Wells Sees Victory for GOP in Fall
Richard H. Wells of Pocatello finished second to Congressman Henry Dworshak in the Republican U S senatorial primary. He said he would support Dworshak and urged Idaho Republicans to expect a GOP win this fall as he prepared to address audiences in Jasper Park, Canada.
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Richard H. Wells
Pocatello
Henry Dworshak
U. S
Jaspar Park
Canada
Wells
Rotary International
Idaho
UN to debated Spain isolation and world energy control
Two UN agencies convene sessions to tackle Franco Spain and world control of atomic energy. The Security Council aims to start talks on a subcommittee plan for a collective break with Madrid by order of the General Assembly. A third postponement by Britain could shift the scene to a heated debate on isolating Spain.
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New York
United Nations
Spain
Security Council
Madrid
General Assembly
London
U. N
Generalissimo Franco
Eden farmer Paul Pehrson improves after accidental shooting
The condition of 51 year old Paul Pehrson of Eden, shot Friday by his son Hubert W. Pehrson, is listed as improving at Twin Falls County Hospital. The bullet remains lodged in his skull and he is described as in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Paul Pehrson
Eden Farmer
Twin Falls County
Hilbert W. Pehrson
Surplus Housing Held at Farragut Navy School
The Federal public housing authority told Rep. White surplus housing at Farragut Idaho naval training school will stay there until after the Northwest Governors conference. A plan to absorb college overflow was to be discussed at Olympia planned June 15, but the conference is postponed indefinitely. The $60 million plant, built for wartime training, is being considered for a veterans training school or other educational use.
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Washington
Federal Public Housing Authority
White
D.-Idaho
Farragut
Idaho
Olympia
Wash
Wheat Loans Available at 1.46 a Bushel
The agriculture department announced loans for 1946 crop wheat stored on farms at about 1.46 dollars per bushel nationwide, higher than last year’s 1.38. It also outlined barley and sorghum loan rates varying by grain grade and region, with loans on stored grain at terminal markets at higher rates.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Fire damages Colville business block in Washington
Fire engulfed an entire business block in Colville damaging the Colville Examiner office Bob's cafe and Colville Auto Parts. Stock and equipment in the newspaper office were badly damaged by fire and water though the fire was contained before any building burned down.
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Colville, Wash
Colville
Bob's Cafe
Local notes mix marriages census cases and council news
A June report lists a missing watch report by Mrs. H E Christensen, a marriage license for Gaylord Quinn and Donna Cooper, restraining orders in a custody case, two naval officers placed on inactive list, and several court actions. It notes jurors, a collision, wedding certificates filed, and scout court plans plus campaign updates on Ray Bistline Jr. and a civilian navy transfer.
Notice of Personal Debt Responsibility
After this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Joseph M. Rough signs this declaration to limit future liability. The notice appears as a formal statement in a historical local record.
Local Drivers Face Fines and Bonds in Police Court
Philip Dreher 28 forfeited a $15 bond after being charged with speeding in the 200 block of North Fifth where speeds allegedly reached 35 mph. Clyde King also forfeited $15 on speeding from the 600 to 100 blocks of South Fifth. Ray V Carlson paid a $25 fine for speeds up to 46 mph from North Twelfth to 1200 block. Don B Peterson forfeited $2.50 for failing to stop at Center and Fourth. Keith Crump and Frank Tami yawa each forfeited $2.50 for no tail lights. Robt Jackson forfeited $6 on illegal parking charges and $1 on the same charge fenced in relation to parking.
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Philip Dreher
North Fifth
Clyde King
South Fifth
Ray V. Carlson
North Twelfth
Don B. Peterson
Center
Fourth
Keith Crump
Frank Tamiyawa
Robt. T. Jackson
Women's Republican club meeting and local theft report
The Women’s Republican club meets at 7 45 p m in room 210 Bannock hotel with all members urged to attend for important business. Chief Deputy Sheriff Ray J Reynolds reports a suitcase with old coins and clothing stolen from O Dell Short on Yellowstone highway was recovered in a car linked to Jack Zeimer and Floyd Tatman. The suspects are said to have wrecked near American Falls and were returned to Rexburg.
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Women's Republican Club
Bannock Hotel
Ray J Reynolds
O'Dell Short
Yellowstone Highway
Rexburg
Jack Zeimer
Idaho Falls
Floyd Tatman
Denver
American Falls
Ray Reynolds
Mary A. Clezie
RFD 1
L. L. Warren
Randolph
Pocatello
Warren
Rodeo Holds Queen Race at Bannock County Fairgrounds
The Pocatello Rodeo and Indian ceremonial announces a queen race during the Bannock county fair grounds event from July 14 to 17 inviting eastern Idaho chambers and clubs to sponsor a contestant for the queen of the 1946 rodeo.
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Pocatello
Bannock County Fair Grounds
Eastern Idaho
Queen Contest Rules Announced for Rodeo Event
Beverly Ann Cordon, secretary, outlines queen qualifications. Candidates must ride well, wear a true western costume, attend July 12 to 14 rodeo performances, and notify the rodeo secretary of their entry by Friday, June 2. Special honors and prizes await the queen and two attendants. A side note mentions a dog with 42 permanent teeth.
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Beverly Ann Cordon
Business Secretary of Rodeo
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Pete Leguineche
F. M. Bistline
H. E. Christensen
South Twelfth
Gaylord Quinn
Donna Cooper
Miss Cooper
Leona Cooper
I. E. McDougall
Katherine Wilde
Leland H. Wilde
Thirteenth Naval District
Seattle
Larry Barnett Stanley
South Main
Ens. Jay Golden Jensen
South Eleventh
Rose Franco
Lawrence J. Franco
Marvin J. Christensen, Jr
Jaretha Christensen
Board of County Commissioners
J. S. Moore
Department of Reclamation
Boise
Idaho Southern University
Palisades Dam
University
Reclamation
Charles W. Hyde
Robert Rector
District Court
Darwin O. Bloxham
B. H. Robinson
Harry Westenfelder
George Mathews
W. J. Chatterton
August Sanders
Joe Jordan
Rex Eaton
H. L. Thomas
F. W. Briscoe
H. L. Wilding
Sam Cox
Emma Kelly
Paul Nash
A. A. Merrill
Ralph Jones
Main and
Eddie Everett
RFD
Alton B. Kessey
655
South Sixth
Everett
Spencer Bloxham
Betty Mae Reeves
Roland A. Koch
South Grant
Edward R. Sutter
Bessie Sternagle
Montpelier
Roland K. Hart
LDS Third Ward
Ralph's
N. Main
Penney's
Bill Foster
Putnam Boy Scout
Presbyterian Church
South 7Th Avenue
Allan Reid
Ray D. Bistline, Jr
Washington, D. C
Wiesbaden
Germany
Joseph M. Rough
Ida Pacina
Optometrist
Moore Drug
Safetex
Yardley
Eversharp
Pri
Masa Tsukamoto
Verlin Chambers
Juan Ramirez
Ralph Barlow
Ralph Havenor
Lena Krueger
Elgin Glover
FP. H. Barnhart
F. M. Christmas
R. P. Kelly
D. Serean
Commercial Credit Corporation
Eva Nilson
Chris Adolph
Jos. L. Smith
H. D. Albee
Berniece
Rodeo
Henriksen
FARGO
TA ‘Ngnglat
ELKS
Elks Temple
Lloyd Haight
Carlye
Raffles
Fervey
Cartes
Cut and Carlye
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