Police report bicycle theft in Blackfoot
The Blackfoot police report a bicycle theft from Melvin Olsen at 587 Court Street. The county assessor notes 8500 passenger cars licensed in Bannock County since plates went on sale. Inkom and McCammon school boards discuss possible joint season. another meeting planned next week. A Girl Scout day camp planning meeting is set for Friday at 2 p m in the Pioneer building. Golfers invited to Idaho Falls to play Bonneville course must register with Roy Horne at Pocatello course and arrange car seating.
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Blackfoot
Melvin Olsen
Court Street
Bannock County
Inkom
McCammon
Girl Scout
Pioneer Building
Idaho Falls
Bonneville
Roy Horne
Pocatello
Notice of Setting Sealed Bids Idaho Highway resurfacing 1946
Sealed proposals for resurfacing 5.289 miles of Highway 30N between Portneuf and Inkom in Bannock County Idaho will be received by the Commissioner of Public Works Boise until 2 p.m. June 28 1946. Plans may be obtained for a $2 fee from the Bureau of Highways or District Engineer C A Kelly. Bid security 5 percent required. bids opened publicly. Licenses and experience verified. wage scales set by state specifications. Dated June 10 1946 Director T M Atty Hally. J 13 20 27 July 4.
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Commissioner of Public Works
Bureau of Highways
Boise
Idaho
C. A. Kelly
Pocatello
Department of Public Works
State of Idaho
State Contractors License Board
Idaho Bureau of Highways
Director of Highways
T. Matt Hally
Arrests and local notices from Idaho a.m. pages
Robert T Rector arrested on assault and battery and ordered jailed after reviving the case. Police seek Kenneth Dunpeau on a forgery charge in Hailey Idaho. Larry Alldredge hurt in car crash. his brothers involved. no hospitalization. Oral Pons and daughter Lorraine visiting from Portland. Doctor advertising clinic hours at University of Idaho Southern Branch infirmary. Local car crash reports between Fred Brothers and Bob Wilkes. Golf match planned between Pocatello and Idaho Falls women. Police court reports include multiple intoxication and traffic bond cases with fines and forfeitures.
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Kenneth Dunpeau
Hailey
Idaho
Installations of new Eastern Star officers in Idaho Falls
The Idaho chapter of Eastern Star held final conference sessions with installations. Patience Curtis of Weiser was elected worthy grand patron and Walter Celwein of Pocatello named to the post of worthy and patron. Also installed were Racheal Paulsen of Wilder as associate matron and John Lock of Boise as associate patron.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Eastern Star Conference
Patience Curtis
Weiser
Walter Celwein
Pocatello
Racheal Paulsen
Wilder
John Lock
Boise
Local drivers cited in city speeding and reckless cases
Fred Houchens forfeited a $30 bond for speeding in a 20 mile zone after driving from South Fifth to South Fifth in blocks 300 to 1200 at speeds up to 50 mph. Mike Elson was fined $25 for reckless driving. A flood of notices includes PTA nets for Irving Junior High courts, marriage licenses for Gunn and Dev enish of Salt Lake City, and various local social and club activities.
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Fred Houchens
Wyoming
Mr. Houchens
South Fifth
Mike Elson
James C. Gunn
Salt Lake City
Dorothy Devenish
Leonard C. Scollard
Gallatin
Montana
Lewenna Hutchison
Pocatello
E. L. Fallis
Basalt
Lora Hansen
Shelley
Miss Hansen
Cecil C. Gregg
Jacqueline J. Andrews
Pocatello Hosts Ladies Day and Shoemakers Change
Hostesses for this ladies day are Mrs. H. L. Fawson Mrs. F. R. Golob Mrs. Thelma Crowell and Mrs. Spencer Ford. Any woman in Pocatello who enjoys golfing is welcome to join the affair. Jack A. Holt has become manager of the Fargo WilL Wells shoe department, replacing a local store veteran. He attended Idaho Southern University two years before moving to town. R. A. Crumline, on vacation in the east, will stay connected with the department on return.
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Pocatello Women’s Golf Association
Idaho Falls
Gate City
Pocatello Association
Spencer Ford
Dan McLaughlin
H. L. Fawson
F. R. Golob
Thelma Crowell
Pocatello
Jack A. Holt
Fargo - Wilson - Wells
Holt
Idaho Southern University
R. A. Crumline
Music Union President Faces Federal Coercion Charges
Attorney General Tom Clark announced criminal information against James G. Petrillo and his musicians unit for coercive practices affecting radio broadcasting. The Lea act aims to curb forced hiring with penalties up to a year in prison and $1000 fine. Petrillo contends the act unconstitutional and cited a planned strike at WAAF Chicago over staffing Librarians.
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Washington
Tom Clark
James G. Petrillo
Clark
Petrillo
Chicago
United States
J. Albert Woll
AFL American Federation of Musicians
WAAF
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.
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Joseph M. Rough
Foreign Legion Advocated in Draft Extension Plan
Sen Bridges supports a foreign legion as part of the draft extension effort. The idea would let wartime ally veterans, including Poles, enlist in the U S Army as the conference committee works to resolve differences in selective service.
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Nuernberg
Germany
Sumners
Senate
McCarran
Judiciary Committee
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Foreign Legion
Bridges
Elbert Thomas
Dutah
Senate Military Committee
Thomas
United States Army
Utah
Senate-House
Congress Debates Reinstating Draft for Teenagers
Lawmakers in both chambers consider reversing exemptions for youths once exempt after July 1. Debate centers on whether now aged 18 to 19 individuals should be subject to induction again, with the July 1 date as a key milestone.
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Congress
Downey Man James W Lowe Dies After Illness at 67
James Wilson Lowe 67 of Downey died at home after a long illness. Born in England November 14 1878 he emigrated to the U S as a child and lived in Franklin County Idaho before moving to Downey forty five years ago. He married May Newbold September 27 1905 in the Logan LDS temple and is survived by his wife six children thirteen grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Hall mortuary.
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James Wilson Lowe
Downey
England
James E. and
Isabel Wilson Lowe
United States
Franklin County
Idaho
May Newbold
Logan
Louise Swartz
Freeda Lowe
Pocatello
Leila Reed
Au- Luin
Wash
James M. Lowe
Naomi Philips
Wilson W. Lowe
Sara Whittaker
Twin Falls
Mary Bybee
Isabell Newbold
Los Angeles
Calif
Anna Aldous
Hall Mortuary
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Stites
Robert T. Rector
Larry Alldredge
Jefferson
Larry
George Allredge
Heber Alldredge
Hogstead
Oral Pons
Lorraine
Portland
Ore
Richard Babbitt
South Arthur
Mr. Pons
Mrs. Babbitt
Union Pacific Railroad
University of Idaho, Southern Branch Infirmary
A. M. Newton
Fred Brothers
East Sublette
Bob Wilkes
South Ninth
Wilkes
Railroad Avenue
C. A. Brown
George Howard Criddle
Jackie Blagdon Criddle
Edward Christ
Alvin Paddy
Ray Knightlinger
Stonewall
Gaylord Deavilla
Prank Papse
Hugh Fisher
H. G. Parker
Dwain Lish
H. Dykman
Sam McCarty
Walter Oelwein
Pocatello High School Parent-Teachers Association
Irving Junior High School
Frank Kleffner
PTA
Radiant
CES
Masonic Temple
Grand Chapter
the General Hospital
David Nestor
Theta Rho
Marjorie Dean
WBA
W.O.W. Hall
Alice Janneck
Alice Kennersley
Camp Tendoy
Dale Strong
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Moose Heart
Syringa Lodge
Plymouth
Hudson
Edith Pearce
North Main
E. E. Bell
Pershing
Mr. Bell
Darwin C. Bloxham
B. H. Robinson
A. A. Mervill
Jones - Pomeroy - Jones
Harry Westenfelder
George Mathews
W. J. Chatterton
Joe Jordan
August Sanders
H. L. Thomas
Rex Eaton
F. W. Briscoe
Sam Cox
Emma Kelly
Paul Nash
Lucille
Music Union
Drovers Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Hanes
Billy
Americas
Brazil
Coats
Paris
Father's Day
Wilson Bros
Wembley
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