Rodeo Thrills Set as RAA Rules Apply in Pocatello
The Rodeo Association of America will govern events in Pocatello July 3 to 5 at Bannock County Fairgrounds under American Legion auspices. The program includes parades fireworks queen contests baby shows and carnival attractions. Notable riders ropers from the intermountain region have entered and Jeck Dew’s herd from Springville Utah will perform alongside local ranch stock with Pete Jensen directing. Ted Elder will perform the Roman standing ride over a burning car among other star acts.
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Rodeo Association of America
Pocatello
Bannock County Fairgrounds
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American Legion
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Jeck Dew
Springville
Utah
Ogden
Pete Jensen
Harry Williams
Slim Wager
Williams
Ted Elder
Elder
Major Owens Returns to Idaho to Assume CCC Post
Major Charles H. Owen a 4th Infantry and Mrs. Owen arrived in Pocatello from Fort George Wright Washington to serve as district inspector for the CCC. He previously commanded at Fort Wright and studied at the University of Idaho, with Idaho ties and relatives in local families. The Owens plan to reside at 554 North Garfield, with sons Charles Jr. and James G. joining them mid August.
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United States Army
Owen
Pocatello
Idaho
University of
Mindoka
Shoshone
Kennedy
Germany
Army of Occupation
United States
Philippines
Owens
North
Garfield Avenue
Charles Jr
James G
Critique of Edith Haroldsen Lovell in Idaho Letter
Ane at the Bengal Row Salmon Idaho. Dear Ing: a letter mocks Mrs. Edith Ann Haroldsen Lovell for diagnosing Mr Hanson via mail and calls her marriage minded to a psychiatric degree. The writer muses on Lenin and communism as maturity issues and suggests a pharmacy major as a possibility.
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Ing
Geo. E. Lovell
Hanson
Lenin
Edith Ann Haroldsen
Edith Ann Haroldsen Lovell
Editorials on University Policies and Senator Borah's Career
The letter laments the L L D and criticizes liberal education at the Southern Branch while praising Hanson’s editorship. It defends free speech and questions Mrs. Lovell’s views on voters. The Roanoke Times editorial lauds Senator Borah as a great figure and warns Democrats of Idaho about his possible defeat. The piece notes Borah’s integrity and influence and contemplates his presidential potential.
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Salt Lake City
McCammon
Charlie
Bengal
Hanson
Graas
Lovell
Owen
Stratton
Borah Signals Sixth Term Bid If Idaho GOP Allows Free Debate
Senator William E. Borah says he is willing to run for a sixth U S Senate term if Idaho Republicans permit him full freedom of views and discussion on national issues. He remains a unique figure in public life as a liberal and dissenter, yet a leading orator and constitutional author. Idaho benefits from Borah's long influence, as he has loomed above the senatorial level for thirty years.
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United States
Senate
Idaho
Borah
Republican Party
Carter Glass
Washington
Plenty of Music For Celebration In Pocatello
The American Legion celebration in Pocatello July 2 to 5 will feature the post and auxiliary drum corps and two bugle and drum corps practice daily. The event includes a big July 4 parade with band music from the 38th Infantry Rock of the Marne, Fort Douglas, plus Pocatello High School, American Falls, and Lava Hot Springs bands. Idaho Falls delegation will lead the Pocatello group to the state Legion convention in August.
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American Legion
F. M. Bistline
Bugle and Crum Corps
Idaho Falls
State Legion Convention
Marne
38Th Infantry
Fort Douglas
Pocatello High
American Falls
Lava Hot Springs
Accident on Yellowstone Highway Near Shelley Injures Several
A three car collision on the Yellowstone Highway near Shelley during a storm left one man seriously hurt and several others injured. Frank Cumberland of Pocatello skidded after being blinded by a lightning flash hitting a nearby transformer, causing his car to stop in a barrow pit. J. C. Knowles, who stopped to help, saw another car swerve and collide with his vehicle. All cars sustained heavy damage and occupants were hospitalized in Idaho Falls and Pocatello for treatment.
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Yellowstone
Shelley
Frank Cumberland
Pocatello
Barrow
Cumberland
J. C. Knowles
Cumberland Machine
Knowles
Idaho Falls
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