Circus Opens Tonight In City For Six Day Show
The Liebrand circus and carnival opens tonight for a six day run under the Pocatello junior chamber of commerce. Shows start at 7 with acts rolling at 8 30 and a Saturday 2 30 matinee for children. Highlights include Capt Harry Clark's trained horses Pancho and Daniela the Latin American duo the aerial Daltons at 120 feet and music led by Don Rey. Reporter Jack Valentine says nearly 500 personnel are involved with 15 to 20 acres needed for setup on South Fifth near Mountain View cemetery.
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Liebrand
United States
Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harry Clark
Pancho
Daniela
Daltons
Don Rey
Jack Valentine
South Fifth
Mountainview Cemetery
Soviet Letter Attacks MacArthur Over Japan Policy
A Soviet envoy, Lt Gen Derevyanko, accused Allied leadership of duplicity in promoting human rights while denying repatriated Japanese POWs. He cited suppression of unions, legal groups, and labor dissent as mobbing leaders. The attack follows a wave of communist‑led strikes since May 80 heightening Tokyo officials’ order concerns.
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MacArthur
K. N. Derevyanko
Allied Council For Japan
Derevyanko
Police Chiefs and Families Attend Idaho Officers Convention
Chief of Police A. L. Oliver and Mrs. Oliver and Pocatello chief of detectives Guy Nelson and Mrs. Nelson left Sunday for Caldwell to attend the Idaho Police Officers association annual convention. Oliver is a past president of the association.
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A. L. Oliver
Oliver
Guy Nelson
Pocatello
Livestock and Market Trends From Ogden and Chicago
Salable hogs up to 25 cents higher at Ogden with varied weights and cuts. cattle and calves mixed with steers and heifers showing limited gains and cows weaker. Chicago markets hold steady to lower for hogs and mixed for cattle, with butter and produce prices mostly firm to higher in spots. Wall Street declines to four-year lows as grain and futures markets retreat amid broad economic concerns.
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USDA
Chicago
Wall Street
New York
Financial District
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodyear
Consolidated Natural Gas
American Smelting
du Pont
Allied Chemical
International Paper
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Nickel Plate
Standard Oil (Nj
Skelly Oil
Twentieth Century-Fox
Gulf Oil
Boeing
Grain futures slide as demand wanes and rains curb corn
Wheat fell sharply as cash prices dropped amid lingering nervousness after a New York securities dip. Corn and oats weakened with rains in the Midwest suppressing corn demand. July futures: wheat about 1.94, corn around 1.30 to 1.34, oats near 0.58, rye near 1.34, soybeans 2.22 to 2.25, lard at 11.12 per hundred pounds.
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New York
Mid-West
Hutchings Receives Honor For Insurance Sales Record
The Tribune corrects a caption error about M. P. Hutchings who. recently presented a gold wrist watch for long service as an insurer. Hutchings is Snake River agent for Beneficial Life Insurance of Salt Lake City and lives at 321 North Buchanan. He has submitted at least one application weekly for 10 years and has near 2 million dollars in force.
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the Tribune
M. P. Hutchings
Snake River
Beneficial Life Insurance Company
Salt Lake City
Mutual Benefit
North Buchanan
Bridger
Bollong Proposes Traffic Plan For Portneuf Area
Bollong declares the subway is an accident and crime hazard and supports mercury vapor street lamps for visibility. He notes one way street placement as a real problem with no opinion yet. He cites narrow Portneuf river bridges needing widening and suggests a long range parkway drive along the river to ease downtown congestion.
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Bollong
Portneuf
Chiropractic conference agenda outlines neurodiagnosis and therapy
Dr A L Shultz leads Lack Offoot sessions on facial paralysis muscle and groin injuries. Dr J L De Rusha from Northwestern State College oversees practical neurodiagnosis and wrist dislocations with taping. A luncheon precedes Dr Lee’s talk on vitamin E and diet linked heart disease. Tomorrow features pearae discussions by Dr Walmsly and Boise attorney John A Carver on law and physiotherapy approvals.
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A. L. Shultz
National Chiropractic Council
J. L. de Rusha
Northwestern State College of Minneapolis
Minn
Shultz
de Rusha
Pearae
H. R. Walmsly
John A. Carver
Boise
Physiotherapy Council
30 Students Register For Extra Study
Summer classes at the local high school began with 30 students enrolling for about 40 courses. English VI drew the heaviest enrollment, while three subjects Economics Stoks and Junior Business Training were not registered for. Principal E Rip Gledhill oversees the program with registrar Fred Gardiel coordinating.
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Fred Gardiel
E. “Rip” Gledhill
Peggy Willard
Melinda Sparks
Bette Brown
Helene McAllister
Madelaine Thompson
Beryl Talmadge
Herbert Glindeman
Court ruling questions communism ties amid film influence
A three judge panel led by Bennett Champ Clark Wilbur K Miller and George C Sweeney unanimously affirmed a key ruling on communist party affiliation amid the era of American life and films. The same court upheld Richard Mor ford’s contempt conviction for refusing in March 1946 to yield books and records of the National Council of American Soviet Friendship to the House Un American Activities Committee. Mor ford received three months in jail and a $260 fine.
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Bennett Champ Clark
Wilbur K. Miller
George C. Sweeney
Times
Communist Party
Richard Morford
House UN American Activities Committee
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship, Inc
Morford
Medical club elects officers at annual meeting
A meeting notice lists officers for the year including Dr J L Harrison Wallace as president Dr Arthur G West Pocatello as vice president Dr Margaret Anthony Boise as treasurer and Dr M H MacDonald Twin Falls as secretary The business meeting and election are scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
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J. L. Harrison
Wallace
Arthur G. West
Pocatello
Margaret Anthony
Boise
M. H. MacDonald
Twin Falls
74 Children Register For Bible School
Seventy four children ages 4 to 14 registered this morning for the first jointly sponsored daily vacation Bible school of the Methodist and Congregational churches. The pre school department met in Wesley Halls with 31 attendees. primary had 24. junior intermediate 19.
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Methodist and
Congregational Churches
O. R. Warford
Wesley
Harry Tullis
Virginia Roscoe
Frank O. Paul
Clarence Garrett
Leroy Walker
W. A. White
Eloyse Johnson
Warren Vickrey
Carley Nielson
Malta Farmer Killed in Gravel Accident East of Declo
Malta farmer Orlando Fons becka of Malta was killed when his pickup struck loose gravel in a construction zone east of Declo at 8 15 p m Friday. The crash occurred in the evening and the victim died instantly.
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Burley
Orlando Fonsbecka
Malta
Declo
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Morals charge eyed in Mexican resident case
George Adaird of North First reports willing to sign a complaint against Cruz Perez about 45 for potential rape or morals offense. Perez was arrested after Mrs. Merced Adalid, 29, alleged illicit relations and described a threat with a gun inside his underwear.
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George Adaird
North First
Glen Perkins
Cruz Perez
Perez
Leo Robertson
Comdia
Merced Adalid
Peres
Adalid
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Schenley Distributors, Inc
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Eschela
Bridges
Harry Bridges
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