Rodeo Plans and Improvements for 1949 Show
Pocatello Frontier Days Rodeo officials meet at Bannock hotel to finalize plans for the July 18 17 event at the Bannock fairgrounds. Queen and board contests set for June 24 with Miss Pocatello Miss Frontier and Miss Fort Hall to be chosen. Bleachers boost seating to 5750 with new installations by a Salt Lake City firm costing 3500 and 2000 for added capacity earlier.
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Hutchison, Gannett
Idaho
Bannock Hotel
Bannock Fairgrounds
Roy Lindley
Rodeo Association
Lindley and
Altrusans Install New Officers in Candlelight Rites
Mrs. D. D. Parke conducts candlelight installation as Altrusa officers take office. New leaders are Mrs. George C. Wright president and Mrs. Nellie Cline Steenson vice president with other posts filled. Two new members Mrs. Frank Chison and Ruth Brown welcomed. Meeting plans and Banff delegates noted. Next gathering set for June 16 at the Bannock hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusans
Howard Armstrong
Altrusa Club
South Seventh
D. D. Parke
George ¢. Wright
Nellie Cline Steenson
Paul Crane
Xanafon Spinks
Frank Chison
Ruth Brown
Lois Morgan Announces Salt Lake Temple Wedding Plans
Lois Irene Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs Fenton D Morgan of 517 N Hayes will wed Alvin J Lords of Rexburg in the Salt Lake City LDS temple on June 10 A reception will follow in the Salt Lake City 12th ward church The couple will reside in Salt Lake City after marriage Both sets of parents announce the forthcoming marriage and provide brief bios of the couple.
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Salt Lake
Lois Irene Morgan
Fenton D. Morgan
N. Hayes
Alvin J. Lords of
Rexburg
Salt Lake City
Lois Irene
Alvin J Lords
LDS Temple
12Th Ward
Miss Morgan
Pocatello High School
Henneger’s Business College
County Heads- Grace leaves county for Caribou annexation
Grace separated from the county and joined Caribou, shifting funds and delaying Bannock county's 50 bed hospital plan. Caribou receives 50,000 and Downey’s 10 bed unit nears completion, leaving 900,000 for Bannock’s new hospital but rising costs threaten full build. The current hospital runs 55 beds but often exceeds 100 with crowding. If only part of the 50 to 60 bed plan can be built, congestion remains. A contract will be awarded within two to three days after six bids are reviewed.
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Grace
Caribou
Caribou County
Downey
Bannock County
General Hospital
Hale
Accident Fatal Near Ahsahka In Clearwater County
A 64 year old Orofino man Dan Campbell died from a skull fracture when his pickup overturned en route to hospital near Ahsahka in Clearwater County. Coroner George Blake announced the death yesterday.
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Orofino
Ahsahka
Clearwater County
George Blake
Dan Campbell
Auto accident and possible foul play probe in Idaho deaths
authorities traced a Cadillac involved in a fatal incident near American Falls Idaho to L B Brown part owner of a bar and cafe. autopsy results by twin falls pathologist Tbd will decide if an inquest is held as investigators seek whether foul play occurred.
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Hoehnen
Pocatello
L. B. Brown
American Falls
Brown
Power County
H. L. Davis
J. Wilson Creed
Twin Falls
Davis Mortuary
Burglars Break In At Mike's Place Through Rear Door
burglars gained entry by cutting a four inch square hole in the rear door near the knob a burlap sack used to hide the damage the safe was rolled from behind the counter and carried out through the rear door only the safe was taken a small cash amount from the register remained untouched
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Mike
IDS Graduation Exercises List Campus Officials and Degrees
Idaho board of education president Nichols Says Owen presided with vice president John Renkirk and state superintendent Alton B. Jones. Dr. McIntosh read greetings from national and state officials. 204 graduates received degrees including BA BS in Pharmacy and various engineering fields, plus standard teaching certificates and numerous vocational diplomas.
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E. J. Baldwin
College of Liberal Arts
E. E. Roscoe
College of Pharmacy
Roy F. Christenson
Gounod
ISC Symphony Orchestra
Harold Mealy
Club To Plan 3 Day Racing Meet
Officers and directors of the Pocatello Riding club will meet tonight to plan their three day fall race meet after a highly successful spring event at the Bannock fairgrounds. About 500 spectators attended eight races including Payés d’Or and Capetown among others with multiple riders from Pocatello Blackfoot and Shoshone. The matched race was cancelled due to an injury at Malad to the Blackfoot entry.
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Pocatello Riding Club
Bannock Fairgrounds
Bucka-Luck
Bob Hillman
Pocatello
F. Burroughs
Estevinu
Harold Humphries
Shoshone
Spec Richardson
Donna
Royal Jenkins
Freedom
Wyo
Dee Hoganson
mile—Capper
Harry Saling
Césco
Bob Knowlden
Phillips
Lavida
Henry Large
Blackfoot
Thorpe
Payés d'Or
Marie C. L. W. Taylor
Idaho Falls
Bobbie McCue
Nick Punk
Nish Hutchinson
Capetown
Spée Richardson
Sailor
Deé Hoganson
Our Kind
Wilford Elison
Hazel
Art Meades
Janice Heslin
Marcus M. Jones
Barbara Merlin
Dawn
Ellen Chapman
Singer
Jensen
Howdy
Dick Mittlestedt
Art Meade
Wendell Christensen
Opal Dolbeer
Tom Evans
Paul Scot
Singer Jensen
Della Knowles
Hillman
Payes d'Or
Idaho Deaths Report from Boise Area
Jefferson B Chalk about 70 died after being struck by a car in Boise hospital Coroner Clyde Summers said Addie Renshaw 04 Kamiah housewife Mrs Sofia Stoller 91 Paul Francis Smith 82 building contractor Twin Falls Peter Carlson 16 Twin Falls
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Boise
Jefferson B. Chalkabout
Clyde E. Summers
Addie Renshaw
Kamiah
Sofia Stoller
Paul Francis Smith
Peter Carlson
Twin Falls
St Anthony Hospital School of Nursing Graduates Two
Two graduates Miss Vernabelle Hatfield of American Falls and Miss Jean Weiderman of Meridian received diplomas after completing the St Anthony hospital School of Nursing program. The ceremony at St Anthony church included music, an address by Rt Rev Msgr Cody, pledge recitation, and benediction, followed by a hospital breakfast honoring the graduates and their mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Hospital School of Nursing
Lovely Services
St. Anthony's Church
Vernabelle Hatfield
American Falls
Jean Weiderman
Meridian
Mary Clara Lee
Tiny Mary Brown
Jeannie Caccili
Carol Abernathy
Bonita Cotterel
Panis Angelica
Edmund R. Cody
St. Joseph's Church
Michael Mroz
St. Anthony Hospital
Clyde Schoonover
Charlies Kleffner
M. J. McGowan
Miss Hatfield
Weiderman
Ellen Raether
Esther Stalker
Idaho State College
H. B. Markham
O. F. Call
St. Anthony Hospital Guild
Peggy Ashbaker
Margaret Covert
Faith and ceremony mark Idaho event with music
World Needs speaker urges eternal faith as core value. Rev. O R Warford assists with invocation and readings at services. Prof. Harold G Mealy conducts the Idaho State Symphony in Verdi and Gounod selections. Wesley M Harris leads a hymn and Rudolph F Goranson provides an organ prelude.
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O. R. Warford
Pocatello
Wesley M. Harris
ISC
Rudolph F. Goranson
Market Slump Dragged Stocks To Two Year Low
New York stocks fell to a two year low with broad losses across major issues. Wall Street turnover neared 1.4 million shares as steel and industrials led declines while grains and cotton also softened amid weak demand signals.
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New York
Chicago
Wall Street
U.S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Goodrich
Sears Roebuck
Douglas Aircraft
Schenley
International Telephone
Western Union
Anaconda Copper
Kennecott Copper
Eneral Electric
Dow Chemical
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Radio Corp
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Rodeo
Banff
Portland
Western Airlines
Lois Morgan
Salt Lake Temple
Hermitage
Kentucky
National Distillers Products Corporation
Norris
Nichols
Board of Trade
USDA
OGDEN
Connecticut Valley
Poun
East St. Louis
Tribune
Bendix
Wondertub
Demedey
Wetallation
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