City Chooses Checker King and Queen at Irving Finals
Citywide checker finals at Irving crown Harold Wilkes as senior division champion and Jack Cullen as junior division. Weeklong events at Alameda Rosspark Franklin junior high and Irving featured finalists Lyle Lish Norman Rupp Martha Kelly Gary Holt Harold Wilkes and Jack Cullen. Winners earn municipal pool season passes and other park champions receive medals.
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Irving
Harold Wilkes
Jack Cullen
Wayne Booth
Alameda
Rosspark
Franklin Junior High
Irving Recreation At
Lyle Lish
Norman Rupp
Martha Kelly
Gary Holt
Franklin
Municipal
Funeral services for Mrs Henrietta Ford announced
Funeral services for Mrs Henrietta Ford 65 wife of Arthur W Ford of 239 N Eighth will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Downard chapel Bishop R C Christensen of the Sixth ward LDS church will officiate. She died Saturday night after a short illness a long time resident of Pocatello interment in Mountain View cemetery
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Henrietta Ford
Arthur W Ford
N. Eighth
Downard Chapel
R. C. Christensen
Sixth Ward
LDS Church
Ford
Pocatello
Mountainview Cemetery
Queens winners named in Pocatello Frontier Rodeo beard contest
Three Queens selections from Pocatello and Miss Idaho were chosen by a 50 percent rider ability and 50 percent appearance basis. A. P. Snyder won $25 for best beard, donated by Sap phire Lounge. Wesley Allen won a western shirt for most glamourous beard. Preliminaries listed winners for most rugged longest beard and most colorful beard with participants from Lava Hot Springs.
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Pocatello
Miss Idaho
Pocatello Frontier Rodeo
A. P. Snyder
Sapphire Lounge
Wesley Allen
Stan Raile
R. W. Anderson
Gene McMonigal
Roger Edgley
Tricker Trigger
Lava Hot Springs
Kim Koo and Korea Politics From a Writer’s View
The writer recalls Kim Koo’s failed attempt at a working pact with Communists and his disillusionment after returning from a visit. Kim Koo’s health, influence, and a goddess statue in Pocatello are noted, as are clashes with Lyuh Won Yun and Hodge’s warning to Kim Koo about a coup.
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Korea
Kim Koo
Pocatello
Lyuh Won Yun
Lyuh
John R. Hodge
Hodge
Truman
South Korea
Dr. Rhee
Rhee
United States Army
Kim Koo Jour
Clyde Beatty Circus to Visit Pocatello July 7
In Pocatello the Clyde Beatty Circus tours July 7 with trained wild animals and 40 ferocious beasts. Clyde Beatty, renowned trainer, will perform in the arena armed only with a whip and chair. The show features nearly 100 acts including Harriet Beatty with a giant elephant and a tiger, plus an elaborate parade opener. Performances at 2:30 and 8:00 p.m. both days.
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Clyde Beatty
Pocatello
Beatty
Harriet Beatty
Pocatello Queen Contests Feature Local Entertainers and Daredevil Act
Crowds were entertained with a Marsh Valley Rangers exhibition from Downey and trick rider Jerry Slot before the queen contests. Shorty’s Oklahoma Wrangler orchestra performed, followed by a motorcycle crash stunt by Dewey Clark of Pocatello.
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Marsh Valley Rangers
Downey
Jerry Slot
Shorty
Oklahoma Wrangler
Dewey Clark
Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune
Rosemary Sales
Pocatello Tire Sales
Charlene Harmon
Pocatello Drive
Bobby Hodkins
Portneuf Grange
Dorise Palmer
Wilson Flying Service
Lorraine Hatch
Okay, Inc
Janice Heslin
Ellen Chapman
Green Lantern Cafe
Five Moreads Offer Dollar Prize From Tribune
The Tribune announces a new feature listing names from Sunday’s edition in daily issues. If your name appears, present the ad and claim one dollar before 5 p.m. Tuesday. Names are drawn from two local directories without bias, encouraging daily bargain hunting from Pocatello merchants.
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The
Tribune
Pocatello
Livestock Market Report from Ogden and Chicago Prices
Livestock sale results show hogs mostly 75 cents lower with various weight grades. Cattle offerings abundant with bids 50 to 1.00 lower for steers and heifers, cows and bulls weak, vealers about 1.00 lower. Sheep market not established with mixed trend and Idaho lambs reported at auction. Grain prices in Chicago list No 1 yellow wheat around 1.92 and corn around 1.38-1.39 for various grades.
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Ogden
Idaho
Ib Idahos
God Ranch
Chicago
USDA
Tribune Ad Encourages Submissions for Paid Class
The Tribune prompts readers to submit notices and promises listing names in the paid class of today’s issue. It notes that names appearing in today’s edition will be published Wednesday and urges those who missed the dollar incentive to submit soon.
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the Tribune
Wheat slips as cash grain arrivals curb futures gains
Wheat fell in late trading on the Chicago Board of Trade as heavy cash grain arrivals in the southwest cooled prices. Corn held steady with a favorable outlook for the new crop, while cash prices for wheat remained low amid feeder demand and loan-value pressures.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Grain and livestock markets mixed as prices edge various directions
Chicago markets report mixed swings with wheat and corn lower to higher, oats and soybeans fluctuating, and hogs and cattle showing broad moves. Butter and eggs hold steady amid thin receipts as fat cattle and sheep trade steady to lower on the day.
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Chicago
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Yellowstone Highway
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Mable A. Smith
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