Alameda Mayoral Candidate Pushes Street and Fire Upgrades
Alameda mayoral hopeful James Bagwell urged a comprehensive street and alley improvement program. He blasted current upkeep, cited pocked roads, and pressed for long term planning and better street markers. He also criticized the fire department’s capacity and aging equipment, linking to high fire insurance costs.
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Alameda
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Normandy
Court Rules Illegal Gambling Debt Settlement Validity
Idaho Supreme Court on a Saturday ruled a compromised gambling debt is as illegal as the original. Ray Fowler sought payment on a stopped $300 check after Harold Chesrrett of Pocatello promised payment of a $1200 gambling debt from a pool game. The court upheld District Judge Isaac McDougall’s ruling for Chesrrett, with Justice Keeton writing the opinion.
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Boise
Idaho Supreme Court
Ray Fowler
Harold Chesrret
Pocatello
Cheirrett
Fowler
Supreme Court
Chesrrett
Isaac McDougall
Bannock County
William D. Keeton
High Court
Annie Laura Hiatt Mitchell Dies at 65 in Idaho
Mrs Annie Laura Hiatt Mitchell 65 pioneer Idaho resident died Tuesday funeral services held at 1 pm Friday in the Fourth ward LDS church with Bishop W R Cahoon in charge Opening prayer by George Lish with W P Whitaker and Ball Benediction by Wallace Cook Singing Mothers of the Fourth ward church directed by Mrs Inez Valentine Chorus members listed Solo by Mrs Byron Downard accompanist Mrs Laverne Judy Pallbearers Vern Mitchell Norman Mitchell Clair Mitchell Donald Dustin Clint Nelson and J Cotterell Flowers arranged by the Fourteenth ward relief society led by Mrs Helen Walker Grave at Ammon under Downard funeral home direction and grave dedication by Leonard Ball
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Annie Laura Hiatt Mitchell
Idaho
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Ball
Wallace Cook
Inez Valentine
Stella Waters
Cora Norton
Fanny Merrill
Lucile Denkers
Doris Jensen
Isabel Curl
Bernice Teeples
Mary Mayfield
Byron Downard
Laverne Judy
Vern Mitchell
Norman Mitchell
Clair Mitchell
Donald Dustin
Clint Nelson
J. Cotterell
Flowers
Fourteenth Ward Relief Society
Helen Walker
Larne Cook
Anne George
Cora
British Editor Renounces Citizenship to Stay in Soviet Union
Archibald Johnston a 52 year old veteran British newsman renounced his citizenship last night in protest against British and American warmongering. He will remain in the Soviet Union to fight for peace. Johnston was chief editor of the British embassy's Russian language weekly Britansky Soyuznik, appointed February 1947. He previously worked for The News Chronicle in London.
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Archibald Johnston
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Britansky Soyuznik
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Standardbreds Increase Chicago Pace in 12,000 Trotting Horse Forecast
The United States Trotting Association projects this year will see about 12,000 sulky pulling Standardbreds eligible to race, a record high. An estimated 2,000 more horses will compete on tracks nationwide, signaling growth in trotters and pacers.
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United States
Trotting Association
Oscar film returns here at Orpheum theatre
Warner Bros drama Johnny Belinda stars Jane Wyman and Lew Ayres and Treasure of Sierra Madre stars Humphrey Bogart and Walter Huston. The two Warner pictures share four top Oscars including Best Actress Best Director Best Supporting Actor and Best Screenplay. Both films, up for 16 nominations, return due to high praise and public demand. Walter Huston and John Huston are father and son.
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Johnny Belinda
Jane Wyman
Lew Ayres
Treasure of
Sierra Madre
Humphrey Bogart
Orpheum Theatre
John Huston
Walter Huston
Walter
Warner
Hollywood
Nova Scotia
Une Bogart
Walter Huson
Spartans boast unbeaten indoor track record
Michigan State's indoor track team remained undefeated through seven meets, posting 28 first places 25 seconds 14 thirds seven fourths and six fifths. Columbia infielder Adam Rakowski finished 1948 with a .467 batting average eclipsing Ted Kiendl's .435 mark from 1913 once held by Lou Gehrig at .407 in 1923.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Spartans
Columbia
New York
Adam Rakowski
Ted iKiendl
Lou Gehrig
The
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Idaho aerial chemical service formed by four flying firms
Four southeastern Idaho flying services unite as the Idaho Aerial Chemical Service Co. to spray crops. Wilson Flying Service, Magic Valley Aircraft Service, Aero Service, and American Falls firm join with Jim Schwabe of Bacon Produce to oversee operations expected to begin in late April or early May around Rockland, Pleasant Valley, and American Falls. E. M. Wilson says the venture aims to improve weed control and may expand into aerial seeding.
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Southeastern Idaho Flying Services
Idaho Aerial Chemical Service Co
Wilson Flying Service
Pocatello
American Falls
Magic Valley Aircraft Service
Twin Falls
Aero Service Company of
Idaho Falls
Jim Schwabe
Bacon Produce Company of
E. M. “Curley” Wilson
Rockland
Pleasant Valley
Wilson
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