Weather Outlook Utah and Southern Idaho Briefing
United Press reports Utah will be partly cloudy with showers in valleys and snow in the mountains and gradual improvement by Saturday. Frost possible in northwest valleys Saturday morning with lows 28 to 38 and highs 50 to 60. southern Idaho clears with rising temperatures and highs 52 to 60 and 55 to 65. A separate note mentions carnelian as an early decorative stone believed to ward off weapons and evil spirits.
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Wife Repeats Search for Missing Husband Ends in Bigamy Complaint
Mrs. Louise Marian Smith, 35, of New York, after 16 months of detective work, files a bigamy complaint in Alameda County. She learned her husband Charles P. Smith, a marine engineer, had married Margaret E. Shaffer and moved to Guam. She seeks reconciliation and plans annulment for wife No. 2.
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Lightning strikes Pan American clipper carrying De Valera
A Pan American clipper named Sovereign of the Skies was struck by lightning minutes after departing Shannon airport in Ireland. Former Prime Minister Eamon De Valera and 20 others aboard were not reported injured, with only a damaged windshield confirmed in early reports.
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PTA Selects Three Officers
Delegates at the 41st Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Twin Falls elected three state vice presidents. Willia J. Lyman of Rexburg was chosen third vice president in charge of extension, Gerald Wallace of Boise was named fifth vice president in charge of education, and Harley J. Ward of Pocatello was elected seventh vice president in charge of health. Results announced by Paul W. Scott and C. S. Bosquet at the end of the general session.
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Stassen’s Colorful Career From Pigeons To President
In an exclusive interview Harold Stassen recalls his early days selling pigeons at a Sunnydale Pet Farm and as a greaseboy. He discusses working at a grocery, adding machine shop, a bank, and a Milwaukee railroad Pullman conductor before law school.
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Harold Stassen
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Burglars Fail To Obtain Loot At Alameda Bar Store
Thieves broke into the Bar gain Barn store in Alameda Friday night by a south side window. They opened several letters in the office but took no money or valuable items, only perhaps some groceries, officials said.
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Forgotten era echoes in Missouri truck accident
Claude Myers suffered a broken arm when his Ford delivery truck kicked while he was cranking it near Harden Missouri. The incident recalls an earlier time with risky crank-start vehicles and similar accidents.
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