Clothing For Youths Drive Is Scheduled
Poca tello junior chamber of commerce announces Bundle Day on Tuesday November 23 as part of the National Children’s Clothing Crusade. George N Green superintendent of public schools and local principals back the effort to gather clean worn clothing for children, aiming to 2 500 000 pounds for global aid. The drive backs Hoover Skouras Vons and Poling, with most items to Europe while some help U S children. Local chair Al Port says clothing collection starts before Bundle Day and bundles are delivered to schools then shipped to crusade headquarters back east.
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Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
George N. Green
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Save the Children Clothing
Herbert Hoover
United States
Spyros Skouras
Fox Film Corporation
John R. Vons
Daniel A. Poling
al Port
Europe
Port
Crusade
Harvest festival plans and contests in Minidoka county
The annual harvest festival with the theme Howdy Neighbor is set for October in Minidoka county. The Chamber of Commerce leads, with the general committee including Bill Ritchey Bob Broadhead and Wayne Taylor. Contests sponsored by various groups include hog calling nail driving turkey driving wheelbarrow pie eating spud picking and beet toppers. Music will come from county high school bands.
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Rupert
Chamber of Commerce
Howdy
Minidoka County
Bill Ritchey
Bob Broadhead
Wayne Taylor
Andy McRoberts
Blanch Belt
Alvin McBride
Harry Grimes
Don Ballantyne
Max Herbold
A. C. Demary
George Breaveal
North Side Extension Association
North Side
Congress
Births and Local Offenses Reported
General Hospital records births for Ray and Glee Swallow Aberdeen Paxman and Paxman 526 East Benton two boys plus St Anthony's Hospital names Dahlstrom Lobell Wallace Fitch In kom Shay Tavo Lilly Cluff and others with addresses. Court notes include charges for failing to observe stop signs and a license for a card game plus disturbances. bonds forfeited and fines imposed.
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Births
General Hospital
Ray Swallow
South Garfield
Glee Michaelson
Aberdeen
A. D. Paxman
East Benton
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Hubert Dahlstrom
Willard
Edward Lobell
South Third
Ray Wallace
Wyeton
Albert Fitch
Inkom
Shay Tavo
Tyhee
Everett Lilly
North Fifth
Martan Cluff
South Fourth
Local Driver Citations Reported With Fines and Pleas
A sequence of traffic cases listed by date shows drivers from various cities charged with speeding or failing to observe stop signs. Several pleaded guilty or were found guilty, with bonds forfeited or fines imposed ranging from 2.50 to 60 dollars.
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Ray F. Dollar
St. Anthony
Reginald J. Denney
Jefferson Ave
Alameda
Keith Nosack
Salt Lake City
Harry T. Spell
West Lewis St
Dell Redington
Willard Ave
Albert Mills
Butte
Tracy N. Watson
Rt. 1
North
Byron Lemmon
H. S.roberts
John Stevens
North Harrison Ave
Clifford S. Thiede
Idaho Falls
Gate City Women Learn Library Use At YWCA Event
About 20 Ep silon Sigma Alpha sorority members from Pocatello attended a lecture at the YWCA and a library tour led by city librarian Paul Scott. The talk explained library types and purposes and showed quick-retrieval methods and library functions. Mrs Richard McLelland led the sorority group in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
YWCA
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Paul Scott
Scott
Senator Dworshak to Campaign in Bannock County Tour
United States Senator Henry C. Dworshak plans a campaign tour in Bannock County on October 14 with a luncheon at noon and a political rally in McCammon that evening. Local Republicans organize the visit as part of his re election effort.
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Pocatello
United States
Henry C. Dworshak
Bannock County
Dworshak
McCammon
Red Cross Focus on Armed Forces Programs
About three quarters of the current American Red Cross program is devoted to services for the armed forces at home and abroad and for veterans and their families.
Chickens in United States Consume 20 Million Tons Yearly
The article states that all U S chickens eat about 20 million tons of food in one year. It highlights the scale of poultry feed consumption and implies broad agricultural demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
News Of The Day In Rhyme By The Rhyming Reporter
A poem reflecting on baseball and world affairs. Bob Feller loses a two hit game by one run to Johnny Sain. The piece notes labor strikes, cargoes, and wartime global pressures, questioning management and arguing both sides may be right or wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Feller
Harry Bridges
Indo-China
Japan
Potato Hands Help to Pick Record Crop
Idaho Falls reports a sharp frost across eastern Idaho with temperatures down to 25 degrees. Potato vines turned black, prompting larger harvest crews including hundreds of local high school students who were granted a week off for harvest. The southeastern Idaho harvest typically runs until snow arrives.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Snake River Valley
Snow Falls
Parachute use grows in Sweden spurring foreign orders
Paper parachutes show success in Sweden drawing international interest. The first foreign order requests 3000 chutes for the French army in Indo China, signaling rising demand and cross border attention.
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Sweden
Indo-China
Fire safety statistics highlight US fire risk
A stark tally shows fires erupt across the United States every 38 seconds with a dwelling catching fire roughly every two minutes and a fatality or severe burn every 50 minutes. The figures underscore nationwide fire dangers and the need for precautions.
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United States
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News of Record
Don Nichols
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Artice R. Taylor
Ogden
Daniel, B. Williams
Charlie Battle
Alameda Police Court
Gate City
Richard McLelland
Donnie
Donny Horner
St. Anthony Hospital
Gar- Wood, Jr
University of Illinois
Illinois
Set
Paul W. Croney
Grace
Augsburg
Germany
Croney
Cleveland
Bobby
Johnny Sain
North Main
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