VFW Forms Honor Guard For President Truman Visit
The Veterans of Foreign Wars appoint a guard of honor for President Harry S. Truman's Monday morning visit. James Chivers, chairman, released the list of 26 volunteers including Clay Armstrong, George Parker, Dick Carter, Carl Fengler, Ed Pierce, and others. Lola Tripp, VPW auxiliary president, announced coffee and doughnuts will be served after the presidential train departs.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Guard of Honor
Harry S. Truman
James Chivers
Chairman Chivers
Clay Armstrong
George Parker
Dick Carter
Carl Fengler
Ed Pierce
Jerry Morgal
Paul Dudenake
Monty Royter
Murray Moore
Bill LaVatta
Lawrence Guardipee
T. W. McCabe
Gordon Willes
John Long
Laverne Cardwell
Harry Dudenake
Ted McCurdy
Jack Kellew
George Layton
Pete Contos
Tom Smalley
Tony Cuolo
John Putman
John Dudenaire
Lola Tripp
VPW
Social Security Cards Rush for Summer Student Workers
The Social Security Administration office in Poca reports a surge in card requests as students begin summer jobs. Manager C Wayne Tucker urges immediate application, noting most store factory and resort jobs are covered. farm domestic and government roles are not. Copy or duplicate cards, or update name changes, at 105 S Main or by calling 2190.
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Pocalio
Social Security Administration
C. Wayne Tucker
Tucker
Social Security
S. Main Street
Pocatello Police Arrest Three on Speeding Charges
Pocatello police court results show three speeding cases with fines and bonds. William Stoker of Midvale forfeited a bond after traveling up to 44 mph on South Fifth Avenue toward the city limits. James Weslen of 398 Warren pleaded guilty to speeds up to 40 mph and paid a $15 fine. John Wirthling of 122 Roosevelt was cited for 54 mph on 8th Fifth to the city limits and must appear next week. Additional bonds were forfeited by Thomas J. Williams, W D Egbert, and W O Tolman for traffic violations including red light and left turn offenses.
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William Stoker
Midvale
Utah
South Fifth Avenue
Putman Street
Fourth and Pocatello Avenues
North Third Avenue
James Weslen
Warren
John Wirthling
Roosevelt
Wirthling
Thomas J. Williams, Jr
N. Arthur
N. Main
Gould Streets
W. D. Egbert
Mountain Home
Idaho
South Railroad Avenue
W. O. Tolman
RFD
Main and
Center Streets
Petty Court Fines Add $100 to City Pot
Six intoxication charges yielded fines. Sylvester McClone paid 25 dollars while Tom Brooks Alma Eugene Jones Ella Mae Levin Charles F Manke and Leonora Allen were fined 15 dollars each. Woodrow Wilson McQuaid received 50 dollars for vagrancy after a pickup near First Avenue and Center Street. Officers Bates Boyce and Perkins responded to a disturbance at the Dearborn hotel.
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Sylvester McClone
Tom Brooks
Alma Eugene Jones
Ella Mae Levin
Charles F. Manke
Leonora Allen
Woodrow Wilson McQuaid
First Avenue
Center Street
McQuaid
Bates
Boyce
Perkins
Dearborn
June
Three Women Charged With Disorderly Conduct Held
Cella Kalyou Juanita Meeks and Nancy Arnold were charged with disorderly conduct and are being held in the county jail women's ward.
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Cella Kalyou
Juanita Meeks
Nancy Arnold
County Fail
Harold Whitworth Rites Planned for Navy Flier
Harold Sterling Whitworth a hospital apprentice first class killed on Iwo Jima will be honored with service Thursday at 2 p m in the Downard chapel officiated by Rev A E Beasley. Full military honors will be given at Mountainview cemetery by American Legion post 4 under Commander Mark Shurtleff. He was born Oct 25 1926 in Pocateo and joined the navy in 1943.
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Harold 8. Whitworth
H Ale
Iwo Jima
Mountainview
Pocatello
A. F. Beasley
Downard Chapel
Harold Sterling
Whitworth
A. E. Beasley
First Baptist Church
American Legion
Mark Shurtleff
Harold Whitworth
Pocateo
Harold
Fern Amelia Whitworth
Inkom High School
Unt
Navy
Farragut Naval Training Station
San Diego Naval Hospital
Oceanside
Calif
Marine Hospital
Graves B. Erskine
Willian Paul and
Corwin
Control Flies In Dairy Cows Urged By County Agent
Milton B. Weston of Bingham county urges farmers to start fly control on dairy cows now. He notes flies bother cows and treatment during stall time boosts milk production and feed savings. Recommended methods include dusting with a 15 percent DDT compound or spraying with a 50 percent wettable powder mixed with water.
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Milton B. Weston
Bingham County
Weston
Olympic Chief Named for U S Team in London Games
Gabriel A. Fabre of New York was named supervising chief for the U S Olympic team during the London Games from July 29 to August 14. He assumes duties overseeing operations and team welfare for the event.
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New York
Gabriel A. Fabre
U. S
London
Inkom Family Noted in Local Notices
Pat and sister Michaele along with grandmothers Mrs Fanny Richardson and Mrs Agnes Whitworth are mentioned in local records from Inkom. The snippet highlights a family cluster tied to the town.
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Pat
Michaele
Fanny Richardson
Agnes Whitworth
Inkom
Governor to Crown Three Queens At Frontier Rodeo
Gov. C. A. Robins will attend the Frontier Rodeo at the Pocatello fairgrounds July 16 17 and 18 and ride in the Halliday stagecoach opening parade. He will crown three queens Miss North Idaho Miss South Idaho and Miss Pocatello. Queen candidates are sponsored by seven local firms.
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Frontier Rodeo
C. A. Robins
Pocatello Prontier Rodeo Association
Fair Grounds
V. L. “Ma” Ruggles
Governor Robins
Halliday
Enrollment Gains For Bingham County 4-H Clubs
4-H enrollment in Bingham County increases by 113 members to reach 840 for the year. Aaron York, the 4-H club agent, announced the figures on Saturday.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County
Aaron York
Four-Eyed Baby Reported in Cabantuan Central Luzon
A baby born in Cabantuan Central Luzon had four ears eyes hands teeth and feet. The infant died minutes after birth as stated by Philippines constabulary lieutenant Desacola reported Saturday.
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Manila
Cabanstuan
Luzon
Philippines Constabulary
Desacola
Bell Sisters First Idaho State College BA Graduates
Emma Lou Bell became the second student to receive Idaho State College’s first four year bachelor of arts degree. Arianetta Bell, now Mrs George Girard of Riverton Wyoming, was part of the original class at the University of Idaho Southern Branch. Both are daughters of L E Bell of 232 S Lincoln. Mrs Girard attended the Pocatello commencement then returned to Riverton. Mr Girard also belonged to the first graduating class in 1928.
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University of Idaho Southern Branch
Arianetta Bell
George Girard
Riverton
Wyo
Emma Lou Bell
Idaho State College
L. E. Bell
S. Lincoln
Girard
Pocatello
USSB
Pocatello Among 13 Ratless U.S. Cities
Washington reports 13 ratless cities in the nation with Idaho towns such as Pocatello listed as ratfree. Hamilton M. Warren, head of the national rat control committee, cites Rocky Mountain states and notes Boise Idaho Falls Nampa Twin Falls Grand Junction Missoula Anaconda as others without rats.
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Pocatello
Washington
The
United States
Hamilton M. Warren
Idaho
National
Interior and Agriculture Departments
Warren
Grand Junction
Cole
Boise
Idaho Falls
Nampa
Twin Falls
Anaconda
Missoulla
Mont
Quake Kills Over 800 in Linwa Village
A report from the isolated Linwa region says more than 800 people were killed when a quake struck the remote mountain village on May 25. The message reached here today.
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Nanking
Linwa
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Studebaker
Commander
Jesse M. Chase
Youngstown
Youngstoun
Mullins
Bell Sisters
Rocky Mountain Area
Reno
Nevada
Casper, Wyo
F. James Rees
Carlson Bldg
Pocatelio
South Main
Nyvel Velour
Mina Attra
North Main
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