Glavin Loses In Primary Final Count
Glavin of Falls Idaho, former state House speaker, loses bid for reelection in a Republican field. Incumbents Busmann and others fall as write in ballots may determine November, with many districts single party on the ballot. The list shows candidates assured of nomination for the Nov 2 general election across multiple senates and houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Barney Glavin
In Falls
Use of Representatives
Co. L. Busmann
Twin Falls County
Adam Senate
Fred Taylor
R. K. D. Ogden
D. House
Homer Budge
Paul Vernon
David G. Tate
Edith Miller
Richard M Mitchell
Lavera Swope
David Brazil
Joe Williams
D. Adams
Senate
Marguerite A. Campbell
R. House
Edwin A. Snow
Hangar Dance Aids Burley Pool Fund
A hangar dance at the new Burley airport drew local civic groups and businesses in a charity event to raise funds for a new swimming pool. The Thursday night gathering showcased community support and timely fundraising for the project.
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Burley Airport
Berlin Border Clashes Highlight Tense Occupation
U S and British military police repelled two Russian border raids into western Berlin without violence as Berlin police divisions split into rival camps. German workers protested high food prices in the American zone, with a major demonstration in Frankfurt. Russian forces claimed cross-border pursuit of black market operators. officials called the raids harassment and possible deserter hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Germany
Frankfurt
Charles C. Bond
Public Safety
U. S
Kreuzberg
Potsdamer Planz
Blackfoot announces 1948-49 teacher roster and start date
Blackfoot C C Evans, superintendent, says the 1948-49 term begins August 30 in Blackfoot Consolidated District 55. Registration for high school runs August 24 to 27. A faculty meeting is set for August 28 at 2 p.m. at the high school with named principals and a long list of teachers for both Blackfoot High and Junior High.
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Blackfoot
C. C. Evans
Treasury Calls Two Percent Bonds for Redemption
Secretary of the Treasury announced all outstanding two percent bonds of 1948 to 1950 dated December 8, 1939, are called for redemption on December 15. About $571,491,150 remains outstanding. The move, aimed at curbing inflation, will tighten the bond market and reduce bank holdings and lending capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Treasury
Tobin to Take Oath as Labor Secretary in White House
Maurice J. Tobin former Massachusetts governor will take his oath as Secretary of Labor immediately after his first cabinet meeting at the White House Friday. Pravda accuses the FBI of kidnapping two Soviet teachers and claims the incident provoked Russian indignation. Grant Hess resigns from the Veterans Welfare Commission citing personal business, announced by Gov. Robins.
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Washington
Maurice J. Tobin
Massachusetts
Labor
White House
Moscow
Pravda
U. S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Boise
Grant Hess
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
C. A. Robins
Hess
Legion OKs Red Probe at Utah convention
National Commander James F. O Neil says the American Legion insists no communist should hold any appointive government position including sensitive posts. He viewed spy hearings as beneficial long term and urged expanded veteran programs, housing legislation, universal military training, Mundt Nixon bill, UN support, and youth education. About 500 Legionnaires and delegates attend the Thirtieth annual Utah convention sessions running through tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
James F. O'Neil
Utah
O'Neil
J. Keith Williams
Robert L. Shelby
Weather Outlook for Poctello and Idaho-Pale Areas
Friday forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms in Poctello and Idaho-Pale. Temperature expected to hold steady with little change.
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Poctello
Idaho
Samarin Testifies On Spy Inquiry In Washington
President Truman denounces the congressional spy probe as a red herring while the House committee questions Russian teacher Michael Ivanovitch Samarin behind closed doors. Samarin declares he and his wife renounced Soviet citizenship and would be shot if returned to the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Truman
Congressional
Congress
House Committee On un-American Activities
Michael Ivanovitch Samarin
Mundt
Samarin
Soviet Union
Hein & Concentration Camp
Rotary Head Here Sept 13 and football schedule set
Rotary International president Mitchel will visit Pocatello Monday September 13 during a luncheon at the Bannock hotel. F G Brick Thompson announced Idaho State College football schedule with three home games in Pocatello September 18 against Western Colorado State October 16 against Colorado State and October 30 against Montana State.
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Mitchel
Rotary International
Pocatello
Mal Deaton
Pocatello Rotary
Bannock Hotel
Mitchell
F. G
Brick) Thompson
Idaho State College
Western Colorado State College
Colorado State College
Montana State College
Wayne Booth
Memorial Hall
Infant Bou via Funeral Planned in Fort Hall
Funeral services for Infant Bou via one day old son of Paul and Evelyn Bou via of Fort Hall will be Friday at 11 a.m. at the Downard Chapel St. Joseph's Church officiated by Rev. Father TI Lafeyiot. Interment will be in Mountain cemetery. Born in Pocatello August 9 the child is survived by his parents two sisters Paulette Louise and Ann Marie and grandparents Mr and Mrs T L Smith of Rochelle Ga and Mr and Mrs John Bou via of McCammon.
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Bouvia
Paul
Evelyn Bouvia
Fort Hall
Downard Chapel
TI. Lafeyiot
St. Joseph's Church
Terment
John Bouvia
McCammon
Blackfoot Funeral Held for Archie R. Knox
Funeral services were held Thursday for Archie R. Knox 47 a Blackfoot resident since 1911 found dead in his hotel room. Knox a cook planned to open a Blackfoot cafe and served in World War I overseas. Survivors include three brothers and one sister with interment at Grove City cemetery plus American Legion rites. Sandberg Funeral Home directed arrangements.
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Blackfoot
Archie R. Knox
Knox
Albert S. Knox
W. J. Knox
Tuscon
Ariz
J. Knox
Eddyville
Iowa
Olive Rich
Culver City
Calif
Grove City Cemetery
Stewart Hoover
Post 23
American Legion
Sandberg Funeral Home
Hartvigsen Resigns as Bannock County School Reorg Chairman
Milton P. Hartvigsen resigns as chairman of the Bannock County school reorganization committee. Fred Yost is named to succeed him. Scott D. Lowe, county superintendent, says the vote on reorganization of Pocatello remains delayed until after the year. The committee to date includes Yost Johnson, Dale Pong, William Petty, Floyd Dalton, and Hotyoeings.
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Milton P. Hartvigsen
Grace
Bannock County School Ree
Fred Yost
Bancroft
Scott D. Lowe
Lowe
Hartvigsen
Pocatello
Aoe
Oenee
County Board of Education
Yost
Lavern C. Johnson
Dale Pong Anaes
William Petty
Floyd Dalton
Soviet denial follows consul report on Kosenkina case
In London the Soviet Monitor said Molotov summoned U S Ambassador Smith over the cases of Mrs Oksana Stepankova Kosenkina and Mikhail Samarin A New York police report says a Russian schoolteacher identified as Kosenkina, who had sheltered at the Russian consulate, either jumped or fell from an upper story window. She suffered a possible leg injury and other wounds and was taken to Roosevelt Hospital.
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C. H. Bohrer
Charlie
Will Rogers
France
Italy
Holland
England
Monte Carlo
Rotary
London
Vu. M. Molotov
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Kremlin
Oksana Stepanova Kosenkina
Mikhail Ivanovitch Samarin
New York
Yakov M. Lomakin
Here
George P. Mitchell
East Swist Street
Kosenkina
Sachenko
Yakov Lomakin
Roosevelt Hospital
Supreme Court
Samuel Dickstein
Christopher Emmet
Board of Common Cause, Inc
Conrad Rothengast
Frank J. Fristensky
Rothengast
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Glavin
Swisher
Steenson
Bannock
Hood Worthington
R. Ernest Gaffney
D. Bingham
Blank. Blaine
C. FE. Atkinson
R. Orla A. Hicks
Buford Kirkland
D. Anthony Bonin
Glenn E. Bawledin
J. C. Cranston
R. Robert Doolittle
R. H. Young, Jr
Victor C. Ford
Thomas Y. Gwilliam
C. M. Munsey
D. Caribou
Blank
Cassia
K. C. Barlow
Clarence H. Phillips
Wallace Averill
Fred R. Williams
D. Clark
Earl
House
L. B. Jordan
Joseph Kaschmitter
Jefferson
Paul C
Eugene Maxwell
William B. Maxwell
William
C. W. Hartwig
Los Angeles
U.S
Foray
Blackfoot High School
Karl Ferrin
Robert M. Rupperle
John H. Barnett
Ava Barnes
J. Conrad Bertin
Mary Jane Bertrand
Reid Bishop
Flora Bond
Mamie Capellan
Ann Curtis
Irven Christensen
Frank Hartkopf
Margaret Justice
Ihalina Knudsen
Helen Kotter
Caroline Lowe
Sterling MacFarlane
O. Elwood Manwaring
Carolyn Overstreet
Genvieve Powell
George Powell
Asael Stott
Frank M. Hurdle
Marlin Bingham
Mary Christesen
Lloyd L. Christensen
Cynthia Kinney
Anton Kodesh
Ann M. Langlois
Irene O'Day
Mollie Miller
Marjie Smith
W. LaVere Westover
U.S. Treasury
Legion OK
Ula
Burley
Butte
Sunrise
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
Russia
Rep. Mundt
R-Sd
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Arthur Wallander
New York Supreme Court
Common Cause, Inc
State Department
Thomas E. Dewey
Dickstein
Sovie
Tomoya Kawakita
Japan
Kawakita
Rotary Head
Kirksville, Mo
Samuel J
Allie EB
Bell Knox
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