Idaho Milk Cows Sent to Los Angeles Area Each Year
About 10 000 Idaho milk cows are shipped to Los Angeles County annually to meet consumer demand. Dr L M Hurt of Los Angeles, president of the American Veterinary Medical Association, spoke at the Idaho Veterinary Medical Association convention banquet. The meeting closes today with Mrs F Don Copple of Boise elected president of the auxiliary and Mrs Leo Snyder of Boise as vice president, Mrs W E Cameron of Nampa as secretary treasurer.
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Idaho
Los Angeles
L. M. Hurt
American Veterinary Medical Association
Los Angele
Idaho Veterinary Medical Association
F. Don Copple
Boise
Leo Snyder
W. E. Cameron
Nampa
Freshman Governor Stevenson Calls for Local Cost Cuts
Colorado Springs report notes Adlai Stevenson, a potential 1952 Democratic presidential candidate, urging states to curb government costs from township to Washington and resist federal aid demands. He comments as the 41st Governors Conference opens, facing a proposed 20 percent cut in federal grants to states funded by higher state taxes.
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Colorado Springs
Cole
Adla B. Stevenson
Stevenson
U.S
Washington
Health Plans Under Study in Congress Hearings
Washington reports Congress will hold hearings Tuesday to Friday before a House Commerce subcommittee. The focus is a broad health check up covering arthritis, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, leprosy, cancer, heart disease, infantile paralysis, blindness, and eye disease with numerous bills under review and a proposal for a national sickness survey.
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Washington
Congress
House Commerce
United States
War Veteran List Shrinks
Lewiston Idaho report: 8th commander of the United Spanish War Veterans says 75 percent of World War I enlistments are dead. Charles R. Barefoot notes 102,000 members remain with units in the United States and overseas. Idaho Falls’s Dave Bybee to become state department commander. convention ends today after a memorial service and banquet.
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Lewiston
United Spanish War Veterans
Charles R. Barefoot
Toledo
United States
Canada
Panama
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Hawaii
Barefoot
Idaho
Dave Bybee
Idaho Falls
Silas P. Hagler
Boise
State Department
Graduate Named Music Supervisor In Mackay Schools
William Millett son of Mr and Mrs F W Ellett of 12218 Third Avenue will supervise music in Mackay schools this year. He earned a BA in music from ISC in June and is a noted clarinet and saxophone soloist with multiple high school honors and four years as soloist with the ISC concert band. He served as assistant conductor of the band last year and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters for wartime service.
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William Millett
F. W. Ellett
Third Avenue
Mackay
Ellett
ISC
I5sc
Pegler Ordered To Testify Before House Subcommittee
Westbrook Pegler was subpoenaed by a House Labor subcommittee to testify on July 7 at 9 30 a m about democracy in unions. Rep Jacobs said the subpoena follows Pegler articles claiming to have extensive information on the subject under review. Coast fog signals were nearly unknown until mid nineteenth century.
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Washington
Westbrook Pegler
House Labor
Rep. Jacobs
D-Ind
Pegler
Kipling Biography Banned by Daughter Elsie Bambridge
Kipling's daughter Elsie Bambridge bans publication of a 160000 word biography written for her by the Earl of Birkenhead. She declines to explain her decision and notes she provided letters notes and manuscripts including six unpublished poems. British law requires living relatives consent for works about real people.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
Elsie Bambridge
Kipling
Earl of Birkenhead
Medics Name Dr West Idaho Medical Association Head
Dr W R West of Idaho Falls became president of the Idaho Medical Association at the annual Sun Valley convention. Dr Russell T Scott of Lewiston was named president elect for next year.
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West
New State
Sun Valley
W. R. West
Idaho Falls
Idaho Medical Association
Gray Becomes Secretary of the Army in Washington
Gordon Gray, formerly Undersecretary since May 25, assumes the post as Secretary of the Army after taking the oath from Defense Secretary Johnson. He had served as assistant secretary since 1947 and acted as secretary since April 27 following Kenneth Royall’s resignation.
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Washington
Gordon Gray
Army
Defense
Johnson
Gray
Kenneth C. Royall
Royall
Retailers Say Conditions Sound Despite Slump
New York retailers at the mid year merchandising convention of the National Retail Dry Goods Association heard that the current downturn is not over but basic conditions remain solid. Milton J. Greenbaum of Felix Lilienthal & Co. affirmed that market conditions are sound and buying can be approached with confidence.
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New York
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Milton J. Greenbaum
Felix Lilienthal & Co
Man Shoots Judge and Wife in Ontario Court
In Port Arthur Ontario a defendant in a family court case opened fire in the courtroom killing his wife and the judge before shooting himself. Police identify the shooter as 50 year old William Gray a theater ticket taker.
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Port Arthur
Ont
William Gray
Czech General Heliodor Pika Executed in Prague
Gen Heliodor Pika former deputy chief of the Czechoslovak army was executed today at Pankrac prison in Prague after a two day secret trial. He was sentenced January 28 on charges of divulging secrets to British Intelligence.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Heliodor Pika
Pankrac
Firms Donate To Fight Against CVA
Rep. Mitchell reports private power firms in the Pacific Northwest gave funds to groups opposing a Columbia Valley Authority. Records show 1945 to 1948 donations totaling 18610 to the Pacific Northwest Development Association and Idaho Washington reclamation groups, including Mountain States Power and Pacific Power & Light. All funds supported CVA opposition.
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CVA
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Columbia Valley Authority
Mitchell
D., Wash
Congressional
Pacific Northwest Development Association
Reclamation Associations
Washington and
Idaho
Mountain States Power Co
Washington Water Power Co
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pacific Power& Light Co
Puget Sound Power & Light Co
Idaho State Reclamation Association
Senate panel approves study commission on government relations
A bill to create a bipartisan 15 member commission to study federal state and local government functions was approved by the Senate Expenditures Committee. The measure, introduced by 29 Senators, seeks recommendations on coordinating governmental policies.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Senate Expenditures Committee
Flood Danger Diminishes in Idaho Falls Area
Farmers report flood danger from Eastern Idaho rivers is past as the Snake River recedes from the Menan Deer Park area. Deer Park farmers committee member Harold Bell notes $65 000 in Army engineers work this spring saved farm lands from flood damage. Alexander Hamilton once lived on Wall Street.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Snake River
Menan Deer Park
Harold Bell
Deer Park
Army
Idaho Elks elect Hawkins as new president
The Idaho Elks association chose W. Hawkins of Coeur d'Alene as president, succeeding Dr. Andrew McCauley of Idaho Falls. Lewiston was selected as the 1950 convention city, and the group preserved Ellis Children's Polio Convalescent Home as their chief project. Other officers named include A. T. Klink first vice president, E. G. Yates second vice president, T. W. Dakan third vice president, E. J. Elliott fourth vice president, C. E. Sturdevant fifth vice president, and W. C. Bullman a five year trustee.
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Burley
Idaho Elks Association
W. 8. Hawkins
Coeur d'Alene
Andrew McCauley
Idaho Falls
Elks
Lewiston
Ellis
A. T. Klink
E. G. Yates
St. Maries
T. W. Dakan
Caldwel
E. J. Elliott
Sandpoint
C. E. Sturdevant
Moscow
W. C. Bullman
Wallace
Fire Claims Life in San Francisco Hotel Blaze
A hotel fire in San Francisco killed 49 year old David Kenneally who was found under his bed on the third floor. One man suffocated and five others, including four firemen, were injured as about 40 tenants escaped uninjured. A former convict was arrested for questioning. Two invalid women and four children were carried to safety.
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San Francisco
David Kenneally
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PHOWE
Russell T. Scott
F. B. Jeppesen
H. B. Woolley
American Medical Association
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Harold FE. Dedman
O. 8. Swindell
R. T. Scott
Wallace Bond
Twin Falls
Idahho Heart Association
Ray
Man
Washington State Department of Public Welfare
Coca-Cola Company
Pocatello
Coca-Cola Bottling
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Coes-Cote Company
Senate Group
U.K
Alexander Hamilton
Wall Street
New York City
Elks Lodges
Petersen
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Nate
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