Clifton Youth Killed Under Tractor Wheel
Leland Williams Call 16 died Saturday when the tractor he operated rolled back into a ditch and crushed him. He was a Clifton resident, junior at Westside Consolidated High School, son of Clyde and Dora Call, survived by three sisters and grandparents. Funeral services to be announced by Richards and Sons Mortuary of Preston.
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Clifton
Leland Williams Call
Clyde Call Clifton
Franklin County
Lee Hansen
Mose Hancey
Hansen
Young Leland
James Clyde
Dora E. Williams Call
Marilyn Jensen
Weston
Vivian
Kathryn
James Call
Dayton
James Williams
Westside Consolidated High School
Richards and Sons Mortuary
Preston
Noted Hotel Executive Guy R. Toombes Dies in Duck Hunting Accident
Guy R. Toombes 57 vice president and managing director of Salt Lake's Hotel Utah died after collapsing while duck hunting 13 miles southwest of Brigham City. A veteran hotel man he had risen from bellboy in Victoria to lead Hotel Utah since 1935 and served in World War I.
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Salt Lake City
Guy R. Toombes
Salt Lake
Utah
Brigham City
Toombes
Bellboy
Victoria
B. C
Spokane
Driver Leaves Hit and Run Victim In Serious Condition
Mrs. Etta Walker aged 60 of 124 West Gould Street was struck while crossing Gould near First Avenue Saturday at 8 30 p m. by a hit and run driver. She remained in serious condition after three hours in surgery. witnesses saw her tossed about six feet by the impact.
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Etta Walker
West Gould St
Veterans in area may claim WWII medals at reserve corps office
Residents who served with the United States Army during World War II and are entitled to the Victory Medal and American Campaign Service Medal may collect them at the local organized reserve corps office or post office, it was announced Saturday.
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Organized Reserve Corps
Idaho Moves to Probe Crime Comic Books
Idaho Congress board in Boise forms a committee to study local and regional policies on objectionable crime comics and other entertainments for youngsters. The action follows a National PTA stance and aims to investigate existing ordinances and coordinate local efforts with home as the solution.
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Idaho
Idaho Congress’ Board of Directors
Boise
National Congress of Parents and Teachers Associations’ Board of Directors
Idaho Congress
National Congress
Donora Smog Crisis Triggers Emergency as Deaths Rise
In Donora Pennsylvania a four day smog blankets Monongahela Valley driving 15 deaths and overwhelming hospitals. A state of emergency is declared as doctors, Red Cross, and American Legion establish an emergency hospital in the Donora Community Building to treat injured residents. Plant operators admit sulphurous smoke content but cite 32 years of use with no prior poisonings.
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Donora
Monongahela Valley
Red Cross and
American Legion
ISC Battles Montana State To 20-14 Win
Idaho State College’s football team upset Montana State 20-14 as the Bengal line shut the Bobcats inside the five yard line six times. Jake LaRue returned the kickoff to spark the drive, Al Kirlin caught a reception for a TD, and Pete Richardson added the extra point.
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ISC
Montana State
Idaho State College
Johnny Vesser
Montana State College
Bobcats
Bengal
Bengals
Babe Caccia
Jake LaRue
Coffin
Jim Blake
al Kirlin
Pete Richardson
Idaho State Colleg
Larry Gale
Cliff Biskin
Ted Kline
LaRue
Gale
Jay Paris
Earl Pond
Montana
Larry
Richardson
USC
Jack Cohn
Harry Perrigo
Children Tour Pocatello POST Yard Study
Twenty six sixth grade students from North Gem elementary Bancroft joined local instructors Melvin Dunn and Henry Maxfield for a Saturday afternoon tour of the Pocatello POST plant and Union Pacific Railroad yards. The group visited the editorial department back shop and printing press learning how daily papers are produced with emphasis on the linotype machines and the large press while touring the backshop roundhouse and local yards.
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Pocatello
Union
Pacific Railroad
North Gem
Bancroft
Melvin Dunn
Henry Maxfield
Bancroft School
Maxfield
POST
Barbara Wilson
Ruth Emily Whitworth
Iris Whitworth
Donald Warricker
Julia Whitney
Frank Faulkner
Beth Ann White
Norma Payne
Dennis Moser
Myrna Brougham
Sharon Call
Jeanice Call
Jerry Hatch
Clair Hatch
Nadine Hatch
Richard Johnson
Billie Dawn Davids
Dean Hunter
Rosco Tolman
Jeanice Muir
DeVaughn Shipley
Janette Schenk
Noretta Welch
Jay Mack Hollervak
Faye Nelson
Carey Joins Navy for One-Year Enlistment
John F. Carey of Lava Hot Springs has enlisted in the United States Navy for one year. Departing for San Diego for training, the high school graduate previously attended Idaho State College and plans to continue his education after service.
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John F. Carey
J. E. Carey
Lava Hot Springs
United States Navy
Pocatello
San Diego
Carey
Hay
Idaho State College
Patrolman Nabs Suspected Car Thief At Gun Point
State Patrolman Al Nogo spotted an 18 year old Fort Hall Indian attempting to steal a car on the Polo Line road. After a tense confrontation he detained the man at gunpoint and the youth was booked on intoxication and awaiting court on grand larceny charges.
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Nabs
al Nogo
Fort Hall
Polo Line
Nogo
Attearet
Vote on Coast windup for Progressive Party
Senator Glen Taylor headlining final Progressive rally Monday at 7 30 p m in Pocatello high school auditorium. He arrives Salt Lake City by air and is joined by Oregon candidate Michael Loring aiding the national campaign. Taylor votes Tuesday morning in Pocatello then flies to California. He comments on President Truman’s liberal talk.
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Glen Taylor
Progressive Party
Pocatello High School
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Michael Loring
Oregon
Taylor
Pocatello
California
Congress
Truman
Driver Blamed for Two Car Fort Hall Crash Verdict
Careless driving by Christ Zissis blamed for death of Royal Charles Busch after a two car wreck near Fort Hall Thursday afternoon. Coroner’s jury met at Hall mortuary and announced the verdict shortly after noon Saturday. Prosecuting Attorney Hery McQuade said involuntary manslaughter charges will be filed against Zissis within days. Busch, a Helena resident, died in hospital about three hours after the crash. Vehicle rolled over several times. foreman Edwin Edgely led 12 jurors including Gustave Bolschweiler and M A Richmond to the verdict.
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Christ Zissis
Royal Charles Busch
Fort Hall
Arthur Hall
Hall Mortuary
Hery McQuade
Zissis
Busch
Helena
Mont
William Volker & Company
Edwin Edgely
Gustave Bolschweiler
M. A. Richmond
Dave Hillbrand
Bessie Atkinson
Marcelle Forrey
S. M. Ayers
Phil Sappington
P. A. Traughber
Harry Shafer
William Poll
W. H. Wardle
Dr Harrison to Begin Practice in Pocatello
Dr Parry W Harrison will officially begin medical practice in Pocatello Monday morning with offices in the Pioneer building rooms 208-210. He will conduct eye examinations and analysis, specializing in eye practice. he is the third generation in his family to enter optometry and is a graduate of Pocatello High School and Idaho State College with a BS in Pharmacy, plus training at the Northern Illinois College of Optometry.
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Parry W. Harrison
Pocatello
Pioneer Building
Harrison
Pocatello High School
Idaho State College
Northern Illinois College of Optometry
Chemical Banned As Flour Bleach Proposal Issued
The Food and Drug Administration proposes to ban a gene used for flour bleach with an order published in the Federal Register next Tuesday. The proposal would take effect immediately upon issuance.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Federal Register
Able To Qualify Exposed By Registration Shortfall
Voters should not be penalized for registrar mistakes as forms ran out closing time at 9 p.m. Saturday in West Pocatello. Officials say some signatures collected after the oath may still be valid by district judge ruling, with calls for extra blanks and emergency mimeograph reprints.
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Roy Miller
Henry McQuade
Bannock County
West Pocatello
McQuade
Isabelle C. Niles
Precinct 12
Sarah Devaney
Anna Keefe
Miller
Keefe
South Johnson Ave
West Carter
Niles
Dana Muir
Chest Drive Gains Steam as Community Campaign Advances
Fifteen more firms joined the drive bringing the total to 44 in this city. Contributions now total 8 201.67 from 1732 workers. Advance gifts reach 24 271 from 559 subscriptions with teachers from Idaho State College and public schools contributing over 1 000 more, aiming to meet and surpass last year’s total.
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Community Chest
Drive
C. Ed Flandro
YMCA
The
Pocatello Post
National Laundry
Salt Lake Tribune
Halliwell Drug
Idaho Typewriter
Terrell Shoe Company
J. J. Newberry
Morrison- Merrill Company
Bannock Lumber
Whitman
Swift Company
Flandro
Idaho State College
Norman Berge Receives Post News Award
Norman Berge of 144 North Thirteenth Ave won a five dollar Post News Award for reporting a north town accident that caused a truck and semi-trailer to tip. The paper invites readers to phone in tips with a chance to win.
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POST
Norman Berge
North Thirteenth Ave
Berge
Miles City Straw Poll Totals Revealed in Election Eve Test
The Miles City Star held a downtown straw poll with 75 voters including farmers, ranchers, businessmen and railroad men. Results show Truman 38, Dewey 37. Davies 44, Murray 27. Ford 54, Bonner 14. D'Ewart 47, Fraser 23. railroad men estimated at 18 percent.
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Miles City
Miles City Star
Truman
Dewey
U. S
Tom J. Davies
James E. Murray
Sam C. Ford
John W. Bonner
Congress
Wesley D'Ewart
Willard E. Fraser
Wallace Attacks Truman in Bitter Philadelphia Blast
Wallace denounces Truman in a fiery Philadelphia speech, accusing the campaign of transparent hypocrisy and alleging a long history of shoddy politics. The remark signals renewed partisan clash amid the campaign trail.
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Wallace
Truman
Philadelphia
Henry A. Wallace
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Tank Corps
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American Hotel Association
Center of Scenic America
Hotel Greeters of America
Blanche
Ann
Paul Scott
Lester McCracken
C. S. Burquet
Martha Drake
Zola Jepson
Los Angeles
U.P
Army
Dr. Harrison
Post News
Miles City Paper
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