Court House Hit By Safe-Crackers
Bear Lake County Court House suffered a break in late Saturday night and Sunday morning the second time in three years. Clem Humpherys found the crime around 8:00 p.m. entry was through a rear door near the Assessor's office. Thieves opened safes in the Treasurer and other offices after working for hours with elf and punch tools and a crow bar. Police from Paris City, O. E. Monson Sheriff, Deputy Bill Vermaas, and State Policeman Don Ikenberry pursued leads through the day with no arrests yet. The 1962 break had yielded about 2,500 to 3,000 dollars at the Court House and 228 at Hielding High School.
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Bear Lake County Court House
Paris
Roger Humpherys
O. E. Monson
Bill Vermaas
Don Ikenberry
Court House
Hielding~High School
Paris Post Wins Third in Idaho News Contest
The Paris Post placed third in the Idaho Press Association 1964 Better Newspapers Contest in Community Service. First went to The News-Times Meridian, second to North Side News. Judge Elmer White praised the Post for aiding the Red Cross blood drive.
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Paris Post
Idaho Press Assn
News-L Times
Meridian
Ralph W
Jean L. Hunter
Red Cross
Downey Marshal Killers Sentenced in Idaho Case
Six defendants linked to Marshal Dee Woodlaw gang received prison terms after guilty pleas. Four men got 60 years to life, 23 year old Harvey Pulver up to 75 years, and Edward King up to 60 years. Two women Susan Hayes and Frances Lehi received 10 years each for voluntary manslaughter. Arrests followed a pursuit from Montpelier across Emigration Canyon to Paris Canyon.
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Marshal Dee Woodlaw
Downey
5Th Dist
Gus Carr Anderson
Pocatello
Eugene Del'b
Carletas Lee Fill
Harvey William Pulver
Edward Albert King
Susan Hayes
Frances Lehi
Pauline Roberts
Idaho State
Emigration Canyon
Montpelier
Paris
Paris Canyon
Mrs Hattie Findlay Dies in Pocatello at 87
Mrs Hattie Findlay, 87, lifelong Fish Haven resident, died Wednesday night in Pocatello. Funeral services set for Saturday in Fish Haven with other arrangements pending.
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Hattie Findlay
Fis Haven
Pocatello
Fish Haven
Season Schedule Bold Home Games Highlighted
January 22 Soda Springs 2 Grace 30 Kemmerer February 5 North Gem 6 Westside Bold home games noted in the schedule listing for the season.
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Soda Springs
Grace
Kemmerer
North Gem
Westside
Hugh Rich Heart Victim at 62 in Paris Idaho
Walter Hugh Rich aged 62 died of a heart attack around 9 00 p m January 16 in Paris Idaho He was born February 26 1902 in Paris to Zealter and Kate Rich He lived in Paris and worked on a farm in the East Hills He married Jennie Bateman Stocker in Bloomington and they settled in Paris He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and served as assistant to Sunday School superintendent Ward Teacher and custodian for the Paris 1st Ward Funeral at the Paris Wards Chapel on Friday January 23 with viewing prior to the service from 10 00 A M Move News Mortuary in Montpelier open for viewing"}
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Walter Hugh Rich
Sauitgay
Pealter
Kate Price Rich
Parir
Rich
Paris
East Hills
Cokeville
Wyo
Jennie Bateman Stocker
Bloomington
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Paris 1St Ward
Richard Stocker
Robert Stocker
U.S. Navy
Richard
Montpelier
Montpelier Furn dealer dies in apparent suicide
Hugo Nielsen, 52, a Montpelier furniture dealer, was found dead early Sunday in his upstairs bedroom. Sheriff, chief, and coroner investigated. FBI samples sent for testing. Nielsen survived by wife and son Jay 16, and several relatives. Funeral rites scheduled in Montpelier.
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FBI
Nielsen
Jay
Jel Monical, Jr
At Angeles
Cialif
Bruce Janis Thompson
Bouler
Colo
Natalie Nielsen
San Francisco
Calif
Ronald (Christin) Jensen
Provo, U
Jane M. Nielsen
T. Sherman Nielsen
Anadia Nielsen Jones
Lon Ong Beach
Gran
Iro
Montpel
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Clem
Shexiif Depi
Hugh Rich
MCNTF
HS Merchant
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