Doctors Elect Orofino Man
At the Idaho Medical Association annual convention in Sun Valley about 200 doctors attended. Dr. A B Pappenhagen of Oro fino became the new president, succeeding Dr. George Halley of Twin Falls. Mrs. Roy E Freeman of Boise was named auxiliary president, succeeding Mrs. B V Simigan of Potatello.
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Sun Valley
Idaho Medical Association
A. B. Pappenhagen
Orofino
George Halley
Twin Falls
Roy E. Freeman
Boise
B. V. Simigan
Potatello
Obituary Joyce Kay Leger dies after brain operation
Joyce Kay Leger 6 daughter of Kenneth and Phyllis Leger of 135 N Fourteenth died in a Salt Lake City hospital after a brain operation. Born in Pocatello November 6 1941 she leaves two sisters Carol Ann and Kathy Lee and grandparents A Lawhorn of Salt Lake City and Mr and Mrs R R Leger of Minidoka. The body was to be brought to Pocatello tonight with services at 2 p m Friday in the Downard chapel and interment in Mountainview cemetery
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Joyce Kay Leger
Kenneth and
Phyllis Leger
N. Fourteenth
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Carol Ann
Kathy Lee
A. Lawhorn
R. R. Leger
Minidoka
Downard Chapel
Mountainview Cemetery
Parents, Goorm In Marriage Of Young Girl
The article reports a teen marriage at Iron Mountain Michigan with parental consent. The girl allegedly married Baake last Thursday under Wisconsin Michigan law requiring a 16 year age. Assistant district attorneys say her parents accompanied the couple and claimed she was 16 and authorized to wed.
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Goorm
Baake
Iron Mountain
Mich
Wisconsin
Michigan
Asst. Dist. Attys
Gerald Paradowski
Bem Weiner
Democrats Claim GOP Fails On Economic Cuts
Democrats accuse Republicans of failing to deliver ($8.17 billion) in independent offices cuts. Gore cites only about $1.88 billion real reductions, says phony claims total $2.70 billion as $5 billion of the budget remains to be considered. Taft says Republicans seek to apply $1.5 billion of surplus revenues to debt payment.
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House
Independent Offices
Gore
Senate
Capitol
Chaiman Taft
Ohio
Republican Policy Committee
Prison Population Rises at Idaho Penitentiary
War den Louis E. Clapp reports three prisoners arrive at the Idaho state penitentiary bringing the total to 281 the highest in five years. The three new inmates are Leo Craft Ada county grand larceny Everett Adkins Caribou forgery and Jack V Shelton Caribou grand larceny each sentenced to a maximum term of 14 years.
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Boise
Idaho State Penitentiary
Louis E. Clapp
Clapp
Leo Craft
Ada
Everett Adkins
Caribou
Jack V. Shelton
Fabled Rules On Way Out in India
The article contrasts Britain's plan to affiliate native princes with Hindustan or Pakistan with the demand of princely states for independent status. It notes two vast regions of India. British India faces Hindu Muslim tensions and partition, while native states seek autonomy. Views diverge between the All India Congress and Mohammad Ali Jinnah on future allegiance.
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India
British India
Hindustan
Pakistan
England
all-India Congress Party
Mohamed Ali Jinnah
Moslem League
Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys Rebuff Land Grabbers
Ethan Allen organized the Green Mountain Boys to repel land grabbers in a frontier struggle, shaping local militia resistance and asserting territory rights amid early colonial tensions.
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Ethan Allen
Green Mountain Boys
Mary Irene Cooper Bride Elect Shower Gifts Shown
Miss Mary Irene Cooper daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max McNabb received gifts at multiple showers during the month. She will wed Sam Maynard Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Maynard Jr. of 1305 East Center Street on Sunday at the Methodist church in Sun. Includes a mixmaster gift from 20 high school friends and several miscellaneous showers hosted by Mrs Ballard Cooper Mrs Carl Bishop and Mrs Rud McIntyre and by Ruth Stroud and Maxine Chambers in Buhl.
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Mary Irene Cooper
Miss Cooper
Max McNabb
Ballard Cooper
Carl Bishop
Rud McIntyre
Bishop
Buhl
Ruth Stroud
Maxine Chambers
Dinner party honors Desert Rose DUP founders talk
Nineteen members of the Brigham Young dinner party of the Desert Rose camp DUP met at Violet York 333 N Eighth to recall founder anecdotes and hear talks on the LDS church. Alta Young, second captain, led a round table meeting with hostesses Bertha Gummersall and Amy Hancock assisting.
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Brigham Young
Desert Rose Camp
Violet York
Alta Young
LDS Church
Bertha Gummersall
Amy Hancock
House Fixes Security Tax Raises Vets' Allowance
Senators debate a security tax increase and veterans' benefits while government price supports and imports in wool are discussed. A Senate Commerce subcommittee hears NAB president Justin Miller on radio regulation as a White bill to rewrite the federal communications act moves forward amid veto expectations on a railroad rate bill.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Justin Miller
National Association of Broadcasters
Miller
Senate Commerce
Sen. White
R-Me
Senate
Invasion marks engraving plates handed to Russians in 1944
Officials ask who delivered the engraved plates used for invasion marks to Soviet authorities on April 18, 1944 and who permitted American finance officers to accumulate 380 million dollars in German and Japanese invasion currencies beyond congress funding.
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Congress
Fort Hall Indians Set Massive June Roundup Near Fort Hall
The Fort Hall Indian Cattlemen's Association will begin a six day roundup June 24 at Wood Creek near Lincoln Peak east of Fort Hall. About 4500 animals are to be branded from a 13 000 head Hereford purebred herd split into steers cows and calves and breeding bulls. Joe Thorpe president calls Bannock and Shoshone families to assemble for the event.
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Fort Hall
Indian Cattlemen’s Association
Wood Creek
Lincoln Peak
Joe Thorpe
The
Indians Association
Intermountain West
Extension Service
U. S. Indian Service
Carl W. Beck
Fort Hall Reservation
Supreme Court blocks $135 million Puget Power sale
The Washington State Supreme Court ruled illegal the proposed $135,000,000 sale of Puget Sound Power and Light to Skagit County Public Utility District in a 5 to 4 decision. A court feud emerged as Chief Justice Mallory criticized Justice Millard for a last minute reversal, while Millard defended private records and public-maturity rules.
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Olympia
Wash
State Supreme Court
Northwest
Puget Sound Power and Light Company
Skagit County Public Utility District
Joseph A. Mallory
William J. Millard
Millard
FORK Auxiliary Installs Officers
The FORK Auxiliary No 119 held a joint officer installation on Thursday June 5 at Eagles hall. Members wore red white and blue, and the drill team performed intricate maneuvers after the ceremony. Officers installed included Genevieve Cox as past madame president and Thelma Strope as president with Thelma Strope serving as president and Mary Green as vice president.
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FOF No. 119
Eagles Hall
Hester Braddy
Anona Belisle
Dorothy Lewis
Ida Steed
Edna Ferrin
Geneva Lehman
Roberta Cooper
Mildred Christensen
Verna Veach
Genevieve Cox
Thelma Strope
Mary Green
Emma Zahm
Louise Myler
Vesta Kelly
Rose Connell
Berniece Blundell
Louise Fields
Lola O'Neil
Ella Ahlmstrom
Myrtle Brothers
Dorothy Scott
Nation Seeks Safer Roads Through Federal Standards
President Truman urged uniform license systems and federal highway progress to reduce traffic deaths. He noted 350 billion miles driven last year as evidence of growing postwar highway travel and pledged action against unsafe drivers and lax licensing.
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Congress
Truman
United States
Peacetime Life in America Faces Road Death Toll
The president warns of a troubling exception to a happier peacetime life, the continuing appalling destruction of life and property by highway accidents. He urges actions to curb traffic fatalities and calls for improved safety measures nationwide.
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America
Tragedy at Meridell Park Trainsman Burned by Tractor
Fred J. Dolbner of Meridell Park a longtime U P trainman is nursing a burned left hand after a Tuesday accident south of the city. While talking with a tractor operator the machine ran out of control and Dolbner jumped aside his hand contacting the exhaust. He receives care from Dr H H Hughart. Tires are usually less than half the rubber used in an automobile.
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Fred J. Dolbner
Meridell Park
U. P. Traiman
Mr. Doloner
H. H. Hughart
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