Taft says Truman veto could kill tax cut this year
Senator Taft warned that if President Truman vetoes the pending tax reduction bill Congress may not pass another measure this session. He argued a veto would be illogical and that a 20 percent cut supporters want will likely wait until next year. Senator OMahoney said a veto would push a more equitable plan into 1950.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Congress
George
Dga
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
O’mahoney
Knights to confer three degrees for 30 candidates
Grand Knight Paul F DeVriendt of Pocatello council announces three degrees next Sunday June 8 for a class of 30. Degree work starts at noon and ends with a banquet at 7 pm at St Anthony’s Parish hall. Mayor E W Fanning of Idaho Falls will speak. Attendees from nearby councils expected.
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Paul F. DeVriendt
Pocatello
Knights of Columbus
St. Anthony's Parish Hall
St. Anthony's
E. W. Fanning
Idaho Falls
Robins Reappoints Howard Flint to Engineer Examiners Board
Idaho Governor C A Robins announced the five year reappointment of Howard R Spike Flint of Pocatello to the state board of engineer examiners. Flint's previous term expired Sunday.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
Howard R
Spike) Flint
Pocatello
State Board of Engineer Examiners
Flint
Notice to Bid for Fisherman Tender Speedboat
State Purchasing Agent invites sealed bids by 2 PM June 30 1947 at Room 122 State House for one 20 ft Fisherman Tender speed ship or equal for the Fish and Game Department. Bids opened publicly at the time and place. Proposal forms and specs available from the State Purchasing Agent. State may reject all bids. Harold A Boyd State Purchasing Agent. j. 2 3 4.
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State House
Fish and Game Department
Dcense
Dworshak Charges Inefficiency In Interior Department
Senator Dworshak accuses the Interior Department of widespread inefficiency and mismanagement led by Harold Ickes. He cites personnel payroll rises from 1939 to 1946, doubling staff while tripling payroll costs, and argues the department blocks reclamation funding. He warns against enlarging outlays as a result of alleged mismanagement.
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Washington
Henry Dworshak
Idaho
Interior Department
Congress
Dworshak
Department
New Deal
Harold L. Ickes
Senate
House Appropriations Committees
Ickes
New Deal Administration
University of Ida ho graduation and local notices
Mr and Mrs Ray D Bistline of 603 S Tenth travel to Moscow for son Stephen Bistline AB degree. Arthur Bistline accompanies from Chicago. Forty or Eight club dinner Monday 6 30 pm Memorial building Frank Christiansen announces. Fifteen World War II veterans invited to plan new venture and approaching convention. Marriage licenses issued to Verlaine Larsen and Delores Gerard. Lloyd V Brown and Mary Foley. Herbert Barry and Irene Fall. Robert Schleuhuber and Roma Nelson Jones with consent. Porfirio Gonzalez and Cecilia Atencio. Allen Bradley and Jean Wheeler. D O Robertson and Hileda Sargent. J W Lowder and Betty Burt.
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Ray D. Bistline
S. Tenth
Moscow
University of Idaho
Stephen
Arthur
Chicago
Frank Christiansen
Verlaine Larsen
Delores Gerard
Pocatello
Lloyd V. Brown
Mary Clare Foley
Herbert J. Barry
Coeur d'Alene
Irene Fall
Robert L. Schleuhuber
Roma Nelson Jones
Valda Jones
Local Girl Chosen Delegate to National Meeting
Jerry Ann Reay daughter of Mrs Julia Reay 422 S Ninth was elected as one of two Idaho high school juniors to represent Idaho at the Girls State National convention in Washington DC Aug 9 to 14 She is the Pocatello high school representative at the Idaho Girls State meeting in Lewiston where delegates were chosen based on scholarship leadership character and cooperation The first Idaho Girls State meeting concludes today and Reay will report back to the American Legion auxiliary and the junior class on her return
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Jerry Ann Reay
Julia Reay
S. Ninth
Idaho
Washington, D. C
W. B. Harris
Miss Reay
Lewiston
Pocatello High School
American Legion
Junior Chamber of Commerce and Girls’ Council
Funeral services for Arthur Russell Russell
Funeral services for Arthur Russell, 438 Fast Fremont, who died Sunday, were held Wednesday afternoon at McHan-Henders on chapel. Music was provided by the AME church choir with Mrs Frank Allen. The memorial sermon was by Rev H Means. E J Hawkins lodge 92 A F and A M conducted ritualistic services with J S Edwards as worshipful master. Pallbearers named and burial in Mountainview cemetery in the Masonic lot.
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Arthur Russell
Fast Fremont
McHan-Henderson
A.mle
Frank Allen
H. Means
Corinth Baptist Church
E. J. Hawkins Lodge No. 92
A. F
A. M
J. S. Edwards
Obituary of Sirbina A Scrowther of Smithfield Utah
Sirbina A Scrowther 83 of Smithfield Utah died Saturday at her daughter's home after a month long illness Born October 1 1863 in Smithfield she married William Scrowther July 24 1882 in Salt Lake City She was a member of the LDS church Survivors include two sons five daughters and several relatives The body will go to Logan for funeral arrangements by Lundquist mortuary Downard mortuary handles Pocatello services
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Sirbina A. Scrowther
Smithfield
Utah
Martin Anderson
Lavina Noble
Benjamin B. Aiken
William Scrowther
Salt Lake City
LDS Church
Scrowther
Pocatello
Downard Mortuary
Arthur M. Goodson Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Arthur M. Goodson, 34, of 1435 N. Garfield, occurred Saturday after his death on Tuesday. The arrangements followed his passing in the city, with relatives in attendance and final rites conducted at a local chapel.
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Arthur M. Goodson
N. Garfield
Infant Gary Furniss Dies After Birth North Of City
Freeman Gary Furniss infant son of Alma F and Thelma Black Furniss died in a local hospital Saturday morning. He is survived by his parents two brothers Victor and Verl Thomas all of Pocatello paternal grandmother Mary Furniss Lava Hot Springs and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Blackburn of Pocatello.
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Freeman Gary Furniss
Alma F
Thelma
Blackburn Furniss
Victor
Verl Thomas
Pocatello
Mary Furniss
Lava Hot Springs
John Blackburn
Walsingham Arrives as Pocatello Cards Eye Pitching Upgrades
Walsingham of St. Louis and president of the Pocatello Cardinals baseball club arrived Saturday to survey the local scene. The club expects the arrival of right handed pitcher Bob Habenicht, with a left handed pitcher to follow.
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Wiliam Walsingham
St. Louis
Pocatello Cardinals
Bob Habenicht
Mississippi Students Choose Magnolia as State Flower
In 1900 Mississippi school children voted the magnolia as the official state flower, reflecting local pride and school activism in a historic naming.
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Mississippi
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Harold A. Boyd
William S. Hill
N. Hayes
Pocatello Literary Club
Hill
A. B. Chase
S. Seventh
Dworshak Raps
Mecca
Sanitone
Troy
Parisian
West Center
A. E. Beasley
First Baptist Church
Margaret Dalton
Arthur W. Hall
Evelyn Isham
Harold Reissig
Lois Cullen
E. H. Allen
N. O. Johnson
A. M. Humphries
O. R. Henderson
J. E. White
H. F. Hall
Joyce Chandler
Jane Cox
Fern Chandler
Grace Thompson
Grace Henderson
Mountainview Cemetery
J. H. Heammingway
Tracy Thompson
H. G. Streets
Ira Harrison
Walter Hudson
Earl Washington
D. B. Williams
John Williams
AME Church
Mountainview
E. J. Hawkins
Eisenberg
Bride
Asters
Petunias
Labuila
Verbenia
Pocatello Greenhouses
Intello
East Wyeth
Walsingham
America
Shoe Department
Fargo-Wilson- Wells
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