Ugly Burglar Becomes New Man After Facial Surgery
John Glaefke, once shunned for his looks, underwent $3000 in plastic and oral surgery at St. John's Hospital funded by the city. After years of theft and confinement, doctors say the transformation aids his reintegration. He now works at $38 a week, attends night school, and faces a hopeful future.
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Cleveland
NEA
Frank Merrick
Wilfred
Royal Grossman
John Glaefke
Glaefke
Frank L. Meany
Honor Farm
Missouri
Greene County
St. John’s Hospital
A. C. McGannon
Meany
Governor Urges Salmon Beach Move From Cliff Danger
Governor Arthur Langlie urged Salmon Beach residents to relocate from 400 foot quake loosened cliffs. About 300 residents face decision with 20 percent already leaving while officials study authority to compel moves and aid from Public Welfare and Red Cross.
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Salmon Beach
Wash
Arthur B. Langlie
Langlie
Public Welfare Department
Red Cross
Gale Page Plans Utah Tour With Husband Aldo Solita de Solis
Movie star Gale Page and her composer-pianist husband Aldo Solita de Solis embark on a concert tour starting in Utah with a performance at Pocatello high school auditorium on April 25 at 8 30 p m. Gale sings standards while Aldo performs classical pieces and his own compositions.
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Gale Page
Aldo Solita de Solis
Gale
Utah
Pocatello High School
Katie
Paulette Goddard
Columbia
Anna Lucasta
Cole Porter
Victor Herbert
Hog Market Dips Sharply Across Midwest Markets
CHICAGO UP Hog prices fell 50 cents to 1 a hundred pounds at Midwest markets the lowest since OPA controls. Top prices for good and choice lightweight butchers at cornbelt terminals ranged 18.25 to 18.75. Last week’s average was 18.92 and this week’s is likely lower. Hogs 400 pounds plus sold about 15.25 with barrows and gilts also at new post-OPA lows. Iowa Minnesota country buying stations and major terminals saw 50 to 75 cent declines. Oregon’s Crater Lake note mentions 1853 discovery.
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Chicago
Midwest
OPA
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Minnesota
Pioneer Woman Anna Laura Hiatt Mitchell Dies at 65
Mrs. Anna Laura Hiatt Mitchell, longtime Pocatello resident and LDS Church worker, died at a local hospital after a long illness at age 65. Born March 2, 1884 in Harrisville Utah, she moved to Ammon Idaho with her parents before marrying John E. Mitchell in 1902. Survived by her mother Annie Hiatt, six children, three brothers, one sister, 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending with Downard Mortuary. The University of Minnesota library has collected over 3,100 microfilm reels in its reference collection.
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Anna Laura Hiatt
Mitchell
John E. Mitchell
Harrisville
Utah
Thomas W
Margaret Rawson Hiatt
Idaho
Ammon
Salt Lake Temple
Pocatello
N. Seventh St
Oreal H. Mitchell
J. S. England
A. D. Lish
Jacob Johansen
Harold G. Mitchell
el Monte
Calif
Horace
Leone
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Hollywood
Priscilla
Lola
Rosemary Lane
Knute Rockne
James Cagney
Julie
Salt Lake City
Jerome Kern
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Ted Malone
ABC Network
Oregon
Crater Lake
Coulee Dam
Laurette Rubinstein-Rovello
Serge Rubinstein
Las Vegas
Nev
Mrs. Mitchell
Pioneer
Reference Library
The
University of Minnesota
Rexall Drug Store
Rexall
Magnesia
Delsey
Rex
Phil Harris
Alice Faye
Elray’s
Moth Killer & CO Liquid
Victoria Water Bottle
Shaeffer
Dorothy Gray
Lustre Creme
Wildroot
Lanolin
Jergen
West Center
Pepsodent
Schick
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Razor
Liberty Magazine
Joan OF Arc
Sun
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