Hewlett Goes To Manila
Frank Hewlett of Pocatello, renowned newspaper man and former United Press war correspondent, travels from Washington to the Philippines to cover the inauguration of the new president for World Report. Lloyd Lehrbas, former Pocatello resident, is executive editor of the same magazine.
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Frank Hewlett
Pocatello
United Press
Hewlett
Washington, D. C
Philippines
World Report
United News Publishing Corporation
Lloyd Lehrbas
Royal Family Leaves Italy for Portugal
The exiled Italian king Vittorio Emanuele II and his son Umberto depart Rome in five cars en route to Portugal amid riots in Naples Taranto and Rome. De Gasperi named provisional head of state by cabinet order without naming the monarch’s status as the plebiscite to establish a republic proceeds.
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Umberto
Vittorio Emanuele II
Egypt
Naples
Taranto
Rome
Supreme Court
de Gasperi
Estab- Banmwi
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Thomas Fowler
Probate Court in Bannock County Idaho issues notice from Executrix Mabel Fowler that creditors must file claims against the Thomas Fowler estate within four months after first publication. Claims to be submitted at FP E Tydeman Dietrich Building Pocatello Idaho. First publication dated June 15 1946 with multiple subsequent notices.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Thomas Fowler
Fp.e. Tydeman
Dietrich Building
Pocateco
Idaho
Mabel Fowler
Pocatello
Probate notices in Bannock County Idaho estates
The probate court in Bannock County Idaho receives two public notices. Milford S Merrill is administrator for Joseph S Bonham deceased with creditors to file claims at 515 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho by four months after first publication dated June 4 1946. Ethel M Nelson administratrix for Ace R Nelson deceased with claims to file at 415 Carlson Building Pocatello Idaho by four months after first publication dated June 12 1946.
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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
Idaho
Ethel M. Nelson
Rev Rob ert M Argue resigns to lead Bethel temple Regina
Rev. and Mrs. Argue resign after almost three years at East Lander Assembly of God to take the pastorate at Bethel Temple Regina Saskatchewan Canada. They will motor to Winnipeg then Lake of the Woods for a two week vacation before starting July 7. Their farewell services are scheduled June 16 at 11 am and 8 pm.
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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 District Council
Assemblies of God
Lawrence A. Steller
Tacoma
Wash
Pocatello Assembly of God
Bevins Sets Limits on Palestine Crisis Stance
Bevins rejects immediate large scale Jewish immigration to Palestine, noting a need for troop presence and huge costs. He argues 100000 arrivals would require extra British troops and that the Exchequer cannot bear another 200 million pounds in Palestine expenditures, reflecting a cautious stance on policy.
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Palestine
John Bull
Idaho primary results show Leguineche victory and Donart Senate win
Unofficial tallies from 710 of 843 precincts put Pete Leguineche ahead in the GOP race with a primary win. State Senator George E. Donart led the field for the U S Senate vacancy, with Gossett and Geddes far behind as consolidation and party support shape the November contest. Donart will face Rep Henry Dworshak in the general election for the unexpired term of the late John Thomas. In other contests John Sanborn won the second district GOP nod while Rep Comp ton I White captured the Democratic nomination for the north Idaho district seat.
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Donart
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 WL. Horsley
Soda Springs
Whitehead
John Sanborn
Columbia University
Hamer Budge
Compton I. White
North Idaho
Thomas B. Wood
Kootenai County
White
Idaho GOP and Democratic primaries show politicians advancing
Ban nock County reporting 42 of 43 precints give Bert Empey 901 to 585 for James Condie. In other races Col Abe Goff unopposed for Republican nomination. Dr C A Robins wins GOP gubernatorial nomination. Williams leads in Democratic gubernatorial contest. Summerfield wins Democratic lieutenant governor nomination. incumbents mostly reelected. Missing precincts statewide not yet counted.
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Bannock County
Bert Empey
James F. Condie
Gerald L. Finke
Frank Schwabe
Lavern Wilson
Thatcher
Abe Goff
Moscaw
Senate
White
Goff
Republcan
C. A. Robins
St. Maries
C. A. Bottolfsen
Arco
GOP
Bottolfsen
Adam H. Blackstock
Marsing Stockman
Robins
Arnold B. Williams
Himsel
Williams
Asher B Wilson
Washington County
Franklin B Girard
Boise
Latah
Wilson
Girard
Robert Summerfield
Record Grain Crop Ready For Harvest
Farmers report wheat partial storage on farms with estimates around 45 to 55 percent. Elevators receive grain as Kansas and Texas yields range from 5 to 50 bushels per acre. Texas forecasts rise to 41,960,000 bushels from May 1 estimates while Kansas totals stand at 186,720,000 bushels. Santa Fe moves 300 railway cars daily to carry Kansas crops.
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Sherman
Tex
Wichita, Kans
Fred Burns
Santa Fe Railway
Chicago
Kansas
Waco
Texas
Final state canvass confirms unofficial election results
In remote precincts turnout remained light and observers noted that the final returns announced by the state canvassing board would not alter the unofficial results already reported.
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Erally
Plymouth Colony Milk Shortage Prompts Cattle Quota
In Plymouth Colony the governor ordered every arriving boat to bring one cow for every five settlers to ease a severe milk shortage. This regulation reflects colonial attempts to secure dairy supplies and sustain daily provisioning among early migrants.
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Plymouth Colony
Rubber's 18th Century Discovery of Erasing Pen Marks
The record notes that rubber was named in the 18th century after an accidental finding that it could erase pen ink marks. This brief historical observation highlights early recognition of rubber's erasing property.
Finland's Rural Economy Dominated by Farming and Dairying
The majority of Finland's population, over three and a half million, earn their living mainly through farming and dairying, reflecting the country’s agricultural orientation.
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Finland
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Carlson Bidg
Administratrix
Sam Scott
Carlson
Uncle Sam
Bevin
Paris
Byrnes
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United Nations Assembly
Rev
Mrs. Argue
Bevins
Bistline
Pete Leguineche
Wood
Dad
Real
Easie
SFL Polishin
Carpenter Paper CO
Pocatello, Idaho
Pacific Mills Fabric
Men of Action
Pacific Mills
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