Tax Probers Study Case On Union Pacific Tax
Idaho state tax officials met with Bannock County leaders to review alleged underpayment of taxes by Union Pacific. E D Baird and T J Kurdy discussed delinquent taxes with W H Pete Jensen Roy Hale and George Allen who said trackage in Pocatello was not fully taxed. Officials expect guidance from the attorney general and a fuller ruling in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Tax Commission
Bannock
Union Pacific Railroad
E. D. Baird
State Tax Commission
T. J. Kurdy
Board of County Commissioners
W. H. “Pete” Jensen
Roy Hale
George Allen
Allen
Pocatello
Tax Commission
Albuquerque mother confirms 35th child birth record
A 45 year old Albuquerque woman, Ru Ben Lopez, is reported by state health officials to have 35 children. Dr James R Scott calls it the most outstanding NM birth record, noting no multiples. Lopez could not be located after moving from Bernalillo County welfare files.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Sokesman
State Health Department
Ruben Lopez
James R. Scott
New Mexico
Health Department
Health and Welfare
Mrs Roosevelt Files for Nevada Divorce at Dune Ranch
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Jr arrived in Reno to establish a six week Nevada residence to pursue divorce from the late President Roosevelt's son. She will stay at a Washoe valley dude ranch pending action. Roosevelt, the elder son, was thought to be in New York active in Democratic politics.
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Reno
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Nevada
Roosevelt
Ethel DuPont
Delaware Munitions
Washoe Valley
New York
Mystery death of Pearl Griffin in Montpelier
Miss Pearl Griffin, 31, was found dead Friday morning in Montpelier. Coroner Nile Matthews ordered a complete autopsy and organs were sent to the Idaho chemical department in Boise for examination to determine the cause of death. The inquiry was conducted after the body was found by Joyce Zumbrennen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Miss Pearl Griffin
Idaho Chemical Department
Boise
Jerry Staudacher
Nile Matthews
Miss Griffins
Joyce Zumbrennen
Birth Certificate Records Mrs Lopez Thirty Fifth Child
A 1947 birth certificate on file with the state health department records Mrs Lopez’s long family line, confirming the birth of No. 35 and noting eight of her children were living at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Louis to fight Turkey Thompson in final exhibition
Los Angeles heavyweight champion Joe Louis plans one more exhibition bout with Albert Thompson known as Turkey Thompson of Los Angeles. The six round or shorter bout is tentatively set for late April or early May at the Olympic auditorium.
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Los Angeles
Joe Louis
Albert
Turkey) Thompson
Olympic Auditorium
Vandals Trigger Wild Window Breakout In Salt Lake City
Four youths aged 17 and 20 smashed more than 100 windows including two stained glass panels at LDS ward chapels in Cres ent and Draper. They damaged service stations a lunch room and a tavern, were chased by a bartender, and jailed with potential second degree burglary charges. Damage estimated above 1500 dollars.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Crescent Ward
Draper Second Ward
Murray
Draper
Doc Johnson
Johnson
Charles Oliver
T. A. Callicott
Harold Coleson Hall laid to rest at American Falls
The body of Harold Coleson Hall who died on Ie Shima May 25 1945 arrived with escort and lies in state at Davis Funeral chapel until 2 PM Saturday service at the Methodist church. Rev James R Crowe and Senator Ward Meadows speak. He held Purple Heart and Bronze Star. Born August 17 1923 in St Helens Oregon. raised in American Falls. Survivors are his parents two brothers and grandmother. Burial Falls View Cemetery. Davis Mortuary in charge.
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American Falls
Harold Coleson Hall
Ie Shima
Davis Funeral Chapel
Methodist Church
American Legion
James R. Crowe
Ward Meadows
St. Helens
Ore
Lelia Coleson
Harold M. Hall
Armed Service
Army Enginer Corps
Delaine
Donald
S. E. D. Coleson
San Francisco
Falls View Cemetery
Davis Mortuary
Recognition Ceremony for Idaho State Home Economics Seniors
Graduating home economics seniors at Idaho State College will be recognized at the district meeting of the Idaho Home Economics Association in Pocatello. The event includes initiation into the American Home Economics Association, talks by local and regional leaders, a smorgasbord dinner, and a performance of the ISC comedy John Loves Mary at Frazier hall.
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Idaho State College
Idaho Home Economics Association
ISC
American Home Economics Association
Norma Barnes
Verna Hitchcock
National Association
Patricia Darnall
Pocatello
Marian Partney
Buhl
Euleta Jensen
Richfield
Hitchcock
Yaramie
Wyo
Carl W. McIntosh
Miss Barnes
Atty
Merrill Gee
Harriet Brieham
R.E.A
Graveley Hall
Bannock Hotel
John
Mary
Frazier Hall
Esther Stalker
Lillian Johannesen
Blackfoot
Barnes
Isaac MacDougall
Elfreda Edwards
Marion Johnson
Dorothy Mercer
Ruth Dana
Pocatello High School
Alberta Hill
Police Court Transfers and Local Warnings In Boise
Edward Lee Smith and Taylor Farris both had their petit larceny cases moved to the justice of the peace court. Ronald K. Arbon faces speeding charges, and Raymond T. Bruce was fined for a stop signal violation. Tueller forfeited bond on a signal charge. Police warn of two Boise hold up suspects driving a late model Ford convertible with California plates. Birth announced at General Hospital a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Price on April 8. Fire crews responded to an overheated oil stove at 1056 N Harrison. no damage reported.
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Edward Lee Smith
Schmidt
Justice of the Peace Court
Taylor Farris
Ronald K. Arbon
S. Fourth Ave
Raymond T. Bruce
Randolph
Rulon
Tueller
Eighth Ave
Boise
California
Pocatello
N. Harrison
L. T. Clark
D. W. Jorgenson
Hatchery mixup floods Mississippi with extra chicks
Cullman Alabama hatchery sent 1000 chicks instead of 100 to tenant farmer Dave Stewart in Glen Allan Mississippi. Postmaster Otis Johnson organized a special auction to handle the surplus.
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Glen Allan
Miss
Otis Johnson
Ala
Dave Stewart
British author warns U S could slide toward socialism
Cecil Palmer told a Salt Lake City luncheon that Britain's socialist venture survives largely due to U S aid. He said without American help at least 10 percent of England's workers would be unemployed and warned of signs in the United States toward socialism and totalitarianism.
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Salt Lake City
Cecil Palmer
Utah
Britain
U. S
Palmer
America
Obituary for Mrs Alice Fern Sharp Cooper of Bancroft
Mrs. Alice Fern Sharp Cooper 56 of Bancroft died in a Salt Lake City hospital after a short illness. Born July 30 1892 in Ogden Utah she was daughter of George W and Lucinda A Bair Sharp. She married Dwight Homer Cooper June 20 1910 at Pocatello and is survived by three sons and six grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Bancroft LDS tabernacle with burial at Lava Hot Springs Cemetery. Funeral for George Adam Ernst set for Saturday at Evergreen Funeral Chapel officiated by Rev R Mice Gowan.
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Alice Fern Sharp Cooper
Bancroft
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
George W
Lucinda Amanda Bair Sharp
Idaho
LDS Church
Dwight Homer Cooper
Pocatello
Glenn Cooper
Cody
Ben
Harold W. Cooper
Worland
Robinson Facing Take It Or Leave It Offer With Gavilan
Ray Robinson received a take it or leave it proposal to defend his welterweight title against Kid Gavilan. Robinson offered no clear response. Harry Markson of the 20th Century club discussed a June title bout with Gavilan but no agreement was reached, despite Robinson’s prior pledge.
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New York
Ray Robinson
Kid Gavilan
Robinson
Harry Markson
The
20Th Century Club
Gavilan
Triplets Arrive Two Months Early In Salt Lake City
Two girls and a boy were born yesterday at LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City to Mrs. Mary Dyches and Murray druggist M. Fred Dyches. The premature triplets, the couple’s first children, arrived more than two months early and were placed in incubators without being weighed.
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Salt Lake City
LDS Hospital
Mary Dyches
M. Fred Dyches
Murray
Dyches
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Bureau
Mel Morgan
Stan Day
Bill Hall
Ellis Donaldson
Jack Terrell
Bill Nye
Mike Lutzger
Jack Buhler
SLC
A.F
Future Homemakers of America
Pocatello and Vicinity
A. L. Heckert
Bland Sutton
News of Record
Births General Hospital
Harry Price
Park, Son
LDS Tabernacle
Asa F. Hatch
Melley-Toponce Ward
Lava Hot Springs
Arthur W. Hall
George Adam Ernst
Evergneen
R Mice Gowan
St.Anthony's Parish
United Pentecostal Church
H. B. Fisher
W. A. Crumpacker
Stetson Open Road
Jarman Shoes
Bob Jackson
Shamrock Club
Ocatello
Gail Green
Ciro’s
Mocambo
Palace Hotel
Marley
Kuppenheimer
Ular
Grant
Stowell
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