Rodeo Plans July 11 Start with Queen and Parade
Pocatello Frontier rodeo organizers set July 11 opening ceremonies with Gov. Robbins aide Cy Price representing the governor. Plans include a queen-for-a-day guest, a junior fair, and expanded concessions while funding projects since 1943.
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Rodeo
Cy” Price
C. A. Robbins
Pocatello Frontier Rodeo
Roy Lindley
Lou Haler
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Western Air Lines
Whitman Hotel
Rodeo Direc
Mischief Plot Aims to Scare Old Man Coyote
In a Green Forest tale Peter Rabbit and friends plot to lure Old Man Coyote for a scare. Mrs Peter objects yet the others twist her toward going along, planning a clever ruse to frighten the predator.
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Peter
Green Forest
Theatres Schedule Listing for CHIEF ORPHEUM Rialto
The weekly listings show films at CHIEF ORPHEUM and Rialto theaters with daily pairings. Highlights include Two Years Before the Mast and Red House at Chief. Cross My Heart and Riding the California Trail at Orpheum. Sentimental Journey and The Lawless Breed at Rialto along with serials and shorts.
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Alan Ladd
Wiliam Bendix
Barry Fitzgerald
Brian Donlevy
Esther Fernandez
Bonita Granville
Don Castle
Rainbow Valley
Monte Hale
Adrian Booth
Dennis O'Keefe
Marguerite Chapman
The
Rio Grande
Gene Autry
RIAL
John Payne
Maureen O'Hara
William Bendix
Judy Garland
Old Man Coyote Scare Plan Involving Forest Residents
Sammy Jay agrees to help a plan to frighten Old Man Coyote while Unc Billy Possum suggests inviting Granny Fox to watch. Peter and Mrs Peter initially refuse but relent after a promise of safety behind the stump. Jimmy Skunk Prickly Porky and Sammy Jay accept, with Sammy delivering a message and avoiding carnival wrath.
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Coyote
Peter Ribbit
Granny Fox
Jimmy Skunk
Unc
Billy Possum
Peter Rabbit
Prickly
Porky
Peter
Reddy
Jay
Rabbit
Porky’s Hill
Old Man Coyote
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Granny
Mrs. Peter
Mrs Nema Ashton Leaves For Corvallis Graduation
Bannock County Planning board secretary Mrs Nema Ashton travels to Corvallis Oregon for her daughter Beverly Jane Ashton's graduation from Oregon State Teachers College with a B A degree. Beverly, formerly a Pocatello High School graduate, was active in local music circles and will return to Pocatello for summer.
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Beverly Jane Ashton
Nema Ashton
Oregon State Teachers College
Corvallis
Ashton
Pocatello
Bannock County
Forty Years Ago Continued in Gate City
In a Gate City piece residents and Chief Mc Manus warn street loafers to reform or risk being jailed, rallying community sentiment with a blunt call to order. The tone reflects a local newspaper’s archival retrospective framing.
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Gate City
Public Library Reading Contests Open Monday
Readers Compete Monday as two summer reading contests begin with registration in the junior room from 9 30 to 5 at the main library and from noon to 5 at the Bonneville branch. The first four grades aim for a picnic for the top 30, while upper grades compete on points for city offices. The mayoral winner will be named with runners up for other posts.
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Public Library
Bonneville
Pioneer Club Meets The Pocatello Ladies
The Pioneer club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Pearl Watson at 1014 North for its regular gathering with members in attendance.
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Pocatello Ladies’ Pioneer Club
Pearl Watson
North
Women’s Club Luncheon and Prize Results
Arthur presided with Rosa Allen leading a business meeting. Social committee served lunch. Games followed with high prizes going to Mrs. Emily Bailey for Help Your Neighbor, Mrs. Elin Friedel for 500, and Mrs. Annie Edwards.
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Arthur
Mesdames
Ellen Nellan
Lucy Forester
Emma Dittmer
Rosa Allen
Emily Bailey
Elin Friedel
Annie Edwards
Angell Seeks Exclusion from War Dept Power Control Bill
Rep Angell argues before the House Public Lands Committee that power from Columbia river dams should remain under a single power administration and warns that war department control would create a monopoly. He urges excluding the entire Columbia basin from proposed legislation.
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Washington
Angell
Ore
War Department
Army Engineers
Columbia Basin
House Public Lands Committee
One Power Administration
Columbia River
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Grant Stevell
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Bannock County Fairgrounds
Bannock Fair and Rodeo Grounds
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Dutch” Barrett
Mahlon Rupp
Pocatello Rocco
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