House Passes Pay Bills and City Bond Sale Notice
The House passed legislation for back pay to service members and furlough compensation. A public notice announces the City of Pocatello Idaho will issue and sell negotiable coupon bonds totaling 416,900 for street improvements, with sale details set for June 20, 1946.
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State of Idaho
City of Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello
Bannock County
State of
Department of Pub Nc Investments
United States of America
P Aid
C. D. Moore
Attest
B. D. Reese
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Congress
Dee Bogert Slated To Lead Skiers
Dee Bogert named president of the Alptte Ski club with Blaine Gasser as vice president and Beverly Gregoire as secretary treasurer. Six candidates for board of directors include Dean Parker Art Young Joe Primbs Jr Chet Allen Jerry Turner and Bob Gallafent. Election at 8 p m Friday at the Bannock hotel.
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Dee Bogert
Alptte Ski Club
Blaine Gasser
Beverly Gregoire
Dean Parker
Art Young
Joe Primbs, Jr
Chet Allen
Jerry Turner
Bob Gallafent
Bannock Hotel
Rigby Pioneer Day Parade Draws Three County Posse Units
Rigby Idaho hosts a two day Pioneer celebration with four sheriff posses from Bonneville Madison and Bannock counties taking part in parades tomorrow and Saturday. Officials say it is the first appearance of these posses since their formation. A rodeo will close the event and points earned in the exhibition will count toward Rodeo Cowboy Association awards.
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Rigby
Idaho
Bonneville
Madison
Bannock
Rodeo Cowboy Association
Elks to Hold Rites Friday at Pocatello Lodge
The Pocatello Idaho Elks Lodge 674 will hold a flag day ceremony Friday at 8 pm in the Elks temple. Lloyd A. Haight a WWII veteran and former lieutenant colonel will give the address. The event includes ritual, music by the high school orchestra, and assembly of flags with veterans and Boy Scouts assisting.
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Pocatello Lodge
BPO Elks
Elks Temple
Lloyd A. Haight
Spencer Ford
H. L. Fawson
James Schoonover
Naval Ordnance Plant
Boy Scouts of America
Allied Nations
Fred D. Hilliard
H. J. Swanson
Earl Morgan
Jerome Turner
Melvin Dean
James C. Bangs
P. Gumport
Kinport District Court of Honor Awards Session Details
Merrill Sharp, advancement chairman, says Kinport district held its monthly court of honor at Memorial hall on Tuesday night June 11. Troop 17 sponsored the program with awards including Second Class ranks for Hugh Templeton Donald Gray Marvin Bates Harvey Whitten and Ralph Alexander. First Class Merit Badges awarded to Donald Meyers Bob Cook Raymond Henery Stephen Airshie and Richard Campbell. Additional honors went to Al Parisot Jim Cullen Bill Halsley and others for various merit badges and skills. The Agriculture Department estimates about 500 million egg laying hens nationwide.
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Merrill Sharp
Advancement
Kinport
Memorial Hall
Guy Burgon
Hugh Templeton
Donald Gray
Marvin Bates
Harvey Whitten
Bob Cook
Fred Pauley
Raymond Henery
Stephen Airshie
Richard Campbell
Bill Halsey
Jim Cullen
al Parisot
Bill Halsley
Runaway Horse Fatality in Idaho Limbs 37YearOld Rigby Farmer
Funeral services set for Edgar Lee of Rigby age 37 who died from injuries in a farm accident yesterday. He was injured while trying to stop a runaway horse pulling a hayrake when the rake tongue struck him. Services planned at the Rigby Latter-Day Saints stake tabernacle.
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Idaho Falls
Edgar Lee
Rigby
Latter-Day Saints Stake Tabernacle
Corrigan Campaigning for Senate on Prohibition Ticket
The Los Angeles profile highlights Douglas Corrigan known as "Wrong-Way Doug" campaigning for the U S Senate on the Prohibition ticket. His main plank is soaking the drunks with higher taxes and he dismisses efforts to ban drinking as futile.
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Los Angeles
Douglas Corrigan
Doug
U. S. Senate
Corrigan’s 1938 misadventure lands him in Dublin after Floyd Bennett exit
The account recounts a July 1938 episode when Corrigan departed Floyd Bennett Field New York bound for Los Angeles but arrived in Dublin Ireland claiming he got lost. He admits being a teetotaler and says he ran on the prohibition ticket mainly because it was the only one able to secure a nomination.
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Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Los Angeles
Dublin
Ireland
Self
Corrigan
Test of Pure Silk Burning and Ash Residue
The text describes burning pure silk to observe its behavior. It notes that the flame should extinguish without smouldering, emit an odor of burning feathers, and form a round black bead ash that pulverizes.
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Washington
Curt
Tur
Arden’s
Pound Carton
Phillips
Ariz
Libby
Sunkist
Utah Pride
Porter
Pound
O.P.S. Meats
Rinso
O.P Skaggs
Seap
LUX
Lee Taylor
LEGO
Hills Coffee
C.H.B
Elks
Ralph Alexander
Donald Meyers
Department of Agriculture
Heine
Line
Heinz Baby Foods
Schilling
Ue Tay
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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