Primaries Set To Open At Noon In Bannock County
Voting begins at noon Tuesday with polls closing at 8 pm. Incumbent Nellie Cline Steenson of Pocatello faces no Democratic opposition for state senator. Republican candidates J O Cotant and Perry Swisher contest the seat. Bannock County nominating contests include several for state representatives and county offices with multiple candidates on both parties tickets.
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Nellie Cline Steenson
Pocatello
J. O. Cotant
Perry Swisher
Bannock County
Mathias W. Lowe
Grace
Henry C. O'Leary
Danny Pullos
William J. Ryan
Morgan Hawkes
Forrest H. Howard
Harry L. Thurston
Theo Turner
Chester S. Smith
McCammon
R. T
Chubbuck
Nho
Onan T. Mecham
Bancroft
Milton F. Hartvigsen
C. M. Jeffery
Henry McQuade
George W
Polls Open and Closed Times With Local Voting Sites List
Primary election polling places listed with noon opening and 8 p m closing. Sites include Pocatello precincts at Emerson school Memorial hall Bul lock Motor 404 South Arthur Bannock hotel Corner Center and Arthur senior high school and many more across Bannock County including Courthouse Church of Christ Whittier and Assembly of God locations Portneuf park Alameda Chubbuck Tyhee and other schools and halls.
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Pocatello
Emerson School
Memorial Hall
Bullock Motor
South Arthur
Bannock Hotel
Center and
Arthur
Bannock Motor
North Main
Irving Junior High
Sunlite Neon Sign Company
Jefferson School
Lincoln School
Grange Hall
Bonneville School
Courthouse
Church of Christ
East Benton
Whittier School
Armory
Washington School
Christian Church
East Center
Franklin Junior High
Assembly of God Church
East Lander
Twelfth Avenue
North Wanats-etniziotretien
Bannock County Fair Grounds
Portneuf Park
Alameda
Woodward Bros
Roosevelt School
Alameda City Hall
Chubbuck
Brennan’s Corner
Tyhee
Idaho Firms Sponsor Race at Pocatello Meet
Ten local merchants will sponsor a 10 mile horse race with a $500 purse at the Bannock county fairgrounds track during the Pocatello riding club meet set for September 11 12 and 13 R C Hillman club president said today The race is the first of its kind in Pocatello with sponsors including Whitman hotel Scoops rf Barn 8 Barbecue Golo Cigar Star Cab BaseW club ghway Inn Inkom and Saw tooth club Arco
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Pocatello Riding Club
R. C. Hillman Club
Pocatello
Bannock County Fairgrounds
Whitman Hotel
Scoop’s
Rf Barn
8 Barbecue
Golo Cigar Star Cab
Basew Club
Ghway Inn
Inkom
Sawtooth Club
Arco
Jet Fighter F86 public flight tops 650 mph display
At New York International Airport a nine day aerial pageant ended with Maj. Richard L. Johnson flying North American F 86 in public. The pilot said it felt like home as the jet smashed past with an announced speed over 650 mph though no official timing was recorded.
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New York
New York International Airport
Richard L. Johnson
Wrightfield
Dayton
Ohio
Air Force
Johnson
Patrol Guards Entombed C-47 Wreck in Alps
In Milan Italy a police patrol guards a snow entombed C-47 high in the French-Italian alps identified by the U S air force as the missing plane with 20 aboard. Only a wing and two motors are visible. Two frozen bodies were found outside the wreckage. An expedition to recover the bodies will start after American air force representatives arrive.
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Milan
Italy
U. S. Air Force
Germany
Borgo San Dalmazzo
Friends Give to Boys Town For Victim of Plane Crash
Malad reports Jack Clark died in an airplane accident. His parents asked friends and relatives to donate to Boys Town in his memory. Rev. Edward C. Walsh at Boys Town thanks donors for 400 dollars and says the community remembers the departed with prayers and sympathy.
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Jack Clark
Jam D. Clark
Boys Town
Clark
Edward C. Walsh
Boys Town Aa
Jack
Credit buyers face tougher terms under wartime style controls
The article warns that resuming wartime credit limits could cut appliance and furniture sales by over 10 percent as buyers must raise down payments and accept longer 15 month terms. Dealers expect mixed effects with some loss on durable goods but gains on soft goods as people adjust budgets.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Investigator Killed Rescuing Youth on Mountain Ledge
In Tucson Arizona a sheriff's investigator died after falling nearly 1000 feet while rescuing 15 year old Guy Rockefeller Jr from a mountain ledge where he had spent the night. The boy was lowered to safety but the rescue itself failed.
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Tucson
Ariz
John D. Anderson
Guy L. Rockefeller, Jr
Anderson
Young Rockefeller
Government Aids States Mental Health Activities
Federal funds allocated to states for mental health work were announced by Oscar R. Ewing. The program provides two federal dollars for each state dollar based on population need and mental health burden to support research training personnel and local facilities. Idaho received a $20,000 grant.
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Washington
Oscar R. Ewing
Federal Security Administrator
Ewing
Idaho
Americans Arrested in Soviet Zone Near Mellrichstadt
Two Americans an officer and a civilian were arrested August 5 in the Russian zone after crossing into the Soviet zone at Mellrichstadt about 75 miles east of Frankfurt and have not been released.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Mellrichstadt
English Storm Leaves Havoc in Wake
Weekend storms in Britain and France caused at least 22 deaths and extensive damage. British crops were flattened and many areas flooded. Brest port losses exceeded 100,000,000 francs about 330,000 dollars as boats and a trawler sank and port cranes were damaged.
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London
Britain
France
Brest
Lightning Destroys Lamching Shed on R G Price Ranch
A bolt of lightning sparked a fire that completely destroyed a 300 square foot lamachin g shed on the R G Price ranch near Gannett early Sunday. The shed, built two years ago, was not insured. Also lost were an automobile farm supplies machinery and several head of stock. Neighbors described the storm as one of Wood River Valley's most severe.
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Price
Wood River Valley
Sweden Holds Neutral Line in World War III
Foreign affairs expert DeWitt Mackenzie reports Sweden plans armed neutrality and seeks Norway's backing amid a Western pressure campaign. He notes Scandinavia cannot stay neutral in a Communist Democracies clash and cites Bevin's sterling view that neutrality is unlikely, framing Cold War as a broader ideological struggle.
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DeWitt Mackenzie
Sweden
Norway
Stockholm
Mediterranean
Scandinavia
Bevin
London
Europe
Bolshevists
China
Greece
U S Wins Olympic Crew Titles In London
The United States claimed two rowing golds at Henley-on-Thames as California’s eight and the University of Washington four won titles. A track dispute over a 400 meter relay foul remained unresolved as the Olympic jury postponed ruling after viewing race films. Barney Ewell faced questions about an apparent early baton pass to Lorenzo Wright.
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London
America
United States
California
Shell
Henley - On - Thomas
University of Washington
Art Olympic Jury
Barney Ewell
Lancaster
Lorenzo Wright
Wayne University
Idaho Falls Plans $250000 LDS Hospital Expansion
Idaho Falls LDS hospital will undergo a $250000 expansion and remodeling plan announced by hospital superintendent Grant Ovard. Approved by the church first presidency, construction starts now with two new full stories added to both wings, a new emergency entrance, making each north and south wing six stories tall while the center remains seven.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Lds Hospital
Grant Ovard
First Presidency
Church
Ovard
Idaho Poultrymen Open Convention Starts in Idaho Falls
Idaho poultrymen gathered in Idaho Falls for the four day Idaho Poultry Improvement Association convention. University of Idaho experts led sessions on flock selection breed standards and production judging while registration continued. A beginner blood testing class was added and successful participants may test flocks statewide.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
University of Idaho
Idaho Poultry Improvement Associatin
Burglar Returns Loot From Carlson Jewelry Heist
A Milwaukee package delivered to Carlson Jewelry in Marinette contains 129 rings, 16 watches, a compact and a locket set, recovering loot from a Thursday burglary that yielded about 1500 dollars. The burglar remains at large.
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Marinette
Wis
Carlson Jewelry
Milwaukee
Free Records Giveaway Promised by Local Market Ad
Turs J N Suddarth of 216 West Corner won five gift records at Fawson Music Shop by selecting the mystery tune on the Pocatello Tribune Want Ad Alley. Tune in Tuesday at 7 45 a m on KEYY 1240 for an informal review of unusual ads in the Classified Section and a chance to win records.
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Turs
J. N. Suddarth
West Corner
Fawson Music Shop
Pocatello Tribune
Heavy Rainfall Drenches Pocatello Breaking July Drought
A heavy rainfall event in Pocatello brings the heaviest rain since mid June. The city weather bureau recorded 1.39 inches, with .10 inch at the airport. July and June totals included .04 and .81 inches on notable dates, following a dry July.
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Pocatello
City Weather Bureau
Airport Bureau
Intensive Plans To Develop US Forests Urged
The House Public Lands Committee urged the federal government to retain ownership of national forest lands and advance a development program for forest resources. They favored multiple use of forests, balancing livestock grazing with big game needs while protecting public rights and conservation.
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Washington
House Public Lands Committee
Iti
Pus
Hail Storm Destroys Idaho Crops Near Idaho Falls
A Sunday hailstorm in the Bonneville county area southeast of Idaho Falls damaged crops across about a mile by ten miles. Hailstones over an inch damaged wheat, potatoes and alfalfa, with losses estimated over 100000 by county agent Clyde Wadell. At least 20 farmers were affected in the northern fringe of Bing ham county.
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Idaho Falls
Here
Clyde M. Wadell
Bonneville County
Wadel
Bingham County
Iowa
Wadell
Owyhee Hotel to Modernize With $50,000 Plan
Boise reports say owner C. D. Stratton announced Monday a modernization program worth 50000 dollars for the Owyhee hotel. Seattle note says Boeing and the aeronautical mechanics union exchanged letters as a basis for possible strike end after 109 days. Singapore dispatch reports at least 10 dead in 48 hours amid Malay communist unrest including three insurgents.
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Boise
Owyhee Hotel
C. D. Stratton
Seattle
Boeing Airplane Company
The
Aeronautical Mechanics Union
Singapore
Soviet Rocket Guns Reported Near Western Germany Frontier
British Telegraf and German journalist claim Soviet forces moved rocket guns toward the frontier of the Soviet occupation zone and western Germany. German officials say border controls have tightened. U S air forces bolster in Europe as Molotov talks continue.
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Berlin
Geremany
Telesgraf
Telegraf
Hof
U. S
V. M. Molotov
United States
Europe
England
Giant carrier to lead atomic age Navy ship planned
The Navy announces a $125 million giant carrier to be built by Newport News Shipbuilding. No keel date yet, but first sea trials likely in about four years. Tonnage ranges 65 000 to 80 000 tons and the ship is designed to launch strategic aircraft and withstand air attacks.
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Washington
Navy
Carerier
Newport News
Polio Case Reported in Twin Falls Youth
Magic Valley's district health unit reports the first polio case in over two months. A 17-year-old Twin Falls boy contracted the disease last week in a mild form, marking a quiet period in the region.
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Twin Falls
Magic Valley
South Central Idaho District Health Unit
Truman Seen Ready to Sign Anti-Inflation Bill
Washington reports Republicans say an extra session will help President Truman curb inflation. They note consumer credit controls and higher bank reserve requirements were dropped from the bill. Truman reportedly seeks price and wage controls and rationing powers. Press Secretary Ross declined to reveal plans and hinted the president may discuss perceived shortcomings. The housing bill awaits departmental review and a separate anti inflation measure is expected soon.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Trueman
Ross
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