Red And Blue Day Planned By Pocatello High School
Pocatello high school braces for its biggest Red and Blue Day with an assembly pep rally and parade. About 1700 students will participate under Wayne Whitlow with Miss Lorraine Wilson aiding. Floats prizes and a parade climax with the Spud Bowl and football game against Nampa.
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Pocatello High School
Wayne Whitlow
Lorraine Wilson
Dorothy Mercer
Francis Dotz
Lando Derkson
Izetta Robertson
Garfield Street
Herb Glindeman
Blaine Huntsman
Fifth Avenue
Vivian Hanson
Rampton Barlow
Lola King
Miss Phelps
Nadine Tucker
Beryl Tallmadge
Jeanne Sahlberg
Eugenia Holcomb
Peggy Willard
George Wood
Eileen Hurley
Idaho Liquor Association forms legislative committee
W. Campbell named chairman of the Idaho Liquor Association legislative committee formed during the Ip's session at the jannock hotel. Forty retail dealers attended the first state wide convention since 1947, urging a local option vote and removal of licensing restrictions while allowing women as waitresses but not bartenders. Clifford Hinckley elected president. officers include Jack Alvord and Harry Reed Kellogg. Ed Gaumer retained as permanent secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Campbell
Idaho Liquor Association
Jannock Hotel
Idaho
George Poole
Arco
Poole
Clifford Hinckley
Lewiston
Association
Hinckley
Jack Alvord
Pocatello
Vics
Harry Reed Kellogg
Ed Gaumer
Salmon City
Assoc
Lona Beckham Heads Rail Women
Mrs Beckham leads rail group in SUN VALLEY remarks on preserving American railroads amid large sums for modernization.
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Lona Beckham
Sun Valley
A P Cuts Prices on 45 Meat Items in Stores
The At Co announced a price cut on 45 meat items in New England and eastern New York stores. Center cut pork chops fall from 99 to 79 cents per pound, a major reduction.
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At- Co
New England
New York State
Reuther Assailant Silent On Charge
Carl Bolton, a 39-year-old ex-convict and former UAW official, was arraigned in Detroit on charges stemming from the April 20 shooting at Walter Reuther. Bolton pleaded not guilty, bond set at 75000 dollars, and examination scheduled for October 19. he remained jailed in Wayne County.
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Detroit
Carl Bolton
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuter
Recorder
Christopher E. Stein
Reuther
Stein
Bolton
Wayne County
New Comet 1948 K Reported From Lick Observatory
A new comet designated 1948 K was reported Tuesday by astronomers at Lick Observatory in Mt. Hamilton California. The discovery adds a fresh object to the solar system and may be observable with suitable equipment.
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MT. Hamilton
Calif
Lick Observatory
UN observer warns of international incident in Germany
Mrs Ina Gorton Sprague of the United Nations Education, author and observer, told ISC students that an international incident in Germany is possible unless Berlin airlift ends or nations leave Germany together. She criticized arming former Nazis and urged more UN influence through propaganda films and short wave radios.
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Germany
Ina Gorton Sprague
United Nations
ISC
Sprague
Voice of America
Europe
Russia
Blackfoot Hospital Plan Submitted for 35 Bed Facility
Blackfoot Ray Hunter of Paradise and Hunter architects presented a complete plan for a new 35 bed hospital to be built next year in Bingham County. The project will include a 50 bed capacity if needed, a two year operating expense fund, and funding from a $275,000 bond issue federal aid and public donations totaling $6,000.
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Blackfoot
Ray Hunter
Paradise
Hunter
Pocatello
Bingham County ‘Ospital
Hospital Board
Paul DeMordaunt
Mark Tuohy
Kenneth A. MacInnis
MacInnis
Merrill P. Packer
The
Medical Association
Robert M. Kerr, Jr
Tuohy
de Mordaunt
Louis Felt
Arnfred Christensen
W. P. Judge
Police Court and Marriage Notices Highlight Local Record
Police court reports show William Brown charged with disturbing the peace and Bonnie McGerre fined for speeding. Marriage licenses issued to Eslinger Busco Mittan and Clark. Police bulletins mention assault with a deadly weapon case against Delphine Nabarro and several car thefts and thefts from parked autos in Pocatello. Building permits第 Vern Hershberger projects and new Island Park dwelling. births recorded at General Hospital.
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William Brown
Leo E. Probart
South Third Ave
Bonnie McGerre
Idaho Falls
William Penacar
Delphine Nabarro
Bannock
Anna O’keefe
Nabarro
Gilbert Medina
Rotarians Welcome ISC Professor At Lunch Talk In Blackfoot
The Blackfoot Rotary Club heard economist R. C. Stevenson from Idaho State College discuss business fluctuations and future prospects. He warned against precise forecasts, citing past cycles and the uncertain impact of government actions on price levels and economic stability.
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Blackfoot
R. C. Stevenson
Idaho State College
Rotary
Ernest Johnson
W. E. Bills
Stevenson
Cubs Complete Phillies Deal
Right handed pitcher Russ Meyer of the Chicago Cubs has been sent to the Philadelphia Phillies in completion of the deal that sent Emil Verban to the Cubs. Meyer posted 10 wins and 10 losses for the Cubs, after a strong early season run, and previously played for the 1947 Cubs with three wins and two losses before a broken leg ended his year.
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Russ Meyer
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Emil Verban
Cubs
Phillies
No liquor ads allowed in high school papers Newark
State beverage commissioner Erwin B. Hock ruled in response to an inquiry that high school publications may not carry liquor advertising. The decision clarifies advertising limits for student papers in Newark and surrounding areas.
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Newark
N. J
Erwin B. Hock
Father Acquitted In Son's Death
A Chicago jury acquitted Raymond Rubart, 28, of manslaughter in the death of his two year old son. Rubart testified he spanked the boy lightly to discipline him and that he loved the child. his wife Lorraine supported his testimony.
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Chicago
Raymond Rubart
Rubart
Lorraine
Pocatello Pep Club Promotes Cavalcade Show
The Pocatello high school Pep club, about forty members strong, organized in 1939 under Miss Dorothy Ward, will sell tickets for the Cavalcade of Mirth and Music sponsored by the Lions club. The show runs October 22 and 23 in the high school auditorium to fund a Hammond organ for the school.
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Lions Club
Pocatello High School
Dorothy Ward
Lorraine Wilson
Army Recalls Arctic Ace Balchen to Active Duty
The air force recalls Sol Bernt Balchen, famed Arctic flying expert, to active duty and assigns him to the Alaskan air command within 30 days. Balchen left the service in 1946 to lead the Norwegian branch of the Scandinavian airline system after serving as an air corps captain in operations into Scandinavia during World War II.
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Washington
Air Force
Sol
Bernt Balchen
Alaskan Air Command
Balchen
Air Corps
Works
Air Transport Command
Quake in Italy Triggers Panic in Ferrara
Thousands of residents fled their homes in panic when two strong shocks jolted people from their beds and a church roof collapsed in Ferrara Italy.
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Ferrara
Italy
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W. Campbell
A-P
Oleum
Union Oil Company
San Francisco Bay
News of Record
Edwin Eslinger
Catherine Mary Busco
Wesley Mittan
Juanita Clark
Tony Torres
Ernestine Murrieta
E. W. Taylor
R. W. Rossiter, Jr
Pocatello House
Larry Davis
North Eleventh Ave
J. L. Slaughter
West
Benton St
Vern Hershberger
Sam Nixon
Lewis and Arthur
Maurice Fereday
New Island Park
W. A. Johnson
N. Lincoln
N. P. Hutchings
N. Buchanan
Alvin Jensen
Births
General Hospital
Newell Turner
Jefferson
Lyle Walradt
North Seventh
Boston
Barbara Chaffee
Army
Republican Central Committee
Bannock County
Alma J. Tolman
Palace Market
Sirloin
IPORK
Yellowstone Ave
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