Rodeo to Use RAA Rules in Pocatello July Show
The Rodeo Association of America rules will govern the Pocatello rodeo July 2 through 5 at Bannock County Fairgrounds under American Legion Post 4. Event features include parades fireworks queen contests baby shows and free acts. Prominent riders ropers have entered as Vnye Newcombe notes points will be tallied on bucking horses bulldogging calf roping and more. The Dew stock along with Pete Jensen’s gathered cattle and horses will supply events with arena staff Harry Williams Slim Wager and Ted Elder performing a Roman riding act with two horses.
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Idaho
Rodeo Association of America
Pocatello
Bannock County Fairgrounds
American Legion
Verne Newcombe
Dew
Ogden
Pete Jensen
Harry Williams
Slim Wager
Williams
Ted Elder
House Agrees on Reclamation Bill With Several Project Allocations
The House approved reclamation revisions including a $20 million allowance for Grand Coulee and $3.71 million for Indian irrigation. Other funded projects include Gila $1.251 million, Salt River $1.5 million, Grand Valley $200k, Paine River $1 million, Boise Payette drainage $160k, Carlsbad $900k, Deschutes $450k, Owyhee $200k, Yakima $1 million, Provo River $550k, Casper-Alcova $1 million, Shoshone $700k, Riverton $250k, and Heart Mountain divisions $700k.
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Grand Coulee
Columbia River
House
Senate
Gila Project
Arizona
Salt River Project
Grand Valley Project
Colorado
Paine River Project
Boise Project
Idaho
Payette
Carlsbad Project
New Mexico
Deschutes Project
Oregon
Owyhee
Washington
Yakima Project
Roza
Provo River
Utah
Casper-Alcova
Wyoming
Heart Mountain
Riverton
London Readies Campaign Drive in East
In Topeka Kansas crowds welcomed John D M Hamilton home after Landon praised his work directing the Republican presidential nomination campaign. A parade formed from the railroad station to the capitol with banners and cheers as Hamilton, 44, and his wife rode in a motor car.
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Topeka
Kas
John D. M. Hamilton
Alf M. Landon
John
Hamilton
Capitol
Amazing Racket Charges Bared by L A Police
Police in Los Angeles expose a racket with claims of injuries and staged accidents. Griffin reports the Jenkins couple confess involvement after being told of an easy way to money, while others deny guilt.
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L. A
Jenkins
Combiner
Long Beach Community Hospital
Griffin
Biggs
Walter H. Anderson
State Commission
Sam Griffin
Boise
John Graham
Twin Falls
A. L. Morgan
Local notes span burglaries and CCC activities in Idaho
John Dwyer reports a burglary thwarted at his home on North Arthur. Dog damage to Edward Girany’s garden at West Sublette is noted. CCC adviser Hoskyn attends Utah conference while local members plan meetings in Pocatello. Police report fines for intoxication and traffic violations. Shriners’ Mounted Patrol to perform July 18.
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John Dwyer
North Arthur
Edward N. Girany
West Sublette
Local notes from Pocatello court and community events
Mrs. R. C. Jarvis faces a mental hearing before Judge Robert Callis after failing to pay taxi fare to Shelley and return. Harry Conley, cited for intoxication, pays a $20 fine and costs and is jailed until payment. Jim Allison menaces disorderly conduct, fined $25 and costs with five days in jail after a minor auto crash on Blackfoot highway. Mink Creek CCC softball team opens Independent league play Monday against Wheeler Osgood. Bays named manager. Mark Rydle, former railroad baseball player, dies in Portland leaving a two month bride, Margaret Carter. Clarence Pope returns to California after visiting Pocatello. he previously ran a dairy here. Also noted: Pope’s California dairy business, and crews at Jenny Lake and Bannock county.
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Clarence Pope
San Jaciento
Calif
Pocatello
Pope
California
Mink Creek CCC
Wheeler Osgood
Mink Creek
Wm. C. Bays
Jim Allison
William Hinckley
Dave McNichols
Bannock County
Allison
Blackfoot Highway
Robert Cuttler, Jr
City Motor Company
Harold Peterson
1337
East Center
McNichols
Cuttler
Peterson
Rock Creek Visitors and Local Dedication at Pocatello
Lt. George F. Glass of Bannock CCC camp receives six days leave starting June 22 and will join Lt. and Mrs. Glass in Portland as guests of Col. and Mrs. Humphries. At First Baptist church, Children’s Day dedication observed with infants pledged to Christian life. Families delivering infants for dedication include Scarborough, Sensenig, Harshberger, Cullen, Waltman, Kirchgestner, Parker, Pack, Fowler, and Sandles. infants named Sensenig, Waltman, Scarborough, Cullen, Hershberger, and others.
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George F. Glass
CCC
Bannock
Pocatello
Glass
Portland
Arthur B. Humphries
First Baptist Church
Clyde Scarborough
William Sensenig
Vernon Harshberger
James Cullen
A. Waltman
Glen Kirchgestner
Harold Parker
Harold Pack
B. Fowler
Bible School Program and Chamber Talks Highlight Local News
Margaret Ann Kirchgestner and others attended a children's day program led by Mrs Myron Ama sem. The four year university committee of Pocatello chamber of commerce discussed plans at a noon meeting. Paul V Nash reported on the event. George Winter of Los Angeles, son of the late George Winters, visited Pocatello to reconnect with old friends and research his father's legacy.
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The
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Paul V. Nash
George Winter
Los Angeles
Calif
George Winters
Pocatello
First Baptist Church Picnic At Ross Park
A visitor recalls childhood in the area and reports his mother Alice McClain now lives in Los Angeles. The First Baptist church hosts its annual picnic at Ross Park Thursday at 6 PM, sponsored by the Women’s Missionary society and the Brotherhood with a covered dish luncheon led by Mrs. L Bell. If rain, the church will host the event. Transportation to the park departs from the church at 6 PM.
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Alice McClain
Los Angeles
First Baptist Church
Ross Park
Women’s Missionary Society
The
Brotherhood
L . Bell
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Chicago Daily News
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Landon
Arnold's Gateway Garage
Elks’ Club
Fred P. Hoskyn
Logan
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West Side Fire Station
Wisconsin
T. D. Johnson
Paul Hodges
Tom Delaney
William Fife
Milton H. Damron
Long Beach
Damron
John Stirling
Stirling Coal Company
South First Avenue
A. M. Petersen
South Seventh Avenue
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W. O. W. Hail
George L. Smith, Jr
Morris Girard
Fifth and
Clark Streets
General Hospital
Vernon Brown
Wayne Street
Joseph Sebesta
No. Garfield
Troy
Parisian
Alfred Budge
State Supreme Court
Franklin
Shriners’ Mounted Patrol
Sioux City
Iowa
Pocatello Shrine Club
United States
Imperial Council
Seattle
Shriners
Shrine Club
Esken Haines
Alameda
Sheriff's Office
Lava Hot Springs
Haines
George F. Heaney
Posatello
L. M. Aplerate
Forney
Bonanza
Edith Palmer
Dolly Green
Dorothy Jones
Blackfoot
Camp State Line
Joseph J Luthman
Dayton
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Luthman
Camp Jackson
Teton Country
Shelley
R. C. Jarvis
Robert Callis
Jack Rossiter
South Fourth Avenue
Harry Conley
G. E. Hansen
Mark Rvdle
Margaret Carter
Neil C. Greppin
Jenny Lake
Robert Herbison
Main and
Lander
Petersen Furniture CO
Petersen
Rock Creek
Herbison
Margaret Ann Kirchgestner
Marjorit
Dennis Fowler
Cynthia Parker
Wanda Pack
Robert Sandles
Bible School
Myron Amasem
and Children’s Oxfords
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Oxfords
Masonic Temple
W. Lee Hill
Dr. Scholl
Gh Cage
Hyer
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