Death Takes Geo A Ernst
George A Ernst 61 died suddenly from a heart attack while driving a city truck on N First Ave in Pocatello. Funeral services set for 3 30 pm Saturday at McHan Henderson chapel with burial in Mountainview cemetery. He worked 35 years as a pipefitter for the city water department and was a member of Moose Lodge 387. He is survived by a sister and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Adam Ernst
McHan-Henderson
Ernst
Pocatello Water Department
N. First Ave
General Hospital
Challis
Idaho
George Adam
Susie Williams Ernst
Pocatello
City Water Department
N. Ninth
Ida C. Gilmore
Carl
John Ernst
Michael J. Gilmore
Pocatello Lodge 387
Loyal Order of Moose
British Set Atomic Test On Gunnery Pig Warship
The Admiralty prepared a top secret experiment to bombard the cruiser Arethusa with destructive atomic gamma rays. The test will occur in Falmouth harbor with a guarded press ban and strict security. An admiralty spokesman said the ray is not a death ray and offered no further details.
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London
Admiralty
Arethusa
Falmouth
Injured man treated after stock car accident
George Barnsdele of 455 S Garfield was in the General hospital last night with severe back injuries from an accident near Tyhee. He was unloading cattle from a railroad stock car when a railing slipped and struck his back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barnesdele
S. Garfield
General Hospital
Tyhee
Barnsdele
Obituaries salute services for Draper and Buttars in Idaho notices
Richard Draper 28 of Blackfoot died at 146 N. Stout from heart complications. He served in Okinawa with the 989th air engineering squadron and leaves Leola, two children, siblings and parents. Ira Buttars 50 of Burley died suddenly while inspecting his new home. survivors include wife Gennie and several children. Graveside rites in Burley and shows for Marvin Leon Stone infant burial are noted with local church and civic honors.
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Blackfoot
Richard Draper
N. Stout
Veterans Hospital
Salt Lake City
Linden
Utah
Frank and
Mary Wright Draper
Idaho
Moreland
Leola May Cutforth
Salt Lake
LDS Temple
Army
Okinawa
989Th Air Enginering Squadron
559Th Air Service Group
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Moreland Elders Quorum
YMMIA
Leola May Draper
Richard Bruce
Karen Lee
Rulon Lim
Riverside
Arnold
Arvel M
Jack W
Leonard Findlay
Eddie Barras
Moreland Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Ed Benson
Burias
Burley
Ira Buttars
Burton Avenue
Logan
Clarkston
Colleen Shepherd
Arlene Buttars
Melvin H. Buttars
Cornish
Orson Buttars
Lewiston
Wallace Buttars
Gower Buttars
LDS Tabernacle
Burley Cemetery
McCulloch Chapel
Marvin Leon Stone Burley
Marvin Leon Stone
Lewis
Arvella Parker Stone
Margaret Gee
Mr. Stone
Franklin
Pella
Ie Payne
Blackfoot Woman Madge D Allen Dies in Mercy Hospital
Madge D Allen 49 of Blackfoot died at Mercy hospital in Tampa on Monday at 4 35 a m. She was born April 17 1900 in Butte Montana and lived in Nampa 11 years. Survived by her Blackfoot mother Mary Russell and a sister who died in 1918. Funeral held yesterday at Peck and Packham Mortuary chapel with Rev J J Frey officiating. Burial in Grove City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge D. Allen
Mercy Hospital
Peck and Packham Mortuary
J. J. Frey
The
Baptist Church
Grove City Cemetery
Local court actions and auto theft report
John J. Schwaller, 62, pled guilty to reckless driving and was fined 100 dollars. Paul J. Haislip, 538 S. Garfield, forfeited a 2.50 bond for failure to observe a stop signal. Howard W Tucker paid a 2.50 fine after pleading guilty. Ogden police reported a 1949 green Chevrolet convertible with Utah plate A-6646 stolen from Lorin A. Murdock, 425 S Ninth Ave. A black Gladstone bag containing papers and pictures valued at 75 dollars was stolen from Owen Lovejoy, 803 N Eighth Ave, whose auto was broken into.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Schwaller
S. Third Ave
Paul J. Haislip
S. Garfield Ave
Howard W Tucker
Maplewood
Lorin A. Murdock
S. Ninth Ave
Ogden
Utah
Owen Lovejoy
Eighth Ave
Saboteur Caught Slashing Aircraft Tires at Goodrich Plant
FBI agents in Akron arrest Arden Silcott 38, of Clarksburg West Virginia, a B F Goodrich employee, for slashing tires destined for army B 36s navy bombers and commercial airliners at the Cleveland area plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
FBI
B. F. Goodrich Co
Army
Navy
Cleveland
Arden Silcott
Clarksburg
W. Va
Silcott
Navy's Force Out Here Now at Pocatello Ordnance Plant
Capt W P McCarty commanding officer said the Pocatello Idaho naval ordnance plant will not fully inactivate until late 1950. He estimated personnel will be about 600 by July 1 and that, barring changes in ordnance plans, this level can be maintained through 1949-50 due to existing production work.
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Naval Ordnance Plant
Pocatello
W. P. McCarty
McCarty
Gate City Bosses Feted by Jaycees Banquet
Gate City employers were feted by the Junior Chamber of Commerce at a bosses banquet in the Hotel Whitman. Dr Parry Harrison served as toastmaster, Jaycee President Harold Read gave the main speech, with Violinist Arnold Lindeman and an Al Jolson imitator performing. The good government award to Mayor George R Phillips will be presented at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City
Chamber of Commerce
Whitman
Parry Harrison
Jaycee
Harold Read
Arnold Lindeman
al Jolson
Barry Gordon
Read
George R. Phillips
Meatcutters Center on Sunday Closing Plan Grows
Gate City meat dealers will meet with Amalagamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workers Local 153 to discuss the union request to close stores on Sundays and nights. International VP T. J. Lloyd says the union also seeks a $5 raise based on the 48 hour week. Negotiations follow last night's talks at the Hotel Whitman with local officials planning tonight's hearings at 7:30 in the Hotel Bannock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate City
T. J. Lloyd
Denver
Union International
Lloyd
Whitman
Bannock
Jaycee Leader Stops in Pocatello on Canadian Visit
Donald McKay of Calgary Alberta, president of the Canadian Junior Chamber of Commerce, paid a brief call in Pocatello yesterday with Jaycee President Harold Read. McKay was en route home from Salt Lake City where he attended the LDS spring conference.
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Donald McKay
Calgary
Alberta
Canadian Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Jaycee
Harold Read
McKay
Salt Lake City
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Jarvey Hall
Ronald Jones
Sixth Army
Oakland
Calif
Rev. N. Simpson
First Christian Church
Pocatello Post 735
VFW
News OF Record
Goodrich
Jaycees
Bohemian Club
Bohemian Breweries, Inc
Boise, Idaho
Wayne King
Ksei
Blue Ridge Mt
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