Firm Tariff Emphasized At Idaho Wool Growers Convention
Speakers at the Idaho Wool Growers association 86th annual convention urged a firm tariff and a strong public relations program to revive a rapidly declining wool industry. National president Sylvan J. Pauly cited low U S wool output and projected growth to 30 to 45 million sheep, while state president John H. Breckenridge discussed a planned national information service with a 1500 dollar Idaho share.
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Idaho Wool Growers Association
Bannock Hotel
Sylvan J. Pauly
Deer Lodge
Mont
John H. Breckenridge
Twin Falls
Pauly
United States
U.S
Idaho Wool Growers Leader Fights Price Controls at Convention
John W. Breckenridge president of the Idaho Wool Growers Association warned at the annual convention that any price control plans would hurt sheep producers. He noted Idaho lamb crop value at 20 million dollars last year and urged stronger advertising and education to shift consumer beliefs on food costs while opposing federal subsidies increases.
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John W. Breckenridge
Breckenridge
Idaho Wool Growers Association
Congress
Idaho
Bannock County Swears In New Officials In Ceremony
Bannock County begins a new administration with all elected and re elected officials sworn in at the district court. Three new members join the board: R T Hale as county commissioner George Allen as county assessor and H L Fawson as superintendent of schools. The reorganized county commission names W H Pete Jensen as chairman and administers oaths to all officials.
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Bannock County
W. H. “Pete” Jensen
H. L. Fawson
W. P. Havener
Arthur W. Hall
George
R. T. Hale
McCammon
Clegg Raymond
George Allen
Mark Manley
Scott D. Lowe
Anna Keefe
Jensen
W. H.pete
Prize Lamb To Go On Auction Block Tomorrow
A pure bred lamb will be auctioned in the Bantock hotel lobby at 9 30 tomorrow morning just before the Idaho Woolgrowers convention morning session. Proceeds go to the March of Dimes as the group’s first project of the year. The lamb was arranged for the pollo group by Chet Loveland and Roy Nelder.
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Bantock Hotel
Idaho Woolgrowers Convention
March of Dimes
Pollo Group
Chet Loveland
Roy Nelder
State senator defends game commission act amid lobbying claims
Senator C E Cannon voiced support for the idea and game commission in the state senate. A sportsmen group adopted a resolution accusing political pressure groups of seeking repeal and warning that politics could intrude into wildlife management. Cannon denied any selfish political maneuvering and urged the wildlife association to reveal who is lobbying, noting there was no lobbying by the senate.
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State Senate
C. E. Cannon
D. Elmore
Sportsmen 'S Organization
Cannon
Senate
Wildlife Association
The
High winds whip Salt Lake City area snarling streets
Strong local winds from canyon areas sent snow drifting across streets in Salt Lake City and Ogden area causing blockages. Snowplows and rotary units labor to clear routes with winds still blowing snow back onto streets. State highway department and weather bureau call it a local condition.
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Ogden
East Beach
22Nd East
Bryan Avenue
20Th East
State Highway Department
Weather Bureau
Glennon to Sit on Idaho High Court January 18 21
Bannock County District Judge L. B. Glennon was asked by Chief Justice Edwin M. Holden to sit on Idaho's high court bench from January 18 through 21. The request comes as the court seeks additional assistance. Glennon will participate in cases scheduled for the limited-term session.
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Glennon
Idaho High Court
Bannock County
L. B. Glennon
Edwin M. Holden
Snow Filling Local Roads In Eastern Idaho
Drifting and blowing snow blocks eastern Idaho highways with Ashton area roads closed until heavier snow removal crews arrive. U.S. 191 from Idaho Falls to West Yellowstone requires following snow plows, while U.S. 91 near the Montana border remains open but drifted. U.S. 89 between Lava Hot Springs and Georgetown faces ongoing closures and drift conditions.
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U.S
Lava Hot Springs
Georgetown
U.S. 191
Idaho Falls
Yellowstone
Montana-Idaho
Highway Bureau
Where Dollar Goes In New Budget
President Truman outlines the 12 month budget plan showing revenue sources and expenditures. Revenue sources include direct taxes on individuals and corporations excise and customs duties. Outgo covers national defense international affairs and aid veterans benefits interest debt and social security.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Two youths reported missing during rabbit hunt in Salt Lake City
Parents asked peace officers to search for two boys who vanished during a rabbit hunting trip in Salt Lake City. The report notes the youths are believed to be together and authorities are coordinating search efforts.
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Salt Lake City
Pie Destroys Class Rooms At Lewisville
A fire at Midway high school in Lewisville destroyed classrooms leaving 197 students without space. Fire fighters aided by Menan department and about 100 volunteers faced below zero temperatures that froze hoses. Building valued at $80,000. William M. Fisher chaired the board.
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Lewisville
Midway High School
Menan
William M. Fisher
Martha Taylor dies at 81 in Idaho home
Martha Emily Taylor 81 died at her daughter’s home 428 East Lovejoy after a lingering illness. Born August 27 1867 in Moniteau County Missouri she lived in Missouri and California before settling in Idaho with daughter Mrs Henry Blume. Survived by son Albert Campbell daughter Bonnie Lee Blume and granddaughter. Funeral plans in Missouri with Downard mortuary handling arrangements.
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Henry Blume
E. Lovejoy
Blume
Moniteau County
Martha Emily Hickcox
Henry
Melina Defoe Hickcox
Missouri
Walter Campbell
James Taylor
Albert Campbell
California
Pocatello
Bonnie Lee Blume
Downard Mortuary
Rock crashes into home in Utah injuring two
A 260 pound rock rolled down a mountainside in Bingham Canyon Utah and crashed into the Sayotavics second floor apartment narrowly missing a six year old child. It struck the couple Pete Sayotavic and his wife as they sat, injuring them with the rock embedding at their legs.
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Pete Sayotavic
Government Budget Share Per Person Aids Cold War Plan
Washington reports the president's budget proposes a national cost per person of 282.82 for the year starting July 1, based on 148 million residents. It compares to 271.04 in the prior year and 101.14 in 1941 before Pearl Harbor, with a year end debt near 251.9 billion and total expenses around 40.9 billion.
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Washington
Truman
Pearl Harbor
Snow Strikes California and Wyoming Worsening Damages
A severe cold spell reached California and Wyoming as a blizzard aftermath lingered. Frost hit citrus crops in southern California while Los Angeles and Long Beach saw rare freezes. Montana and Idaho posted record lows with fatalities from prior storms and disrupted transport across rail and road networks.
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Rocky Mountain
California
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Mauna Loa erupts then quiets after dramatic lava show
A six man party led by Frank Oberhansley, Hawaii National Park superintendent, reported lava fountains 35 to 50 feet high at Mauna Loa crater Mokuaweowee. The lava flow filled the crater floor as observers in the rim and from the air watched the spectacular display before the eruption subsided.
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Hawaii National Park
Mauna Loa
Frank Oberhansley
Harry Blickhahn
Hilo Herald-Tribune
Mokuaweowee
Blickhahn
Two Collisions Reported in Morning Police Investigation
Police investigated two accidents this morning. At 7 36 a m a collision at Greeley and Harrison involved Christian Norgaard 25 of RFD 1 north driving east on Greeley and Isaac Casanova 25 of PFE plant driving south on Harrison with a damaged right rear fender on the sedan. At 10 20 a m a coupe driven by Robert A Jones 26 of 557 North Harrison traveling east on Wyeth collided with an oil truck driven by Robert Frederickson 25 of 53 South Hayes with damage to the coupe fender and grill and the truck fender.
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Christian Norgaard
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Greeley
Isaac C. Casanova
PFE
Robert A. Jones
North Harrison
Wyeth
Robert Frederickson
South Hayes
Truman Asks For Almost 42 Billions
President Truman submitted a peacetime budget totaling 4.858 billion dollars for the coming year, with about half earmarked for defense against the Soviet Union. He warned that freedom costs will rise and urged Congress to approve a 4 billion dollar annual tax hike, plus measures to extend social programs and health insurance. The plan projects an 873 million dollar deficit in 1950 and a continued rise in future budgets to fund a larger military establishment.
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Europe
Truman
America
Congress
Weather Summary for Pocatello and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and continued cold tonight and Tuesday. Low 10 below, high Tuesday 10 above. Sunset 5 15, sunrise 8 01. Mean temperature yesterday 22. Precipitation this month .25, normal .40.
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Trace Salt Lake
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Seattle
Senator Magnuson Denies Rumor of Marriage to Actress Heiress
Senator Warren G. Magnuson of Washington calls reports linking him to 25 year old actress heiress Toni Seven absurd. The story surfaced after he was listed as necessarily absent at Congress opening.
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Warren G. Magnuson
D.wash
June Millarde
Toni Seven
Theopening
Congress
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