantic Pact Forms
U S officials in Paris report Denmark and Norway hopeful to join at the start but Sweden nixes entry and Spain remains out. Britain France Belgium Holland Luxembourg and the United States push a vast Atlantic military alliance with possible later additions from Denmark Norway Italy and Portugal.
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Paris
Denmark
Norway
Italy
Portugal
United States
Canada
Sweden
Spain
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
U. S
George C. Marshall
Washington
Truman
Marshall
Halvard Lange
Lange
Russia
Baltic
Europe
Scandinavia
Mediterranean
Iruly
Record Football Scores Through Illinois History
The highest score against Illinois came in 1906 when Chicago defeated Illinois 63 to 0. Illinois’ top scoring game occurred in 1912 with an 87 to 3 win over Illinois Wesleyan.
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University of Illinois
Chicago
Illinois
Illinois Weslayen
Rupert plans bridge projects and school baseball program discussed
Rupert Chamber of Commerce officials and state lawmakers returned from Boise after a meeting with the Commissioner of Public Works. They reported Jackson bridge is well planned for 1949 and Downard bridge for 1950 as part of Snake River spans. District surveys were ordered, while local leaders urged backing for the Jackson project. American Legion officials proposed adding baseball as a spring sport with school cooperation. A general membership meeting was scheduled for Monday at the C of C offices to discuss Christmas plans and other business.
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E. W. Sinclair
Jackson
Downard
Jackson Bridge
Commission of Public Works
T. E. Dunn
Downard Bridge
Snake River
Ole
Bert Greenhalgh
John Gibson
Matt Heisel
Fred Boyle
American Legion
Don Dafoe
Charles Whittaker
C. of C
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