Thomas to Appear In Pocatello Dec 13
World famous baritone John es Thomas, hailed for mastery, heads to Pocatello to perform December 13 at the local high school auditorium. The tour follows a return from Hawaii and New Zealand to promote a concert season with the Fawson Music pany and Idaho Concert and association.
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John Es Thomas
Pocatello
Fawson Music Pany
Idaho
United States
Hawaii
New Zealand
Thomas
Farm Bureau to hear annual messages at Boise meeting
C Ed Flandro president of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce welcomes attendees. D W Clegg Idaho State Farm Bureau president delivers annual address. J E Buchanan University of Idaho president will speak on agricultural science. Afternoon sessions include group conferences starting at 2 p m with fruit and vegetables discussion led by Rodney Gifford, Ashton.
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C. Ed Flandro
Pocatello Chamber of Come
D. W. Clegg
Idaho State Farm Bureau
J. E. Buchanan
University of Idaho
Agricul Science
Rodey Gifford
Ashton
Convention Program for November 28 29 30, 1948
Schedule outlines three day convention with registrations units. Includes names Ed Flandro Don W Clegg George Wilson Mrs Lorenzo Hanson and others. Features addresses on national policies agriculture and organization reports plus committee meetings and a banquet at Bannock Hotel.
Want Ads Advice: Attention Getters Get Checked Today
A local column urges readers to review their want ads and improve attention-catching elements. It stresses clear headlines, concise copy, and strong calls to action to boost responses.
Durand and Downs Face Off in Mobile
Durand and his Bonnie hide in Mobile as Downs the detective presses him. Downs reveals a dead Julia Russell and warns police knowledge will follow. Durand, fearing exposure, excuses himself and lures Downs away toward a risky plan.
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Mobile
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Cape Girardeau
Obituary Arthur Cox 58 Rupert dies after illness
Arthur Cox 58 of Rupert died at 10 20 a m at his home after an extended illness. He married Della Newbill in 1914 and lived in Rupert since 1918. Survived by widow a daughter Maudie Pickett and two sons in Burley four sisters and three brothers. Funeral at Goodman Mortuary Chapel at 2 p m Monday with interment in Rupert cemetery. Development of a new instrument to record heart motion promises quicker diagnosis of cardiovascular disease.
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Central Meat Market
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Almon River
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Rearia
Burley
Viola Hill
Stockton
Calif
Florence Culley
Adelia Doggett
Ethel Jaco
Baker
Clarence
Oakland
Pores Lodi
Don
Hall
Goodman Mortuay Chapel
Max Splinter
Rupert Cemetery
Democrats Make Inroads On Farm Belt Vote
United Press survey of 11 Midwest farm belt states shows Democrats widening their share in farm counties from Ohio to the Dakotas. Dewey carried seven states, Truman four, with gains for Truman ranging up to seven percent over 1944. New England and some eastern states remained GOP strongholds.
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Midwest
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New York
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News of Record Births and Election Adjustments
In births at St. Anthony's Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stanley welcomed a boy, and Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes of Challis welcomed a girl, with additional births noted for Mrs. Lorenzo Glassburn and Mr. Herman Baade. Concurrently the U.S. presidential race shows Truman gains in Minnesota Missouri and several western states with varying margins for 1945 compared with 1944, reflecting Democratic gains and Republican shifts.
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W. H. Stanley
East Clark Street
John Hughes
Challis
Herman Baade
South Johnson Avenue
Lorenzo Glassburn
North Second Avenue
Dust Bowl battle spurs big tree planting scheme
Washington reports the government speeds shelterbelt expansion to curb soil erosion. In six months 1400 miles of windbreaks were planted, about double 1947, with 32 million trees still needed. The program links to contour plowing and reservoir building as 4 million of 6 million farmers adopt practices.
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Soil Conservation Service
Agriculture Department
Roosevelt
Forest Service
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