U S May Arm Neighbors Hear Marshall Testify
Secretary of State Marshall told Congress that Western Hemisphere nations must standardize arms for security and to prevent others from supplying them. He said the program could cost about 10 million dollars annually and that United Nations approval is not yet required. He downplayed fears of an arms race and noted WWII lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marshall
Congress
Western Hemisphere
House For Rien Affairs
United States
Canada
Eaton
RNJ
United Nations
Bloom
D-Ny
Lawrence Smith
R-Wis
State Department
Smith
Riders Plan July Rodeo Parade and Events
Pocatello Rodeo Riding club members rode 20 miles Sunday from the O R Baum ranch to Elkmeadow and back by Mink creek with about 50 participants. Led by Roy Lindley, they train for the July 11 rodeo parade and public appearance. W. W. Shields joins as a new member and invites tying up at the Hitching Post near the Bannock hotel. A chuck wagon feed and jamboree on Mink creek in July was announced.
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O.R. Baum Ranch
Roy Lindley
Elkmeadow
Mink Creek
W. W. Shields
Bannock Hotel
Shields
Lindley
Past Matrons Invite Montpelier Meeting
The Past Matrons club of Ruth chapter No. 3 CBS met at Mrs. A L Rose home with co hosts Mrs. E L Garst and Mrs. George Wood. After luncheon Mrs L E Shaw led a brief business session and guest Mrs Miller from Michigan attended. Mrs George Schoper invited the group to Montpelier in July.
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Ruth
Cbs
A. L. Rose
E. L. Garst
George Wood
L. E. Shaw
Miller
Michigan
George Schoper
Montpelier
Mesdames L. H. Anderson
S. M. Ayres
R. M. Baker
H. M. Bates
L. C. Broxham
L. D. Brown
J. K
Notable Names Listed in Local Notice
The notice lists individuals including L. D. Davis, L. D. Dotts, Iris Ferrier, W. C. Purchner, E. L. Garst, E. T. Lillibridge, Frances Rands, A. L. Rose, George Schoper, L. E. Shaw, O. C. Stocker, L. D. Tillman, George Wood and R. M. Carter.
Jaycees Aid Blackfoot To Install Chapter
Three carloads of Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce members traveled to Blackfoot Monday night to install a new J C chapter. State president Jack Packer of Idaho Falls spoke, as the Pocatello group continued confirming members and guiding the process.
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Pocatello
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Blackfoot
Jack Packer
Idaho Falls
Lew Harrison
John Ford
Otto Tschanz
Neal Moon
Oren Fisher
Paul Scott
Tom Brown
Phil Durst
Harvey Thompson
Alex Port
Dave Hill
Zendel Hale
Job's Daughters to Hold Annual Outing on Friday
Bethel No 1 International Order of Job's Daughters held a Saturday evening program at the Elks temple with honored queen Helen Oerwein presiding. Initiates Diane Criswell Velma Wilkerson and Alice Oclwein received degrees as certificates of honorary membership were awarded to Janet Billmeyer Florence King Helen Flint and Norma Jean Kock. Plans announced for the June 27 steak fry at Cherry Springs with transport from the high school. The Atlantic City boardwalk note concludes the item.
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Bethel No. 1
International Order of Job's Daughters Mri
The
Elks Temple
Helen O¢erwein
Marie Hanks
Jeanne Vaughn
Helen Flint
Cora Cornell
Muriel Foss
Minnie Richards
W. S. Cornell
W. LeRoy Ruggles
Emma Roscoe
Radiant O. E
Ann
Marilyn Reissig
Audrey Weese
Peggy Vickrey
Pocatello Yeoman Serves On Light Cruiser
Rulon E. Beck, yeoman third class, son of Mr and Mrs Harry A Beck of 218 Maplewood Pocatello Idaho, has visited San Francisco while serving aboard the light cruiser USS Tucson. The Tucson, part of Task Force 1, participated in Maritime Day celebrations with USS Iowa, four cruisers, 11 destroyers and an aircraft carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulon E. Beck
Yeoman
Harry A. Beck
Maplewood
Pocatello
Idaho
San Francisco
Calif
Tucson
Iowa
Government Contradicts Previous Testimony in War Fraud Trial
In Washington the government presents evidence at the May Garsson war fraud trial that challenges Henry Garsson’s claim he never used a letter linking him to Lt Gen Campbell. Prosecutors read a Hammond to Campbell letter confirming Garsson’s introduction and presentation to the Chicago ordnance district via May.
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Washington
May
Garsson
Ordnance
Congressman May
Hammond
Campbell
Chicago Ordnance District
Walnut carryover in spring 1947 estimated near 26 million pounds
The spring 1947 walnut carryover is estimated at about three times the usual level, totaling roughly 26 million pounds. This reflects a substantial surplus in supply over demand for the upcoming season.
Inner-Aid medicine claimed to cleanse body and cure ailments
A testimonial asserts INNER AID three days of use cleanses the bowels liver and kidneys and ends headaches pimples skin eruptions and rheumatic pains. The ad says the 12 herbs purge gas and clear the system and encourages buying from drug stores.
Ogden Reds Player Fined for Bat Throwing
Pioneer league President Jack P Halliwell announced Dick Buck of the Ogden Reds was fined $2.50 for throwing his bat during the June 22 game with Pocatello.
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Jack P. Halliwell
Pioneer Baseball League
Dick Buck
Ogden Reds
Pocatello
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U.S
Pocatello Rodeo Riding Club
Greyhound
Jin
Reyburg
Plas
Overland Greyhound
D. L. Paxton
Union Bus Depot
West Bonneville
Union Pacitig
Ton
Markey
Wilmington
Channel 1
Jaycees
Job
Atlantic City
N. J
Betsy Rosl
Pocatello Yeoman
Packard-Bell Phono-Cord World
Thomas Radio & Appliance
North Main
Tribune
Vecya
British Columbia
Government Travel Bureau
Victoria, B.C
Milwaukee
LtsSae
Blatz Balwing CO
Pancy ci
Lia
Dodge
Blair-Fry Motor CO
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