Modern Music Concert Slated At ISC Tonight
The Intercollegiate Knights present a modern music concert at Frazier hall on the ISC campus at 8 15 p m featuring Jay Slaughter's orchestra with Norman Olsen Lenny Egan and Chuck Roscoe among performers. Tickets available at Fawson and Carnes Music Companies.
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ISC Tonight
Frazier
ISC
Intercollegiate Knights
Jim Franklin
Jay Slaughter
Franklin
Slaughter & Co
Norman Olsen
Jerry
Lenny Egan
Chuck Roscoe
Keith Sherwood
Jaquie Overturf
Taylor and
Sanford
Fawson and
Carnes Music
Givens Seeks Fifth Term on Idaho Supreme Court
Chief Justice Raymond L. Givens announced he will run for re nomination and re election to the Idaho Supreme Court on the non partisan ballot. He is finishing his fourth six year term and will circulate petitions in May before the July 12 deadline.
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Raymond L. Givens
Idaho Supreme Court
Givens
Alfred Budge, Sr
Supreme Court
James Porter
Twin Falls
Justice Budge
Oklahoma couple caught robbing house in town
A man and his wife were involved in a house robbery in an Oklahoma town. The wife appeared to join the heist to collect items after her husband.
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Oklahoma
Idaho Man Sentenced On White Slave Act Charge
Federal Judge Chase A. Clark sentenced Albert J. Taggart to one year in a federal prison for violating the white slave act by transporting a woman from Portland Oregon to Mountain Home for immoral purposes.
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Boise
Idaho
Chase A. Clark
Albert J. Taggart
Taggart
Portland
Ore
Mountain Home
Record of local court fines and bonds
Norma Larsen pleaded guilty for a left turn violation with a 2.50 dollar fine. Walter J. Shewmake’s trespassing as an automobile resulted in bond forfeiture. Davis D. Johnson pleaded guilty to expired license plates with a fine. Graham S. Poole, 29, intoxication pleaded guilty with a 15 dollar fine suspended. William Johnson, 48, disturbing the peace pleaded guilty with a 50 dollar fine. Nolan Jackson, 38, disturbing the peace pleaded guilty with a 100 dollar fine. Jasper C. Sumper, disturbing the peace pleaded guilty with a 25 dollar fine suspended. Joe Diaz’s disturbing the peace resulted in bond forfeiture of 15 dollars. Marine Liljenquist, 32, drinking in public bond forfeited 15 dollars. John N. Hart, 49, drinking in public bond forfeited 15 dollars.
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Norma Larsen
Walter J. Shewmake
Graham S. Poole
William Johnson
Nolan Jackson
Jasper C. Sumper
Joe Diaz
Marine Liljenquist
John N. Hart
New Phone Book Slated For July Release
A. M. Weese of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph says listings for the new telephone directory will be accepted until May 20 with a tentative release around July 1. The directory will be larger than the August 1947 edition, reflecting 9300 subscribers. Paper shortages may delay regular six month publication, with a tentative next issue date set for January 5, 1949.
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A. M. Weese
Pocatello
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Salt Lake City
Eese
Obituary for John I Taylor Death in Salt Lake City
Funeral services for John I Taylor age 45 who died in a Salt Lake City hospital will be held Thursday at 1 PM at Arthur W Hall Mortuary chapel. Burial will follow in Robin Idaho cemetery.
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John I, Taylor
John I. Taylor
Salt Lake City
Arthur W. Hall
Robin, Idaho
Stolen 1941 Plymouth Skirts Reported and Local Notices
Black fender skirts reported stolen from a 1941 Plymouth sedan owned by Percy Jones of 446 South Fourth Ave Ogden Utah. Missing person Joseph H. Proctor of Ogden, age 50, 5 feet 10 inches, dark complexion, machinist. Quiet title suit filed by Leo J. and Helen Townsend against Annette K. White and others for lots 9 and 10 in block 296 in Pocatello. Merrill and Merrill represent plaintiffs. Justice Court case pleads guilty with 25 dollars fine. Wayne Green pleads guilty to operating a truck without license plates, fined 10 dollars. Birth notices: Mr. and Mrs. Zendell Hale Rve. 2 North welcome a girl born April 7 at St. Anthony's hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Moss 1538 North Arthur Ave a boy born April 7 at St. Anthony's hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Cossabom 75 Ash St a boy born April 7 at St. Anthony's hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cody 31812 North Third Ave a girl born April 7 at General Hospital.
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Plymouth
Percy Jones
South Fourth Ave
Leo J
Helen Townsend
Annette K. White
Pocatello
Merrill and Merrill
Zendell Hale
North
St. Anthony’s ‘Hospital
Cleon Moss
North Arthur Ave
St. Anthony’s Hospital
George Cossabom
Ash St
Morris Cody
North Third Ave
General Hospital
Rabbi Gumbiner to Speak at State College Friday
Rabbi H Gumbiner of Temple Beth Hillel in San Fernando Valley will present an 8 15 p m talk in the Little Theatre Student Union on the state college campus. Sponsored by the ISC Seekers club the topic is The Problem of the Jewish People as a Minority Group in the United States Today. An informal talk on A Jewish View of Jesus follows at 4 15 p m Friday. He has served in Tucson Reno Selma and now leads Beth Hillel In California He founded the Jewish Student Union at the University of Alabama and organized Congregation Beth Or the first Reform congregation in Nevada.
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H. Gumbiner
Temple Beth Hillel
San Fernando Valley
Little Theatre
Es State College
ISC Seekers Club
Rabbi Gumbiner
United States
Jesus
California
Tucson
Arizona
Reno, Ney
Selma
Alabama
Jewish Student Union
University of Alabama
Nevada
Gumbiner
Congregation Beth-Or
County withdraws from Black Rock village case
Bannock county prosecutors withdraw from the Black Rock village case citing private litigation costs. The law firm of Zener and Peterson was retained by opponents at a public meeting in the Bannock county courthouse to oppose incorporation south of Pocatello, with about 45 people pledging to cover attorney fees for the appeal following the commissioners’ denial of the village.
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Blackrock
Bannock County
Henry McQuade
McQuade
Zener and Peterson
Ban
Charges Filed In Twin Theft Cases In Idaho
Information filed in fifth district court accuses three Inkom residents Robert Koch 30 Ronald Southworth 19 and Robert Southworth 29 of grand larceny for stealing a calf March 31 from Dean Grover's farm near McCammon. A 15 year old juvenile faces first degree burglary for entering a Pocatello bowling alley March 23 and stealing 5 dollars after using a janitor key.
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Fifth District Court
Inkom
McCammon
Pocatello
Robert Koch
Robert Southworth
Ronald L. Southworth
Dean Grover
Steve
Two Burned In Trailer Fire In Salt Lake City
Mrs. Jeanie Shields and her six month old infant suffered second degree burns when an oil stove overheated and ignited their South Salt Lake trailer. They received emergency treatment at Salt Lake General Hospital and were released. Damages to the trailer and contents were estimated at $900.
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Salt Lake City
Jeanie Shields
South Salt Lake
Salt Lake County
Salt Lake General Hospital
Group to View Hospital Plans
Idaho's charitable institutions commission will meet in Blackfoot Friday and Saturday to review plans for the state mental hospital. Dr. J. O. Cromwell and H. C. Jeppesen will join the board. Dr. George O. A. Kellogg of Napa chairs the commission.
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Boiup
Idaho
s _ charitable institutions commission
Blackfoot
Genevieve Cresswell
J. O. Cromwell
H. C. Jeppesen
Blackfoot Hospital
George O. A. Kellogg
Nampa
Commission
Hot Extra Innings Tease Fans With Late Night Drama
A thrilling late inning surge keeps spectators on edge as excitement builds. The headline hints at an unfolding baseball moment that could outshine even a cold dinner. The scene centers on the crowd’s anticipation and the game’s shifting momentum.
Music Festival Dates Set Across Idaho Districts
The state interscholastic activities association announced festival dates for districts in Idaho. Po catello hosts April 23-24, Twin Falls May 6-7, with other districts Weiser April 13-14 Burley April 23-24 Rexburg April 19-20 and a Lewiston two day meet April 30-May 1. Choral orchestral and soloist events accompany the festivals.
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Pocatello
Boise
North Idaho
Lewiston
Olemargarine sales surge in first quarter
Boise reports show sales of stamps totaling 34717.65 and licenses 516897.50 in the first three months, four times higher than a year ago. State dairy director Lester Hendrix cites rising demand and tax rates of five cents per pound for uncolored cleo and ten cents for colored variety.
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Boise
Lester Hendrix
Hendrix
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