Lions Plan Third Annual Horse Show in Blackfoot
The Blackfoot Lions club and the Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce sponsor a three day horse show at the Eastern Idaho State Fair Grounds July 11 12 and 13 with proceeds to benefit parks and playgrounds. Orson Packham leads arrangements with entries advertising sponsorships and concessions managed by a large committee including Melvin Hopkins and Jessie Day. Each night features a riding exhibition by a visiting posse or club from Idaho Falls Aberdeen and Blackfoot.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Lions Club
Idaho State Fair
Robert M. Kerr, Jr
Blackfoot Chamber of Comerce
Orson Packham
Melvin Hopkins
Rt. 3
Packham
Jessie M. Day
Lawrence Lambert
Sterling Madsen, Jr
Bert Cutforth
C. P. Kimball
Jimmy Bowns
Ronald Bitton
Winston Benson
Warren Halt
Lloyd Brownring
Grant Oldham
Kerr
Mr. Bowns
Idaho Falls
Aberdeen
Attorney General Seeks Calm Amid Fear Hysteria
Kansas Attorney General Tom Clark urged Democrats at a Jefferson Jackson victory dinner to reject a psychology of failure and fear. He argued unemployment and recession fears are overstated and times are better for the ordinary man than before the war.
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Topeka
Michaud Flats Water Project Reviewed at Joint Meeting
A joint Power and Bannock county irrigation board session in Pocatello reviewed Michaud Flats water development. Dr. John R. Nichols of the U S Bureau of Reclamation spoke for Fort Hall landowners. election to form an irrigation district may follow if voters approve. Details include Palisades Dam rights and irrigation for 52 000 acres across reservation and nonreservation lands.
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American Falls
Michaud Flats
Power and Bannock County Irrigation Boards
Pocatello
John R. Nichols
U. S. Inian
Power County Board
Hess
Nichols
Fort Hall Reservation
Bureau of Reclamation
Boise
Palisades
Power County
Atterns O. R. Baum
Illiam
Germans Block Plans at Dortmund Plant
German workers formed a human wall to block attempts to begin removing machinery at the plant. Ten workers had arrived to start disassembly.
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Dortmund
Germany
Pythians Meeting Opens After Banquet
Idaho Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters held grand lodge business sessions after a banquet. Fred Ratliff of Marion Indiana, grand chancellor, attended and awarded 25 year veterans’ jewels to three lodge members.
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Kellogg
Idaho Knights of Pythias
Pythian
Grand Lodge
Fred Ratliff
Marion
Ind
Preme
Knights of Pythias
Portneuf Lumber and Supply Co Inc Incorporation Filed
Boise reports two Idaho firms filed articles of incorporation. Portneuf Lumber and Supply Company Inc of Pocatello is formed for 50000 dollars by W R Cahoon J W Brennan and Robert D Brennan. Intermountain Dairy Cattle Congress Inc of Idaho Falls lists Harold M Layton Henry F Reinhold Don Pack Dwight Disney and Clyde M Waddell as incorporators.
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Boise
Portneuf Lumber and Supply Company, Inc
Pocatello
W. R. Cahoon
J. W. Brennan
Robert D. Brennan
Intermountain Dairy Cattle Congress, Inc
Idaho Falls
Harold M. Layton
Henry F. Reinhold
Don Pack
Dwight Disney
Clyde M. Waddell
Sub-Committee Approves Military Pay Bill in House Action
A House Armed Services subcommittee approved the new military pay bill after paying another 68 million dollars off a sharply trimmed schedule for pay raises. Chairman Kilday of Texas told reporters he hopes to bring the bill to the House floor next week.
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Washington
House
Armed Services
Kilday
D-Tex
Norma J. Thomas Weds Ralph Jones
Norma Jean Thomas and Ralph A. Jones wed in Malad at her parents home with Bishop Jesse Hughes officiating. Bridesmaid Gayle Hill and matron of honor Mrs. Boyd Jones supported, best man Jay Dee Deschamps. The couple, graduates of Malad high, begin married life after the ceremony.
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Sam Thomas
Norma Jean
Ralph A. Jones
Ariel Jones
Jesse Hughes
Gayle Hill
Boyd Jones
Jay Dee Deschamps
Senate Confirms First Woman U S Treasurer Georgia Clark
The Senate confirmed Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark of Kansas as the first woman treasurer of the United States. The action was by unanimous consent and the rules were suspended to speed the appointment after approval by the Senate Finance Committee. She succeeded William A Juhan, who was killed in an auto accident ten days earlier.
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Washington
Senate
Georgia Neese Clark
Kansas
The
United States
William A Juhan
Clark
Ball Park
Richland
Kas
President Truman
Judy Allen
Betty Phillips
Rey
Don Y. Bumgarner
Skeleton found during plowing identified for investigation
Bonneville county sheriff Dean F. Wilkie said a human skeleton found seven miles north of Idaho Falls would be sent to the FBI to determine if it belonged to an Indian or a white man. The bones were uncovered by A. J. Swartenberger while plowing.
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Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
Dean F. Wilkie
Here
Federal Bureau of Investigation
A. J. Swartenberger
Mine Cuts Operation at Kimberly Copper Mines
Consolidated Copper Mines (New York) announces suspension of all underground mining at the Kimberly Nevada operation by month end cutting copper output by half. Open pit work will run five days a week while underground costs exceed current market price, noted president Chester D. Tripp.
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New York
Consolidated Copper Mines Corporation
Kimberly, Nev
Kimberly
Chester D. Tripp
Potato Trial Dates Set
In Twin Falls on June 23 a preliminary trial will start for two potato grading violation cases. Justice of Peace J O Pumphrey said one accused, W E Childs, is not yet located. Others named include Kenneth Childs Donald W Childs Pete Christman John Don and Brown Eller all of Kimberly. Both counts allege improper grading and all defendants pleaded not guilty.
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Twin Falls
Justice of Peace
J. O. Pumphrey
W. E. Childs
Kenneth Childs
Donald W. Childs
Pete Christman
John
Don
Brown Eller
Kimberly
Childs
Christman
Childs’ Brothers
Ellers
Legion Auxiliary Concludes Season in American Falls
President Margaret Crowder led the final meeting at the Legion hall. Installation of six officers took place, with Mildred West installing. Poppy Day raised 185.35, most stays local. two inhalators added to sick aids, plus a hospital bed earlier. Delegates for the department convention in Weiser were named. A musical program followed with songs, solos, and refreshments served by Florence Madden and Willametta Meadows.
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American Falls
Margaret Crowder
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Mildred West
Jane Vollweiler
Florence Madden
Delphia Thomas
Hulda Haines
Lorene Evans
Gloria England
Louise Lounsberry
Schiltz Memorial Hospital
Richard Strauss Honored On 85th Birthday
In Garmisch Bavaria celebrated Richard Strauss for his 85th birthday with honors from over 600 arts leaders. He gave Munich the score of a waltz written in its honor as Bavaria launches a Richard Strauss festival week.
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Garmisch
Germany
Richard Strauss
Munich
Bavaria
Festival Hall
Basket Making Remains An Ancient Industry
Basket making stands as one of the oldest crafts in human industry with enduring techniques and regional variation noted in historical practices. The craft supports livelihoods in many communities and reflects cultural heritage across generations.
Advice Five Years Ago Wife Tabled Her Husband's Adoption Plan
A reader asks Dear Mary Haworth about adopting a child after a 12 year marriage. The wife delayed adoption for financial reasons during a war job and now fears her husband is irritable, while the husband relents but assigns the burden to her. The column probes motives, love, and readiness to parent.
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Mary Haworth
Tom
Doubts on Adoption Motives Rise in Advice Column
Mary Haworth counsels a reader to examine underlying, anxious motives in seeking to adopt a child. The letter questions if the applicant truly loves children or only wants a hold on Tom and to anchor him to the family. Authorities are advised to screen temperament and home life before proceeding with adoption. The columnist is taking a two week vacation.
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Tom
A. R
M. H
Mary Haworth
Pocatello Tribune
Miss Haworth
Polio Ban Shuts City Facilities in San Angelo
Polio grips San Angelo Texas as the city lifts a Wednesday ban closing movies pools schools and churches and prohibits public gatherings by the city council last work week.
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San Angelo
Tex
Plans for Idaho Falls high school plant move forward
Idaho Falls plans for a new senior high school progressed with a special school board meeting. Architects were appointed and preliminary specifications drafted in preparation for a bond election. If approved, construction would start early fall. the advisory committee estimates a $1.2 million citywide construction and improvement program including the school.
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Idaho Falls
Board of Trustees
C. O. Humphrey
Ingrid Bergman to Climb Stromboli Volcano Scene
Ingrid Bergman will climb a 3040 foot live volcano on Stromboli as part of a dramatic scene for the film Gods Earth shot near Sicily. Belching lava and cinders threaten to delay the ascent while she leaves Rome for the barren island.
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Rome
Ingrid Bergman
Stromboli
Sicily
Miss Bergman
Order Expired as Hospitals Report 56 Ongoing Cases
Hospitals still report 56 active cases with 11 new admissions and 10 discharged. The order expired at midnight, leaving facilities operating under previous guidelines.
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Delbert Hill
Donna Delbert
Burtonwood
England
Army Air Force
Hill
Philadelphia
Donna
Gerry Oldham
Ben Lyon
Bebe Daniels
London
Pythians Meeting
Automobile News
Norma J. Thomas
Weds
Ralph Jones
Malad High School
Jones
USAC
Plower
Salt Lake City
Western Air Lines
Legion Auxiliary
J.C
Gardner
ISC
Lewis. Hall
Ford Music
Polio Grips
Ingrid
Dept
Broadway
Oakland
Calif
Erry
Him
Pullman
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