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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1947
Page
4
Idaho Fish and Game Department details and figures
The Idaho Fish and Game Department outlines its mission, structure, and key officials. Five district commissioners report to Walter A. Fiscus, chairman, with R. G. Cale as secretary and T. B. Murray as director. In 1946 licenses sold reached 205,000, with 40,000 out-of-state visitors. roughly 40 conservation officers and 17 hatcheries produced 20 million trout yearly. the department plans $1.9 million over two years from licenses and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Department of
Idaho
Walter A. Fiscus
Fish and Game Commission
R. G. Cale
T. B. Murray
Pocatello
James C. Simpson
Wyoming
Vernon R. Rich
Ashton
Department
Civil Service
Welfth Federal Reserve District
Floyd West
Idaho State Camber of Commerce
Reveal
Federal Reserve
Arizona
California
Idah
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Ivano
Karachi Port Emerges as Key Gateway for Northwest India
The article notes Karachi as a rapidly developing port on the Arabian Sea near Sind, ranking third among Indian ports after Calcutta and Bombay. It details British-era growth, rail links to the Indus valley, exports of wheat and cotton, dam irrigation boosting agriculture, and limited manufacturing due to climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabian Sea
Sind
Karachi
India
Calcutta
Bombay
Miami-to-India
United States
Ai Transport Command
Indus River
Europe
Far Northwest
Indus Valley
Punjab
Pakistan
Idaho Voices on Roads and Reform in Idaho
An Idaho newspaper column laments stalled state highway work on Idaho State College roads and urges Governor Robins to intervene. It endorses stricter liquor enforcement, critiques political trends, praises Wayne Morse and Senator Borah, and advocates Idaho sending Jess Hawley to national Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Idaho
Borah
Henry Dworshak
Ing
Dworshak
Taylor
National Congress
Jess Hawley
Natme
Open Idaho Minnetonka cave welcomes visitors this season
Idaho's Minnetonka cave near Paris reopens after a wartime closure with guide service and lights provided free. The cave will be open Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a m to 6 p m, described as the largest yet found in Idaho with many unexplored chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnetonka Cave
Paris
Idaho
Jay B. Hann
Theatres schedule with multiple films at CHIEF ORPHEUM venues
A detailed weekly listing of film programs at The Chief and Orpheum theatres. It includes titles such as Smash Up Too Many Winners Bells of San Angelo Lost Honeymoon Bob Son of Battle Rendezvous With Annie Sheriff of Redwood Valley Anna and the King of Siam Rough Riders of Cheyenne In Old Sacramento Freddie Steps Out Adventure Trail to Mexico Its a Joke Son The Two-Fisted Stranger sport reel Melody Master shorts One Million BC Swing the Western Way Blue Skies Death Valley The Michigan Kid and The Devil Thumbs a Ride. Also shows a kiddies cartoon and color features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Hayward
Lee Bowman
Marsha Hunt
Eddie Albert
Hugh Beaumont
Trudy Marshall
Rialto
Annie
Faye Marlowe
Gail Patrick
Redwood Valley
Bill Elliot
Sacramento
William Elliot
Constance Moore
Freddie
Clark Gable
Greer Garson
Mexico
Jimmy Wakely
Orpheum
Kenny Delmar
Smiley Burnett
Jon Hall
Rita Johnson
Laurence Tierney
Marriage and local notes from Pocatello and Idaho region
Mayor C. E. M. Loux and Martha Dolman wed in Butte and returned to Pocatello. The groom, a dentist and Citizens' Party mayor, and the bride, a former Pocatello High School teacher, were married by Rev. Greenewald. Other Idaho items include a trout-filled Island Park trip, cattleman Myers Cohn predicting a strong livestock season, Idaho Packing Co plans for a private line, former Mayor Turner commenting on local license tax changes, sheriff orders for sex workers to leave the county, street graveling, Fourth of July committee criticism, and potential races moved to Short Line plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. M. Loux
Pocatello
Butte
W. C. Carroll
Greenewald
Carroll Dolman
Citizens’ Party
Loux
Martha Dolman
Pocatello High School
Missouri
Montana
Island Park
Yellowstone National Park
Gate City
Idaho
T. H. Gathe
Idaho Packing Company
McCammon Banner
Inkom
Short Line
Pocatello Machinist Mr DeLate Noted Resident
One of Pocatello's most popular young ladies references Mr DeLate a machinist who had recently resided in Pocatello. The brief item notes his occupation and recent residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Mr.DeLate
Walled City in Pocatello Reports Quiet District
The article notes a quiet restrict ed district in Pocatello with the GAR post urging members to join the Fourth of July parade. It mentions Miss Katie Tupper returning home after a run away accident and recovering well, along with Mrs Cruse and Ed Stone still in hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
GAR
Katie Tupper
General Hospital
Wright
Dr. Cruse
Ed Stone
Short Line depot plans hinted for Mountain Home
Supt George H Olmstead of the Idaho division of the Short Line told the Maverick editor that Pocatello comes first and Mountain Home follows for a new depot. Japanese residents plan daytime and evening fireworks tomorrow with launches from east side baseball grounds and at 9 30 pm from the hills west of the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Telephone operators win substantial raise from Rocky Mountain Bell
Dissent over working conditions ended last night as Rocky Mountain Bell granted the telephone operators a very substantial increase. The new pay scale ranges from high to higher levels, signaling a formal settlement of the dispute and improved compensation for the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Bell Company
Helena Reilly and Harry DeLate Marry at St Mary's Cathedral
Miss Helena Reilly of Pocatello and Harry L. DeLate of Salt Lake were married yesterday at St. Mary's cathedral. Reilly is listed as the bride, with details of the ceremony and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Reilly
Pocatello
Harry L. DeLate
Salt Lake
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Miss Reilly
Dutch Lehrbas Wins Pocatello Club Medal Shoot
July 1 1907 Dutch Lehrbas a top marksman for the Pocatello gun club won the club medal by breaking 47 of 50. Harrington led the Ballastite cup event with 21 of 25. City Councilman C C Chilson jeweler M L Roberts and merchant Prince Lyman Fargo were noted figures in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehrbas
Pocatello
Harrington
C. C. Chilson
M. L. Roberts
Prince Lyman Fargo
County Surveyor Returns from Seven Months in Europe
County Surveyor Oscar Sonnen kalb and his wife arrived in Pocatello after a seven month European tour. They were joined by Misses Ethel and Mollie Ireland of this city and Miss Van Wormer of Pocatello, who stayed in Berlin. They quoted travel costs of 12 to 18 cents per hour or 30 to 45 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Sonnenkalb
Pocatello
Europe
Ethel and
Mollie Ireland
Scientist Explains Mystery Objects Seen in Skies
Reports from five areas west of the Mississippi describe disk like objects flashing across the sky. Scientist says reflections from distant airplanes can appear as round flashes, speeds often misestimated, with rumors about atomic bombs and rockets fueling speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mississippi River
Unusual Sky Sighting May Exaggerate Public Perception
The public may overstate rare aerial phenomena, turning minor atmospheric events into exaggerated tales. Observers note that perception often inflates significance beyond scientific explanation and official reports.
Reds Burn Town Near Mukden in Manchuria Clash
Communist forces torched Szepingkal and pulled back from the key railway hub 105 miles northeast of Mukden. They retreated to about 12 miles west, threatening the Mukden Changchun railway while government reports claim the move thwarted a larger invasion plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukden
Manchuria
Szepingkal
Changchun
Chung Su Jih Pao
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