Halloween Plans Loom Over Pocatello Activities
Local stores showcase eerie masks as Halloween approaches with Wards and youth groups hosting gatherings in Pocatello. The week end features LDS ward carnivals, the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen ball, YMCA games, and a midnight Chief theatre show. Families anticipate movies, dances, and festive treats across Friday and Saturday nights.
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Pocatellans Observe Navy Day Open House
More than 500 residents toured the naval ordnance plant in Pocatello on Navy Day. Capt W P McCarty led day long plant tours while the Pocatello high school band performed. A large veterans and ex Marines open house fundraiser followed with films piano music and singing.
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Idahoan Assigned To Recruiting
Sgt. first class Merrill Clayton is attached to the organized reserve corps in Pocatello as unit instructor. Capt. Lee Sumpter reports Clayton transferred from Camp Stoneman California after seven years in the army and six months in Europe and 20 months in the southwest Pacific. He replaces Master Sgt. Charles S. Minor Jr who will reenlist for duty in Japan. The Pocatello unit office now includes Capt. Sumpter, Sgt. Clayton and Sgt. Dom Manfredo.
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One Case On Court Docket In Pocatello
Judge R. Don Bistline handled a single case in police court. Charles H. Goodwin faced charges of operating a vehicle under the influence and was fined 100 dollars and had his license revoked for one year. The judge called the offense serious and warned violators will be punished sternly.
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Civil Air Officer to Visit Gate City in Pocatello
Captain K Wayne Claybaugh liaison officer of the Civil Air Patrol will visit Pocatello Thursday at 2 p m to confer with local CAP officers on the future of civil flying Major O G Roche CAP announced last night all officers of the Pocatello squadron are urged to attend at the municipal airport for the briefing
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Senate probes fraud as Texas ballots locked
A U S senate elections subcommittee ordered Democratic primary ballots in 13 Texas counties sealed to safeguard records amid fraud charges from Lyndon Johnson and Coke Stevenson. Investigators report destroyed records in two counties and probe eight counties for probable fraud. Separately, probes target alleged campaign irregularities in five other states and Michigan hearings aim to curb contributions from federal employees.
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Navy Veteran on 13 Day Leave From U S Navy
Seaman Bob E. Elbrader son of Mrs Thelma Elbrader 834 North Hayes avenue is on a 13 day leave from the navy He enlisted through the Pocatello recruiting office in August 1947 and after boat training in San Diego was assigned to the U S S Iowa He served six months on the battleship and was transferred to the light cruiser U S S Atlanta which will leave for China next April He also served aboard the U S S Topeka and has visited Tsingtao Tokyo Manila Kwajalein Owa Iwo Jima Guam and Pearl Harbor
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Thelma Elbrader
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Hoosier farmer grows 15 foot corn in Indiana
Harold L. Driver of Fort Wayne Indiana farms corn that stands about 15 feet tall on an acre long plot. He says the crop reaches unusual height without Iowa soil.
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Final Election Battle Intensifies As Truman Dewey Clash
In a last campaign blitz six days from election day, President Truman denounced communism in Boston while Dewey charged Truman echoed communist doctrine. Wallace accused Truman of stealing his platform as Dewey predicted a Republican victory and a rebuke of the Democrats.
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Court Verdict Awards Pair Five Thousand Dollars
Cloyd O Bowden and his wife Stella Jean of Preston were awarded 5000 dollars by a federal court jury on Tuesday. They sought 60000 dollars plus 315.64 for car repairs from John H Bourquin of Los Angeles. The Preston couple charged Bourquin with causing the death of an unborn child in a January auto accident. This was the last jury trial on the October calendar of the federal court.
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Community Chest Day In Pocatello Schools
Community Chest day is observed in the Pocatello school system. Campaign chairman C Ed Flandro urges students who have not yet donated to return a pledge coupon to their teacher. Pupils delivering coupons receive a red feather button. Coupons will be collected by teachers and Superintendent George N Green will take them to Chest headquarters. Give a Day's Pay The Red Feather Way.
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Rail Engine Chief Backs Tomas Dewey
Alvan Ley Johnston grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers endorsed Governor Thomas E. Dewey for president. He called Dewey a strong leader devoted to freedom and said the country needs his assets in the White House during a meeting at Dewey's hotel suite before his Cleveland address. He stressed the endorsement does not bind the union membership.
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National Art Week Exhibits Run At Idaho State College
Two exhibits by Idaho State College art instructors and area residents mark National Art Week. Displays include western town scenes, New York coastlines, sand dunes, and local landscapes across ISC campus corridors and downtown shops with 16 exhibitors.
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Pocatello
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Russell O. Mann
Marcelle J. Mann
New York
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T. R. Nielson
Merchants Stage Big Treasure Hunt in Pocatello
In the Greater Pocatello Days event, over 400 loot prizes await treasure hunters Friday and Saturday. Handbills with numbers guide seekers to the corresponding store, linking a JC and Retail Merchants bureau sponsorship as shops display windows through Nov. 1.
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Marine Gen Bates Past In Speech
Marine General Holland M. Smith accused army sympathizers of whitewashing the record of the 27th National Guard division and its commander in the Saipan battle. He said Maj. Gen. Ralph Smith was removed for lack of aggressiveness, despite an army board’s alleged findings.
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Progressive rally to feature Senator Glen Taylor in Pocatello
Michael Loring joins Senator Glen Taylor for a Progressive party rally in the Pocatello High School auditorium Monday at 8 p.m. Loring is active in politics stage screen and radio productions.
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Progressive Party
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Warren to Send Idaho Vote Appeal Radio Broadcast
Idaho voters will hear an exclusive radio broadcast Friday night featuring Gov. Earl Warren and local Republicans. Joining Warren are Sen. Dworshak Rep. Abe Goff Rep. John Sanborn and state party chair Ezra Hinshaw. The broadcast will discuss issues of concern to Idaho voters.
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Mother who beat infant cries at death of child
In Los Angeles a 21 year old mother Georgette Brucks sobbed as doctors reported her seven month old son Howart died after a beating. She admitted striking the baby. inquest set, charges to follow. The infant, once at General Hospital, died of complications after a possible skull fracture and pneumonia.
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Community chest drive climbs as firms top goal
In Pocatello on Wednesday the YMCA organized 1948 efforts with the slogan A day's pay the Red Feather way. Eight city firms have reached 100 percent with employees contributing a day’s pay. The chest totals $1162.92 from 183 donors, and advance gifts total $21,396.
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