Rupert Boy Chosen For Farm Honors
Rupert Idaho's Glen Van Every son of Mr and Mrs Burt Van Every of Rupert has been selected to compete in national Future Farmers of America contests at Waterloo as a member of Idaho dairy cattle judging team He ranked second in the state judging contest at Moscow last June Vocational instructor Tom Maberry said arrangements allow the trip Wayne Eshelman and Charles Orcutt of Nampa are other team members The trio will depart October 2 by car for Waterloo en route visiting the National Dairy Congress and horse show
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Rupert
Glen van Every
Burt van Every
Farmers of Ca
Waterloo
Idaho
Glen
Rupert High School
Secon
Moscow
Tom Maberry
Wayne Eshelman
Charles Orcutt
Nampa
Grange Meeting At Guild Hall In Rupert
Rupert Grange held its regular meeting Friday in the guild hall with Master How ard Bruns presiding. Guests included Pomona Master and Mrs Roy D LaRue and Mr and Mrs T L Styner of Emerson Grange. A talk on phosphate and power development in Idaho was given by Mrs Styner.
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Rupert
Rupert Grange
Guild Hall
Howard Bruns
Pomona
Roy D. LaRue
T. L. Styner
Emerson Grange
Idaho
H. E. McMillan
John West
Edith Waymire
Treason Suspect Must Stand Trial
Mil dred E. Gillars the Axis Sally of Nazi radio pleaded innocent to a 10 count treason indictment and was returned to jail to await trial November 15. The 47 year old Maine born woman appeared cool and unworried at her arraignment in federal court on charges carrying a maximum penalty of two years.
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Washington
Mildred E. Gillars
Rail Executives Praise Work Of Y.M.C.A. At Big Fall Drive
Rail executives and rail labor leaders in Chicago promoted the annual fall YMCA membership drive. Officials from New York Central, Pennsylvania and western lines attended the sessions at the Chicago YMCA hotel. Predictions set October enrollment at 140,000 and noted 350,000 railroad men and families using YMCA facilities.
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Rail
Y.m.ca
Big Fall Drive
Windy City
Chicago
Railroad Ymca
Chicago Ymca
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Western
D. P. Loomis
Association of Western Railways
YMCA
Glenn
School Editorial Staff Selected For Reporter Paper
Rupert Joann Quane was elected editor and Leona Stanley assistant editor of the high school paper the Reporter at a meeting early this week. Other staff include Dorothy Henscheid Eleanor Goodman Neal Davis Dolores Henscheid Arther Wilkins Joyce Culley Doris Chamberlain Jane Nyblad plus reporters Louise Dalry Kathryn Peterson Margaret Hall Doris Nichols and more. Kay Goff is business manager LaRue Neilson art manager Barbara Buckley circulation manager. Reporting crew includes Hazel Wilson Margene Seedall Barbara Ospain Joan Briggs with Clair Hough Troy Carter Patsy Carter as copy readers. DRIVERS SCHOOL RUPERT AI bus drivers Carl Lowder Bill Christenson bus foremen Don Dafoe superintendent attended a bus drivers’ school at the Burley High auditorium Monday evening.
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Rupert — Joann Quane
Leona Stanley
Dorothy Henscheid
Eleanor Goodman
Neal Davis
Exchange
Dolores Henscheid
Society
Arther Wilkins
Feature
Joyce Culley
Doris Chamberlain
Jane Nyblad
Louise Dalry
Kathryn Peterson
Margaret Hall
Doris Nichols
Kay Goff
LaRue Neilson
Barbara Buckley
Hazel Wilson
Margene Seedall
Barbara Ospain
Joan Briggs
Clair Hough
Troy Carter
Patsy Carter
Rupert
Minidoka County
Carl Lowder
Bill Christenson
Don Dafoe
Burley
Auditorium
New U S Ambassador Arrives for Turkey Post
George Wadsworth arrived from Baghdad to replace Edwin Wilson as U S ambassador to Turkey. He will present his credentials on Monday in Ankara.
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Ankara
George Wadsworth
Baghdad
Iraq
Edwin Wilson
U.S
Turkey
Monay
Damn Good Outfit Says U S General Heidlberg
Maj. Gen. Isaac D. White commands the motorized American constabulary guarding 200 miles of the Iron Curtain in Germany. He praises Gen. Harmon, notes rare incidents with Russians, and says many enlistments end in spring. White believes troops will return after experiences abroad.
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Heidlberg
Germany
United States
Iron Curtain
Isaac D. White
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Constab
Ernest Harmon
Athis
Harmon
Second Armored Division
Berlin
White
Joseph T. McNarney
McNarney
Fort Riley
Kans
Philippines allows schoolgirls to refuse flag salute
Manila secretary of justice ruled that a Filipino pupil may not be forced to salute the flag if it conflicts with religious belief. Ramon Ozaeta cited the Jehovah's Witnesses case and said persuasion, not compulsion, should be used in schools. The ruling aligns with the U S Supreme Court Barnette decision of 1943.
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Manila
Philippines
Ramon Ozaeta
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Ozaeta
United States
United States Supreme Court
West Virginia
Thief steals car, finds envelope with $150 left behind
In Cambridge, a thief seized Leo F. Manley’s car, drove a few blocks, and abandoned it after hitting two parked vehicles. In his rush he overlooked an envelope on the front seat containing $150. Manley reported the loss to police.
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Cambridge
Mass
Leo F. Manley
Wallaceites Kidnapped in Georgia Campaign Row
Five Wallace campaign workers reported to police Sunday that a group abducted them from their Augusta headquarters and released them at Grovetown with a warning to stay out of Augusta. Four women and one man were unharmed. they had license numbers and descriptions of the abductors. The FBI and Georgia Bureau of Investigation were alerted, and police said the investigation cites attempts to block petitioning for ballot access.
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Augusta
Henry Wallace
Grovetown
Wallace Party
Georgia
Jess Gitt
York
Wallace
Gitt
Atlanta
Bettye Ann Kimmel
Groveton
Shepard
Walton Way
Captain Folds
Folds
Wallaceites
Miss Kimmel
Annie Mae Leathers
Betty Wilkins
Rhoda Asher
FBI
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Grovesy
Florida
William Moody
News Of The Day In Rhyme From Idaho Headlines
A rhymed digest notes Pokey High’s 21 to 0 win over Boise in nearby rivalry. It cites Idaho sales tax talk, wartime fears, Utah Utes beating Idaho 21 to 6, and mounting dam politics. Pocatello cops face car thefts while old baseball wanes and football begins.
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Boise
Pocatello
Idaho
Dewey
Truman
Tom
ISC
Colorado
Utah Utes
Utes
Uncle Sam
Ram Breeders Enter Livestock at Pocatello Sale
Rupert breeders from Minidoka county entered ram lambs and yearlings at the Pocatello sale on Saturday September 25. L. J. Predmore E. J. Olson E. E. Ole Olson and H. M. Becker of Rupert along with W. L. Gibbs of Paul offered Suffolk ram lambs. E. J. Konrad of Heyburn sold five Hamp shire ram lambs and Tom Bell Rupert had Panama yearling lambs. Panama ram lamb entries came from Harry Meuleman and Sons Tom Bell and Joseph Horn, all of Rupert.
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Rupert
Minidoka County
Pocatello
Sufolk
L. J. Predmore
E. J. Olson
E. E. “Ole” Olson
H. M. Becker
W. L. Gibbs
Paul
E. J. Konrad
Heyburn
Hampshire
Tom Bell
Panama
Harry Meuleman and Sons
Joseph Horn
Wallace group campaigns through Augusta amid white supremacy tensions
In Atlanta a misdemeanor case centered on blocking sidewalks. Wallace group moved campaign efforts to Augusta, crossing tobacco road areas near the eastern state border. Augusta houses the Cracker party led by Roy V. Harris, adviser to Herman Talmadge, who won a landslide nomination on a white supremacy platform.
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Augusta
Tobacco Road
Wallace
Roy V. Harris
Herman Talmadge
Tokyo Rose Back In U S She Hated
California born Iva Toguri D Aquino known as Tokyo Rose sat in San Francisco county jail awaiting treason trial. Arrived from Japan under arrest and charged with treason with hearings set before federal court and grand jury.
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San Francisco
Iva Toguri D’aquino
Tokyo
Japan
U. S
U. S. District Jury
Repeal Sought of Walsh Healey Wage Act
Rep Fred A Hartley of New Jersey urged repeal of the Walsh Healey act while Labor Secretary Maurice Tobin accused him of aiming to cap government contract workers at 15 dollars weekly. The act sets wage floors matching the industry minimum.
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Washington
Fred A. Hartley
N. J
Maurice J. Tobin
British rail terms reshape traveler perceptions
American travelers on British railways find common terms redefined as baggage check becomes a cloakroom ticket a brakeman and conductor turn into guardsmen a caboose becomes a brake van on a goods train express freight translates to parcel traffic a switch man becomes a pointsman and a string of cars is a rake of wagons.
Power Saw Puts An End To Drudgery
The Stenn gasoline powered dragsaw clamps to timber and uses dogs to grip the log. One cut handles diameters up to 4x3 inches, enabling faster felling and bucking with less fatigue. Stenn saws are marketed in the United States by Stenn Saw Inc. of New York.
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Canada
Stenn Saw Inc
Wall Street
New York
Jobs Open Rupert
Rupert Robert Fancher in charge of the Idaho State Employment offices handles harvest job placements for farmers. The office cooperates with the Chamber of Commerce and school authorities. Students seeking work during the harvest vacation should gather in front of the Chamber of Commerce office for assignment. Office hours are 7 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday and Saturdays during peak harvest. Fancher said he will place workers in both agricultural and non agricultural work.
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Rupert
Robert Fancher
Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
Fancher
C. of C
P T A Delegates Attend Fourth District Meeting
Delegates from Rup ert attended a fourth district Idaho congress of the Parent and Teacher's Association at Trail Creek Lodge Sun Valley last week. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Ross and Mrs. Horace Nelson of Pershing school P T A and Mrs. Vaughn Bair and Mrs. John Lenz from Lincoln school.
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Rupert
Idaho
Congress of Parent and Teacher’s Association
Trail Creek Lodge
Sun Valley
John Ross
Horace Nelson
Pershing School
P.T.A
Vaughn Bair
John Lenz
Lincoln School
Cabbie Feeds Pigeons From His Mouth in Portland
Henry Wilson, a cab stand operator at Union Station in Portland, Maine, spends spare moments feeding pigeons by allowing them to eat peanuts from his mouth.
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Cabbie
Portland
Henry Wilson
Union Station
Radio Programs Schedule for KPST Preston and affiliates
A dense listing of radio programs across KPST Preston 1340 KC KEYY 1240 KC and KEIO 1450 KC, detailing morning to late evening lineups with show titles, news blocks, music, and special segments. Includes riders of purple sage, local news, trading posts, musical variety, and late night program notes.
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KPST
Preston
Preston Lumber
Preston Bike News
AP News
Zeke Manners
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Nancy Craig
Betty Crocker
AP. News
Pres
Truman
Len Barkley
Alameda
Sky King
Jack Armstrongz
Elmer Davis
Mr. Blaine
Camille
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Decatur, Ill
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Mart
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F. L. Peterson
Horace
A. D. Reeder
Poplar Bluff
A. E. Griffith
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Ray A. Bennett
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Body and
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Lilli Palmer
Danger
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Raymond Hatton
Iorpheum
Dan Dailey
Jeanne Crain
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the Mighty McGurk
Glatex
Olympic
Roof & Insulation CO
Lewis
Martell Fogg
Jacqueline White
RKO Radio
Mexico
William Lundigan
Ricardo Cortez
Miss White
T Rupert
Tom Smallwood
Elmer
Ace Accordionist
Vince and
Idaho Falls
Gate City Gaits
Ibano
Bon Villa Club
Don’s Tower Inn
South OP
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U. S. Marine Band
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Happy Gang
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