Tribune Opens Reader Critique Contest for Cash Prizes
The Pocatello Tribune invites letters up to 300 words critiquing any page feature with reasons and improvements. Contest runs to July 7, 1949, open to all except Tribune staff and families. Prizes include 10 dollars for first, five for second, and one dollar to ten runners up. entries may be published.
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Man's Body Found In Reservoir In Idaho
Robert Rash 23 of Glenns Ferry was recovered from Magic reservoir after a boating accident June 15 that also likely claimed Hugh Sims 58 of Glenns Ferry. Sims body remains missing. Rash, a pre medicine student at Idaho State College, had summer work as a railroad yard clerk in Glenns Ferry.
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Children Compete In Color Contest
City recreation centers host color contests this week announced by arts and crafts director Hronek. Finals Friday with prizes. Contests divided into junior nine divisions by ages six to eight seven to eleven and over twelve. Venues Alameda park Franklin junior high Ross park and Irving recreation hut.
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Lost violins found claim by Willard Lundin in Idaho
Willard Lundin of 644 West Bridger telegraphed Twin Falls police that he found three valuable violins he reported lost or stolen June 16 from a trunk in his car. He initially believed the instruments were taken from his car before leaving Pocatello for Twin Falls.
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