Merchants Aid Pocatello Days Display Here
Window displays featuring local industries will be installed in Gate City merchants for the three day Greater Pocatello days. A treasure hunt tied to handbills will reward shoppers with gifts from nearly 400 prizes. Kenneth Harten leads the window program listing firms such as Kraft Foods Idaho Power Simplot and Union Pacific among others.
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Gate City
Greater Pocatello
Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dave Hill
Jaycee
Pocatello
Kenneth Harten
Harten
Navy Gun
Montgomery Wards
Art's
Montgomery Ward
Kraft Foods
Superior Market
Gaynor Coffee
Pocatello Drug
Raston-Purina
J. C. Penney
Simplot Fertilizer
Pocatello Hardware
Westvaco
Idaho Power
Field
Petersen Furniture
East-Idaho Brewing
G. I. Lounge
Union Pacific Railroad
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Wasatch Oil
Watson Brothers
Car Crash Causes $400 In Damages At City Intersection
Two cars collide at West Bridger Street and North Harrison Avenue on Monday afternoon. Cleon J Anderson and Kay Anderson of Arco were in one car. Marvin G Marler and Melvin Martindale were in the other. No injuries reported. Martindale treated for a head bump. vehicle damage estimated at $400.
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West Bridger St
North Harrison Ave
Cleon J. Anderson
Moore
North Harrison
Marvin G. Marler
North Hayes Ave
Marler
West Bridger
Anderson
Kay Anderson
Arco
George Baker
Melvin Martindale
North
Lincoln Ave
Union Pacific
Police Track Suspects After Weekend Kidnapping Case
Police pursue two suspects in a Saturday night kidnapping in Blackfoot. The two sleeping children were later found in a stolen C. D. Kelsey car abandoned by the thieves who also wrecked another vehicle in a separate car motorcycle crash. Injured cyclist Orin Sluder, 22, helped with a rough description.
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C. D. Kelsey
Orin Sluder
Idaho Officials Split On Two School Amendments
Boise Idaho two top Republicans Lt Governor Don White spoke in favor of the two amendments while Secretary of State J D Cy Price attacked them in a vigorous prepared statement. They spoke before the Ada cone Republican women's club.
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Boise
Idaho
Don Whitehead
J. D
Cy) Price
Republican Women's Club
Parties file reports on spending in campaign year
The Democratic National Committee reports year to date expenditures of 1,503,709 and receipts of 1,196,827 with a year end balance of 8,485 as of December 22. The Republican report shows year to date expenditures of 1,706,370 and receipts of 1,464,753 with a January 1 bank balance of 315,367, and no current balance shown.
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Washington
Democratic
Congress
Truman
GOP
House
Bartenders Offer Baby Sitter Service for Election Day
Los Angeles union members will babysit during voting hours as bars close for election day. The AFL Bartenders Union seeks a high turnout due to two liquor propositions on the California ballot.
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Los Angeles
AFL Bartenders Union
California
Tot Lot Plan Hinges on Pocatello Parents Cooperation
PTA arts and crafts chair Mrs. Bob Hronek says tot lots could be built in Pocatello with parent supervision by mothers and rotating schedules. Two play centers planned for summer in small city parks for ages three to six, with clay, sand play, swinging and dramatics. Plans call for unifying two preschool PTA units for city-wide projects and a program slate includes dramatics by Dr. Vic Mae Powell at ISU.
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Pocatello
Bob Hronek
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Vic Mae Powell
Idaho State College
Taylor To Spend Election Eve Here
Senator Glen H. Taylor, Progressive party candidate for vice president, will conclude a campaign tour with an election eve rally in Pocatello at 8 p.m. on Monday November 1. He returns to Idaho to report findings from travels through San Jose San Francisco Albuquerque Denver and Salt Lake City.
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Glen H. Taylor
Progressive Party
San Jose
San Francisco
Albuquerque
Denver
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Helen McCannon
Idaho Progressive Party
Taylor
Miss McCannon
Idaho
Rail Union Men Backing Chest Drive At Parley
Railroad workers to launch a Community Chest subscription via payroll deduction. A 7:30 pm meeting in the Pioneer room of the Hotel Bannock will organize the drive led by C Ed Flandro with union and department heads. Key committee members from UP and various unions named.
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Rail Union
Parley
Pioneer
Bannock
C. Ed Flandro
Union Pacific
R. F. Malick
W.H. Gould
J. E. Pickett
D. J. Howells
W. J. Hall
Jack Smith
C. D. Waring
J. M. Hansen
C. L. Gibson
PFE Co
Chicago Hosts Truman Campaign Parade In Chicago Stadium
President Truman railed against Republicans in a nationwide radio speech from Chicago a parade with bombs and fireworks greeted him to the stadium. He called GOP forces a greater threat than communists and fascists while Wallace criticized both leaders over atomic energy policy.
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Truman
Republican Party
Hitler
Mussolini
Tojo
Windy City
Chicago
Cra
GOP
Robert G. Menzies
New York
Wallace
Mr. Truman
Dewey
Jersey City
N. J
AFL chief backs third party move at labor convention
William F. Green president of the American Federation of Labor said at Cincinnati that a resolution to establish a national labor truce and a third party may be submitted at the November 15 convention. He noted the AFL may launch solo or with other labor groups and will remain active in politics in non-presidential years.
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Cincinnati
William F. Green
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Green
Cincinnati Post
House of Labor
Bandits Stage $9294 Bank Raid in Kahoka
Two bandits robbed the Kahoka Exchange Bank in five minutes securing an estimated 9294 dollars. Police in Keokuk Iowa detained two suspects then released them after questioning.
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Kahoka, Mo
Kahoka Exchange
Keokuk
Motor Crash Injures One Involving Howell and Ellis
Orval Howell eighteen? nineteen? is injured in a motorcycle collision with Earl Ellis as Ellis turns left onto Portneuf park entrance on Highway 30 North. Howell suffers a double fracture of the right leg and possible arm injuries. passenger Rice uninjured. Investigating officers include Alfred Nogo Earl Cutler and Earl Wren.
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Orval Howell
North Main St
General Hospital
Howell
Earl R. Ellis
North Harrison Ave
Ellis
Highway 30
Portneuf Park
Robert L. Rice
Route 1
Amelia Wood
Bridger Street
Betty Boice
Wyeton St
Alfred Nogo
Earl Cutler
Earl Wrenn
Brennan Growing More Confident in Idaho Support
Boise Idaho Democrat Ed Brennan said southern Idaho shows growing strength for President Truman and the Democratic state ticket after district meetings in Pocatello and Rexburg. He returned to Boise over the weekend and stated farmers in southeastern Idaho are generally satisfied with current policies.
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Boise
Idaho
Ed Brennan
Harry S. Truman
Brennan
Pocatello
Rexburg
Truman
Idaho Farm Workers Set Record High Wages
Idaho farm laborers earned a record 158 dollars per month with board as of October 1, due to a labor shortage that hit seven percent below last year. Without board the average was 191 dollars, with only the north region showing adequate labor.
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BAE
Idaho
GemiSate
Death by own action verdict in Indian death case
A Bingham County coroner's jury ruled that Mrs. Leslie Teton 24 of Fort Hall died from a gunshot wound in an Oct 10 incident described as death by her own action. Witnesses included her daughter and father in law. Dr. Hampton found no powder burns and the instrument was a .22 calibre rifle.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County
Leslie Teton
Fort Hall
Robert Kerr
H. R. Boyce
Ed Parsons
Foreman
A. F. Andersen
Ray Eskelson
A. Raymond Hanson
J. McGee
Charles Wilson
Joe Teton
Rihanta Pebbeahsey
Teton
Harvard Freshman Reports Theft Of Woman's Artificial Leg
Harvard University freshman Stuart Falk told police that a woman's artificial leg was stolen from his room in Cambridge. He valued the leg little, but said the blue garter around it carried sentimental value.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Stuart Falk
County Group Facing Defeat On Delay Plan
County commissioners pursue a $1,000,000 Bannock hospital with a 150 bed main unit at Pocatello and two 10 bed receiving wards at Grace and Downey. Bancroft residents oppose bond taxes and seek secession, arguing the debt will burden their area even if they leave. Bond sale to an Oregon firm was approved after prior legal challenges. bids were withdrawn since Bancroft action.
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Denver
Oregon
Bancroft
Bannock
Jensen
Pocatello
Grace
Downey
County Commissioners’ Planning Board
Bannock County
Seventeen Idaho County Agents Meet in Pocatello
County agents from seventeen Idaho counties convene in Pocatello from Monday to Wednesday to exchange ideas on agriculture. Boise specialists Wilcox and Kennedy spoke, with soil, animal husbandry, forestry, and potato topics highlighted by experts from Moscow and Boise. The group plans three state meetings this month to discuss latest developments, with an announcement by C. O. Youngstrom of the University of Idaho Extension service.
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Idaho Counties
Pocatello
Boise Economics
Robert W. Wilcox
Virgil Kennedy
Bannock County Court House
Vance Smith
Moscow
G. C. Anderson
Boise
Idaho
Robert C. Telkey
Bill Moss
Tetonia
Albert Mylrose
Mack Kennington
Thomas A. Chester
Bannock
Rex Gootch
Teton
Clyde Waddell
Rex Ottley
Bonneville
N. B. Weston
Aaron York
Bingham
Sterling Show
Power
Nile Taylor
Madison
Arden Harris
Jefferson
Carl Nyeworth
Clark
J. Garner
Custer
Milt Grover
Oneida
Dan Roberts
Franklin
Duane Hanson
Bear Lake County
C. O. Youngstrom
University of Idaho Extension Service
Youngstrom
Sin
Hawaii Faces Severe Unemployment Challenge Atop Islands
Hawaii's employment chief reports more than 10 000 unemployed with a rising labor pool. Officials meet to curb mainland job seekers as truck drivers and longshoremen face no demand. Immediate projects and shifted hours urged. wage cuts already in effect at several firms and four sugar plants.
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Monolulu
Hawaii
Stevens
Nuts Gets Flag From Goodfellow
Poca tello Tribune publisher M. Preston Goodfellow says he will present the Luxembourg town Nut's Luxs embourg with an Idaho flag. The flag and transport to Nut's cost 80 dollars, requested by Bastogne officials in honor of Idahoans among the 2700 dead in the village cemetery.
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Boise
M. Preston Goodfellow
The
Pocatello Tribune
C. A. Robins
Luxsembourg
Idaho
Bastogne
Luxembourg
McAuley
Weather Forecast Amid Cold Week Hint
The weather man reports a cooling trend with highs of 55 to 60 today and a tonight low of 25 to 30. Generally fair skies continue, with Wednesday highs 52 to 62. Monday recorded a high of 55 and a low of 36.
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Pocatellans
Wisconsin
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Wis
Gertrude Baumann
Raymond Smith
Claire
Lloyd Thompson
Smith
Miss Baumann
Bannock Hospital
H. W. Corbett
Order of Railway Conductors
FE. B. Gayhart
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
C. H. Pizer
Brotherhood of Railroad
Walter Blakemore
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. L. Phillips
Brotherhood of Locomotive
United’ Press
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Jack Harvey
Bannock County Hospital
Blythe and Company
Portland
Ore
W. H. Ae
D Court
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Supreme Court
E. F. Bineheart
Wade Wells
Vern Ravenscroft
Extension Forester
Vernon Burlison
KE. Lough Stevens
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