Tribute to Senator John H Bankhead Ends Hall of Fame Run
Senator John H Bankhead died at 73 after a stroke three weeks earlier in Bethesda Maryland His death ends a 60 year family legacy on Capitol Hill with brothers and son also serving He was renowned for farm and cotton legislation and helped shape Alabama politics before funeral in Jasper Alabama.
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Washington
Bankhead
Grover Cleveland
White House
John H. Bankhead
Capitol Hill
U. S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Senate
Jasper
Ala
Oak Hill
Congress
Willam B. Bankhead
Walter Will Bankhead
Alabama
Harry S. Truman
Moscow
J. Thomas Heflin
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Thomas Hallinan
In Bannock County Idaho the probate court declares all creditors must present claims against Thomas Hallinan deceased with vouchers to Laura Theresa Hallinan executrix within four months of first publication. Claims may be filed with attorney O R Baum 405 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho or with the Bannock County Probate Judge in Pocatello. Dated May 13 1946. Laura Theresa Hallinan Executrix. R Baum Attorney for Executrix Residing at Pocatello Idaho. m 16 23 30 J 6 13
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Thomas Hallinan
Laura Theresa Hallinan
O. R. Baum
Carlson Building
Pocatello
Idaho
Co. R. Baum
Notice to creditors in estate of William Shelton Gresham
In the Probate Court of Sannock County Idaho the administrator Jack Henderson announces a four month claim period for creditors of William Shelton Gresham also known as Richard E. Lewis. Claims must be shown with vouchers to the administrator at the Dietrich Building Pocatello Idaho.
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Sannock County
State of
Idaho
William Shelton Gresham
Richard E. Lewis
PF. E. Tydeman
Dietrich
Pocatello
Jack Henderson
Potate
City seeks bids for road grading and paving in Pocatello
Sealed proposals from licensed Idaho contractors are due at 10 00 A M June 22 1946 at the City Clerk office Pocatello Idaho for grading crushed gravel surfacing curb and gutter and asphalt concrete paving as shown on the city's map and plans Proposals must follow prescribed forms include a five percent guarantee and be signed with bidder name and address The city may reject any or all bids and will award to the lowest responsible bidder as a whole project dated May 30 1946 in Pocatello Idaho
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Pocatello
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Poratello
Down Fide
State of Idaho
City of Pocatello
Hamburger probe may reveal stolen horsemeat
Washington tests on hamburger could show if horsemeat is used and affect charges against Walter Toevs and A D Garde. Toevs faces theft counts while Garde is charged with selling adulterated meat products. Both are free on bonds.
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Rupert
Idaho
Washington
Walter Toevs
Minidoka County
A. D. Garde
Burley Meat Packer
Tsevs
Ora Bundy, Former Ogden Mayor Dies
Ora Bundy, 63, president of the National Reclamation Association and former Ogden mayor, died of a heart attack in a hospital. Bundy led Utah publicity and industrial development and was a Western figure for 25 years as an Army major with the corps of engineers who came to Ogden in 1919 to plan the arsenal.
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Ogden
Utah
Ora Bundy
National Reclamation Association
Bundy
Utah State Department of Publicity and Industrial Development
Corps of Engineers
Ogden Arsenal
Klan Probe Delayed by House Committee Vote
The House Committee on Un-American Activities delayed the investigation into the Ku Klux Klan by a 5 to 1 vote. Some members indicated informal checks by investigators would continue.
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Washington
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Atkinson Attacks Idaho Democrats Over Socialism Clash
Boise Republican leader Reilly Atkinson charged Idaho Democrats adopted socialist views after the primary. He claimed Sen. Taylor’s victory through Donart and Leguineche shows the party is tied to socialistic aims, contrasting government ownership with democracy, and praised the GOP ticket as strong.
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Boise
Idaho
Reilly Atkinson
George Donart
Senate
Pete Leguineche
GOP
Sen
Taylor
Donart
Leguineche
Democratic Party of Idaho
D.-Ida
Charles C. Gossett
Atkinson
Republican Party
Church Services Discontinued for Six Week Period
First Congregational will suspend services for six Sundays after this week. June 16 service proceeds with the sermon Upon This Rock. Minister Ed Cunningham notes staff vacation and rest for the summer with council meeting in Grinnell, Iowa, trips to California, and camp visits. church resumes August 4. Mrs. Anna Nettelmann was reported recently.
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First Congregational
Ed Cunningham
Grinnell
Iowa
California
Indaho
Anna Nettelmann
San Francisco pianist to be featured soloist in Pocatello event
The piano musician from San Francisco, well known locally, will perform as featured soloist at the Congregational church in August. Mrs. Nettelmann is noted as the mother of Mrs. Leonard Nicklas of Pocatello.
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San Francisco
Pocatello
Congregational Church
Nettelmann
Leonard Nicklas
Diver Collects Gold In Clearwater River
Lewiston Idaho reports Frank Allen a veteran diver collects gold dust from the Clearwater River using a suction pump to reach 20 to 30 feet below the surface. His air hose broke mid stream last week and he narrowly escaped before being pulled to the surface. His partners wash the sand on shore.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Frank Allen
China
Caribbean
New York City
Allen
Enterprise
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