Local Talent Sought For Horace Heidt Show In Pocatello
Horace Heidt brings a three hour stage show to Pocatello for one night on July 16 at the high school auditorium. More than 40 stars will appear including Ralph Sigwald Harold Parr Melissa Smith and Vic Valente. Local acts may audition July 5 6 at Radio Station KSEI for the Youth Opportunity Program. The NBC broadcast airs Sundays at 8 30 PM.
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Horace Heidt
America
Pocatello
Ralph Sigwald
Charleston
South Carolina
Harold Parr
Omaha
Melissa Smith
Song Bird
Texas
Pierce Knox
Vic Valente
Nino Tempo
KSEI
City Recreation Department
Recent Graduate To Establish Law Practice Here
Robert D. Wennergren recently graduated from the University of Utah Law School and plans to establish a law practice in the city. His wife Virla Rudeen Wennergren accompanies him.
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Robert D. Wennergren
University of Utah
Robert Wennergren
Virla Rudeen
City
Wennergren
Draft Board Seeks Whereabouts of 14 Draftees
Mrs. Ellen Donaldson, clerk of the selective service board, announces that 14 draftees are unaccounted for in her offices with no change of address. Names listed include Gene Montez Ziegler and Wesley Ronald Patten among others. Call 3880 or report to the MacKenzie building offices with any information.
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Ellen Donaldson
Selective Service Board
Gene Montez Ziegler
Wesley Ronald Patten
Ross Stewart
Glenn Robert Gettigan
Eldred Clay
Carl Quesinberry
Millard
Franklin Quesinberry
Elias Rodrigues Cibraim James Arnold Stocking
Wayne Bruce Boyd
Kenneth W. Aagard
Levi Banks, Jr
John Gregory Boyle
Robert Lee Dale
Around Town highlights from Pocatello summer plans
Margaret Bird leaves for Layton Utah to visit relatives while Benita Johnson spends summer at Sun Valley resort in Idaho. Beverly Schou to return to Portland after nursing studies at the University of Oregon. Radio contest details announced for Pocatello Youth program at KEYY. Roy F. Miller Jr. travels to Chicago with family for two weeks. Tribune staff members and families tour Logan Canyon and visit Smithfield Utah with Roy Jensen.
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Margaret Bird
Cromwell Bird
Layton
Utah
Benita Johnson
Lavern C. Johnson
S. Eighth
Pocatello
Sun Valley
Beverly Schou
Portland
L. R. Schou
Willowood
University of Oregon School of Nursing
Roy F. Miller, Jr
Bannock County
The
Red Cross
Chicago
Pocatello Tribune
Logan Canyon
John England
Russell Eadon
Walter Timerhus
Eadons
Timerhuses
Maine
Canyon
List of attendees at the Idaho event
A roster of names and hometowns appears, listing Verda Barnes Boise and many others from Boise Salt Lake City Ogden and surrounding areas. The long list includes spouses and multiple states with no event details or roles specified.
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Verda W. Barnes
Boise
R. M. Brown
Salt Lake City
P E. Oxley
I. O. Brunstad
J. 8. Scofield
H. E. Hemmingway
Ogden
C. K. Harmon
Idaho Falls
C. D. Stone
A. C Megede
Russell S. Harison
Logan
Dillon Wilbrans
C. Tomlinson
Howard Roylance
Payette
L. B. Tattall
Malad
E. Leo Leaver
Larry Brower
Frank A. Natale
San Francisco
Lester Pisk
H. 8
Esperon
Oakland
Calif
Benson Paul Andrejcik
Alaska
Mildred Stoughton
Los Angeles
R. F. Lyons
Rawlins
Wyo
J. G. Salisbury
Ernest Jones
Mackay
C. V. Carlson
Virginia
Minn
Dudley Apgrod
Bancroft
Tom Mason
E. L. Duncan
Senate and House clash over wage bill exemptions
The labor committee approved a 75 cent minimum wage measure with the House version extending to more workers. The Senate bill allows government action to sue on behalf of employers in violations. Small Western Union Telegraph Co. agencies earning under $500 monthly would be exempt from the law.
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Pepper
House Labor Committee
House
Senate
Western Union Telegraph Co
GOP claims 80th Congress boosted take home pay
The speaker argued that the 80th Congress increased take home pay more than workers ever had by cutting taxes. He opposed tariff reductions under reciprocal trade agreements, saying it spurred foreign competition, rising unemployment, and deepening Truman era low mood. This followed AFL labor education director Joseph D. Keenan's call for a complete reform.
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80Th Congress
Joseph D. Keenan
Labor
League For Political Education
AFL
Pharmacists To Study TSC Pabilitics CELAGERE
Idaho Pharmaceutical association names a committee to study board rulings requiring five years of college for a pharmacy license at Idaho State college. Dr Carl McIntosh urges analysis of effects on the school and students.
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McCal
Idaho
Idaho Pharmaceutical Association
Idaho State College
State Board of Pharmacy
Carl McIntosh
Idaho State
E. E Roscoe
Rufus Lyman Jr
School of Pharmacy
J. P. Halliwell
Pocatello
J. J. Lymch
Boise
Idaho Pharmaceutical Asociation
5S. L. Crowley
T Vin Falls
E. B. Knopp
St. Maries
W E. Grosse
Shoshone
Homer Johnson
Preston
George Denslow
Kellogg
H. C. Pitch
New Meadows
C. M. Irwin
Grangeville
Haack Laboratories
Portland
Gem State Wholesale Drug Company of
Pocatrico School
Accused Spy Crosley Ties to Hiss Testimony
The testimony recounts Chambers naming Crosley and his links to Colonel Bykov, a supposed master spy, with meetings at a Brooklyn theater and a Chinese cafe. It notes Crosley and Priscilla Hiss driving to Peterborough in 1937, and that Crosley and Mrs. Hiss were close friends of the Chambers. Hiss claims he knew Chambers as a poor writer named George Crosley who sometimes borrowed money.
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Chambers
Hiss
George Crosley
Republicans mull 1952 race as leaders rethink labor stance
Keenan notes a shift in GOP thinking with Democrats backing labor, while Republicans in power oppose it. Young Republicans seek successors to Ralph E. Becker and Ruth S. Stockton as convention winds down. Stassen Warren vie for 1952 presidential bid amid behind the scenes maneuvers and backing for Philadelphian Frank C P McGlinn as an independent option.
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Keenan
Congress
Ralph E. Becker
New York
Ruth S&s
Stockton
Colorado
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
Earl Warren
California
Stassen
Warren
Frank C. P. McGlinn
Philadelphia
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross Buys Kick Boards for County Pool
Bannock County Red Cross purchased Geneerso balsa kick boards for use at the municipal swimming pool. Water safety chairman Orval Baker announced the boards cost 90 dollars and will speed up instruction in crowded classes.
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Bannock County Red Cross
Orval Baker
Red Cross
Baker
Fort Hall farmer fined for drunk driving guilty plea
Dan Snipe, 27, Fort Hall farmer, pled guilty in police court to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was fined $100 and license revoked for one year after a 12 45 p.m. Thursday collision on First Avenue with a Garrett Preightlines semi trailer driven by Don Banyard. The incident damaged multiple Snipe vehicle panels.
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Dan Snipe
Fort Hall
Snipe
First Avenue
Terry
Garrett Preightlines
Don J. Banyard
Wesel Wildcat
J. S. Bates
Wease
Gail W. Green
N. Johnson
Alfred B. Nogo
Green
Paw Semsons
N. Tenth
Twin Falls Golf Tourney Finals Drama and Odd Shots
The report notes Hiskey, 1948 Magic Valley winner, carded 12 holes in par with a late rally after two errant tee shots into a lagoon on the third hole. Stringfield earned a spot by finishing in a tie for third as Thursday's round concluded with an opening day 78.
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Hiskey
Stringfield
Idaho junior chamber tourney summary of scores
Don Davis Jerome 199 and Dall Petrce 170 lead a list of competitors including Dee Reichstein 182 Phil Stewart 201 Max Wilkinson 165 Bill Scott 176 Jim Pugmier 198 Hiskey 149 Flynn 159 Jerry Cloninger 163 Stringfield 154 Don Hamblin 174 Don Pierson 172 Jones 185 Merrill Murphy 179 Duane Roberts 161 Bob Campbell 168 Bruce Williams 175 Larry Nielson 160 from Caldwell Pocatello Nampa Boise in the Idaho junior chamber tournament.
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Sored
Idaho Junior Chamber of Coenmerce
Don Davis
Jerome
Dall Petrce
Buhl
Dee Reichstein
Phil Stewart
Max Wilkinson
Bill Scott
Pocatello
Jim Pugmier
Hiskey
Flynn
Jerry Cloninger
Caldwell
Stringfield
Don Hamblin
Don
Coplon Denies Secret Document Theft Allegations
Judith Coplon testifies amid strong charges that she stole secret government papers to pass to Russia. She accuses William Foley of ordering copies and points to two men linked to her personal life as possible conspirators.
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Justice Department
William E. Foley
Foley
FBI
New York
Mr. Foley
Miss Coplon
Russia
Kelley
State to Build Bridge Across Snake River
Idaho highway officials sign a cooperative agreement to construct a new bridge across the Snake River at Payette. Oregon officials are expected to approve the pact next Monday or Tuesday. J R McKinney, state commissioner of public works, announced the action Friday after a Thursday conference with Payette residents.
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Boise
Snake River
Payette
Idaho
Oregon
J R. McKinney
DAV Selects New Leaders at Thursday Meeting
Carlton F. Van Inwegen was elected commander of the Disabled American Veterans at the Thursday meeting. Harry Coder and Walter Sullivan were named senior and junior vice commanders, with J. B. Pearce as chaplain and J. E. Jensen officer of the day. Demonic Salvucci became sergeant at arms, Joseph Atkinson treasurer, Walter Sullivan service officer, and Theo E. Branson adjutant.
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Carlton F. van Inwegen
Harry Coder
Walter Sullivan
J. B. Pearce
J. E. Jensen
Demonic Salvucci
Joseph Atkinson
Theo E. Branson
Morals Charge Leads to Fines for Four in Police Court
John L. Morgan and Lena Fine faced arraignment for disorderly conduct with Morgan fined 15 dollars and Fine 25 dollars suspended. Elsena Nichols forfeited a 15 dollar bond on disturbing the peace. Lee Jones and Willie B. Baker were arraigned for vagrancy, with Jones fined 100 dollars and Baker 25 days on the work gang.
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John L. Morgan
Lena Fine
Morgan
Elsena Nichols
Evalmee Perry
Lee Jones
Willie B. Baker
Jones
Baker
Spokane
Tharley Joe Haskett
George Fisher
Jin McGill
Robert Neal
Ed Kene
Clyde Hansen
John J. Jose
Gaylord Deavilla
Idaho Legislator Defends Farm Subsidies Amid Surplus Critique
Idaho legislator and farmer Young defends continuing or expanding subsidies to farmers to keep economic stability while criticizing Washington handling of 1948 potato surpluses. He notes total potato acreage 4 percent below AAA goals and calls for a plan to manage future surpluses despite production uncertainties.
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Young
Washington
Bail Posted for Firearms Charges in New York
A man faces firearms related charges in New York next month after being released on bail of 100000 dollars posted by the Soviet embassy. The case involves international diplomatic assistance and highlights ongoing legal proceedings.
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Acy
New York
KCs Select New Leaders For Pocatello Knights Of Columbus
Knights of Columbus at St. Anthony's hall elected Robert P. Malick grand knight on unanimous ballot. Other officers chosen include Gele de Carron deputy grand knight Charles Feuerstein chancellor Everette Cantrill warden Richard Chiaro recording secretary James Myers treasurer Edward Brennan inside guard Kenneth Crandall side guard and Kenneth Crandall outside guard. Tellers Edwin Haggerty and Leo Arnold, election clerk John Minardi. Installation set for July 14.
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Pocatello Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Anthony's Hall
George &. Murphy
Murphy
Robert FP. Malick
Donald E. French
Gelede Carron
Charles F. Feuerstein
Everette A. Cantrill
Richard A. Chiaro
Joseph D. Shiave
George S. Murphy
Advoecate
James M. Myers
Edward Brennan
Kenneth Crandall
Kenneth Cranedall
Edwin A. Haggerty
Leo E. Arnold
John Minardi
Grand Knight Murphy
Marriage Licenses Issued in Scotts Bluff and Pocatello
County Clerk Anna Keefe issued licenses to Walter R Mead 18 and Janeice McDaniel 18 of Scotts Bluff Nebraska. Don James Banyard 33 and Dorothy Marie Booth 25 of Pocatello also received licenses. Norman Hronek 22 and Phyllis Brower 18, both of Pocatello, were licensed.
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Anna Keefe
Walter R. Mead
Janeice McDaniel
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Don James Banyard
Dorothy Marie Booth
Pocatello
Norman Hronek
Phyllis Brower
Market Ticker Reports Mixed Gains Across Major Stocks
New York stock page lists scores such as AT&T 138 and Anaconda 26, General Electric 34, US Steel 214, Safeway 22, Penn RR 143, and Pacific Coast holdings showing varied moves. Early totals show a cautious session as investors weigh industry leaders and smaller issues.
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New York
AM T&t
Anaconda
Beth Steel
Can Pac
Gen Elec
Gen Met
Goodrich
Goodyear
GT West Sug
Int Harv
Nick
NY Cent
Nor Pac
Penn RR
Safeway
So Pac
St Oil Can
Sun Min
Twen Cert Fox
UN Pac
US Steel
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NBC
Mission Street
San Francisco 4
Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department
Twin Fails
Blanche Gidney
Lucile Connell
Victoria Cardwell
Lola Tripp
Bannock
Whitman
Young Gop
Tribune
Post Office
Henriksen’s
Main
Henriksen
Appliance Dept
Yellowstone Highway
Alameda
Kenneth Booth
Terry Ann Goldman
Dickie Watson
County Red Cross
Twin Falls
Rich and
Ray
Five Mile Inn
Featuring
Judith Coplon
Valentine A. Gubitchev
Gubitehey
United Nations
UAL Qua Sk
Equiposall
Vere
Cl, Eistelbe
General
Snake
DAV
Kcs
Sectee
Calasera
Wit’ Pro
Nika
Port's Children’s Apparel
Paris Co
Beatty
Lawria
Warriet
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