Girls State Concludes Active Week in Idaho
The second annual Girls State week wrapped up with Connie Cameron of St. Anthony elected governor and Nelda Stewart as lieutenant governor. They will represent Idaho at Girls Nation in Washington, D C, Aug 7–12. The session included an inaugural ball in Pocatello and a joint legislature vote supporting 18-year-old voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Camerson
St. Anthony
Nelda Stewart
Idaho
Ntica
Washington, D. C
Miss Cameron
James C. Bangs
Pocatello
C. A. Bottolfsen
Student Union
E. A. Campbell
Carl W. McIntosh
Evelyn Young
Robert A. Miller
Burley
Betty Davidson
Connie Cameron
American Legion Auxiliary
Bryan Blackhurst
George N. Green
W. C. Hogue
C. G. Billmeyer
Joan Black
Jane Davis
Poll finds Vandenberg top pick among Pocatello residents
Inquiries among six Pocatello citizens show mixed views on the Republican nomination with Vandenberg favored by several and Dewey or Taft also mentioned. The respondents include Tommy Walker, Harold Read, and Evelyn Johnson, reflecting varied political leanings and hopes for the ticket.
Auxiliary Members Hear Reports on Department Meet
The Pocatello ladies auxiliary held its summer meeting at Odd Fellows hall with president Mrs. L. D. Willard reporting. Reports on the Boise department meeting of June 10 were given under supervision of the Boise canton and auxiliary. Gordon E. Wheeler of Flagstaff was honored as general commander. officers were installed and a white Bible gifted by Mrs. Pomeroy. An invitation to Rupert on June 28 was accepted and refreshments were provided by the cantons with E. W. Batten in charge.
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Pocatello Ladies’ Auxiliary
Patriarchs Militant
Odd Fellows’ Hall
L. D. Willard
Boise Department
Boise Canton and Auxiliary
Gordon E. Wheeler
Flagstaff
Ariz
Pocatellans
Guy Hanson
William Dillon
Volney Watts
Margaret Pomeroy
Association of Ladies Auxiliaries
Obituaries for Clarence Larson and Bert A Reese
Funeral services for Clarence Larson 65 a Blackfoot barber were held Friday June 18 at 2 p m from the First ward church with the Third ward bishopric in charge. Interment was in Grove City cemetery Blackfoot. Funeral services for Bert A Reese 63 who died June 17 were held Sunday at 2 p m from the Pingree ward church with the Pingree LDS bishopric in charge. Burial was in Riverside-Thomas cemetery.
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Blackfoot
Clarence Larson
Blackfoot Barber
First Ward
Golden Elson
Third Ward
Relief Society
Clarence Pack
Abraham T. James
Verda Ball
Teressa Manwaring
Leone Elison
Arve] Draper
David J. Neeck
Pingree
Bert A. Reese
Pingree Ward
Lorenzo
Dave Watt
Erwin Evans
Thomas
James Jensen
Archie Knodle
Co. M. Jensen
James Ropp
Thomas Ropp
S. L
DeGiulio
Herbert Hahn
Ethel Winmill
Clara Jensen
Mary DeGiullo
Lucy Hahn
Vena Ropp
Ethel Knodle
Phoebe Hemmert
Elecia Grimaud
Jennie Droghi
Vera Harkness
Ruby Jensen
Fern Caldwell
Riverside-Thomas
Sandberg
Sinatra's Daughter Born on Dad's Day
Hollywood crooner Frank Sinatra and his wife Nancy welcomed their daughter Frankie as a Father’s Day gift. The announcement notes Sinatra’s timing as better than fair and mentions Nancy receiving the occasion honors.
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Sinatra
Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Nancy
Frankie
Markets at a Glance Turn Lower as Weather Softens Grains
Weather-driven losses hit corn and oats with rains across the wheat belt. Wheat eased to a steady-to-lower tone as late trade trimmed values. Hogs and cattle showed mixed to firmer ranges, while soybeans had no activity. livestock receipts appeared light in Ogden.
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New York
Chicago
Board of Trade
Midwest Corn Belt
Committees Chosen For New Chapter Of Beta Sigma Phi
Mrs. Edward F. Bohrer presided at the Chi chapter meeting held Wednesday. Officers include Bohrer as president and Chyral Jones as vice president. Committees named: Program chaired by Barbara Walker, social led by Chyral Jones, ways and means by Mary Ellen Fish, publicity by Shirley Rowland, parliamentarian by Mrs. Henson, historian by Mrs. Dalton. Refreshments followed.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Edward F. Bohrer
Chi Chapter
Carl A. Henson
Chyral Jones
J. Gordon Tolmie
Shirley Rowland
LaRue Wright
Barbara Walker
F. M. Christensen
Don H. Hudson
Fred Dalton
Connie Stevens
Mary Ellen Fish
Rhoda Rowland
Katherine Katsilometes
Sinatra family welcomes newborn daughter Christina
The article notes Christina Sinatras daughter of Mr and Mrs. Sinatra born at Cedars of Lebanon hospital weighing fourteen ounces? The piece mentions Nancy eight and Frank Jr five cheering for Pop and says mother and baby are doing fine. It then states Lions no longer exist in South Africa.
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Pound
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Christina
Sinatras
Nancy
Frank Jr
Pop
Mother
Baby
South Africa
Elephant Collapse at GOP HQ and Dewey Luncheon
The piece describes an elephant symbol collapsing and reviving at the Republican headquarters during a Dewey luncheon in Rosemont hosted by M. W. Clement, with prominent guests including Senator Robert Taft and Senator John Bricker observing the scene.
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Mr. Dewey
M. W. Clement
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Mr. Clement
Robert Taft
John Bricker
Ohio
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Pennsylvania tension at Dewey luncheon hints at convention shift
The piece describes a refined afternoon at a Massachu setts host’s home where Speaker Joe Martin and Rep. Charles Halleck mingle with guests amid speculation. Pennsylvania’s Ed Martin and Governor Jim Duff meet privately in the garden, signaling potential strategy to influence the Republican nomination and possibly stop Dewey.
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Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Congress
Rosemont
Mr. Dewey
Pennsylvania
Ed Martin
Jim Duff
Dewey
Taft
Vandenberg
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Syringa
Harland
Lewiston
Ellen Jordan
Boise
Eena Atchley
Driggs
Nettie Mae Stillinger
Moscow
Euga A. Campbell
National
Girls’ State Committee
Idaho Girls
Pocatello American Legion Auxiliary
Pocatello Tribune
Tommy Walker
Bannock Hotel
Ter
Stassen
Warren
Harold Read
Lincoln
Evelyn Johnson
West Terry
H. L. Bassett
Grace
annyWway
Alfred
Cordon
E. Cen
Anita Hurley
Park Avenue
MacArthur
Stassen Will
Comic Knight
New Color
Brennan & Cahoon
Pole Line Road
Bert A. Reece
Arsonal Finance CO
Brista
North Main
Financial and Markets
Ogden Ogden (P
USDA
Idaho Range
U. S
California
Bliss
U.S
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Erle D. Stuber
Warehouse Met
Wyoming Cooperative Wool Marketing Ass’o
Kemmer, Wyoming
Tom Dewey
Philadelphia
Academy OF Dancing
Hotel
Whitman
Tribune
Business Directory
Yellowstone
Black Mountain
Wellerville
S. Fifth
C L Electric CO
South Main
General Electric
Wrecker Service
W. T. Grayson
ARMY
D. Blanket
Stacy Smith
East Center
Gem State Kennels
McKinley
Estailished
Kimball
Carnes Music Co
Merle Norman
E. Center
Blanche Stauffer
Mgr
Bride's
Whit Box
C. R. Walrath
Cessini
Keystone State
Louisiana
United States
England
A-1
Highway Motor Co
Oldsmobile
Second Avenue
Harrison
Houtes
Mr. Baugh
Carlyle Hotel
Apt
Seidon
Willard
George Trusty
Trusty R. BE
Mart
Justice Park
H. A
Roosevelt Ave
Chase
H S. Chase
Univ. District
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