Frisch Replaces Grimm as Cubs Manager in 3-Year Deal
Frankie Frisch becomes Chicago Cubs manager for three years succeeding Charlie Grimm who moves to the front office. Owner Philip Wrigley hails the shakeup as the best way to advance the club. Frisch, a former Cardinals and Pirates leader, returns from broadcasting to manage after guiding the Giants as coach and earlier stints in baseball.
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Jolly Charlie Grimm
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Philip K. Wrigley
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Leo Durocher
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Coed Slaying Suspect Convicted in Boulder Case
The article recalls the seven month apart killing of Theresa Foster and the February conviction of Joe Sam Walker for her murder. A surviving witness Miss Weaver described a night attack near Boulder Creek with two companions and two campus night watchmen aiding the injured student.
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Greeley
Colo
Joe Sam Walker
Foster
Walker
Tenced
Boulder
Night
L. W. Holden
Spore
Pattern No 3043 Shapes Casual Shirt Waist Dress
The Summer Fashion Book offers over 150 pattern designs for all ages and occasions focusing on cottons and simple style. Pattern No 3043 comes in sizes 10 to 40 with contrasting sleeve cuffs and pocket flaps, 442 yards 35 inch fabric. Send 25 cents for pattern and 20 cents for the book to The Pocatello Tribune in San Francisco.
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Pocatello Tribune
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Tuttle impresses on hot day with subpar six holes
Pro John Tuttle posted a 19 on a par 23 six holes at the Pocatello course despite heat. He had one eagle two birdies and three pars including an eagle on the 370 yard par four number three hole.
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Tuttle
Pocatello
Pocatello Holds Opening of Public Pool Ceremony
Police Chief A L Oliver Librarian Paul Scott recreation officials Wayne Booth and Mrs Bryan Blackhurst attended the opening of the pool. Orval Baker and lifeguard Bob Hilliard released hundreds of pennies into the water as youths dived for them. Remarks from the crowd ranged from pretty cool to swell. James Martin recorded the event for KEYY to be rebroadcast at 4 30 p.m.
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Paul Scott
Wayne Booth
Bryan Blackhurst
Recreation Commission
Orval Baker
Bob Hilliard
Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights and Programs
A detailed listing for KSEI AM and FM on Saturday shows programs from Moon RFC America at noon to University of Chicago Roundtable at 11:30 pm. Notable items include National Open Golf Tournament coverage, The Judy Canova Show, Grand Ole Opry, Vic Damone, Truth or Consequences, and religious features like The Bible programs and Chapel in the Sky.
Daniels Leads Pioneer Batting Race With .437 Average
Great Falls outfielder Jim Daniels collected 17 hits in 30 at bats to rise to a .437 batting average and 52 total hits, leading the Pioneer League. John Temple and Jerry Cunningham follow with .392 and .391 averages, while Pickett leads in total bases and Sheehan in home runs. Koenig tops steals and runs, with Valentine driving in most RBIs. Larry Shepard extends his perfect pitching mark at 5–0.
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Ogden
Jerry Cunningham
Pocatello
Charles Pickett
Twin Fells
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Rip Koenig
Boise Hot Corner Guardian
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Charles Williams
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Slaughter
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Pocatello Sane
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Hearings Set On Columbia Basin Projects Amid CIA Debate
Engle noted the E R B program aims to promote Columbia basin development and oppose the CIA proposal while Sanborn outlined plans to introduce a house bill next week authorizing projects from the coordinated Army Engineers and reclamation program. Hearings on the CVA proposal begin Monday before the House Public Lands committee with Senate hearings to follow.
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Engle
Army Engineers Reclamation Bureau
Columbia Basin
CIA
Sanborn
Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau
CVA
House Public Lands Committee
Senate Public Lands Committee
Mutual time schedule for KC t Intermountain station
Daily programming block lists 12 00 Better Gardens 12 30 College Choir 1 00 Poole's Paradise 1 30 Sports Parade 2 00 Bill Harrington Bings 2 15 Horse Race 2 30 Record Show 2 45 Preston Sellers Organist 3 00 Mutual Concert Hall 3 45 Bands for Bands 4 00 Eddy Howard Orchestra 4 15 Afternoon Edition 4 30 Pocatello Youth 4 45 Mel Alleh Sportscaster 5 00 Hawaii Calls 5 30 True or False 6 00 Twenty Questions 6 30 Take A Number 7 00 Life Begins at 80 7 30 Lombardo Land U S A 7 55 Sports Thrill of the Week 8 00 Chicago Theater of the Air 9 00 Mutual Dance Orchestra 9 30 Mutual Dance Orchestra 9 55 Mutual Reports News 10 00 KEYY Concert Hall 10 55 Mutual Reports News 11 00 Goodnight 7 00 Tone Tapestries 7 30 Wings Over Jordan 7 45 Sacred Heart Program 6 00 Radio Bible Class 8 30 Voice of Prophecy 9 00 Back to God Hour 9 30 Punnypaper Man 9 45 Christian Science Hour 10 00 Chamber Music Ensemble 10 30 Lutheran Hour 11 00 Nat Brandwynne Orchestra 11 15 Charles Keaton Organist 11 90 Michael O Duffy Show 11 45 Record Show
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Judy Canova
Dennis
Vic Damone
Click Orchestra
Gem State
Tex Williams
Poole’s Paradise
Bill Harrington
Preston Sellers
Mutual
Eddy Howard
Pocatello
Mel Alleh
Hawaii Calls
Lombardo Land
U.S.A
Chicago Theater of
Mutual Dance Orchestra
Mutual Reports
Keyy
Jordan
Sacred Heart
Voice of Prophecy
Nat Brandwynne
Charles Keaton
Michael O'Duffy
Summer Weather Tightens Its Grip On Pocatellans
Idaho weather bureau reports show highs in the upper 80s with 89 on Friday and 88 on Thursday. Heat caused pavement buckling at the corner of Pocatello and Fifth. Boise posted the region’s top high at 97 as officials warn only slight temperature changes ahead.
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Idaho
Pocatellans
Weather Bureau
Pocatello
Pocatello and
Fifth Avenues
City youth softball spring training underway says official
Jack Kobe, director of athletics, notes many clubs forming as city youths train. Players practice from 9 30 to noon at Irving and Halliwell and from 1 to 5 p m at Alameda, illustrating a busy spring schedule.
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City Recreation
Jack Kobe
Irving and Halliwell
Alameda
Paxman Decides Between ISC and BYU Scholarships
Gary Paxman and Larry Hancock received offers from ISC and BYU. Hancock will attend Utah, while Paxman undecided between the two. Both earned identical scholarships covering tuition and part time work. Paxman also won the Danny Pullos award from ISC. Both were standout high school football players last season.
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ISC
BYU
Larry Hancock
Utah
Paxman
Danny Pullos
Hiss Perjury Trial Ties To Chambers Testimony
FBI criticism of Lilienthal sparks debate over atomic policy. Mrs. Whittaker Chambers swears Alger Hiss brought champagne to her home in December 1937 to toast her wedding anniversary. She claims Hiss and his wife attended the party nearly a year after Hiss said he broke ties.
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New York
Hiss
State Department
Chambers
Priscilla
United States
Thomas F. Murphy
Communist Party
Mrs. Chambers
Solon excites comm unists and front groups in hearings
The hearing pitted Solon against a committee seeking labels on communist ties and denying federal benefits. Baldwin challenged the committee’s authority while accusing southern interests of opposing Negro rights. The exchange ended with Baldwin’s heated response.
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Communist Party
Baldwin
Eastland
Cotton Council
Baseball scores and fines from the majors and minor league notes
Major League results with Raschi Berra and others, including Cubs and Giants games. The report notes fines for Pocatello Cardinal Walt Lowe ten dollars and Tommy Thompson ten dollars, plus suspensions and umpire interference rules announced by President Jack Halliwell.
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Walt Lowe
Pocatello Cardinals
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Tommy Thompson
Salt Lake
Jack Haliwell
Jake Bird Near End of Notorious Career in Pacific Northwest
Chief of Detectives Guy Nelson recounts Jake Bird's crimes across Utah Idaho and Washington. Bird admitted involvement in 44 killings after arrest in Tacoma eight days after leaving Pocatello where he spent time building Union Pacific switch yards. The Tacoma dispatch describes Bird facing a death sentence as he navigates a court session amid his brutal crime record.
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Nelson
Jake Bird
Pocatello
Utah-Idaho
Union Pacific Railroad
Jake
Detail on Allegiance Sentiment Reiterated
The report notes that he reiterated his willingness to swear allegiance to the United States, emphasizing his commitment to national ties and legal obligations.
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United States
Man Sentenced to Hang After Drugged Slaving Conviction
Superior Judge Hugh Rosellini cut short pre speech and set July 15 for execution at Walla Walla State Penitentiary. The 48 year old transient Bertha Kludt killer has had three death sentences stayed previously. Bird’s lengthy appeals have taken him through 14 courtrooms.
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Hugh Rosellini
State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Bertha Kludt
Champions Compete in Mt Hood Golden Rose Downhill
The four defending champions Don Johnson from Salt Lake City Dick Ervin of Portland Ruth Goodrich of Portland and Phil Gillis of Bend are entered in the Golden Rose downhill at Mt. Hood Sunday. Other top West skiers plus nine from three foreign countries will compete.
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Mt. Hood
Don Johnson
Salt Lake City
Dick Ervin
Ruth Goodrich
Phil Gillis
Bend
Death toll rises as fugitive Bird admits killings
The fugitive, after twice sending his case to the U S Supreme Court, admits complicity in 44 killings nationwide. In a brief verbal exchange with Tacoma News Tribune reporter James Faber, Bird denies being a threat to the world. Six victims linked to the transient known as Bird may be dead.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Bird
James Faber
Tacoma News Tribune
Faber
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