Blackfoot Man Bags 1300-Pound Bull Moose in Idaho Hunt
Ted Paschke owner of Paschke's hardware and sporting goods in Blackfoot bagged a bull moose weighing 1300 to 1400 pounds during a special Ashton game preserve hunt near Riverside camp. He shot once and fired three more, plans to mount the head in Boise, and hopes to pursue an elk next on the Salmon River preserve with colleagues.
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Ashton
Blackfoot Sporting Goods
Ted Paschke
Kenneth Shaw
Paschke
Ted
Riverside Camp
Kenneth
Edith Shaw
Boise
Dick Cooper
Herm Dillard
Salmon River
Salmon
Burley Infant Robert Lyle Severe Dies at 4 Months
Robert Lyle Severe infant son of Robert and Madge Severe of Burley died at 12:50 p.m. Tuesday after a short illness. Born May 12, 1948 in Burley, he is survived by his parents and grandparents Eddie Severe, Burley. Ralph Seal, Acequia. Funeral held Friday at 2 p.m. at McCulloch chapel with Bishop Joel Tate officiating. Burial in Burley cemetery.
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Burley
Robert Lyle Severe
Robert
Madge Seal Severe
Eddie Severe
Ralph Seal
Acequia
McCulloch Chapel
Joel Tate
Burley First Ward
Burley Cemetery
Funeral services for George Amos Darrington
Funeral services were held Friday at the Elba LDS church for George Amos Darrington 49 rancher in Elba. He died of a heart attack Monday while rounding up cattle near Juniper in Cassia county. Burial followed in Elba. Surviving are his wife Mary Whitaker Darrington and nine children, five grandchildren, and several brothers and sisters. Coroner Vern McCulloch said the heart attack likely occurred Monday.
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Burley
George
Amos Darrington
Elba
LDS Church
Fred Ottley
Vern McCulloch
Darrington
Juniper
Cassia
Wight
John
Sarah Perry Darrington
Mary Whitaker
Bessie Nye
Maria
Eva Koyle
Albion
Ivan
Kent
Neal
Martin
Lee
Georgia
Linda
John Darrington
Salt Lake City
Clark
Fred Darrington
Declo
Lillie Smith
Sarah Rasmussen
Billfold Lost in Pekalto Police Report
W. T. Struble reported to Pekalto police that his billfold containing six checks totaling 87 dollars and 37 dollars in currency was lost in the 500 block of East Center Street on Friday afternoon.
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W. T. Struble
Pécatello
Keystone Reader’s Service
East Center Street
Army Seeks Ex-Sergeants for Escort Duty in Reserve
The Army calls this “good duty” a soft job with travel, requiring any sergeant from reserves in any arm. Volunteers can serve 6 9 or 12 months with possible extension. Pay equals their regular grade plus seven dollars per day on escort trips, uniforms provided. Apply to Unit Instructor Idaho organized reserve corps instructor group room 19 post office building Pocatello or call 1178.
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U. S
Idaho Organized Reserve Corps
Pocatello
Institute to Host Service With Attorney A L Merrill
Poca attorney A L Merrill will speak at the LDS institute Sunday evening service on October 3 at 7 30 with a musical program. The Monday study class starts October 4 at 7 30 on Mormon Doctrine and Philosophy taught by institute director Eugene E Campbell. The course is free and open to all.
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A. L. Merrill
Pocatello
LDS Institute
Institute
Eugene E. Campbell
Empire Air Lines Announces Major Schedule Changes
Empire Air Lines will shift its flight times effective October 5 with minor adjustments through next spring. Officials say the updates provide faster direct connections to Salt Lake City Los Angeles and California cities via Pocatello gateway and Portland Seattle routes plus Spokane and northern Washington and Montana service via Pendleton and other connections.
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Empire Air Lines
Connecting Airlines
Empire
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
California
Pocatello Gateway
Portland
Seattle
Pendleton
Washington
Monitana
Spokane
Superman Serial At Chief Theater Morning Showing
Columbia Pictures thrilling Superman serial screens at the Chief theater today at 10 30 with a feature and shorts. Attendees can get free tickets by visiting progressive merchants listed in the POSTs Sizzler section with a parent. Pocatello merchants offer Saturday values.
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Superman
Man of Steel
Sizzler Club
Columbia Pictures
POST
Sizzler
Pocatello Merchants
Church launches Sunday School By Mail via radio
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod announced on October 3 a new program named Sunday School By Mail to reach children not in Sunday schools. Dr J W Behnken leads joint sponsorship by Missions Parish Education and the International Lutheran Hour. Dr Walter A Maier will announce the opening on the Lutheran Hour from Hollywood Bowl this Sunday. Enrollment will occur through local newspaper ads and radio spot announcements.
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Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
J. W. Behnken
Church Board For Missions
Board For
International Lutheran Hour
Walter A. Maier
Luthern Hour
Hollywood Bowl
Calif
Theater Guild Board Will Meet
Radio committee of the Pocatello Theater guild will meet in the KEIO radio studio Wednesday evening October 6 at 8 00 p m. Writers for radio or those with material written for radio are urged to attend as the committee prepares a series of radio programs and scripts are needed.
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The
Pocatello Theater Guild
KEIO
Lava To Hold First Junior Rodeo At Hot Springs
Lava Hot Springs gears up for its first boys rodeo Sunday at 1 p.m. sponsored by the Lava Junior Chamber of Commerce. The event doubles as the first JC inauguration with Oct. 23 installation ceremonies. Proceeds fund civic improvements.
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Lava Hot Springs
Lava’s
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Terry Lish
H. C. Cowlishaw
Dale Fisher
Melvin Rowsell
Dale Herres
Francis Roberts
Mayor Proclaims NEPH Week in Pocatello October 3 9
Mayor George R. Phillips declares October 3 to 9 as NEPH week in Pocatello to focus employers on the physically handicapped and to promote rehabilitation training and placement services. He urges schools civic groups and the public to observe the national effort and support self sufficiency and productivity of handicapped residents.
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Pocatello
George R. Phillips
City of
Early taxation maps in Babylonia date to 3800 B.C.
The article notes that in Babylonia maps used for land surveys originated around 3800 B.C. and served taxation purposes. It emphasizes the long history of surveying for fiscal measures and property assessment.
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Babylonia
Illuminated Six Foot Ruler Fits In Cigarette Pack
A novelty tool features a six foot ruler with an integrated flashlight that snaps into a case no larger than a cigarette pack. Including the battery, the unit weighs five ounces.
Traffic Deaths Fall Group Says
Chicago report from the National Safety Council notes a continued decline in traffic fatalities. August fatalities totaled 3000, down two percent from 3060 the previous August, while eight months of the year show 19,390 deaths, about three percent below 1947.
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Chicago
The
National Safety Council
Emerson radio model preview at Bannock hotel
Emerson distributors from Idaho towns including Pocatello Idaho Falls Aberdeen American Falls Preston presented about 30 Emerson models at the Bannock hotel. C R Bowers of New York City outlined features while Salt Lake City representatives Thomson and Thomas spoke. Showings run through Sunday in room 714 with visitors welcome.
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Emerson Radio Distributors
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Aberdeen
American Falls
Preston
Bannock Hotel
W. H. Bintz and Co
Salt Lake City
Emerson Distributors
C. R. Bowers
New York City
Emerson
Thomson and
Thomas C. D
Bowers
Army Seeks Pro Public Information Workers
Army opens limited enlistments for specialist training in public information. Applicants need potential for radio or print work, strong recommendations from school officials, and will serve in army public information offices after basic training. After Carlisle Barracks instruction, they undergo 90 days on the job with civilian media. Contact local recruiting offices for details.
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Department of the Army
Ft. Douglas
Utah
Lloyd H. Rockwell
Intermountain Army and
Air Force
Rockwell
Army
Public Information
Armed Forces Information School
Carlisle Barracks
Army and
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Robert L. Severe
George Darrington
Theater Guild Board
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