Get Yourselves Set Men Call Is Coming
A 6th Army announcement urges 18 to 25 year old unmarried non veterans in the Pacific coast region to prepare for potential induction. The process includes registration, screening, mental tests, physicals, and eventual swearing in for training at Ft. Ord with transport and care provided as needed. Inductees may come from Idaho and other western states and counties listed for Pocatello processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sugar
6Th Army
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
California
Pacific Coast
Joe Doe
Joe
Mark W. Clark
Ft. Ord
Calif
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Cassia
Oneida
Franklin
Bear Lake
Bannock
Power
Minidoka
Jerome
Gooding
Lincoln
Camas
Blaine
Bingham
Bonneville
Teton
Butte
Jefferson
Madison
Custer
Lemhi
Clark
Fremont
Sizzlers Start Today in Pocatello Post
Kids can claim free Superman tickets by visiting advertisers in the Sizzler section. Showtime is 10 30 AM at the Chief theater for the second installment of a 13 week serial, plus a full length feature and shorts. Parents may accompany children to receive tickets and shoppers gain sizzling hot values for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
POST
Pocatello
Superman
Showtime
Sizzler
Radio Schedule Highlights Across KPST Preston and KEIO KC
A detailed hourly listing of programs for KPST Preston 1340 and KEIO 1450 KC, including news spots, music blocks, dramas, and special shows from early morning through late evening. Featured segments include Firestone News, Riders of Purple Sage, Scottie's Bing Crosby Show, The Library Hour, and Sign Off periods with a wide mix of music, talks, and featured guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KPST
Preston
K.C
Alarm Klock Klub
Firestone News
Preston Lumber
Preston Electric
Hansen-Godfrey
Jensen
O. P. Skagg
Music For
Preston Bike News
Palmer
Ned Stocks
Buenos Amigos
Truman Barkley for President Club forms in Bannock
Peter A. McDermott, vice president of the Bannock County Democratic Central Committee, named president of the newly organized Truman-Barkley-For-President Club. At a Democratic meeting Irving D. Muir announced P. C. O’Malley as campaign manager and finance chairman. O’Malley will open campaign headquarters next week in the Hub building to organize the general election effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. McDermott
Bannock County
Democratic Central Committee
Irving D. Muir
P. C. O'Malley
O'Malley
Record Exams Slated at ISC
Graduate record examinations for all persons in this vicinity wishing to enter graduate schools will be given October 25 and 26 at Idaho State College. Register by October 4 with Prof. Richard A. Lake in the student union building. A $10 fee is due at test time. Medical aptitude test dates to be announced later. Florida waters produce nearly half of the country’s shrimp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
Richard A. Lake
Psychology Department
New Police Radio Proves Worth In Idaho Chase
A new FM police radio station KDGS atop Chinks Peak boosts long range alerts. State patrolman Muir pursued a stolen 1941 car from Pocatello toward Inkom and McCammon, aided by radio reports relayed to Salt Lake and Wyoming. Suspects escaped. law enforcement hailed faster broadcasts but no Wyoming arrest reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harvey
Idaho
KDGS
Chinks Peak
Carl Muir
Pocatello
Muir
South Main Extension
Mink Creek
Inom
Inkom
McCammon Junction
J. F. Bedingfield
Logan
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Farmington Junction
Wyoming
Utah
Death rates from accidents peak in December and January
National Safety Council tabulations show the highest accident death rates occurred in December and January last year, highlighting winter risk periods and the need for heightened safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Police Court Records and Local Marriages and Births
A roundup lists charges and pleas including Read guilty to vagrancy fined 100 with town-leave. LeRoy transferred to Bannock county courts. Morris guilty to disturbing the peace. Bowman found not guilty on stop signal charge. Nilsson guilty fined five. Warrington guilty with fines and suspended. Holbrook forfeits bond. Heikkila forfeits bond for speeding. Marriage licenses: Lintelmann and Waldram. Robison and Bailey. Fuger and Searle. Burns and Budrewicz. Births registered at General and St. Anthony’s Hospitals including Lish Mackay girl and other local newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Read
Isaac Morris
Harris J. Bowman
Randolph Ave
Josephine L. Nilsson
Robert L. Warrington
Delbert Holbrook
American Falls
Henry Hermon Heikkila
Burley
Jack Lintelmann
Pocatello
Joan Waldram
Thomas L. Robison
Salt Lake City
Joyce Bailey
James E. Fuger
Verla Searle
Richard Burns
Veronica Budrewicz
Harvey Anderson Adds New Dwelling on Maple Street
Harvey Anderson completes a new dwelling on Maple Street at an estimated $7000. R. F. Ehlers in the south area handles a porch remodel for $500 and M. D. Phelps on West Clark Street undertakes a remodel project valued at $3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Anderson
Hill Chase
Maple Street
R. F. Ehlers
South
Harrison
M. D. Phelps
West Clark Street
Four New High School Courses Open This Year
Four new courses are offered including driving, home economics, office practice, and a new music scope. The driving class is led by George D. Wood, former army air base barracks commander, while C A Stauber heads home mechanics for freshmen. Mrs Wilhemina Tomlinson runs office practice with students gaining real office experience. New chorus and musical appreciation classes will be taught by Mendel Lucatsky, who holds a masters in music and studied at multiple universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Wood
Army Air Base Barracks
C. A. Stauber
Wilhemina Tomlinson
Fred Gardier
Mendel Lucatsky
Malad High School
Lucatsky
University of Minnesota
Univer Southern California
Brigham City of Southern California
Brigham Young University
Vets Eligible for Raised Compensation Seeks Dependents Proof
Veterans with 60 percent disability or more must prove dependency to receive new increases under a congressional act. They need certified records of marriage for wives and birth certificates for children, with sworn statements allowed if originals cannot be provided. Dependents listed by September 1, 1948 get until December 1 to submit proof. retroactive awards start September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Congress
Pair Admit Guilty In Calf Shooting
Milner men Raymond Anderson and James Anderson admitted guilt to shooting a yearling calf owned by Parley Matthews of Oakley. They waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to district court on $1500 bail each after pleading guilty before Probate Judge Henry W. Tucker. Bail was posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley
Raymond Anderson
James Anderson
Milner
Saul Clark
Parley Matthews
Oakley
Henry W. Tucker
Matthews Ranch
News Of The Day In Rhyme From Pocatello Chronicle
Verse column covers national electoral dynamics with Truman Wallace Dewey and a note on rail rates and local civic events. Mentions World Series chatter, Pocatello Cards and Twin Falls, summer ending, and winter preparations with woolen goods and blankets. No direct quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Wallace
Henry
Dewey
Idaho
Bingham
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Pocatello
Twin Falls
More Jobs Open in Pocatello and Boise Area
Idaho State Employment service forecasts a month of full employment for Pocatellans as local labor supply cannot meet next 30 days demand due to ISC students quitting summer jobs and food processing needs. Pacific Fruit Express plant in Montpelier hires about 60 men to run 24 hours. Blackfoot harvest picks up with a potato picker shortage. beet harvest not yet peak for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatellans
Idaho State Employment Service
ISC
Pocatello
ISES
Montpelier
Pacific Fruit Express
Blackfoot
Blind Residents Form Rockford Blind Association
Eighty blind residents of Rockford and Winnebago county formed the Winnebago County Association for the Blind. President Frank E. Waterman says the group aims to build a one floor club room for the blind and later a fully equipped home in town for sightless persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, Ill
Rockford
Winnebago County
Employ Handicap Week Slated For Observation
Pocatello joins Idaho communities in national Employ the Handicapped Week from October 3 to 9. W. B. Cox of the State Employment Service states the observance promotes support for employing physically handicapped individuals. The Idaho inter agency committee coordinates statewide activities under Governor Robins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
W. B. Cox
Act of Congress
Cox
Idaho Inter-Agency Committee For
C. A. Robins
Norman B. Adkison
The
Veterans Administration
Obituaries for Flynn Bell Kelly
Charles Patrick Flynn 45 of Poca tello died suddenly Friday morning en route to a hospital from a heart attack. No survivors. Funeral arrangements by McHan Henderson. Mamie A Bell Fargo Apts died Wednesday. services Saturday in Henderson chapel and Rock Springs Wyoming funeral Monday. James Sidney Kelly 57 Hillman Cabins died in Thursday night train car collision. body shipped to Davenport Iowa for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Patrick Flynn
Pocatello
Union Pacific Railroad
Flynn
McHan-Lenderson Funeral Home
Mamie A. Bell
Fargo Apts
McHan-Henderson
Leroy H. Walker
First Methodist Church
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Masonic Temple
Rawlins
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
James 8S. Kelly
James Sidney Kelly
Hillman
Davenport
Iowa
Snake River Fishing Closure Near Massacre Rocks
Fishermen were warned that the Snake River from the lower boundary of the American Falls dam forebay downstream to Massacre Rocks will be closed to fishing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River
American Falls Dam
Massacre Rocks
Early 19th Century Chilean Nitrate Exploitation Beginnings
The article notes that commercial exploitation of Chilean nitrate deposits started in the early 1800s, signaling the rise of a key nitrate industry. It highlights the beginnings of industrial deployment and economic interest in the mineral resource.
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Junior
Keio
George Henninger
AP News
Buddy Weed
Vincenti Lopez
the Library
Rex Koury
Johnny Thompson
Ernie Felice
U. S. Navy
Treasury
Tris Coffin
Ross Dolan
Detective
Florida
Pierre Jackson
Wadsworth
Kan
Kansas City
Jackson
Paris
Marion Minor
Marion
NEA Service, Inc
News of Record
Harry James LeRoy
Births General Hospital
Davis Lish
Leslie
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Helmer Lindburg
Mackay
Byers Jackson
Fort Hall
Joseph Stuart
North
Robert Primbs
East Lander
Hellard Jones
West Sherman Street
Clyde Steed
Clawson Leavitt
North Grant Avenue
Blind
Selves
Henriksen
Pioneer Motors
Pioneer Motors CO
N. Arthur
Disabled American Veterans
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chamber of Commerce
Department of Public Assistance
Charles P. Flynn
Jan’s
Maplewood
NOTRE
Purdue
Harry Wismer
Reio
American Broadcasting Co
Bert
Idaho Falls
Tom Smallwood
Elmer
Ace Accordionist
Vince and
Gate City
Bon Villa Club
Don's Tower Inn
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