Pets Compete In City Parks Fun and Friction in Pet Shows
Pet contests filled city parks on Friday with costumes bows and prize winning entries. Director Wayne Booth will testify about judging challenges as youngsters and families showcased pets led by Norma Nye with a winning Pinto pony at Caldwell park.
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City Recreation
Wayne Booth
Edith Ann Schurtz
Irving Park
Caldwell Park
McDevitt
Janet
Joan
Holm
Worm
Dionne Dickman
Caldwell
Norma Nye
Joan Black
Edith Annn Schurtz
David Allen Higbee
Raymond Park
Jimmie Yowell
Judy LaFollette
Buddy Smith
Memorial Park
Buddy Beebe
Gleason Swassing
Billy McNally
Ross Park
Michael Clinton Gledhill
Gaylia Hawkes
Kirby Owen
Whittier
Sandra Scott
Dorothy Broberg
Jackie Lewis
Caldwel Park
Colleen McDevitt
Franklin
Eugene Holt
Freddie
Wallace man to lead Idaho State Chiropractic association
J. L. Harrison of Wallace will head the Idaho State Chiropractic association for the next year after the membership voted this afternoon. Elected officers include A. D. West of Pocatello as vice president, M. H. McDonald of Twin Falls as secretary, Margareta Margaret Anthony of Boise as treasurer, with H. R. Walmsley of Nampa, L. J. Oliver of Caldwell and M. Higgins of Coeur d'Alene as directors. Higgins also named delegate to the national convention.
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Caldwell
J. L. Harrison
Wallace
Idaho State Chiropractic Association
A. D. West
Pocatello
M. H. McDonald
Twin Falls
Margareta Margaret Anthony
Boise
H. R. Walmsley
Nampa
L. J. Oliver
M. I. Higgins
Coeur d’Alene
Higgins
Teens Enjoy Rainy Open House Build at Recreation Hut
About fifty teenagers gathered at the Recreation Hut for a record session despite rain. They danced played cards and used the crowded tennis courts while the coke machine did booming business. Recreation officials note the rescheduled open house next Wednesday could draw an overwhelming crowd.
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Wayne Booth
Lorin Hancock
Prize-winning pets to crown city grand champion Monday
Tribune staff photographer captured prize-winning pets including De Greggory, Richard Gum port, Alameda, Beverly Gumport, Morris Kinghorn and Joan Bunce as Alameda prepares to select a city-wide grand champion Monday, said Mr. Booth.
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de Greggory
Richard Gumport
Alameda
Beverly Gumport
Morris Kinghorn
Joan Bunce
Tribune
Booth
pianist Josephine Berryman to study six weeks at Mills College
Assistant professor of music at Idaho State College Josephine Berryman will leave next week for Oakland to attend Mills College six weeks of summer piano study with Egon Petrie. She plans to perform Schumann Concerto in A minor with the Idaho State Symphony next year and hold an early fall recital.
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Egon Petrie
Josephine Berryman
Idaho State College
Oakland
Calif
Mills College
Berryman
Pocatello
Idaho State Symphony
Edward Collins
Chicago Music College
H. Goding
New England Conservatory
Boston
University of Idaho
Rubinstein
Symphony Orchestra
Twin Falls Veteran Feeds Robins in Boise Hospital Window
Walter Young a Boise Veterans hospital patient, a Ukraine veteran, receives visitors as two robins build a nest on his window sill. He feeds the birds bread and cake crumbs from his dinner trays.
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Boise
Walter Young
Twin Falls
Boise Veterans’ Hospital
Robins
Young
Soviet Rejects Western Charges in Marek Espionage Case
Russia rejected Western accusations of intimidation connected to the arrest of Anton Marek of the Austrian ministry of interior. Marek is detained by Soviet authorities and charged with spying for Austria against the Soviet Union.
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Vienna
Russia
Anton Marek
Frontier Club Hearing Set
A hearing in the Last Frontier gambling case is scheduled for July 7 at American Falls, announced by Probate Judge Chares T. Cotant. Four club employees were arrested in a midnight raid by state agents last spring. Delays stem from defense attorney maneuvers and the death of former probate judge Edward Quinlan.
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American Falls
Chares T. Cotant
Edward Quinlan
Pig Crop Hits Record High in 1950
Boise dispatch reports the 1 48 spring pig crop reaching a peak not seen since 1945. USDA Bureau of Agriculture Economics said Friday the 195 000 pig cap is about ten percent higher than the previous year.
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Boise
U.S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Agriculture
Ed Montrose Promoted to Boise District Passenger Agent
Ed Montrose, a prominent Pocatello Greyhound ticket agent, is promoted to district passenger agent in Boise and will move to the Capitol city this week to assume new duties. He succeeds A. P. Hansen, who will leave for private business in Nampa after years with the company in Burley and Pocatello.
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Ed Montrose
Pocatello Greyhound
Boise
Capitol City
Montrose
A. P. Hansen
Nampa
Hansen
Burley and
Pocatello
Rupert Rodeo to Welcome Gov Robins and Family
Gov C A Robins and family will be special guests at the 19th Rupert rodeo July 4 and 5. Officials say the chief executive will join the July 5 parade and rodeo evening program and may attend the July 4 show.
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Rupert
C. A. Robins
Rupert Rodeo
Crop tally cited by department for 1945 output
The department reported last year that the 1945 crop totaled 208,000 units. The figure reflects annual agricultural production amid statewide farming activity.
Speeders Fined in Alameda Court Two Day Docket
Alameda police court heard six cases Friday and three Saturday. Friday fines included Jewel Price for defective rights and no license, Robert McCarty for improper parking, Leparelli for speeding, Zahm for speeding, Sorgatz and Scott for speeding. Saturday saw Davis forfeiting a bond, and Siler and Groom fined for speeding. The Burmese New Year celebrated this April was 1310.
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Alameda
Jewel Price
N. Twelfth
Robert McCarty
Yellowstone Highway
C. J. Lepparelli
Elko
Nev
Gerald P. Zahm
Rt. 1
South
John P. Sorgatz
N. Johnson
Delos Scott
Waukegan
Ill
Richard A. Davis
Brigham City
Utah
Francis R. Siler
Frances Groom
Evacuation to Start Soon in Middle East
The State Department says 183 people mainly Americans will be evacuated early next week aboard the steamship Marine Carp. Forty one have been detained by the Syrian government for five weeks after being removed from the vessel for grounds not stated.
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Washington
State Department
Middle East
Marine Carp
Lancaster man elected president of public relations group
Max Hannum of Lancaster Pennsylvania was chosen Friday as president of the American College Public Relations Association. He serves as director of public relations at Franklin and Marshall College and was elected at the 31st annual convention held at the University of Denver.
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Denver
Max Hannum
Lancaster
American College Public Relations Association
Hannum
Franklin and Marshall College
Mee
Denver University
Jewish volunteers head to Palestine to join forces
Readable text notes men traveling to Palestine to enlist with Jewish military units amid rising regional tensions. Details on units or dates are sparse, but the movement reflects broader calls for Jewish defense and immigration during the period.
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Palestine
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