McQuade Leads GOP Meeting In Episo pal Trinity Hall
Republican candidates gathered in Episcopal Trinity parish hall to discuss voter interests. County prosecuting attorney Henry McQuade warned of government overreach and rising national debt while urging states’ rights and limited federal power.
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Episcopal Trinity Parish
Henry McQuade
McQuade
Perry Swisher
Theo Turner
Morgan Hawkes
Bert Empey
Sam Clinton
George Terry
Justice of the Peace
Clegg Rayond
Alfred C. Cordon
Willard Lund
Milton Hartvigsen
Grace
Ten New Teachers Named for Pocatello Schools
Ten new teachers for Pocatello schools were approved by the school trustees. The board re-elected Lavern C. Johnson as chairman and Grant Stowell as clerk. New hires include Alta Dunkley, Mendell Lucatsky, Paul Rowe, Lyonel Montague, Jeanne Martin, Evelyn Albrecht, Virginia Embleton, Cleoria Hancock, Berniece Spiers, and Lewis Dunn. Alameda junior high plans discussed. Three school buildings to be completed in a month. Jefferson ready for Monday. Washington two weeks. Whittier by October 15.
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Pocatello
Lavern C. Johnson
Grant Stowell
Alta Dunkley
Whittier
Mendell Lucatsky
Pocatello High
Paul Rowe
Lyonel Montague
Franklin
Jeanne Martin
Irving
Evelyn K. Albrecht
Virginia Embleton
Roosevelt
Cleoria Hancock
Berniece Spiers
Lewis Dunn
Bonneville
Alameda Junior High
George N. Green
Jefferson School
Washington School
Governor Opens Famous Southeastern Idaho Fair in Blackfoot
Governor C A Robins opened the Eastern Idaho state fair in Blackfoot by plane, praising the event as having everything. The parade featured five high school bands, 40 floats, and horses, with a human cannonball planned for the evening. Local mayors and officials sent good wishes, and prize parade winners included the Blackfoot Lions float and several horse classes.
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C. A. Robins
Idaho
Einar Nelson
America
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Lions Club
Clarence Brent
Idaho Falls
Mel Hopkins
Erwain Pixton
Jacklyn Gordon
Johnny Hopkins
Sluggers Spark Pocatello Win Over Idaho Falls in Playoff opener
In Halliwell park the Pocatello Cardinals slugged nine runs in the fifth inning on seven hits and one error to beat Idaho Falls 11 to 9 in the Pioneer league Shaughnessy playoffs. Adolpho Torres earned the win after relieving Bob Mahoney in the fourth. Cardinal Jim LeMay, Lou Tapp and Earl Priester each contributed key hits including a second inning homer by LeBlanc and a fourth inning run-scoring sequence.
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Pocatello Cardinal
Nat LeBlanc
Idaho Falls
Halliwell Park
Pocatello
Adolpho Torres
Bob Mahoney
LeBlanc
Bassets
Torres
Jim Stanton
Lou Tapp
Jim LeMay
Mahoney
Mickelson
Earl Priester
Tapp
Earl Silverthorn
Bob Bundy
Priester
Sport
Rail unions reopen wage talks for third round
Five railroad unions representing about 400 000 train workers began a third round of wage negotiations in Chicago. Trainmen and conductors seek a 25 percent rise in basic daily rates while the other three unions demand an increase between 1512 cents an hour and a 30 percent boost.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Falter Chosen Fifth District PTA Chief in Conference
Mrs L L Falter selected district PTA chief at Fifth District conference in Pocatello succeeding Mrs M Fred Davis Preston. Ora Winn Paris Amber Goble Pocatello and Cecil Pugmire named officers. Nearly 100 delegates from 15 southeastern Idaho cities attended. state officers and Rexburg Sixth district meeting to follow.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Pocatellan
L. L. Falter
M. Fred Davis
Preston
Ora Winn
Amber Goble
Paris
Cecil Pugmire
Pocatello
Falter
Rexburg
Idaho
PTA
R. J. Hawes
Twin Falls
A. R. Thomas
Boise
State Magazine
E.J. Spelberg
Idaho Falls
Ned Williams
Paul Scott
Reading
Harley J. Ward
Pocatello, State Health and Summer Roundup
Cc. S. Bosquet
Sdget
C. S. Bosquet
Skate Recreation
Welcome Bengals Week Ends With Pocatello Cooperation
Officials of the Chamber of Commerce and Idaho State College praise Pocatellans for Welcome Bengals Week cooperation as ISC opens. They aim for a year round good feeling between students faculty and townspeople. Merchants report heavy shopping, added staff, and ticket sales for campus sports including Saturdays football against Western State at the Spud Bowl.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Retail Merchants Committee
Idaho State College
Pocatellans
ISC
Pocatello
Ellis Donaldson
Stan Day
Day
Donaldson
Ralph Strub
J. L. Craig
Chamber of Com
Bengals
Western State Mountaineers
Reed Hall
Grant Ovard Heads Hospital Group
Grant Ovard, superintendent of the Idaho Falls S D hospital, was named president of the Idaho Hospital association after a two day convention. He succeeds Sister Alama Dolores, superintendent of Boise’s St Alphonsus hospital.
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Boise
Grant Ovard
Idaho Falls
S.D
Idaho Hospital Association
Deadline Today for Idaho 1947 Income Tax Installments
Boise with UP report says the final installment on 1947 Idaho state income taxes is due today. R G Neill, director of the tax division, warns that late payers tomorrow face interest on the unpaid balance.
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Boise
R. G. Neill
State
Twin Falls Bribe Case Shocks City Officials
Twin Falls police sergeant Orville Reinoehl faces extortion charges after allegedly demanding 1000 dollars from cafe owner O A Rambo to protect a slot machine license. Chief Howard W. Gillette and Rambo urged a grand jury review while prosecutor Everett M. Sweeley pursues the case.
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Twin Falls
Howard W. Gillette
O. A. Rambo
Everett M. Sweeley
Orville Reinoehl
Rambo
Sweeley
Reinoehl
Gillette
Gilette
Grand Jury
True Love? My Boy It Doesn't Exist
In Paterson New Jersey John Savastani 21 and Jean Hall 19 planned a late date on a street corner. After an argument a frightened Hall climbed a bridge railing and jumped into the Passaic River. Savastani joined her. Police recovered them and they reconciled this day.
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Passaic
Savastani
State Traffic Count Jumps Across Idaho in August
Eight automatic counters across Idaho logged August traffic at 230 745 vehicles, up from 214 591. Overall up seven percent from last year, with gains on U S Highway 30 east of Twin Falls and a decline on U S 10 west of Coeur d Alene.
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Boise
Idaho
U. S. Highway 10
Coeur d’Alene
Twin Falls
U. S. Highway 30
Pocatello
Lewiston
Jerome
Kingston
Train crash in Korea Kills over forty U S GIs
More than 40 American soldiers died and many were injured when a local train rammed into a halted passenger train near Napan Korea 80 miles south of Seoul Allied officials put the death toll around 40 to 44 with 34 seriously hurt. Several others are listed as walking wounded.
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Seoul
Korea
Napan
Here
Boise Masons Host Three Day Grand Lodge Meet
Boise Masons prepare to host the Ida ho Masonic grand lodge for a three day communication beginning September 21. Grand Master Howard I. Monks of Bonners Ferry will preside.
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Boise Masons
BOISE
Idaho Masonic Grand Lodge
Howard I. Monks
Bonners Ferry
Presiding
Idaho Board of Education to approve tax levies
Idaho state board of education meets in Boise for its annual session to approve tax levies that fund each county's share of public school support.
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BOISE
Idaho
State Board of Education
Damage Suit Filed In Bannock County
Eureka Williams corporation sues H D Dreyer and James Cawley in Bannock county for 3359 dollars 23 cents plus 6 percent interest from February 23 1948 for goods delivered earlier in the year. Defendants have not yet answered.
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Eureka- Williams Corporation
Bannock
Anna Keefe
H .D. Dreyer
James Cawley
Hickenlooper Says U S Holds Atomic Lead
Chairman Bourke B. Hickenlooper of the congressional atomic energy committee after visits to Los Alamos and Hanford stated the United States remains the exclusive possessor of atomic weapons and far ahead of others in atomic development with probable monopoly on the bomb.
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Washington
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
United States
Los Alamos
N.M
Hanford
Wash
Iowa Republican
Sheriff Pursues Stolen License Plate Case in Bannock County
Bannock County sheriff's office reports stolen license plate from a car owned by Joseph D. Smith. Plate number 1B-10219. Investigators continue pursuing clues in the ongoing case.
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Bannock County
Joseph D. Smith
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Gate City
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Wayne Larson
Aberdeen
Ray Skelton
Lucinda Hill
Russet Squad
PTA Presidency
L. L. Er. Pocatello
Fifth District
Faber
Congregational Church
Ferce
Carl Mcintosh
ISC_ president
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Byron Lemmon
Marcene Foreman
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