Teacher Conclave Planned in Pocatello by Idaho IEA
Southeast Idaho school teachers will meet in Pocatello for the Idaho Education Association fifth district institute. Key speakers include Bluford Minor of Idaho State College, Don DeFoe IEA president, Alton Jones Idaho supervisor, John Booth IEA secretary, and Robert Montgomery from Texas. District officers are Idanah Knudson president Dan Martin vice president and Moselle Geddes secretary treasurer.
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Southeastern Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Education Association
Fifth District Institute
Idanahidson
Blackfoot
Bluford Minor
Idaho State College Education Department
Don M. DeFoe
IEA
Alton B. Jones
Idaho
John M. Booth
Robert Montgomery
U.of Texas
Idanah Knudson
Dan W. Martin
Moselle Geddes
Preston
Unit Reactivates AACS Detachment at Hill AFB Utah
A detachment of the 187th AACS Squadron at Hill Air Force Base Utah will be reactivated by transferring seven skilled enlisted men to Pocatello Air Force Base. Maj or Blair D Baylor states the new unit will provide ground to air radio weather information advisory messages and navigational aids to aircraft. The seven personnel are S Sgt John P Camp Toledo Ohio S Sgt Hiram A Matthewson Buffalo New York Sgt James R Clewry Lansing Michigan Cpl Oliver I Bettis Sumter South Carolina Cpl Bernal E Roe Harlem Montana Cpl Robert E Smiley Uniontown Pennsylvania Pfc Gerald D Porter Clinton Massachusetts.
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187Th Airways and Air Comunications Service
Hill Air Force Base
Utah
Pocatello Air Force Base
Blair D. Baylor
187Th Aacs Squadron
AACS
John P. Camp
Toledo
Ohio
Hiram A. Matthewson
Buffalo
New York
James R.clewry
Lansing
Michigan
Oliver I. Bettis
Sumter
South Caroline
Bernal E. Roe
Harlem
Montana
Robert E. Smiley
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Gerald D. Porter
Clinton
Mass
Fight Picture Set By Theater In Pocatello
Pocatellans Thursday will see the Zale Cerdan ring encounter as the Chief theater plans a 20 minute feature. The film is being flown in by airplane to provide the fastest service.
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Pocatellans
John Denman
Pos
Religious Book Week Planned in Pocatello
National Religious Book Week will be observed in Pocatello from October 24 to 31. Bill Fleming president of the Y's Men's Club announced the event. The program is sponsored by the Y's Men's Club and the Pocatello Public Library and will feature a reviewed religious book each night at 8 p.m. from Monday through Saturday at the YM.
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Pocatello
Bill Fleming
Y's Men's Club
Y’s Men’s Club
Pocatello Public Library
Guernsey Herd Heads to Pacific International Show
Idaho state guernsey herd left Nampa to attend the Pacific International show in Portland. Participants include Ray L. West, Charles Pritzl, Lee Chipman, Lewis Freer, Robert Davis, W. L. Hendrix, Fred Davis, Dick Hawley, Harold Steele, John Etten, and Joe Pritzl, competing with others from Oregon Washington and Utah and individually.
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Nampa
Idaho
Radio Programs on KPST Preston and KEIO Kansas City station listing
Daily grid lists hour by hour shows for KPST Preston 1340 and KEIO 1450 including riders of purple sage strike up the band mountain jamboree lumber news show tune time cete glee club romantic cycle organ music blue baron fashion show easy rhythm matinee salon serenade and more through late night sign off, with various news talks and musical programs across both stations.
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Preston Electric
Hansen-Godfrey
Jensen
O. P. Skagg
AP News
Zeke Manners
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Nancy Craig
Betty Crocker
Elmer Davis
Telephone Hearing On Capitol Deliberations On Rates
Idaho Public Utilities commission hearing into Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. features MS and S arguments about state differences in service conditions and depreciation allowances. MS&T cites bond issuance struggles while Idaho Farm Bureau urges better service before rate hikes. attorney Alfred C. Chardon to move for dismissal.
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Annie Tangumen
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Idaho
Utah
Ms&t
Commission
Ms&s
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Alfred C. Chardon
Pocatello
IFBF
Wyoming Governor Cleared to Seek U S Senate Seat
Wyoming Supreme Court ruled Gov. Lester C. Hunt may run for the U S Senate while remaining in office. The decision denied auditor Carl A. Johnson’s mandamus petition to stop Hunt, who will face Senator E V Robertson in November.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Supreme Court
Lester C. Hunt
U. S. Senate
Carl A. Johnson
Hunt
E. V. Robertson
Registration Centers Open for Bannock County Election
Bannock County registration centers remain open through October 30 for the November 2 general election. Registration closes at 9 p.m. that day. Centers list includes multiple Pocatello locations and other district wards with names and addresses for voters to register.
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Bannock County
Bannock
Pocatello No
Vina E. Kelow
South Johnson
Karen E. Jensen
North Lincoln
Anna Hawkes
West Carter
Emma Henry
Belvedere
Pocatello
H. H. Locke
West Lander
Earl Chamblin
West Haydenan
H. L. DeLate
North Main
Laura Rabourn
West Young
W. F. Janneck
Rosewood
Leslie J. Christensen
West Conner
D. O. Taylor
East Sublette
Isabelle C. Niles
North Seventh
Priscilla H. McNichols
East Bonneville
Sam Oliver
South Sixth
William Beasley, Jr
East Terry
J. F. Lee
South Second
Alta Swalow
South Tenth
Kathleen V. Ashby
East Lewis
W. M. Andrus
North Tenth
Mary E. Randall
North Thirteenth
North Pocatello
Ilene Barrett
North
Portneuf Park
Doris. Casperson
al Ameda No
Amy J. VanNatta
Wilson
Alameda
Lula Rupp
Park
Sarah E
Highway Eating Place Is Robbed
Special to the Post. Approximately $150 was taken this weekend from the White Tower motel and lunch shop on Highway 25. The burglary occurred in the Oberfields apartment. they were away during the evening and returned to find the apartment ransacked and the money missing from a dresser drawer.
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Paul
White Tower
Highway 25
C. D. Oberfield
Motoring Taxes in 1946 Total 2.5 Billion
Motorists in the United States paid 2.507 billion dollars in taxes in 1946. Registrations accounted for 551 million, gasoline and state taxes 1.065 billion, federal excise 796 million, and other taxes 95 million.
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United States
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