Band to Play Tonight and Saturday Eve
The third in a series of 12 Sunday concerts by the Pocatello municipal band will be presented at 6 30 p m Sunday at Ross Park under the direction of Guy Gates. No concert last Sunday due to rain and no concert July 4 as the band will play Saturday evening July 3 at the Legion fireworks in Spud Bowl. Selections include Emblem of Freedom, Morning Noon and Night in Vienna, L Estudiantina, U S Field Artillery March, Dancing Tambourines, Hungarian Dances No 5 and 6, King Cotton March, Maytime Selections, Nola, and San Francisco Exposition March.
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Guy Gates
Legion
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Vinna
von Suppe
Waldteufel
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Sousa
Polla
Brahms
Romberg
Arndt
San Francisco Exposition
Talbot
Dental Treatment Deadline Set For War Veterans
Veterans with six months or more service who were honorably discharged less than a year ago must apply for dental treatment before July 25, 1948 to obtain service connection on a presumptive basis. William D. Whitehead notes dental service connection must be established first. If a private dentist examined within a year after discharge, a notarized copy can be sent to the VA Boise regional office for adjudication. Those not examined by July 25 will be limited to work on teeth proven service connected by records.
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William D. Whitehead
Boise
Capitol Receives Low Bid for State Capitol Addition
Boise firm Kloepfer and Gram Kow submitted a low bid of 73500 on Friday to build a one story addition to the central heating plant at the Capitol. The addition will house the state department of agriculture laboratory.
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Kloepfer and Gramkow
Capitol
State Department of Agriculture Laboratory
Filing total hits 34 as Co. C Brown enters precinct race
The tally of filings for county precinct and state legislative posts rose to 34 on Friday with Co. C Brown filing as a Democratic candidate for precinct No. 8 committeeman.
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Co. C Brown
City Building Progresses in Pocatello
A. A. Girard, fire chief and building inspector, reports a busy month in Pocatello with 17 new residence permits totaling 131000 and 69 permits overall worth 171945. Remodeling, business, and new garage permits add to the activity along with moving and private garage erections.
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Pocatello
A. A. Girard
Truman Seeks Labor Secretary After Schwellenbach
President Truman continues to search for a new labor secretary to succeed the late Lewis Schwellenbach. White House press secretary Charles G. Ross declined to forecast when an appointment might be expected.
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Washington
Truman
Lewis Schwellenbach
Charles G. Ross
Wallace Attacks Congress and Truman on Civil Rights
Henry Wallace berated President Truman the 80th Congress and both parties Friday night for inaction on civil rights. He said democracy in the South is a fraud, then praised a new American citizen rising in the South with a chip on his shoulder and a claim to his rights.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Truman
80Th Congress
South
Polymnian Singers to Perform at Ward Chapel Tonight
The Polymnian Singers under Virgil Camp will perform four selections at Ward Chapel in the Thirteenth ward tonight at seven o clock. Program includes Seek Ye The Lord Onward Christian Soldiers The Battle Hymn of the Republic and Hosanna.
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Thirteenth Ward
Virgil Camp
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