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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1948

Page

5

On the Record The Curious National Mood

The piece surveys a divided nation in a curiously unsettled campaign year. It notes President Truman struggles to fill large venues and attract crowds while the Democratic Party lacks a clear alternative. Republicans lack a unifying candidate and a third party movement under Wallace stalls amid anti‑Stalin sentiment. The public is skeptical, prosperous yet wary of war and foreign policy, with mixed views on Israel and Greece and a desire for leadership despite distrust of proposed leaders.

Truman Democratic Party Harold Stassen Willkie Taft Dewey Vandenberg State Department Wallace Ple Stalin Roosevelt Casablanca Quebec Teheran Yalta Palestine New York City Israel Middle East China Greece

Wednesday Afternoon and Thursday Morning Radio Schedule

A dense list of radio programs with times from 12:00 to 11:45 featuring Queen for a Day, Martin Black Show, Red Hook 31, All Star Dance Parade, David Rose Show, Tommy Dorsey, Fulton Lewis Jr, Lawrence Welk, Rhythm and news segments, and a variety of musical acts and talks. Reads as a station lineup for two days with many entertainment and news blocks.

Martin Black Red Hook Woman's Page David Rose Two Ton Baker IMN Time To Shine Call of the West Tommy Dorsey Fulton Lewis, Jr Captain Midnight Tom Mix Billy Rose Gabriel Heatter Mutual Opinionaire California Melodies All the Decision Boyd Raeburn Orch Patton Lewis, Jr Inside of Sports Lawrence Welk H Light Orc Mutual Report News Goodnight IMN Farm Journal Intermountain News U. S. Marine Band Cedric Foster Harold Turner Bill Harrington

Vacation Bible School enrollment at First Baptist

Forty ten pupils have enrolled in the Daily Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church. The program runs weekdays at 9 a.m. for ages four through fourteen. Linfield College students from McMinnville Oregon lead and assist a group of local staff in charge.

The First Baptist Church Linfield College McMinnville Oregon Jerry Gano Virginia Winters Willa Jean McDaniels Rodney Remmey Phyllis Willecke Marilyn Reissig Richard Beasley Emma Lou Bell Betty Moffett Claire Steffens Marcelle Teeples Monna Briggs

Police chief wins pistol shooting trophy at Idaho meet

R J Roubidoux received an eight inch gold figure trophy of a pistol shooter for second place in the pistol shooting contest at the Idaho State Officers association convention in Coeur d Alene held several weeks ago.

R. J. Roubidoux Idaho State Officers Association Coeur d'Alene

Idaho’s Fantastic Millionaire Jack Simplot profile

The Satur day Evening Post spotlights Idaho’s wealthiest figure, Jack Simplot, detailing his private empire across 34 corporations and many holdings from farms to phosphate mines. It notes his vision for Idaho’s growth, wartime risks, and his Pocatello area ventures including a fertilizer plant, phosphate mines, Ban nock hotel board seat, and a planned 100 unit housing project.

Jack Simplot Idaho Midas Richard L. Neuberger Mr. Simplot Saturday Evening Post Mr. Neuberger Bogus Basin Northwest Mr Neuberger Simplot Jack Post Pocatello Fort Hall Reservation Bannock Hotel Center Street

Dinner Bridge Shower Honors Beverly Bistline

Miss Beverly Bistline, soon to wed Robert Spaulding, was honored with a dinner bridge and miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Ray H. Hunter's home. Hostesses included Mrs. Tom Sahlberg and Mrs. George Young. top score went to Mrs. Earl Ebersole and the all-out award to Mrs. Jerry Hanlon.

Beverly Bistline Robert Spaulding Ray H. Hunter Tom Sahlberg George Young Hunter Earl Ebersole Jerry Hanlon Miss Bistline F. M. Bistline

Idaho Accountants To Hold Meet

The Idaho association of public accountants will hold its second annual convention in Boise on Friday and Saturday. National Society president H. E. Alford of Los Angeles will deliver the principal address at a banquet Friday night. Idaho officers include Arthur G. Ryman of Boise as president P W Carlson of Pocatello as vice president Rosalie E Leonard of Boise as secretary treasurer and Fred D Graff of Boise with Wayne Hancock of Buhl as directors.

Boise Idaho Association of Public Accountants H. E. Alford Los Angeles National Society of Public Accountants Idaho Association Arthur G. Ryman P. W. Carlson Pocatello Rosalie E Leonard Fred D. Graff Wayne Hancock Buhl

Local Socialites Named in Memo Ceremony Roster

John McMahon and several spouses and debutantes appear in a society notice listing Mrs Clifford Greene Mrs Darwin Brown Mrs E N Roberts II Mrs Wendell Marshall and the Misses Ruth Merie Jones and Peggy Willard among attendees and organizers.

John McMahon Clifford Greene Darwin Brown E. N. Roberts, II Wendell Marshall Ruth Merie Jones Peggy Willard

Merrill Family Dinner Brings Together Local and Visiting Kin

A. L. Merrill hosted a Sunday dinner on June 13 at their home. Attending were Grace Merrill visiting from BYU Provo, Ruth Fullenwider and Valene from Idaho Falls, W. F. Merrill and Teresa Lynne from Boston, and Dr. Lowell Garr Merrill with Georgia Hunter from Cedar City. W. F. Merrill will join Merrill & Merrill after Harvard Law School.

A. L. Merrill Grace Merrill Provo Ruth Fullenwider Valene Idaho Falls W. F. Merrill Teresa Lynne Boston Massachusetts Harvard Law School Merrill & Merrill Lowell Garr Merrill Georgia Hunter Cedar City Bingham Canyon Hospital Bingham Canyon Utah

Forest Roads To Get Funds

The House Appropriations Committee recommended spending an extra 15 million dollars on forest highways for the coming year. It approved 7.5 million for forest roads and 7.5 million in contract authorizations, below the budget bureau request of 20 million. Over 50 congressmen from 25 national forest states urged a higher allotment.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Budget Bureau National Forest

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