Registration Schedules Set for Bannock County Men
Bannock county officials announce registration offices in Pocatello and Grace for men aged 18 to 25. Specific dates cover birth years from 1922 to 1930 with 25 year olds born after August 30, 1922 registering Monday. Offices open 8 am to 5 pm. Sam Dunn urges employers to allow eligible workers to register. The draft system aims to sign up about nine and a half million men from August 30 to September 18 with classes determining future induction.
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Bannock County
Bistline
East Center Street
Pocatello
Grace
Ellen Donaldson
County Selective Service Board
Donaldson
Sam Dunn
Bannock
Washington
Idaho Falls Pioneers Fall in Extra Innings
In a multi sentence box score, Idaho Falls loses to Salt Lake in 10 innings as Billings and Pocatello also feature, with Waters, Lanham, Chuka, King contributing for the visitors while Curley LeBlanc Manzer Thurston Woburn for the home side. Great Falls tops Pocatello with Savarese and Brocker strong on offense.
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Idaho Falls
Billings
Lanham
Chuka
King
Pocatello
Great Falls
Curley and LeBlanc
Manzer
Thurston
Woburn
Twin Falls
Salt Lake
Myers
Hoah
Danielson
Savarese
Brocker
Mayor Explains Contingent Fund Use in City Budget
Mayor Phillips clarifies the mayor's contingent fund is the city's emergency fund, used only with city council approval and subject to audits. Pocatello council approves Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific railroad facilities extension on Shoshone Avenue and authorizes $200,000 in tax anticipation bonds to continue construction.
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Phillips
pee e_brge
R. Phillips
Pocatello
Mayor's Office
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Shoshone Avenue
South Second Avenue
East Pocatello
New College Terrace
Bistline Agency
City General Fund
Water Department
Idaho State College
City Zoning Commission
Sam Engbar
North Eleventh Avenue
Richard 8. McLelland
Fifteenth and Center
Zoning Commission
Probate petition filed for Thomas Vallar estate in Idaho
Santa Vallar of Pocatello files for probate of Thomas Vallar who died in Lava Hot Springs on June 3. The estate includes personal property valued at 1200 dollars. Heirs are two daughters Julia D. Pace and the petitioner. Probate Judge Willard Lund fixes 11 a m September 4 for the hearing.
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Santa Vallar
Pocatello
Thomas 8. Vallar
Lava Hot Springs
Julia D. Pace
Willard Lund
Bannock Motel Co Inc Formed in Boise
Articles of incorporation filed with the Secretary of State announce the Bannock Motel Co Inc of Pocatello capital stock 50000 with J R Simplot of Boise and W W Shields and Bruce Pierce of Pocatello as organizers. Probate action filed by Clayton J Goddard seeks a decree on Mary E Christofferson estate community property. surviving husband Chris Christofferson conveyed Lot 14 Block 601 Pocatello to the petitioner to clear title. Probate Judge Willard Lund set Sept 30 for hearing.
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Boise
Secretary of State
Bannock Motel Co., Inc
Pocatello
J. R. Simplot
W. W. Shields
Bruce Pierce
Clayton J. Goddard
Bannock County
Mary E. Christofferson
Chris Christofferson
Willard Lund
August Building Totals for Pocatello Reveals Permits
Pocatello issued building permits in August totaling 275070 dollars. A A Girard city fire chief presided. The month included 24 new residences valued at 159500, 14 residential remodels valued at 11870, 10 new business buildings valued at 98700, two business remodels totaling 950, and six private garages valued at 4050. 76 wiring permits were issued and permit fees reached 329.50.
Registration Set Monday for Pocatello High Students
Pocatello high school students will register in advance for the fall term starting at 9 a m Monday in the high school building Elwood Gledhill principal announced Registration continues through Thursday Seniors register on opening day Monday The 1949 class is expected to be large Juniors Tuesday sophomores Wednesday freshmen Thursday Choir or chorus auditions occur before registration in room 211 Last names A through I in room 218 and J through Z in room 217 Opening of classes postponed from September 7 to September 20 Advance registration runs August 30 to September 2
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Pocatello High School
Elwood Gledhill
Gledhill
Hinshaw Heads Idaho Republicans at Party Meeting
ISE Boise businessman Hinshaw and Mrs. Earl Wright were chosen to lead the Idaho GOP. Hinshaw elected unanimously over Joe Call. Wright won 127 to 72 over Mrs. Cuba Proctor. State chairman Tom W. Smith retired, urged party unity. Convention backed liquor and gambling law tweaks and cost of living based salaries, and called for peaceful labor management settlement.
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Hinshaw
Boise
GOP
Joe Call
Bonneville County
Wright
Earl S. Wright
Dubois
Cuba Proctor
Twin Falls
Tom W. Smith
Rexburg
Republican Party
Idaho
Smith
Coeur d'Alene
Spy probing committee accuses White House of blocking security efforts
The House Un American Activities Committee charges the White House obstructed its inquiry into communist espionage, blaming Attorney General Clark for not enforcing laws strongly enough. It calls for tougher anti spying laws and notes no charges of perjury are made at this time.
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Washington
White House
United States
House un-American ‘Activities Committee
Soviet Troops Target East Berlin Invasion Plan
An American military government report accuses Soviet troops of planning to use troops to oust the anti Communist Berlin government. Invasions of the city hall by communist demonstrators are described as part of a broader Soviet plan to trigger riots and justify Soviet intervention. A speeding Russian jeep struck an American soldier. a Russian lieutenant colonel reportedly declared resistance to capture. The city council plans to meet again next Tuesday amid tensions and warnings of a possible east west transfer.
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Berlin
U. S
Ross
East Berlin
Amercan
Socialist Unity Party
SED
Leutenant
Exhibitors Urged to Quarantine Prize Stock at Blackfoot Show
County Agent Milton B Weston warns BLACKFOOT exhibitors to quarantine prize stock after the Eastern Idaho state fair as stock from neighboring states enters this year. Dr P G Eldredge of the University of Idaho notes many fail to take precautions and a returned animal could infect others. He urges a month in quarantine as diseases typically appear in that period.
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Milton B. Weston
P. G Eldredge
University of Idaho
Black man confesses in two white women assault case
Clearwater Florida reported that a Black man admitted Saturday to injuring two socially prominent white women. One victim was a bride-to-be who was savagely beaten August 5 in the house she planned to occupy after marriage. The second case involved a woman whose husband had been away on vigilante duty as special policemen had patrolled after the first assault.
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Clearwater
Fla
Todd Tucker
Escaped Utah Prison Break Ends With Capture in Salt Lake City
Pred Carl Berge Jr., 21, fled Friday with two others from the Utah State Prison. Berge was captured Saturday night at 127 Floral Ave. in Salt Lake City, unarmed and silent. Cofugitives Joe Gough, 41, and Ercil Clark, 28, were nabbed within hours near the prison. Mayor Earl J. Glade called for action to relocate the prison from the city.
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Salt Lake City
Carl Berge, Jr
Utah State Prison
Clarence Dent
Dent
Floral Ave
Berge
Joe Gough
Ercil Clark
Earl J. Glade
Weather Forecast Card for Local Area
The forecast shows partly cloudy skies with warm conditions. Daytime high ranges 88 to 98 degrees, overnight low 50 to 60, sun sets at 7 12 p m and rises tomorrow at 5 51 a m.
Auto crash on Highway 30 claims five lives near Pocatello
A head on collision on Highway 30N near Pocatello left five dead and one critically injured. The deceased include J S Morrison and his wife, their daughters Carol and Anne, and Ralph Thalmann. Eileen Morrison survived with multiple serious injuries. Truck driver Joe Williams was treated for head wounds and released.
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J. S. Morrison
Simpson Avenue
Salt, Lake City
Carol
Anne
Ralph Thalmann
Dowerington
Pocatello General Hospital
Joe Williams
Benton
Billz Signz Company
Pocatello
Saint Anthony Hospital
Collision near Remer station halves two vehicles
At approximately one mile south of Remer a Morrison car and a Billz Signz truck collided head on as both traveled on the highway. Harold Greenhalch heard the crash and called police while state patrolman Alfred Nogo investigated the scene noting that Williams, truck driver, said he lost control.
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Alfred Nogo
Idaho
N. S. Fordyce
Bannock County
J. S. Morrison
Ralph Thalmann
Salt Lake City
Eileen Morrison
Morrisons
General Hospital
Billz Signz Company
Joe Williams
Benton
Remer Auto
State to Revoke Liquor License At Frontier Club
The Idaho state liquor enforcement department announces suspension of licenses for two Boise clubs and revocation of the Last Frontier club near Batise. Licenses suspend after notice for 15 days and remain until eligibility is shown, with a 30 day post proof period.
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Boise
Pocatello
State Law Enforcement Department
R. C. Lewis
Batise
Lewis
Owyhee Hotel
Eastern Idaho oil exploration series begins in Tribune
The Tribune announces a timely series on the geology of eastern Idaho’s oil prospects by Ray E. Colten, petroleum geologist. Drawings accompany the first article, appearing in Mondays Tribune and exclusive to the Pocatello Tribune.
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Idaho
the Tribune
Pocatello Tribune
Ray E. Colten
Tribune
Colten
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Pioneer League
Goivas
Lam
LaFrance
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Alameda
Wyeton
A. A. Girard
Ise
Ezra B. Hinshaw
Earl Wright
Idaho Republican Party
Clark
America
U.S
Ray Davis
Fow
Intermountain
Davis
Rick Ricketson
Intermountain Fox
Cheyenne
Merchant Marine
Prec Pocatello Weseseses
Bilings
Boisa
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Ccccees
Omaha
San Francisco
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Pocatello City Limits
Thalmann
Ence
Frontier Club
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