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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1946
Page
2
Statewide primary results show 64 incumbents renominated in Idaho. Republican and Democratic senators and representatives in both chambers drew fresh terms, with a total of 15 Republican senators 15 Republican representatives 15 Democratic senators and 19 Democratic representatives renominated.
A collection of personal and tribal names appears in the OCR fragment. Names include L. Taylor Jefferson Jesse Vetter Kootenal David Schults Lemh Arthur Porter Madison Howard Hechtner Nes Perce Bert Schroe der Nes Perce Royal Swenson Oneida Victor C. Ford Owyhee and W. C. Smith Shoshone.
The Eagle Lodge district Indians set a sun dance from sundown June 29 to sunrise July 3. It honors tribesmen who died defending the country. Jack Nephi leads with Webster George, Hudson Grant, John Snipe, Warner Pesto, Tabingo, and John Hereway assisting. public invited.
Harold Tuma led Pocatello American Legion to an 18 to 5 win over Geneva Steelers of Provo on Saturday night. Tuma struck out 11, hit two triples and a double, driving in six runs, as Provo managed just five runs on 3 hits. Dixon homered and tripled for Provo. Dixon, Morgan and Elliott scored, while Tuma and Swallow and Satterfield contributed for Pocatello. Then a second game and junior contest were scheduled for Halliwell Park today at 1 30 p m.
Robert B. Parrott 18 son of Mr and Mrs G B Parrott 528 South Fifth Pocatello enlisted in the regular army for three years. Captain R J Green of the southeastern Idaho recruiting district announced the choice to serve in the Pacific theater with the quartermaster corps. He was a Fe high school graduate and member of football and track teams.
In a series of games the Boise and Ogden teams posted results against Salt Lake and Twin Falls with listed player pairings. Notable lineups included Glimpse Borich Lew Westerkamp Meister Hicks Barker Chesnes Leonard Dijanich Wittig Heslet Schmitt Bates.
The Alameda chamber of commerce announces a western themed campaign targetting men with beard growth and lacking western dress. A mock court in the Bargain Barn, a frigid jail, sharpshooting cow girls, a queen contest, and prizes for beards and oldtime costumes are planned with events at the Deleta ballroom and later rodeo in Pocatello July 12 to 14. A city hall meeting is set for Monday at 8 pm in the Washington and Walnut building.
Sheriff Alma Marley investigated an unusual highway incident when a wagon drawn by mules from Corpus Christi to Dayton met two trucks near Onyx. The trucks carried 496 bee hives from Sacramento to Cowley. Unscreened hives released swarms that stung the mules and people, scattering across the countryside. Mrs Light suffered severe stings and Delbert Lloyd was badly stung.
Mr. Marley said the couple, aged in their seventies, were treated for injuries and resumed travel Saturday. They had been on the road since early May. The bees belonged to F. O. Perry of Bountiful Utah, with drivers Keith Perry and Delbert Lloyd at the wheel.
A Marine hitchhiked five miles from Washington on a sultry day before a shiny car with the President in the rear seat stopped. Truman spoke of the Marine’s Iwo Jima service and wounded status, then drove him to his home near Middletown after a Frederick News report at the Alfalfa Club picnic.
Washington State alumni announce a $25,000 J. Fred Bohler physical education scholarship fund to honor Bohler director of athletics at WCS for 38 years of service.
A special summer recreation leadership meeting is called for all LDS Mutual workers in the West Pocatello Stake. It will be held Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the First Ward chapel to acquaint ward workers with the MIA summer program promoting family fun and ward membership. Mrs Ione Woodland is president of the organization.
The Young Ladies MIA and Superintendent FE H Berrett of the West Poca tello stake have arranged a joint meet. Local officials and participants expect a cooperative event emphasizing community fellowship and attendance.
Idaho Republicans plan a convention in Pocatello with potential chair candidates including Atkinson and E W Sinclair. Other names listed are L F Heagle Floyd Neale Thoms Smith Dick Logsdon Milton Horsley and Wells. Incumbent Atkinson may seek reelection while Bob Henry Dworshak and Abe McGregor Goff are noted as attendees. Col Abe McGregor Goff arrived in Moscow from Washington.
The GOP nominee for the first district John Sanborn and candidate for the second district Hagerman will attend. Platform committee members led by Bird include Jack McQuade Moscow George L Hart Menan EB W McRoberts Twin Falls William Carson Weiser Walter Nichols Emmett Dean Orme St Anthony Grant Ambrose Boise Berne Jensen Idaho Falls Clay V Spear Coeur dAlene Ray Nead Sandpoint Mrs Zola Stellman Lewiston J M Davison Fairfield A E Thiel Montpelier Barney Glavin Kimberly Erwin Schwiebert Caldwell Isetta Mc Coy Twin Falls Tom Bell Rupert T Cwaddoups Moore William Keeton St Maries and D Sid Smith Shoshone. Committee will meet Friday to draft resolutions for Saturday convention. Idaho Young Republicans call an executive meeting.
The report notes a Boise meeting at 9 a m Saturday at Hotel Bannock where Bush reiterates he will not seek the state Democratic chairmanship. Observers say he could have stayed in the post with liberal leaders winning the primary. Bush has backing from Gen Glen H Taylor and others. Keefer serves as secretary. Peppermint is a herbaceous perennial plant.
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