Music Festival Ratings Issued After Two Day Junior Event
The regional junior music festival finished Friday with ratings for groups from 23 high schools. About 1,700 students participated as bands paraded and massed band concerts were held at Idaho Southern University stadium. Judges included J Forest Cline Clarence Hawkins Max Krone Emery Eperson LuJean Rogers G DeJong and Claire Johnson among others.
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Idaho Southern University
Idaho Falls
J. Forest Cline
Clarence Hawkins
Max Krone
Emery Epperson
LuJean Rogers
G. DeJong
Claire Johnson
Rotary International 110th district conference opens with Bishop Frank A Rhea
The 110th district Rotary session opens Monday May 11 at 10 25 a m in the Elks temple with Right Reverend Frank A Rhea of Boise presiding He will deliver his annual report at the first plenary session and preach at Trinity Episcopal church on Sunday at 11 a m.
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Rotary International
Frank A Rhea
Boise
Episcopal Church For
Idaho
Rotary
Rhea
Elks Temple
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cardinal Baseball Club Hosts Mothers at Sunday Game
The Pocatello Cardinals meet the Salt Lake City Bees in Halliwell park at 2 p.m. Sunday to honor mothers. Awards include season passes for all Pocatello mothers and bouquets. winners sit in a special box seat and are recognized in brief pre game ceremonies.
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Pocatello
Halliwell Park
Pocatello Cardinals
Salt Lake City Bees
Pocatello Ames
Ernie Stites
the Tribune
Change in Tone on War Fronts In London and Moscow
London and Moscow shift as commentators warn Hitler's Russia drive is slipping off schedule while the winter offensive gains pace. Britain touts Madagascar as a strategic shield against a Libya offensive, noting Malta raids and Mediterranean attrition weaken axis strength. Turkey oil routes remain a possible alternative route to Iraq and Iran.
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Kirke L. Simpson
Indian Ocean
Coral Sea
Moscow
London
Hitler
Russia
Leningrad
Red Army
Britain
Madagascar
Libya
Malta
Mediterranean
Turkey
Iraq
Iran
Price Checks In Effect 12 01 Monday
The government imposes price ceilings at 12:01 am Monday on all manufacturers and wholesalers, making them licensees selling at March ceiling prices. A May 18 expansion will cover about 1.9 million establishments and most consumer goods. Exemptions include raw farm products eggs poultry flour mutton lamb fish live animals films used autos and securities.
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Washington
United States
Office of Price Administration
America
Mondar
Cards Rally To Clinch Series With 9-3 Victory
Pocatello Cardinals defeated the Salt Lake Bees 9-3 to clinch the series Saturday night. Manuel Vargas was the local starter, delivering eight scoreless innings. Eddie Green struck out 14 in a standout effort as Pocatello had seven hits and capitalized on Bees errors.
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Cardinals
Salt Lake Bees
Manuel Vargas
Salt Lake
Eddie Green
R.H.E. Salt Lake
Orella
Piercey
Stagg
Green
Petersen
Wool Growers Protest 6 Percent Rail Charge Increase
Idaho Wool Growers Association filed a protest with the ICC over a 6 percent increase in railroad charges for sheep shipments. President H B Soulen of Wels urged clarification since part of the sheep men operations had a 3 percent freight rise, and it was unclear if the rest would be folded into the 6 percent hike.
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Idaho Woolgrowers Association
ICC
H. B. Soulen
Wels
Idaho Cattle Men Elect New Leaders At 28th Convention
Idaho Cattle men elected BOISE lawyer R. J. Hawes as president to succeed A. R. Babcock at Moore during the 28th annual convention. R. V. Swanson of Pocatello and Joseph Nettleton of Oreana were named vice presidents, with Albert Campbell of New Meadows and Max Cohn of Arimo as honorary VPs. Directors include Babcock and a slate of county reps. A banquet followed featuring Howard Gramlich of the American Shorthorn Breeders association as speaker. John T. Caine of Chicago urged higher meat sales for war needs and cautioned against speculation.
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Boise
R. J. Hawes
Idaho Cattlemen's Association
A. R. Babcock
Moore
R. V. Swanson
Pocatello
Joseph Nettleton
Oreana
Albert Campbell
New Meadows
Max Cohn
Arimo
Babcock
Seth Burstedt
Challis
Charles Feeley
Post Falls
Ralph Gedney
Week's wartime highlights from the AP
The Coral Sea battle ends with an Allied victory as major actions unfold across the week. The Burma road route invasion of China on Tuesday. Corregidor and Manila Bay forts fall to Japan on Wednesday. Vichy French Diego Suarez base capitulates on Thursday as British forces move in on Madagascar.
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Associated Press
Coral Sea
Australia
China
Burma Road
Corregidor
Manila Bay
Diego Suarez
Madagascar
Court Opens in North District with Cavanah Presiding
Federal district court will convene Monday at Moscow with Judge C. C. Cavanah presiding. The Coeur d'Alene spring term will open May 25.
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Boise
Moscow
C. C. Cavanah
Coeur d'Alene
Tribute praises war mothers in Nimitz Mother's Day address
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz speaks on CBS honoring American war mothers and their sons fighting in the Pacific. He says victory will come with toil and losses, praises mothers for keeping home front ready, and celebrates courage, fortitude, and initiative of the sailors and their families.
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America
Pacific Ocean
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Mothers of
Admiral Nimitz
CBS
Potato Growers, Shippers Set Meetings Over Marketing Panel
Southern Idaho potato growers will meet May 27 at Idaho Falls Twin Falls and Caldwell to elect five members and alternates to the potato marketing agreement committee. Shippers meet Monday at Idaho Falls Tuesday at Nampa and Thursday at Burley to elect their three members of the committee which can restrict marketing of undesirable grades under a program adopted last fall. In the present shipping season only cull potato shipments were curtailed.
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Boise
Rotary Guest of Honor for 110th District Session in Pocatello
The 110th district Rotary conference in Pocatello opens Monday May 11 with Carl E Belte of Slater Missouri and his wife as honor guests. Belte will address the opening session at 10 55 a m and the banquet at 6 30 p m at Bannock hotel. Belte is sales head at Slater Mill and Elevator company born in Alexandria Nebraska and a St Louis area alum. He holds multiple leadership roles in Missouri business and civic groups and has served Rotary International in key posts.
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Idaho- Utah
Rotary International
Pocatello
Carl E. Belte
Slater
Belte
Bannock Hotel
Carl E. Bolte
Slater Mill and Elevator Company
Slater, Mo
Alexandria
Nebraska
William Jewell College
Liberty, Mo
University of Missouri
Bolte
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
Jefferson Council of Boy Scouts
Missouri Millers Association
Millers National Federation
Missouri Grain, Feed and Millers Association
Missouri State Planning Board
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Allied bombers damage Japanese sea craft in Coral Sea action
Allied air forces hit a sea plane tender and a tanker as Japanese fleet remnants withdraw from a Coral Sea reverse. Four seaplanes were destroyed or damaged. MacArthur's headquarters confirmed the Saturday actions with 19 ships reported sunk or damaged in the Coral Sea engagement.
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Coral Sea
MacArthur
McNamee, Veteran Radio Man Dies
New York veteran radio announcer Graham McNamee, 53, longtime voice of major sports and newsreels, died Saturday night at St Luke's Hospital. He reported the first coast to coast Rose Bowl in 1926 and received a Rose Bowl plaque in 1941 for his 15th anniversary network broadcast. Born in Washington, DC, he grew up in St Paul.
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New York
Graham McNamee
St. Luke's Hospital
McNamee
Washington, DC
St. Paullinn
Idaho-Utah Rotary Conference Here
Idaho Rotarians gather for the 110th district conference in Pocatello with 375 to 400 expected attendees and the visit of Carl Bolte of Slater Missouri and Mrs Bolte. The event includes a banquet at Bannock Hotel and a ball at the university student union honoring District Governor Frank A Rhea and wife.
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Utah
Rotary International
Pocatello
Carl E. Bolte
Slater, Mo
the International Organization
Bannock Ote
Frank A. Rhea
Boise
Neibaur Story to Air on Columbia Network
The tale of Thomas C Neibaur of Sugar City Idaho the only Idaho soldier to win the Congressional Medal of Honor in World War I will be broadcast at 3 30 p m Sunday on the Columbia network. He is in the Veterans Hospital at Walla Walla Washington after earning the Medal from General Pershing for halting an assault in the Argonne forest on October 16 1918 and taking enemy prisoners despite serious wounds. He previously received medals from France Italy and Montenegro. Neibaur later served as a Capitol policeman.
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Idaho
Thomas C Neibaur
Sugar City
Columbia
Neibaur
Veterans Hospital
Walla Walla
Wash
Pershing
Argonne Forest
France
Italy
Montenegro
Nebaur
Idaho State Beats Ricks College In Dual Meet
Idaho State University defeated Ricks College 50 to 8 in a dual track meet held at Rexburg Idaho. Idaho State's top scorer earned most points for the visitors while the home team struggled to score.
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Rexburg
Idaho
Southerm University
Ricks College
Idaho Souther Way
Indian Killed by Wife in drunken family quarrel
Frank Teccummetts, 26, of Lincoln Creek, an Indian, died in a Pocatello hospital from a gunshot wound inflicted during a Friday night argument. Mrs Rose Marie Teccummetts and her sister Lorraine Weaser were held for questioning after she said she seized a .22 rifle to stop him from beating her. An inquest was ordered by the Bannock county coroner.
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Lincoln Creek
Pocatello Hospital
Bingham County
Rose Marie Teccummetts
Lorraine Weaser
Fort Hall Reservation
C. L. Graves
W. G. Jones
Roy Ingawamup
Teccummetts
Blackfoot
Fort Hall
Indian Service
Three Pocatellans Serve on Clubs
Mrs. George Veasey of Idaho Falls is the new president of the Idaho Federated Music clubs. Officers elected include Mrs. Charles Haggett of Pocatello as first vice president and Mrs. Wendell Wilson of Pocatello as treasurer. Portland’s national president Mrs. Guy P. Gannett urged clubs to emphasize music in the war program and to promote American artists and youth music initiatives.
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Idaho Falls
George Veasey
Idaho Federated Music Clubs
Charles Haggett
Pocatello
G E Lupton
Ashton
Maynard P. Goudy
Idaho Palls
Wendell Wilson
L. S. Woolley
Guy P. Gannett
Portland
Allied victory in Coral Sea reported as Burma advances noted
The report tallies a decisive Allied naval victory at Coral Sea with Japanese forces defeated and transports damaged. Still, officials warn Japan may return with greater strength near Australia as Burma gains momentum against the Allies. Roosevelt orders a mission to Martinique to secure French Caribbean cooperation.
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Associated Press
United States
Southwest Pacific
Burma
Caribbean
United Nations
Australia
Navy Department
U. S
Washington
Japan
Bottle Stabbing On South First Ends In Arrest
Virgil C Bland 40 a Union Pacific workman was stabbed in the head with a whiskey bottle fragment at 6 30 p m Saturday behind a billboard on South First. Ernest L Chesley of Kansas City Kansas is held on an open charge. Bland is hospitalized in serious condition. One witness saw the incident and Chesley was arrested in a Phoenix Cigar store. Police report drinking prior to the fight and no clear cause is given.
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Virgil Clarence Bland
Union Pacific
South First
Ernest L. Chesley
Kansas City
Kansas
Bland
Chesley
Phoenix
Scrap Metal in Cassia County Located for Shipment
More than 100 tons of scrap metal have been located in Cassia County and will be shipped out next week. Councilman Merrick Drakes notes local effort to recycle and move the materials efficiently.
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Burley
Cassia
Merrick Drakes
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