Indians Need Very Little Aid
Curtis Jackson argues Indians on Fort Hall Reservation live with far less government aid than stereotypes suggest. He traces policy from the Dawes Act to ration systems, noting lands lost, self-sufficiency efforts, and ongoing tribal contributions through taxes, fees, and work while disputing the myth of universal government subsistence.
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Curtis Jackson
Fort Hall
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Camas Prairie
Howard
U. S
Pocatello
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Orgies Held In Sheriff's Cabin In Des Moines
Polk county sheriff said ten days of all night parties involving 30 youths occurred in his cabin, discovered after caretaker death left it vacant. A notebook with names led to 36 youths questioned. several arrests and delinquency charges followed. ages ranged from 15 to 20. Some youths visited, others were held or released. case under investigation by authorities.
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Des Moines
Polk County
Howard C. Reppert
Reppert
Police Court Report highlights speed and stop sign violations
Jack E. Webb 16 of 1029 North Hayes Ave pleads guilty to speeding and loses license for two months. John O. Singleton 34 of 630 Moreland Ave forfeits a $5 bond for failure to stop. Theodore H. Gathe Jr pleads not guilty then found guilty with a $5 fine. Wilbert G. Swartz 530 South Johnson Ave pleads guilty and fined $2.50. Marcel Geisler of Twin Falls pleads guilty to stop sign violation and fined $5. Ronald Spidell 15 of 320 Washington Ave forfeits $5 bond on stop signal charge. Wilford G. Christensen of Blackfoot cited for speeding and fined $10. Charles C. Meyers 65 of 446 Randolph Ave fined $10 for stop sign offense. Newton H. Patton 18 pleads guilty to reckless driving, fined $25 with $10 suspended. Thomas Terry charged with stop signal violation forfeits $5. Lawrence Randall 48 of 176 Rand pleads guilty to reckless driving, fined $25 and license revocation for one month. Names show cross-state pairs Curtis Gowan Toledo and Vivian Dudley Oakland. Carl Norgaard and Rose Steinbruck of Pocatello. Birth notices list at General Hospital Nelson Hogan's wife Bancroft welcomed a daughter. St. Anthony's Hospital reports James Beck and wife 339 South Third welcomed a son on October 1.
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Jack E. Webb
North Hayes Ave
John O. Singleton
Moreland Ave
Theodore H. Gathe, Jr
Wilbert G. Swartz
South Johnson Ave
Marcel Geisler
Twin Falls
Ronald Spidell
Washington Ave
Karsten
T.bronken
Boise
Wilford G. Christensen
Blackfoot
Charles C. Meyers
Randolph Ave
Alameda
Newton H. Patton
Rt. 1 South
Thomas Terry
Lawrence Randall
Search for Robbers Gold Sparks Idaho Treasure Hunt
Three adventurers from Spokane and Grangeville comb pioneer trails south of Boise seeking stolen loot in Cottonwood Gulch Rocky canyon. They carry an electronic tracer aiming to reveal robber caches once roamed Idaho.
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Boise
Idaho
Frank Herzburg
Fred Harmon
Spokane
Tom Hayes
Grangeville
Ida
Cottonwood Gulch
Rocky Canyon
Dewey Defends Congress On Campaign Swing Through Kansas Missouri
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey campaigned in Kansas and Missouri arguing for cooperation with Congress. He praised the 80th Congress for farm price supports and long range policies while criticizing Truman for attacking Congress as privileged.
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Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
Missouri
Congress
White House
Kansas
Junction City
Wang
Mr. Truman
Charleston
W.va
New York
80Th Congress
Pennant Race Heat as Teams Battle for Flag
Poetic wrap recounts the pennant chase with Beantown, New York, and Indians hopeful for a title amid long waits. Mentions cuban freedom tale and a local note of readers and dailyPost popularity. President question through Dewey Wallace Truman race framed in playful verse.
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Old New York
Stork
Cleveland
Ball Park
the Post
Pocatello Post
Dewey
Wallace
Truman
Treasure hunt for Boise gold sparks Idaho trek
A trio pursues a 1901 Boise gold hoard said hidden by David Levy, who was murdered before it could be claimed. They plan to move from Boise to Craters of the Moon and City of Rocks in south-central Idaho.
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David Levy
Boise
Craters of the Moon
City of Rocks
Idaho
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Ohio
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