Hewlett Goes To Manila Prank
Hewlett of Pocatello, noted World War II war correspondent for United Press, travels from Washington to cover the Philippine president’s inauguration for World Report. He previously worked in Idaho, Honolulu, and Tokyo, and escaped during the Japanese invasion while his wife was interned.
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Prank Hewlett
Pocatello
United Press
Hewlett
Washington, D. C
Philippines
World Report
United News Publishing Corporation
Lloyd Lehrbas
Idaho Southern University
Idaho State Journal
Honolulu
Japan
Tokyo
Mr. Hewlett
Royal Family Leaves Italy for Portugal
The Italian royal party, led by Umberto, departed Rome for Portugal after exile of King Vittorio Emanuele II. Riots erupted in Naples Taranto and Rome over the deposed king's reluctance to abdicate until the court ruled on fraud petitions. De Gasperi to lead as provisional head of state amid republic plans.
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Umberto
Vittorio Emanuele II
Egypt
Naples
Taranto
Rome
Supreme Court
de Gasperi
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Thomas Fowler
Probate Court in Bannock County Idaho issues notice to creditors of Thomas Fowler deceased. Executrix Mabel Fowler directs claims with vouchers to be filed within four months after first publication at F B Tydenman office Dietrich Building Pocatello Idaho. First publication dates June 13 1946 with subsequent dates listed.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Thomas Fowler
F. BE. Tydeman
Dietrich
Pocatello
Idaho
Mabel Fowler
Executrix
Ace R. Nelson
Ace. R. Nelson
Alfred ©. Cordun
Carlton Building
Probate Notice in Bannock for Joseph S. Bonham Estate
Milford S. Merrill as administrator of the estate of Joseph S. Bonham announces a probate filing in Bannock County Idaho. Creditors and others with claims must present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication, to Alfred Cordon at 518 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Joseph S. Bonham
Alfred C. Cordon
Carlson Building
Pocatello
County of Bannock
Busines
Milford S. Merrill
Alfred ©. Cordon
Idaho
Argues resign to lead Bethel temple Regina Saskatchewan
Rev and Mrs Robert M Argue resign after almost three years at East Lander Assembly of God to accept pastorage at Bethel Temple in Regina Canada. They plan a Winnipeg home then two week Lake of the Woods vacation before starting July 7 duties. Farewell services set June 16.
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Assembly of God Church
East Lander
Robert M. Argue
Bethel Temple
Regina
Saskatchewan
Canada
Argue
Ralston-Purina Mills
Pocatello Ministerial Association
Southern Idaho
Assemblies of God
Youth For Christ
Christ
Winnipeg
Lake of the Woods
Lawrence A. Steller
Tacoma
Wash
Argues
Pocatello
Bevins Addresses Palestine Crisis and Immigration Stand
Bevins rejects immediate immigration of 100000 Jews to Palestine citing need for British troops and huge costs. He warns of possibly requiring another division and a 200 million pound expenditure, concluding with a critical view of the policy under John Bull.
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Palestine
John Bull
Idaho primary results show Donart, Whitehead lead in key races
Unofficial returns from Idaho precincts place Donart winning the U S Senate race on the liberal ticket of Sen Glen Taylor. Gossett Geddes and Geddes trail. Whitehead leads for lieutenant governor in GOP fields. John Sanborn tops Homer Budge for second district GOP nomination. Rep Comp ton White wins Democratic nomination in north Idaho.
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Line
Goantt
George BE
Donart
Washington, D. C
John Thomas
Gossett
Paul L. Geddes
Glen Taylor
Henry C. Dworshak
Idaho
Dworshak
Richard H. Wells
Pocatello
Orrin E. Lee
Coeur d’Alene
North Idaho Junior College
Donald S. Whitehead
Boise
Milton LU. Worsley
Soda Springs
Whitehead
John Sanborn
Columbia University
Homer Budge
Compton I. White
North Idaho
Thomas B. Wood
Coeur d'Alene
Kootenas County
White
Races Narrow in Ban nock County Sheriff Contest and Statewide Candidates
In Ban nock County 42 of 43 precincts report for sheriff Bert Empey leading James F. Condie 901 to 385. Other GOP nominees include Dr. C. A. Robins over Bottolfsen 22,478 to 12,683 with Adam Blackstock third. Williams leads gubernatorial race in most counties. Summerfield wins lieutenant governor nomination. other incumbents largely reelected. Missing precincts were remote. final state canvass not expected to alter unofficial results.
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Bannock County
Bert Empey
James F. Condie
Gerald L. Finke
Frank Schwabe
Lavern Wilson
Thatcher
Wood
Col
Abe Goff
Moscow
State Senate
White
Goff
C. A. Robins
St. Maries
C. A. Bottolfsen
Arco
GOP
Williams
Asher B. Wilson
Twin Falls
Washington County
Franklin B Girard
Boise
Latah
Wilson
Girard
Robert Summerfield
A. R. McCabe
St. Marks
Benewah
Summerfield
Maud Cosho Houston
Ada County
Howard M. Buhl
Record Grain Crop Ready For Harvest
Farmers report wheat withholding, with 45 to 55 percent storage feared while some grain arrives at elevators. Kansas yields vary 5 to 50 bushels per acre as state output tops 186 million bushels, Texas forecasts rise to nearly 42 million. Santa Fe moves 300 cars daily to handle the crop. labor and box cars remain available. Local Texas plans include 20 bushels per acre around Waco amid spring rains and green bug absence. Official Texas tally now about 41.96 million bushels, up from May 1 estimates.
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Sherman
Tex
Wichita
Kans
Fred Burns
Santa Fe Railway
Chicago
Kansas
Waco
Texas
Plymouth Colony Milk Relief Policy Demands Cattle
In Plymouth Colony the governor orders each arriving boat to bring one cow for every five colonists to ease a severe milk shortage. This rule targets prompt dairy supply and underscores colonial efforts to sustain daily living amid scarcity.
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Plymouth Colony
Rubber’s 18th Century Discovery Erases Pen Marks
The article notes that rubber was named in the 18th century after it was found to erase pen marks. This early use highlights how a simple material discovery influenced writing tools and everyday tasks.
Finland’s Rural Economy Driven by Farming and Dairying
The article notes that the majority of Finland’s population, over three and a half million people, earn their livelihoods through farming and dairying, highlighting the central role of agriculture in the country’s economy.
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Finland
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