Elks Gather for Idaho State Association Convention
More than 600 Elks lodge members registered as the Idaho State Elks convention opened in Moscow Idaho under state president Robert E. Sorenson. Boise band and Wallace drum corps competed for attention while Nampa won bowling, Boise finished second, Moscow teams placed third and fourth, Lewiston and Coeur d Alene followed. R S Overstreet from Boise to report on the Crippled Children's commission and new home near Boise.
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Moscow
Ida
Elks Lodge
Idaho State Elks Association
Robert E. Sorenson
Wallace
Boise Lodge
Nampa
Boise
Lewiston
Coeur d'Alene
R. S. Overstreet
Association
Crippled Children’s Commission
State Three Shows By Idaho Passes State Three Shows By Idaho Passes
Blackfoot hosts the State Riding association show at the East ern Idaho State fairgrounds with events on July 2 and July 3. Oakley Vigilantes and other county possee groups perform July 2 evening, Salmon River Posse and allies perform July 3 afternoon, and Freemont and Bingham County Posse groups join July 3 evening plus a grand fireworks finale.
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Blackfoot
State Riding Association
Idaho State Fairgrounds
Oakley Vigilantes
Oakley
Mindoka County
Rupert
Bonneville County Mounted Sheriff's Posse
Salmon River Sheriff's Posse
Salmonettes
Malad Valley
Freemont County Sheriff's Posse
St. Anthony
Bingham County Mounted Sheriff's Posse
Rural share of income in 1947 farm boom
Despite roughly one fifth of Americans living on farms the 1947 boom season yielded only about one ninth of national income. The statement highlights farm sector earnings relative to overall U.S. income during that period.
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U.S
Mrs Kuhn Breaks With Former Leader in Munich
Mrs Hedwig Munz says she is through with Fritz Kuhn the former leader of the German American Bund in Munich. Kuhn, jailed in the United States, claims the affair with the waitress is over. He escaped from jail in February and was recaptured Tuesday facing a ten year term as a convicted major Nazi offender.
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Munich
Fritz Kuhn
Kuhn
Hedwig Munz
Man Admits Killing Wife in Washington Cliff Tragedy
Wayne L. Williams, about 30, a former Oklahoma farmer and aircraft worker, led deputies to the bludgeoned body of his wife and a battered living four year old daughter on a cliff south of Everett. Williams, who had been living near Tulsa and staying with a sister in Seattle, admitted the killings after a search that extended late into the night.
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Everett, Wash
Oklahoma
Here
Tom Warnock
Wayne L. Williams
Williams
Tulsa
Seattle
Warnock
China Floods Kill 300 in Taishan County
Three hundred people were reported dead and thousands left homeless as flood waters inundated Taishan county about 70 miles southwest of Canton. Rain-swollen rivers overflowed, flooding vast farming areas in south China. reports not confirmed.
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Canton
China
Taishan County
Here
Father Held in Wife Killing and Daughter Assault
Wayne L. Williams, 31, admitted beating his wife Hattie Lucille Williams and bludgeoning their four year old daughter Mary Bernice before dragging her to a cliff above Puget Sound. The child survived after blood transfusion and medical care, while the couple had moved from Tulsa County Oklahoma a week earlier.
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Everett
Wash
Tom Warnock
Wayne L. Williams
Williams
Tulsa County
Okla
Mary Bernice
Puget Sound
Warnock
Hattie Lucille
Oklahoma
South Idaho Couple To Wed in LDS Temple
Mrs. Isabel Koefoed announces the engagement of her daughter Carrol Koefoed to Loyal Lowritzen of Paris. The wedding will be held next week in the Idaho Falls temple with Lowritzen employed by the Bear Lake stage line. The couple will reside in Pocatello after the ceremony. A trousseau tea honored Miss Koefoed at Mrs. Marion J. Bell's home with bouquets and a gift room managed by Miss Louise Koefoed and Mrs. Jeanene Lowritzen. Sixty guests attended with out-of-town visitors from Paris, Montpelier, Pocatello, Blackfoot and Moreland.
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Carrol Koefoed
Isabel Kofoed
Java Hot Springs
Loyal Lowritten
Paris
Idaho Falls
Lava Hot Springs
Isabel Koefoed
Carrol
Lowritzen
Idaho Falls Temple
Bear Lake
Spud Bin Suitable For Idaho Farmers
Idaho farmers may gain from a new air circulated potato storage bin structure developed by U S Department of Agriculture official A D Edgar. Edgar said the design circulates air around tightly closed bins and suits commercial producing areas including Idaho Falls Twin Falls Burley and other large potato shipping centers.
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Boise
Idaho
A. D. Edgar
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Edgar
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Burley
Auditors Group Lauded For Upping Standards
H E Alford of Los Angeles, president of the National Society of Public Accountants, praised the Idaho Association of Public Accountants at a Boise banquet. He said state associations are the practical method of raising overall professional responsibility.
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Boise
H. E. Alford
Los Angeles
National Society of Public Accountants
Idaho Association of Public Accountants
Alford
Gem State Group
Traffic light installed at Bridger and North Main
A new traffic signal at the Bridger and North Main intersection in McCammon regulates traffic daily from 7 am to 9 pm. The city installed and synchronized the light to manage North Main traffic, while local notices report other happenings around town.
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Bridger
North Main Streets
North Main
Carroll Show To Continue After Producer Killed In Crash
Hollywood notes Earl Carroll, famous for Vanities and a landmark 1938 Hollywood theater restaurant, dies in Mt. Carmel plane crash at 54. Beryl Wallace, 30, co-starred in Carroll revues. 43 killed. The theater, a Hollywood landmark, remains open per Carroll’s wish as manager Virginia Lear confirms.
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Hollywood
Earl Carroll
Hollywood Theater
Mt. Carmel
Beryl Wallace
Carroll
Multiple Idaho legal and civic items cover 1946 events
The Bannock county probate court handles a Permo company suit for 281.42 plus interest. George Little faces police court for failure to stop at a traffic signal with a $10 bond. Jaretha Christiansen is granted divorce from Marvin Christensen with custody of two children and $10 weekly support. Pocatello school trustees accept Intermountain Equipment bid for coal handling tractor loader gear. Pocatello riding club plans a Sunday campfire breakfast at Hillman riding academy and maps a September race meet. A 1949 Ford arrives for the Pocatello police with Inspector Pugmire overseeing installation. Mrs Jean C. Bistline petitioned as executrix for Claude D. Bistline estate valued at $160 541 with listed heirs.
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George Little
Board of Trustees
Pocatello Independent School District No. 1
Intermountain Equipment Company of
Pocatello
Jean C. Bistline
Claude D. Bistline
Bannock County
The
Sur
Local Probate Hearing Set After Widow and Family Notice
Probate Judge Willard Lumb set June 29 for the hearing regarding widow Mrs. Jean Bistline and her children Carol B. Hall and Pete Bistline. A minor bicycle collision occurred on East Center with no injuries or damage. Two marriage certificates recorded in Bannock County. Arrington-Hancock and Sorenson-Tolman wed in Pocatello. A divorce was granted Friday in Lilly Irene Moore versus Clarence Moore on non support grounds.
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Jean Bistline
Carol B. Hall
Pete Bistline
Willard Lumb
E. Center
Mary Pattis
S. Sixth
George N. Green
E. Lewis
Bamnock
Seldon R. Arrington
Mesa
Ariz
LaRue Hancock
Safford
Pocatello
Roland K. Hart
Stanley J. Sorenson
Jean Tolman
Clive J. Cooper
Isaac McDougall
Lilly Irene Moore
Clarence Far Moore
Shipment of Oil Line Pipe to Iran Approved
The Commerce Department approved a shipment of 11 650 tons of oil line pipe to Iran for a pipeline project. The permit goes to Anglo Iranian Oil Company and officials expect completion within a year.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Iran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Department
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Charles Stanley
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James R. Young
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Salt Lake
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North Twelfth
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Don Bistline
Cruce
Selby
Roy Lindley
Alaska
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Trail Creek
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pocatello High School
Charles Kirchner
San Francisco
Red Cross
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Hansen Supply Company
Permo Products Company of
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Retail Liquor Dealers Association of
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Sunset Boulevard
Permo Company
L. E. Glennon
Jaretha Christensen
Marvin Christensen
DeLite Bakery
Coronado
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Western Auto Supply CO
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