Suppers and meetings as Theta Rho chapter hosts event
Community notices record an IOOF hall meeting for Theta Rho girls aiming to travel to Idaho Falls, ticket sales at Carnes Music for Wilford show, a suitcase theft at Minidoka station, and police reports of assaults and petty thefts. Navy personnel from Pocatello and Guam are listed, along with local business reopenings and a weather friendly boating scene at Aberdeen pier.
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Theta Rho
IOOF
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Aberdeen Pier
American Falls
Cove
Gilbert Moyle
Pocatillo
City work on four lots on North Fourth for playground
City street commissioner Ralph Baird reports the department is active on four city lots along North Fourth Avenue to create a children’s playground in the district.
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Ralph Baird
North Fourth Avenue
Bicycle theft report cites two suspects
Mark Carl Moody reports his bicycle taken near the Chief theater on Friday June 13. Delano Busby reports his bicycle stolen from the 200 block on West Clark on Sunday.
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Mark Carl Moody
N. Garfield
Chief Theater
Delano Busby
Roosevelt Avenue
West Clark
GIA to B of LE invites Syringa Lodge members Wednesday
Syringa Lodge No 400 members are invited to a 1 p m meeting in the WOW hall with Elsie Harris as chairman. GIA members urged to attend a noon business session. city signs reading City Center proposed for Fifth and Center intersections to guide downtown visitors.
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GIA To B of
Syringa Lodge No. 400
Elsie Harris
GIA
J. L. Craig
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth
Center
Honolulu performers to grace June 18 high school program
Thirty entertainers direct from Honolulu headline a June 18 concert at the high school auditorium. Ted Talbot reports a low license count with about 200 dog licenses issued since May 1 and warns of impounding unlicensed dogs. Bicycle licenses are issued Wednesdays with machine branding to deter theft. 4‑H fed livestock exhibit planned at the Eastern Idaho State Fair in Blackfoot, organized by Bannock county 4‑H and local businesses. Pocatello prepares for state veterans events and a Ralston Purina dealers meeting in early July. Mayor George Phillips announces drainage holes in the Center street subway are now functional and the street sweeper operates satisfactorily.
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Ted Talbot
City Poundmaster
Agricultural Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Wurstin
Bannock County
Idaho
Blackfoot
Pocatello
George Phillips
Center Street
Marriage license issued in county clerk office
A marriage license was issued Saturday by the county clerk to Donald Kenneth Mullins and Anna B. Jackson, ages 27 and 22, from Pocatello and Lincoln Wyoming respectively. Other items include a rare violin pawned for thirty dollars and a Tyhee car theft report.
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Donald Kenneth Mullins
Pocatello
Anna B. Jackson
Lincoln
Wyoming
Local Officials Report License Totals and Crime Briefs
Police report shows 155 beer licenses issued to date versus 124 last year. Sheriff’s court jury excused until June 30. Multiple motorists forfeited bonds for illegal parking. An alleged overdose case and a reckless driving plea were recorded. An electrovator weed killer demonstration is expected on Tyhee flats with date to be announced.
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Harley Wilkins
M. B. Smith
Tyhee
A. L. Merrill
A. C. Madison
James Downey
Opal Ward
T. R. Whittle
C. A. Doran
Danny Pullos
M. L. Curtis
Billa Miller
W. H. Wright
Ed Driscoll
Frank Davis
Ray Baugh
Gary Milton
L. F. Bertasso
C. D. Clay
T. B
Pocatello Woman Attends 50th Reunion of Class
Mrs. John Anderson of 625 South Fourth attended the fiftieth reunion of her class at the commencement exercises of Utah State Agricultural College in Logan Utah. Her daughter Alice an Idaho State College instructor and MS graduate accompanied her. Mrs Anderson is one of seven surviving members of the class of 1897 and was initiated as a member of the Society of Fifty Years Ago Graduates.
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John Anderson
South Fourth
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Alice
Idaho State College
Anderson
Hoover Advises Republicans on Foreign Policy
Former president Herbert Hoover emerges as a key informal adviser to Republican leaders on foreign policy. He eyes a possible role on a bipartisan council and may testify to committees shaping foreign aid and recovery efforts. His influence grows through frequent congressional contact and public statements.
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Hoover
Taft
Ohio
Senate-House Economic Committee
Sen. Ball
R-Minn
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Congress
Bernard M. Baruch
White House
Backers Plan To Override Tax Policy And Debt Reduction
The text discusses opposition to a tax cut during inflationary periods and argues for reducing the public debt. It cites President Truman criticizing the measure for favoring high incomes and urges Congress to pursue tax system revision and plan for broader relief.
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Truman
Congress
Veterans Retire Two Beloved College of Idaho Professors
Dr. Herbert Harry Hayman and Frederick Fleming Beale announce their retirements from the College of Idaho this summer after long tenures in economics sociology and music. Hayman began his service in 1911 and Beale in 1912, marking over 35 years in higher education. Hayman, a 1911 hire and College of Idaho graduate, later studied at Wooster and Princeton. Beale, longtime music department head, was born in 1876 in Troy Kansas and earned his early ties to the college as an alumnus.
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The
College of Idaho
Herbert Harry Hayman
Frederick Fleming Beale
Hayman
Wooster College
Princeton University
Wooster
Moreira
Iowa
Beale
Troy
Kansas
Tax reform critique targets H R 1 tax cuts
The speaker condemns H R 1 for not aiding the broad public. He argues personal exemptions and excise, gift, estate, and corporate tax changes would not deliver relief. He cites figures showing minimal savings for a $2,500 income and large gains for $50,000 and $500,000 incomes.
Pharmacists Honor Leonard at Meet in Idaho
The gathering praised Dean Leonard with testimonials from six close associates and presented a handsome gift via J. J. Lynch of Boise. Leonard thanked supporters and recalled pharmacy history in Idaho since 1895, noting the growth of the school of pharmacy. A morning session highlighted a question box.
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Dean Leonard
J. J. Lynch
Boise
Association
Idaho
School of Pharmacy
Veterans luncheon caps morning meet with long‑registered druggists
A veterans' luncheon attended by 30 druggists with over 25 years registration capped the morning meeting. In the afternoon, a tour to the Twin Falls Jerome intercounty bridge followed the session amid motion picture interludes and advertisements.
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Twin Falls-Jerome Intercounty Bridge
Funeral Services For M. J. Rossiter
Maurice J Rossiter 58 former Bannock County sheriff died Saturday at his Woolley apartment home from a heart attack. Funeral at noon Wednesday in the Elks temple with Exalted Ruler Robert Galafent officiating. Eulogy by Milton Zener and body later sent to Downey for 2:30 p.m. LDS ward services, Bishop Milton J. Hyde in charge. Interment in Downey cemetery. Funeral home hours for viewing at Downard chapel.
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Maurice J Rossiter
Bannock County
Woolley
Elks Temple
Robert Galafent
Eulory
Milton Zener
Downey
LDS
Milton J. Hyde
Downey Cemetery
Downard Chapel
Idaho Towns Vote On Liquor Issue
Idaho towns vote on liquor licensing under a law allowing city officials to license liquor-by-the-drink establishments unless a majority of qualified voters oppose. Alameda Minidoka and Culdesac disapproved licensing while other towns favored it, with elections demandable by 20 percent of registered voters.
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Alameda
Minidoka
Culdesac
Voter Campaigns Divide Twin Falls Groups
A citizens committee built largely from church workers organizes the dry voting push in Twin Falls. A liberal committee forms to direct activities for the wet side.
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Twin Falls
Citizens Committee
Walkout Ties Up 700 Ships in U S Harbors
A 1 year contract extension dispute halts work as 700 ships are stalled in U S harbors while CIO loneshoremen and CIO marine engineers association have signed. Workers await swift contract agreements.
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U. S
CIO Loneshoremen
CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
New Alcohol Treatment Claims Effective Short Program
Divorce and financial hardship linked to alcoholism are addressed by a new scientific approach. Our clinical records show lasting results from a short, safe, mild but effective treatment designed to yield control over drinking and restore family life and work stability.
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