Rotary Club Hosts Fox Theater Figures at Luncheon
The Rotary club led by Mel Deaton hosted Fox Intermountain theater executives and managers at a Thursday luncheon in the Wedge Room of Hotel Bannock. Guests included Charles Balch, Homer Hyde, and John W. Brown among others. 107 members attended. A Sept. 9 Rotary planning meeting at Hotel Bannock was urged.
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Rotary Club
Mel Deaton
Fox Intermountain
Wedge
Hotel Bannock
Barbara Kelly
Lucille Kuhre
Lillis Hill
Ted Wells
Charles Balch
Burley
Homer Hyde
Campbell
Cal
John W. Brown
Chicago
Charles Sprague
Pocatello
Bob Anderson
Pocatello Fox
Grant Stowell
Rotarians
Angus Mitchell
Australia
Nry C. Dworshak
Rotary
Idaho
Utah
Deaton
Taylor Off For Oregon Campaign Swing
Senator Glen H. Taylor left Boise by plane Thursday to campaign for vice president on the Progressive ticket in Portland Oregon. He said he would tour steadily to election time and then move to Washington Montana North Dakota and Minnesota in the next weeks. An Idaho stop in Rexburg ended briefly after an egg and peach tossing incident during a grass roots speech.
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Boise
Glen H. Taylor
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Washington
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Taylor
Idaho
Rexburg
Death Claims Miss Brady In Blackfoot
Katherine M. Brady, 76, longtime Blackfoot resident on North Stout, died at 4:30 a.m. September 1 from a heart ailment. She cared for her brother Jim until his 1934 death, then kept sheep cattle chickens and a garden. Born November 30 1871 in Avoca Wicklow Ireland she came to the U S at age 12 and settled in Blackfoot in 1904. Survived by sister Bridget Doyle Dublin Ireland three nieces from California. Rosary Friday 8 p.m. Peck and Packham mortuary Requiem mass Saturday 9:30 a.m. at St Bernard church Body to Butte Sunday for funeral mass Tuesday burial in St Patricks Butte.
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Katherine M. Brady
Stout Street
Miss Brady
Jim Brady
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
Dublin
Ireland
Thomas Hawkins
Frank McGee
Oakland
Cal
Katherine Butcher
Butte
Peck and Packham Mortuary
C. M. Verhoeven
Idaho Democrats Ponder Chairman
Idaho Democrats meet at Hotel Boise to consider four candidates for state chairman on Saturday noon hoping to stem the current Republican upsurge. The Boise convention will name a new leader to guide the party in upcoming campaigns.
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Boise
Idaho
Hotel Boise
Dope Rocks Hollywood
Hollywood police and industry executives defend Robert Mitchum as investigators pursue a possible grand jury case. Actors, studios, and legal experts urge patience until all facts are known while Mitchum faces an arrest for marijuana possession and awaits arraignment.
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Hollywood
Robert Mitchum
Mitchum
RKO Studio
David O. Selznick
Johnson Office
Guardian of Movie Morals
RKO Studios
RKO
Police Court Roundup Faces Fines For Multiple Offenses
Hartley Wren 43 pleaded guilty to petit larceny and paid 50 dollars. Nathan Jacobs 47 was found guilty of selling beer without a license and fined 100 dollars. Carlos Medina 18 and George Atkinson 26 admitted speeding with 20 and 7.50 dollar penalties respectively. John Bunn 50 forfeited a 5 dollar bond for driving against traffic. Bonds totaling 10 and 7.50 were forfeited for stops at signals and speeding. Jack Clark 952 East Lewis St pleaded not guilty but was found guilty and fined 15 dollars for reckless driving. Leo Longobardo 22 failed to stop at a signal, found guilty, 10 dollars, with suspension. Birth: a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Cook of 935 North Eleventh Ave. Building permits issued to Vern Hershberger for two frame dwellings on Greenwood Ave and Twelfth Ave Fremont St totaling about 16,000 dollars.
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Nathan Jacobs
Carlos Medina
George S. Atkinson
John V. Bunn
Helen~ Blasingane
South Main St
W. C. Dalldorf
West Young St
Jack Clark
East Lewis St
Leo G. Longobardo
Radio Station Friday Schedule Highlights
A detailed list of programs across two stations KEIO and KC 1450 KC including Breakfast News, Local News, Say It With Music, Movie Show, Dance Parades, News hour blocks, and evening features such as Meet the Press and On the Beam. Notable names include Cedric Foster Harold Tuffier Bill Harrington Chandu the Magician Gabriel Heatter Henry J. Taylor and Ford's Sporting News.
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Cedric Foster
Harold Tuffier
Bill Harrington
Ryan
Mert
Chandu
Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Inside of Sports
Sports Review
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Henry J. Taylor
Colonel Stoopnagle
Quiz Academy
Bill Henry
Meet the Press
the Lone Wolf
Mutual News
KEIO
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Nancy Craig
Betty Crocker
AP News
Sporting News
Blind Society Couple Are Parents
Lava Hot Springs residents recall Idaho Progressive Society of the Blind as they host their convention. Dale Pass explains the absence of Mrs Mary Siddoday Pass as she did not attend while he attends as a delegate. The couple, who met at the 1945 convention and married in 1946, welcomed a seven pound son this year.
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Lava Hot Springs
Lava
Idaho Progressive Society of the Blind
Mary Siddoday Pass
Eastern Idaho
Dale Pass
Truman notes third anniversary of end of fighting
President Truman marked the third anniversary of the war’s end by expressing confidence that peace will be won. He said a settled permanent peace is hoped for within three years, though current events show the world still works toward that goal. He also discussed the West Coast maritime strike and opposed accelerating the St. Lawrence hydro project, urging completion only as planned.
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Washington
Truman
Japan
New York
St. Lawrence
Long wait yields cheeky reply at Milwaukee registrar
A registrar line in Milwaukee stretched for hours as one man reached the desk and, when asked for his weight, quipped that he had waited "two and a half hours."
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Milwaukee
Cy Price to Attend North Bannock Fair and Race Meet
Cy Price secretary of state will be guest of honor at Bannock county fair in Pocatello. First fair since 1941. Jack Oakey will call races with jockeys in silks. 10 mile marathon features eight horses incl Trigger ridden by E Carl Nelson and others. Prizes: 500 for first, 250 for second, 100 for third. Horse races from half to one mile run Thursday to Saturday.
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Cy Price
North Bannock
Bannock County Fairgrounds
Pocatello
Bannock County
E. Carl Neilson
Trigger
al Roger
Jigger
E. Bloxham
Topaz
W. Wright
Brave Dawn
Bob
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Jerry Giesler
Errol Flynn
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Lila Leeds
Miss Leeds
Vickie Evans
Robin Evans
Dorothy Mitchum
Mccall
Federal Housing Administration
News of Record
Hartley Wren
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Darwin Cook
North Eleventh Ave
Vern Hershberger
Stanley Erickson
Greenwood Avenue
S. A. McGinnis
Twelfth Avenue
Fremont Street
K.C
FBI
Eddy's Bread
Tarzan
Johnny Weissmuller
E. Center
Jack Oakey
Koret Trico
Koret
Jantzen Sun Suits
Desert Suede
California
Regina Gadabouts
Catalina and Jantzen
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
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