West Debates Fate of Major Items
Washington reports that with adjournment near, western measures face uncertain fates in Congress. Reclamation funding totals differ between houses, wool and sugar programs pursue continued support, and metals policy on premium payments for copper lead and zinc remains stalled amid opposition and leadership caution.
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Washington
Congress
House
Interior Department
Senate
Rep
Hope
House Agriculture Committee
Ill
R-Colo
Russell
R-New
House Rules Committee
China orders full scale war on Reds
The Kuomintang mobilizes all government power against the Communists after the United States agrees to sell 130 million rounds of rifle ammunition to Chiang Kai-Shek's government. A 17 day siege has companies retreating as Communist forces reportedly shift south in Manchuria while a rail city Szepingkai appears recaptured. The move awaits multi party council approval and aims to revive national fighting spirit.
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Mukden
Associated Press
John Roderick
Szepingkai
Changchun
Manchuria
Jehol
Kuomintang
U. S
Chiang Kai-Shek
State Council
Chiane
New Laws Start Tonight as State Opens Fiscal Year
State opens new fiscal year with laws affecting many citizens. New liquor by the drink allows bar sales in incorporated communities except 51 dry towns with local option bans. Other laws establish a three man board of correction to oversee Idaho state operations.
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Board of Correction
Idaho
Upset Stomachs Benefit From Inner-Aid Formula
A testimonial claims INNER-AID, a new formula with twelve herbs, cured severe gas and bloating after meals. The user reports rapid relief and a slimmer waist, praising the product highly.
State enacts sweeping insurance and tax measures
The legislature created a new parole board and department of insurance with James Hubbard as insurance commissioner. A $100,000 advertising fund and a $38,665 contract were awarded. A one cent cigarette tax increase will raise about $600,000 annually. New branding and unemployment security laws take effect, plus various regulatory reforms for non profits and professional qualifications.
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Louis Fef
Clapp
Robert Shepfield
Herman Fails
Department of Insurance
James Hubbard
Lewiston
Tom Canning and Associates
Employment Security Act
Unemployment Compensation Division
State
Industrial Accident Board
UCD
Employment Security Agency
Truman Signs Rent Bill Amid 15 Percent Increase Controversy
President Truman defends a rent bill allowing voluntary 15 percent increases through December 31 1948 saying it avoids harsher price controls. He warns tenants fear higher rents if controls end and criticizes the lifting of existing protections as risky while stressing the law was necessary.
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Truman
Mr. Truman
Truman attacks real estate lobby blocking housing program
President Truman criticizes the real estate lobby for pressuring Congress to weaken rent controls and oppose a comprehensive housing program. He urges prompt passage of the Wagner-Ellender-Taft bill and calls for a full investigation into the lobby's activities.
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Truman
Congress
New Arrivals Births at General Hospital in Late June
Birth announcements from General hospital list a girl born to Frenn and Newcomb Saxton at 682 Randolph on June 24. A boy to Betty and George Harris at 515 East Halliday and a boy to Katherine and Jim Allen at 122 Portneuf Park. On June 25 a son to Arlene and John Thomas at 753 East Benton. On June 26 a girl to Katherine and Otho Raymond at 851 North Arthur. On June 28 a boy to Allison and John McCauley at 153 Taft and girls to Maisie and John W Hill at 620 West Halliday, Ruth and James Jenks at 326 West Greeley, and Lois and Doyle Hall at 1212 Wilson. On June 29 girls were born to Barbara and Kenneth Cuttler at 621 North Hayes and Hazel and Gerald Mathews at 408 South Third.
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General Hospital
Frenn
Newcomb Saxton
Randolph
Betty
George Harris
East Halliday
Katherine
Jim Allen
Portneuf Park
Arlene
John Thomas
East Benton
Otho Raymond
North Arthur
Allison
John McCauley
Taft
Maisie
John W. Hill
W. Halliday
Ruth
James Jenks
West Greeley
Lois and
Doyle Hall
Wilson
Barbara
Kenneth Cuttler
North Hayes
Hazel
Gerald Mathews
South Third
Pocatello Mayor Thanks Public for Garbage Campaign Cooperation
Mayor George Phillips of Pocatello thanks residents for cooperation in the city garbage campaign. He notes many new containers have replaced old oil drums, aiding the effort and improving waste collection efficiency.
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George Phillips
Pocatello
Frontier Rodeo crowns Ruth Bilyeu queen at Pocatello event
Ruth Bilyeu 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Hiram Bilyeu was named queen for the Pocatello Frontier Rodeo to be held July 11 12 13. Attendants include Mrs Jim Virginia Orison Jeanette Selle and Bonnie Hackbarth.
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Ruth Bilyeu
Hiram Bilyeu
Pocatello Frontier
Idaho Livestock Exchange
Jeanette Selle
Bannock Hotel
Bonnie Hackbarth
Simplot Fertilizer Co
Pannock Motor Co
R. D. Gallafent
Bilyeu
Norma Briggs
Idaho
Pocatello
California
Pocatello High School
Ogden
Thistle wreck mystery near Clipperton Island described
M. J. Gorby of California Marine Curing and Packing Co. says the Thistle likely blew out of control after a cyclone at sea near Clipperton, a very bad spot with scarce life support. The crew were fortunate to be found given the remote location and lack of fresh water and edible provisions nearby.
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Chabasco
Clipperton
Police court day sees multiple forfeit bonds and fines
In police court today A H Nichols 17 forfeited a 2 bond for failing to stop at Seventh and Halliday. Jerry Holbrook forfeited 15 for speeding near N Tenth. J H Grayson fined 2 for illegal parking. J R Thomas forfeited 2 50 for failure to stop at Eleventh and Custer. John Brown Forrest forfeited 15 for intoxication along with Albert McGill. William Edward Keeling fined 15 with 6 suspended for intoxication. Price Sunshine Milton Powells both fined 15 for intoxication. Leon Wood forfeited 15 for intoxication. Gerald Jeffery Walters fined 15 with 6 suspended for intoxication. Layton Littlejohn fined 15 for intoxication.
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A. H. Nichols
Seventh
Halliday
Jerry Holbrook
N. Tenth
J. H. Grayson
J. R. Thomas
Eleventh
Custer
John Brown Forrest
Albert McGill
William Edward Keeling
Price Sunshine
Milton Powells
Leon Wood
Gerald Jeffery Walters
Layton Littlejohn
Lawsuit Filed for 10000 Damages in Auto Collision
L R Thyberg and Leona Thyberg sue T H Barnhart L L Wheeler Barnhart Wheeler Construction and agent Clifford Egbert in district court alleging Egbert drove a Mississippi Wagon Carryall on the South Main Extension in a reckless left side traversal causing a collision. They seek 10000 general damages 300 special damages 700 for car damage and costs.
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L. R. Thyberg
Leona Thyberg
T. H. Barnhart
L. L. Wheeler
Barnhart & Wheeler Construction Company
Clifford Egbert
Egbert
South Main
Forfeit Dollar Bonds In Police Court Today
Those who forfeited bonds for legal parking in police court today were Mrs. Earl Brooks, M. E. Olsen, G. B. Koerner, Kenneth Medrud, L. M. Cullen, Robert Shaw, Mrs. Bill Betty, M. P. Helm, 8S. B. Pitchford, S. M. McCarthy, Dick Kay, J. R. Spritzer, Barney Jackson, Harry Koontz, Cecil J. Harper, Rico Beneditti, G. C. Horton, Paul Gregoire, Bernice Simmons, Ben Ahléchlader, and Mrs. E. M. Trout.
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Earl Brooks
M. E. Olsen
G. B. Koerner
Kenneth Medrud
L. M. Cullen
Robert Shaw
Bill Betty
M. P. Helm
B. Pitchford
S. M. McCarthy
Dick Kay
J. R. Spritzer
Barney Jackson
Harry Koontz
Cecil J. Harper
Rico Beneditti
G. C. Horton
Paul Gregoire
Bern
License to Wed Issued in County Clerk's Office
A marriage license was issued Saturday by County Clerk Anna Keefe to Jerald C. Windley 21 of Pocatello and Colleen Dabel 19 of Afton Wyoming.
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Anna Keefe
Jerald C. Windley
Pocatello
Bloomington
Colleen Dabel
Afton
Wyoming
Ship Rescues Fishermen From Island Far South
The vessel Thistle rescued a group of fishermen from an island about 1,800 miles farther south and reported a Panama craft sent to pick up the victims. The Thistle crew included Capt. William Noble, Charles E. Warren, Gilbert B. Stethe, Robert Marshall and Walter Richards, all of San Pedro. Veteran fishermen described the boat involved.
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Paces Islands
Panama
Thistle
William Noble
Charles E. Warren
Gilbert B. Stethe
Robert Marchall
Walter Richards
San Pedro
Girls Register for Annual Camp-Out
Registration is open for Camp Ten Day Campfire Girls camp from July 13 to July 27. East side registrants meet Mrs. Thomas P. West, west side meet Mrs. F. E. MacKenzie. staff includes Mrs. Stacy Smith and Mrs. Leon Schou. Nurse Mrs. J. W. Wurster will attend. fees are $9 for Campfire Girls and $10 otherwise.
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Tenday
Thomas P. West
South Fifth
F. E. MacKenzie
South Garfield
Stacy Smith
Leon Schou
J. W. Wurster
Obituary for Mrs Jennie Morris 75 of Pocatello
Mrs Jennie Millie Morris died at home Sunday after a long illness at age 75. Born April 4 1872 in Lee Summit Missouri she married Lewis W Morris in 1888. They lived in Amoret Missouri Springdale Arkansas and Pocatello Idaho where she resided. Survived by husband Clyde C Morris Odessa Stuart Grace Jarrell eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Member of Central Christian church. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday at McHan Henderson Funeral chapel. Burial Mountainview cemetery under McHan Henderson direction.
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Jennie Millie Morris
Wayne Avenue
Morris
Lee Summit
Missouri
Jacob Bowyer
Lewis W. Morris
Amoret
Springdale
Arkansas
Pocatello
Clyde C. Morris
Odessa Stuart
Grace Jarrell
Alameda
California
Seana Butler
Mamie Whenery
Pomona
Maude Elliott
Quarpau
Okla
Central Christian Church
McHan- Henderson Funeral Chapel
Mountainview Cemetery
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Bill to cash GI terminal leave bonds approved by subcommittee
A House armed services subcommittee approved a bill to let GI terminal leave bonds be cashed immediately. The measure, with about 9.9 million bonds totaling 1.8 billion dollars, heads to the full committee and then likely House action next week. The treasury opposes it as inflationary.
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Washington
House Armed Services
House
Treasury
Bond Redemption Text From Discharge Notice
The document describes bonds redeemable by holders without the five year redemption period. It notes the maturity date is five years after the discharge day, and that the bonds bear two and a half percent interest.
Cub Pack to Meet Friday at Memorial Building
Cub Pack No 1 of the Boy Scouts of America will meet Friday night at 7 30 in the Memorial building with members and leaders expected to attend in uniform.
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Boy Scouts of America
Memorial Building
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Cub Pack
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