Truman to Speak Four Times in Utah on Campaign Tour
President Truman arrives in Utah for a 12 hour campaign swing with four appearances including a major address at the Salt Lake tabernacle. He stops in Price Helper Provo and Ogden before a Salt Lake City rally and a Reno leg. Accompanied by his family he meets with state leaders and LDS Church president George Albert Smith.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Truman
Price
Helper
Provo
Warren
Earl Warren
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Ogden
Reno
Nev
West Coast
Pees Party
Herbert B. Maw
Grant MacFarlane
Democratic Party
Walter K. Granger
Reva Beck Bosone
Congress
Rites Set For War Victim Private Wesley Steffenson
Funeral services are planned for Private Wesley R. Steffenson killed in France on January 16, 1945. Graveside rites at Grove City cemetery Friday at 2 p.m. with LDS Bishop George S. Brower presiding and American Legion Stewart Hoover Post No. 23 conducting. Steffenson, born November 12, 1924 in Wapello, enlisted March 24, 1943. Surviving: Jesse R. Steffenson of Blackfoot and numerous siblings across Idaho and Montana.
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Blackfoot
Wesley R. Steffenson
France
Grove City
George S. Brower
LDS Church
Stewart Hoover
American Legion
W. P. Wray
Steffensen
Wapello
Army
Jesse R. Steffenson
Virginia Hull
Leslie
Idaho
Lila Brown
Charlo
Montana
Carment Scott
Pingree
Helen Wren
Ralph
Frank
DeLoy
Erma
Joan Steffenson
Sandberg Funeral Home
Lava High School Homecoming Set for Sept 24
Lava high school announces homecoming on September 24 with parade at 2 PM preceding the Lava versus Barcroft football game. Miss Kay Dalton is queen, with Miss Ida Roberts and Barbara Walker as attendants. A dance follows after the game featuring the crowning of the queen and alumni reacquaintance. Sponsored by the Lava Pep club and L club. all alumni and townspeople invited.
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Lava High School
Kay Dalton
Lava
Ida Roberts
Barbara Walker
L Club
Lava Grads
Barcroft
Markets slump as Moscow tensions drag stocks lower
Yesterday's markets show broad declines with stocks and bonds down while industry groups hit new lows. Wheat and corn futures faltered, cattle and hogs rose mildly, and key names such as U S Steel Chrysler General Motors and Union Pacific fell amid fears over a Western appeal to the United Nations in the Berlin impasse.
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New York
Moscow
Wall Street
United Nations
Berlin
New World Organization For Peace
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
du Pont
Nickel Plate
Chrysler
Allied Chemical
General Motors
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Douglas Aircraft
Union Pacific
Skelly Oil
Final rites for Mrs. Leona Daniels set in Rupert
Mrs. Leona Daniels 29 died Monday from injuries in a collision near Boise. Services were held Thursday at Goodman mortuary chapel with Rev. D L McElligot officiating. Burial followed in Rupert cemetery. Survivors include husband Dan Daniels of Boise a daughter Margaret Kay and her parents Oscar and Mrs Heisel of Rupert plus four sisters and three brothers.
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Rupert
Leona Daniels
Goodman Mortuary Chapel
D. L. McElligot
Catholic Church
John Nisbet
Melvin Madsen
Alfred Gregory
Harold Stanley
Merritt Barnes
Charles Parker
Andy McRoberts
H. R. Nelson
Barnes
Parker
Charles Jones
Kenneth Ennis
Daniels
Boise
Morland
Kan
Hill City
Idaho
Dan Daniels
Margaret Kay
Oscar Heisel
Ramona Wilkins
Englewood
Calif
June Anderson
Charlo
Mont
Marjorie Kuldt
Doris Heisel
Aer To
Clare Creniemie
Oscar
Galvin
Navy
Guam
Navy Enlistees Begin Boot Training In San Diego
CPO Harvey C Brown, the local navy recruiter, reports two men enlisted recently. Danny A Vigliaturo, son of Sam Vigliaturo of 815 South 3rd, and Earl W Pyeatt, son of Mrs. Calvin Wilkins of Salmon, entered boot training in San Diego. Both hold the rating of seaman recruit and expect promotion after graduation.
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U. S. Navy
CPO
Harvey C. Brown
Navy
Danny A. Vigliaturo
Sam Vigliaturo
South 3Rd
Earl W. Pyeatt
Salmon
Calvin Wilkins
San Diego
New Blue Jacket
Pocatello Starts Early Public School Music Program
Pocatello rolls out in school curriculum a no fee instrumental program for elementary students. Ingard Neilson oversees beginners and intermediates with a planned east west group rehearsal and eventual all elementry band. Registration via school music departments. instrument ready buyers urged to hold purchases.
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Ingard Neilson
Neilson
East
West Side
Pocatello
Chambers Plan Local Gathering in Pocatello
Area chamber officials announce a September 24 workshop in Pocatello to deepen understanding of state and national issues. Delegations from Idaho chambers including Twin Falls Rupert American Falls Montpelier Malad Burley Blackfoot Idaho Falls will attend with J D Allen U S Chamber national affairs adviser to speak at a Bannock Hotel luncheon and Col Goodfellow and Earl Murphy leading afternoon discussions.
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Area Chambers of Commerce
Pocatello
Gate City
The
Idaho Chamber
Twin Falls
Rupert
American Falls
Montpelier
Malad
Burley
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Bannock
J. D. Allen
Col. M. P. Goodfellow
Earl Murphy
Area Chambers
Return To Court Costs Aged Indian Double Fine
In a crowded police court Judge R Doty Bistline questions an aged Indian on an intoxication charge. The man previously appeared weeks earlier and was fined $15 then released after paying. The judge notes the man did not return to pay and orders him to serve the original fine again before the added amount.
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R. Doty Bistline
Balmforth Rites Held On Saturday
Laura V. Smith rites were observed Saturday at 1 p.m. in the First Baptist church Blackfoot with Rev. J. J. Frey officiating. Relatives and friends from the Upper Snake River valley attended. Burial followed in Grove City cemetery with committal at the grave site by Reverend Frey.
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Blackfoot
Laura V. Smith Balmforth
First Baptist Church
J. J. Frey
Snake River Valley
Grove City Cemetery
Frey
Attempt To Protect Cash Leads To Arrest In Fight
Byers Jackson, 30, claimed he was not fighting but protecting his money when police arrested him on a disturbing of the peace charge. Alan Tendore, 17, also was arrested after allegedly attempting to take Jackson’s money. Judge R Don Bistline heard both sides as intoxication was noted and a fifteen dollar fine was imposed.
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Byers Jackson
R. Don Bistline
Jackson
Alan Tendore
Tendore
Bistline
16 Year Old Girl Faces Death Charge in Illinois
Frances Korbelik, 16, appeared in Wheaton court for the opening of her trial on murder charges against her father. She allegedly killed him after claiming rape. She has confessed, but her attorney disputes the confession.
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Births and police court notes from St. Anthony’s region
Birth announcements list a string of newborns including boys for Folkman McDonald Hopkins Weikum Warner Riding with addresses in Blackfoot East Clark Third South Third Yellowstone and McCammon. Police court reports show arrests for stop-signal violations speeding and related fines ranging from 2.50 to 20 dollars plus bonds forfeited by several individuals.
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St. Anthony’s Hospital
Robert Folkman
Blackfoot
Thomas McDonald
East Clark
Richard Hopkins
South Third
Howard Ostler
North Arthur Ave
William A. Morrison
Idaho St
Dean K. Crump
Idaho Falls
E. E. Christensen
Robin
Ida
Margaret E. Call
Sam _ Standridge
NOP To Undergo Inspection Today
Naval Ordnance plant workers prepare for an inspection by Washington officials led by Captain A J Horbee and W B Murphy an industrial safety engineer. Inspectors arrived to review plant safety and procedures.
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Naval Ordnance Plant
Washington, D. C
Washington
W. B. Murphy
Bureau of Ordnance Industrial Safety
Water Hose Pranks Flood Homes in Gate City
Police report two water hose incidents in Pocatello. Mrs. Robert Getty of 1255 North Hayes Avenue found her living room flooded after someone aimed a hose through an open window damaging curtains and the rug. Mrs. E R Mooney of 625 North Lincoln Avenue also reported basement flooding from a garden hose turned on Thursday night.
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Pocatello
Robert Getty
North Hayes Ave
E. R. Mooney
Lincoln Ave
Ice shavings pile along Main Street for summer snow fun
Ice shavings from the Olympic arena at Lake Placid are dumped along Main Street to create a snow area for summer visitors seven times daily. The setup aims to boost tourism by offering a snowy experience despite warm weather.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Olympic Arena
Main Street
Taylor Says Nazis Run U S Government
U S Senator Glen Taylor charged that Nazis run the American government. He named defense secretary Forrestal John Foster Dulles and William Draper Jr as examples and accused them of backing monopolies that aided Hitler. He urged Russia to resist peace terms at Moscow.
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Madison
Wis
U. S
Glen Taylor
Marty
Russia
Taylor
Moscow
Washington
Defense
James Forrestal
John Foster Dulles
William Draper, Jr
Hitler
1949 Kaiser Car Parade Visits Pocatello
The gray 4 door deluxe Kaiser Sedan charms a town tour in Pocatello on Monday afternoon. The Kaiser parade left T. A. Stores at 518 Yellowstone and was escorted by two motorcycle officers. W. O. Tolman announced showroom displays at 418 Yellowstone with extended hours this week.
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Pocatello
Kaiser
T. A
Yellowstone
Kaiser-Frazer
W. O. Tolman
T. A. Stores
Hospital Year At Illinois Medical Center
The University of Illinois medical center treated 162,890 patients in the 1947 48 fiscal year averaging about 20 patients per hour, reflecting a busy year for the Chicago institution.
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Chicago
University of Illinois Medical Center
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Tabernacle
Thomas E. Dewey
United Press
Legion
Louie Wertz
ISC
Frazier Hall
Wertz
Chambers
News of Record
Harold Weikum
Yellowstone Ave
Ernest Warner
Warnick and Sons
Bill Folsom
Idaho State College
Bill
Folsom
Aero Ln
Ardeta
Rotton
Rae
Teoma A
Eee
EP Electrical Merchandisers & Contractors
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