McQuade Leads Republicans in Episco pal Trinity Meeting
Republican candidates for county offices and precinct men gathered in Episco pal Trinity parish hall. County prosecuting attorney Henry McQuade urged voters to push for states rights and a return of government to the people, citing debt fears since 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Trinity Parish
Henry McQuade
McQuade
Perry Swisher
Theo Turner
Morgan Hawkes
Bert Empey
Sam Clinton
George Terry
Justice of the Peace
Clegg Rayond
Alfred C. Cordon
Willard Lund
Milton Hartvigsen
Grace
Ten New Teachers Approved for Pocatello Schools
Ten new teachers were approved by Pocatello school trustees this week. Lavern C. Johnson and Grant Stowell were re elected to their board offices. The district announced hires including Alta Dunkley Mendel Lucatsky Paul Rowe Lyonel Montague Jeanne Martin Evelyn Albrecht Virginia Embleton Cleoria Hancock Berniece Spiers and Lewis Dunn. Alameda junior high plans were discussed. Construction on three schools progresses with Jefferson ready for Monday and Washington two weeks away Whittier by October 15.
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Pocatello
Lavern C. Johnson
Grant Stowell
Jeanne Martin
Irving
Evelyn K. Albrecht
Virginia Embleton
Roosevelt
Cleoria Hancock
Whittier
Berniece Spiers
Lewis Dunn
Bonneville
Alameda Junior High
George N. Green
Jefferson School
Washington School
Governor Opens Eastern Idaho Fair in Blackfoot
The Eastern Idaho state fair opened with Governor C A Robins arriving by 4:45 a m for the ceremony. The parade featured five high school bands and 40 floats, plus a human cannonball. Mayors Nelson and Fanning offered well wishes, while several first prize parade winners were named including a six horse hitch and top horse and rider trophies.
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C. A. Robins
Idaho
Einar Nelson
America
Blackfoot
Fair Board
Frank de Kay
E. W. Fanning
Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
Bingham County
Blackfoot Lions Club
Clarence Brent
Mel Hopkins
Erwain Pixton
Jacklyn Gordon
Johnny Hopkins
Sluggers Rally in Five Run Fifth Beats Russets 11 9
Pocatello Cardinal bats explode for nine runs in the fifth inning, aiding an 11 to 9 Pioneer League playoff win over Idaho Falls at Halliwell Park. Adolpho Torres relieved and earned the victory after Jim LeMay left the mound earlier. Idaho Falls countered with early tallies and hits,including a long homer by LeBlanc in the second.
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Pocatello Cardinal
Nat LeBlanc
Idaho Falls
Halliwell Park
Pocatello
Adolpho Torres
Bob Mahoney
LeBlanc
Russets
Torres
Jim Stanton
Lou Tapp
Jim LeMay
Mahoney
Mickelson
Earl Priester
Tapp
Earl Silverthorn
Bob Bundy
Priester
Sport
Rail unions press third wage rise talks in Chicago
Five railroad unions representing about 400000 train crews began a third round of wage negotiations in Chicago. Trainmen and conductors seek a 25 percent rise in basic daily rates, while locomotive engineers firemen and enginemen and switchmen seek an adjustment between 1544 cents an hour and a 30 percent increase.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Falter Selected Fifth District PTA Chief at Conference
Mrs. L. L. Falter chosen district president succeeding Mrs. M. Fred Davis. Ora Winn, Amber Goble, Cecil Pugmire named first vice president second vice president and secretary. Nearly 100 delegates from 15 southeastern Idaho cities attended with state officers present in Rexburg for the Sixth district opening.
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L. L. Falter
Pocatello
Fifth District
Parent-Teachers Association
Pocatellan
M. Fred Davis
Preston
Ora Winn
Amber Goble
Paris
Cecil Pugmire
Falter
Rexburg
Idaho
PTA
R. J. Hawes
Twin Falls
A. R. Thomas
Boise
State Magazine
E. J. Spelberg
Idaho Falls
Ned Williams
Paul Scott
Reading and Library
Harley J. Ward
Cc. S. Bosquet
C. S. Bosquet
Welcome Bengals Week Boosts Pocatello Spirit at ISC
Officials from the Chamber of Commerce and Idaho State College praised local cooperation during Welcome Bengals Week ending today. They expect students to feel more at home in Pocatello with continued town gown harmony amid heavy shopping and ticket sales for ISC events. The first ISC football game vs Western State Mountaineers is Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Spud Bowl, with social events and a Friday football rally planned nearby.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Retail Merchants Committee
Idaho State College
Pocatellans
ISC
Pocatello
Ellis Donaldson
Stan Day
Day
Donaldson
Ralph Strub
J. L. Craig
Chamber of Com
Ferce
Carl McIntosh
Gate City
Bengals
Western State Mountaineers
Reed Hall
Grant Ovard Named President of Idaho Hospital Association
Grant Ovard, superintendent of the Idaho Falls S D hospital, was elected president of the Idaho Hospital association at a two day convention in Boise. He succeeds Sister Alma Dolores, superintendent of Boise's St. Sobeme hospital.
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Boise
Grant Ovard
Idaho Falls
S.D
Idaho Hospital Association
Deadline Today For Idaho 1947 Income Tax Installments
Boise UP says Wednesday is the deadline for the final installment on 1947 state income taxes paid by installments. R G Neill, director of the income tax division, warns that those who miss payment will face interest on the unpaid balance.
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Boise
R. G. Neill
State
Twin Falls Police Bribe Case Snares Officer
Twin Falls investigation unfolds after O A Rambo accuses police sergeant Orville Reinoehl of extortion threats and a $1000 payoff tied to slot machine licenses. Prosecutor Sweeley says charges may follow, while Chief Gillette and Rambo urge grand jury review of City Hall corruption links.
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Twin Falls
Howard W. Gillette
O. A. Rambo
Everett M. Sweeley
Orville Reinoehl
Rambo
Sweeley
Reinoehl
Gillette
True Love? My Boy It Doesn't Exist
In Paterson New Jersey John Savastani 21 waits for Jean Hall 19 after midnight. An angry boyfriend confronts them at a street corner. Jean climbs a bridge railing and jumps into Passaic River. Savastani dives after her. Police rescue both. they patch things up.
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Paterson
John Savastani
Savastani
Jean Hall
Jean
Passaic
Traffic Count In Idaho Rises Across Most Routes
Idaho eight automatic counters show August 1948 traffic at 230745 vehicles up from 214591 last year. Gains occur on U S 30 east of Boise U S 91 north of Pocatello U S 95 east of Lewiston and U S 10 west of Kingston plus Coeur dAlene path. Minor declines noted on U S 10 through Coeur dAlene and U S 30 North south of Pocatello.
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Boise
Idaho
Edward Equals
Bureau of Highways
U. S. Highway 10
Coeur d'Alene
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Lewiston
Jerome
Kingston
Train Crash Kills 40 U.S. Soldiers Near Seoul
More than 40 American soldiers were killed and dozens more wounded when a local train rear-ended a halted passenger train at Napan, 80 miles south of Seoul. Allied officials stated 40 to 44 fatalities and 34 serious injuries, with several others listed as walking wounded.
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Seoul
Korea
Napan
Here
Boise Masons to Host Grand Lodge in Boise
Boise Masons begin a three day communication on September 21 with Grand Master Howard I Monks of Bonners Ferry presiding as the Ida ho Masonic grand lodge convenes in Boise.
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Boise
Boise Masons
Idaho Masonic Grand Lodge
Howard I. Monks
Bonners Ferry
Idaho Board of Education Meets to Approve School Tax Levies
Idaho state board of education will meet in Boise Tuesday for its annual session to approve tax levies that fund public school support across counties.
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Boise
Idaho
State Board of Education
Damage suit filed in Bannock County court
Eureka Williams corporation sues H D Dreyer and James Cawley in Bannock County for 3359.23 for goods delivered earlier this year with due date Feb 23 1948. They seek the face amount plus 6 percent interest from that date. Defendants have not yet answered.
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Eureka- Williams Corporation
Bannock
Anna Keefe
H .D. Dreyer
James Cawley
Bourke Hickenlooper Sees U S Atom Monopoly Enduring
Chairman Bourke B. Hickenlooper of the congressional atomic energy committee after a tour of Los Alamos and Hanford said the United States remains the exclusive possessor of atomic weapons and far ahead of others with a probable monopoly on the bomb.
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Washington
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
United States
Los Alamos
N.M
Hanford
Wash
Iowa Republican
Iself
Sheriff In Pursuit Of Stolen Plates In Bannock County
Bannock county sheriffs office reports theft of license plate 1B 10219 from a vehicle owned by Joseph D. Smith. Deputies continue hot pursuit of clues to recover the plate and identify suspects.
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Bannock County
Joseph D. Smith
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