Legal notice publication and audit bureau statement
Entered as Second Class Matter December 13 1947 at the Post Office at Pocatello Idaho under the Act of March 3 1879 All notices required by law or order of court of competent jurisdiction to be published weekly will be published in the Thursday issue of this newspaper pursuant to Section 58-108 L C A 1932 as added by Chapter 140 1948 Session Laws of Idaho
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Pocatello
Idaho
Audit Bureau of Circulations Ee
The Little Yellow Dream Cottage Raffle Fiasco
Alfred Birnbaum a Columbia University student wins a 15000 dream cottage via a raffle for Israel on a Midtown parking lot. After taxes and removal costs threaten the windfall a broker offers 1200 for the prize, ending the Birnbaums dream and leaving them wiser about raffles and taxes.
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New York City
Midtown Manhattan
Israel
American Women’s Voluntary Services
Alfred Birnbaum
Cooumbia University
Birnbaums
Birnbaum
Manhattan
Latin American peace rallies linked to continental congress
Familiar routine peace conferences sweep Latin America as forerunners to the American Continental Congress for Peace in Mexico City September 5 to 10. Governments across Argentina and Brazil crack down on so called world peace demonstrations run by a Paris based Central Organizing Committee.
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Latin America
Mexico City
New York
Paris
Argentine
Brazil
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Russia
City Manager Plan Sparks Idaho Debate In Twin Falls
The Nampa Free Press notes Idaho cities discuss and test city manager plans with Twin Falls set for Oct 18 election. A switch to five commissioners hinges on passing votes and success depends on selecting a capable manager, as initial failures could taint the system.
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The
Nampa Free Press
Idaho
Twin Falls
Brazil dispute over large development loan strains ties
The State Department faces friction with Brazil over a loan plan tied to Minas Gerais. Brazil seeks a $40 million development loan to tap its mineral wealth and ease dollar shortages, while U S bankers push for a $200 million loan, prompting accusations of Yankee imperialism and dollar diplomacy.
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Minas Geraes
Brazil
Barbosa Mello
Washington
Nabuco
Milton Campos
Dutra
Campos
U. S
Smooth Operation on Flood Bill Highlights Budget Games
The article notes a House vote authorizing 1.114 billion for flood control and river harbors, then explains the common tactic of seeking funds through authorization first, followed by appropriations with justifications that the project has long been authorized, urging readers to see the pattern. It portrays how lawmakers attract home support by staged funding requests.
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House
Congress
Public Works Committee
Appropriations Group
Moonlit vow between Gaynel and Barry on Barry's yacht
On Barry Bain's 250 foot yacht off Mackinac Island Gaynel and Barry exchange calm talk about their future. She weighs marriage to him against lingering affection for Fritz Freyman while family tensions and Denny's romantic flings shadow her decision. Barry signals patience as she seeks certainty.
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Gaynel
Emily
Denny
Pat
Barry Bainbridge
Fritz Freyman
Barry
Fritz
White Cove
Mackinac Island
Georgian Bay
Sault Ste. Marie
Gaynes
Melvin
Miss Pierce
Grand Hotel
Hormone Cortisone Hopes and Hurdles in Rheumatic Disease
Doctors note cortisone and ACTH relieve rheumatic fever pain quickly but effects often recur after stopping treatment. Safety, dosage, and long term risks are unclear, and supplies are scarce and costly. Researchers urge careful testing without patient pressure to avoid harm and delays in scientific progress.
Critics Split On Brannan Plan That Aims At Farmers And Consumers
Ohio Grange Master Joseph W. Fichter says the Brannan Plan benefits both farmers and consumers, calling it one of its greatest assets and arguing a program aiding only one group is unworkable. Former President Herbert Hoover condemns bureaucratic empire builders and urges citizens to stop obstructionism in the Hoover Commission's government reorganization ideas.
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Gael Sullivan
Democratic National Committee
Theatre Owners of America
J. Fruchtbaum
Buffalo
N. Y
Commerce Department
ECA
Ralph Helstein
CIO United Packinghouse Workers
New York City
Helstein
John C. Pickett
U. S
Cheyenne
Joe O'Mahoney
Lester Hunt
Wyo
Tenth
Long
Hill
Brannan Plan
Ohio
Joseph W. Fichter
Herbert Hoover
Hoover Commission
Publicity fuels Teapot Dome echoes in Vaughan inquiry
Marquis Childs notes how televised and radio amplified hearings resemble a roadside show. He cites Teapot Dome and Pecora investigations, contrasting the current scrutiny with era defining probes and warning of petty influence buys by officials and allies.
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Washington
Teapot Dome
Harding
Albert Fall
Paul Y. Anderson
St- Louis Post- Dispatch
O. K. Bovard
Anderson
Ferginand Pecora
Supreme Court of New York
Senate
Pecora
Harry H. Vaughan
Hugh Robert Ruark on Harry Vaughan as a general and adviser
Ruark critiques Harry Vaughan's White House role criticizing the general's suitability and the military image. He jokes about fit for office, noting Vaughan’s loyalty and humor while urging caution about equating civilian aides with military rank. He offers humorous alternatives if Vaughan remains in the orbit of the president.
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New York
Harry Vaughan
White House
Leahy
United States
Vaughan
Missouri
Harry
Mr. Vaughan
Milton Berle
Marie
Roumania
Factoids on farms phones trees insects and races
Forty two percent of American farms have telephone service the highest ever. An oak tree may pass water weight in summer. About 16 million matches are struck every second in the U S. White crowned sparrows feed their brood about 250 insects daily plus weed seed. Colorado has no land below 3340 feet. Anthropologists say no pure race exists today.
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United States
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Robert S. Allen
State Department
U.S
Truman
Uncle Shylock
Commerce & Industry Association of New York
Export-Import Bank
American Legion
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Defense
Louis Johnson
Secretary of War
Harry Woodring
Johnson
Woodring
Henry Stimson
Legion
Adelaide Humphries
Gayne
Barry Darling
Goat's Nest
Doctor Jordan
Marquis Childs
Herbert C. Hathorn
Department of Agriculture
Hathron
OPA
Vaugham
Guam
Alaska
Virgin Islands
Edwin W. Pauley
Robert Ruark
Colorado
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