U S AEC Expands Domestic Uranium Sources
The U S Atomic Energy Commission reports a surge in atomic bomb production in the first half of the year and says large supplies of low grade uranium ore exist domestically for emergency use if foreign high grade ore is cut off. The six-month study emphasizes ore supply, extraction advances, and potential long term uranium exchanges with Britain and Canada, plus medical research on radiation effects.
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Washington
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Congress
Britain
Canada
United States
Belgian Congo
Pardon Us The Name is Golding
Charles T. Golding, 82, shown with Fargo loyalty club members, is cited after a proof reader misprinted his name as Charlie Goldberg. He has served the store 30 years since 1919 and oversees freight, parcel post and shipping duties. His wife, 83, Mrs. Golding, attends the Fargo Loyalty picnic with him.
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Charles T. Golding
Fargo Loyalty Club
Charlie Goldberg
Mr. Golding
Fargo
Lyman Fargo
Weather Summary for Southern Idaho Tuesday
United Press reports partly cloudy skies for Southern Idaho on Tuesday with widely scattered afternoon thundershowers. Highs reach 85 to 95 degrees and lows 55 to 65.
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United Press
Idaho
Busy Battle Pit College Park gridiron slate
Maryland's football stadium will host 24 gridiron games this fall as part of a busy schedule at College Park.
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Battle Pit College Park
Maryland
Family Tragedy as Father Slays Wife then Kills Self
In Green Bay a 46-year-old railroad flagman shot and killed his wife 45 as her daughter Johanna Geyer 13 watched, then killed himself. The girl, shaken, recounted the scene saying an awful laugh preceded the killings and that she held her mother's hand as the father fired. Coroner listed murder and suicide. the weapon came from a pawnshop after Mrs. Geyer filed for divorce.
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Green Bay
Wis
William Geyer
Josephine
Johanna
Art Harbeck
Alvin J. Dupont
Geyer
Merrill
Indian Agency Official Visits Pocatello
John R. Nichols the U S commissioner of Indian affairs spent Sunday night in Pocatello. The former president of Idaho State College now on leave from New Mexico A&M College has toured Indian schools and establishments this summer before leaving for the Western Shoshone agency.
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John R. Nichols
U. S
St Anthony births announce newborns in July and August
News Of Record lists births at St Anthony Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Kahn of 128 South Second welcomed a daughter on July 30. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Balladarez of Route 1 welcomed a son on July 31. Mr. and Mrs. Wanda Dibble of Route 1 North welcomed a son on August 1.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Emanuel Kahn
South Second
Orlando
Carmen Balladarez
Wanda Dibble
Four youths named in city investigation report
Paul N. Shaler 28 from Long Beach California Suzanne Gas ser 24 from Pocatello DeMar R. Curtis 19 and Claudine Morris 18 both from Pocatello are listed in connection with the case.
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Paul N. Shaler
Long Beach
Calif
Suzanne Gasser
Pocatello
DeMar R. Curtis
Claudine Morris
Local Court Docket Sum Sees Fines and Bonds For Violations
Chester L. Hylton forfeited a 25 dollar bond for reckless driving. Donald Lloyd Purser forfeited a 15 dollar bond for speeding. John J. Rivera fined 100 dollars, jailed 15 days, license revoked one year for operating under liquor influence. Vagrancy charges include James Sandoval guilty with 100 dollar fine suspended if he leaves town, Joe Rodrigues guilty with five days jail, Anthony Nester not guilty dismissed, Morris Nelson guilty with five days on work gang. Bill Tendore guilty of indecent exposure with 15 dollar fine suspended.
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Chester L. Hylton
Donald Lloyd Purser
John J. Rivera
James Sandoval
Town
Joe Rodrigues
Anthony Nester
Morris Nelson
Bill Tendore
Police Bulletin Sees Multiple Car Prowl Thefts
Ward Edwards Jr of Salt Lake City reports his car prowled at Garfield and Center during Saturday night with about 570 dollars worth of clothing stolen after a rear window was broken. Virginia Nelson reports a weekend car break in via ventilator access. items stolen include a silver and glass service for eight, four blankets, one pair of bed sheets, and painted articles. Samuel Franklin Sandoval says three men stole his wallet in Porters and Waiters Rooms. Abrond Wilkerson Homer Leey Pierce and Clyde Riggs were arrested for questioning after identification.
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Ward Edwards, Jr
Salt Lake City
Garfield and
Center
Virginia Nelson
N. Heyes
Samuel Franklin Sandoval
Abrond Wilkerson
Homer Leey Pierce
Clyde Riggs
Sandoval
Guilty Plea Entered in Power County Fatal Accident
L B Smiley Brown pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Arthur A West to leaving the scene of a fatal accident. He received a 30 day suspended sentence and a $25 fine plus costs. The charge stemmed from a crash that killed Naomi North in Power County earlier this year. Naomi North’s husband Carlyle North is currently in state prison for manslaughter.
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L. B
Smiley) Brown
Justice of the Peace
Arthur A. West
Brown
Bedingfeld
Naomi North
Power County
North
Carlyle North
State
Obituaries: Severe and Boothe services in Burley and Oakley
George Grant Severe of Oakley died Friday at Gooding tuberculosis hospital after a long illness. He was born March 17, 1907 in Oakley and is survived by his wife Jean, daughter, mother, three brothers and four sisters. Funeral 11 a.m. Tuesday at Oakley LDS tabernacle. burial in Gooding. John Ervin Boothe, five, Burley, died Thursday in Salt Lake City hospital. Born January 9, 1944 in Burley, he is survived by his parents, sister Melody, brother Barton. Funeral held Monday at McCullough chapel. burial in Burley cemetery.
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Burley
George Grant Severe
Oakley
Gooding
George H. Severe
Bertha E. Bates Severe
Jean Severe
Grant Turner
Bertha Severe
Bishop
Forest Severe
David Severe
Kess Severe
Eden
Atheia Hardy
Zoe Nelson
Harley
Della Schorzman
Marion Coombs
Salt Lake City
Oakley Lds Tabernacle
Bishop Sayers
Vern McCullough
John E. Boothe Burley
John Ervin Boothe
John H
Janice McDonald Boothe
Salt Lake City Hospital
Melody
Barton
McCullough Chapel
Francis Carter
Burley Cemetery
Funeral Rites Planned for Pvt Ralph Iveron War Dead
Funeral services for Pvt Ralph L. Iveron 21 World War II veteran killed in action in Belgium January 3 1945 will be held Wednesday at 345 PM in Mountainview cemetery with Bishop O C Hess of the LDS church officiating. Full military honors will be given by American Legion Post No 4 with Commander Robert E Bailey in charge. Downard funeral home directs arrangements.
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Ralph L. Iveron
Belgium
Mountainview Cemetery
O. C. Hess
LDS Church
American Legion Post
Mrs. Mima Robinson Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Mima Tyler Robinson 58 of 227 Park died late Sunday night after a lingering illness. Born August 8, 1890 in Kenosh Utah, she moved to Pocatello in 1922. She married M. J. S. Tyler in 1909, he died in 1932, and she married Whit Robinson in 1940. Survived by two sons George E. Tyler Clinton Montana and Joe E. Tyler Salt Lake City, two daughters Mrs. C. W. McAteer and Mrs. Freeman Thomas of Pocatello, her mother Mrs. B. J. Hopkins of Konosh, and three brothers.
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Mima Robinson
Mima Tyler Robinson
Park
Navy
Kenosh
Utah
Jacob Watts Hopkins
Pocatello
M. J. S. Tyler
Whit Robinson
LDS Church
George E. Tyler
Clinton
Mont
Joe E. Tyler
Salt Lake City
C. W. McAteer
Freeman Thomas
B. J. Hopkins
Konosh
Pioneer Group Picnic At Ross Park In August Heat
Community notices list multiple events in Gate City and Pocatello including Pioneer Group picnic at Ross park on August 3 at 1 pm with organizers Melba Hoshine Margaret Paxman Jane Adams and Lucy Forster. Attendees should bring table service sandwiches and a covered dish.
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Pioneer Group
Pocatello
Pioneer Ladies
Ross Park
Melba Hoshine
Margaret Paxman
Jane Adams
Lucy Forster
Air authority Harvey Stover to speak at Kiwanis luncheon
Air expert Harvey Stover author of Management Can Be Human will address Kiwanis at the Bannock hotel Tuesday. He has spoken to civic groups nationwide and was the principal speaker at Rotary International’s 1946-47 institute of international understanding. Kiwanis extended the invitation to all city service clubs.
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Harvey Stovers
Air Authority
Kiwanis
Bannock Hotel
Stover
Rotary International
Institute of International Understanding
Stibnite Plans Grand Fest To Mark Smelter Completion
In Stibnite Idaho a huge barbecue on August 20 will celebrate the completion of a new antimony gold smelter. The plant now tested aims to become the world’s largest antimony smelter capable of over 2000 tons of ore daily. It is expected to produce 5000 to 6000 tons of antimony yearly and supply about 90 percent of the nation’s domestic antimony. John D. Bradley states the Idaho operation will boost production.
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Stibnite
Idaho
John D. Bradley
String winded fellows face leash fate for many girls
A terse note hints at men who chase many girlfriends ending up chained to a punitive leash. The item references social discipline and consequences for promiscuous behavior among a group of men.
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U.S. Aec
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Cek
Suraia
Parents’ Magazine
Ua Cryrth
Main ST. Grounds
America
Walgreen’s
Golding
Boise
Butte
Cheyenne
Denver
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Corserte
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Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
San Francisco
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Seattle
Washington, D. Cc
MA & P
Garfield
Windsor
Beatrice Pearson
Enterprise Studios
Acts Sion
Harold’s Club
Reno
Nevada
J. W. Higginson
W. Center
Ira Hyer
Lewiston
Dad
Johanna Geyer
Mommy
Jane
Indian Agency
Orpheum
Jama Bma SK
Menu Arden
News of Record
Rial
George G. Severe
Ralph L. Iverson
Ann Ford
Cole Brothers Circus
Blanche
Ann
Gate City
Union Pacific Old Timers Club No. 15
Ladies Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Friendship Circle
Eva Parkinson
South Thirteenth
Women of the Moose
Florence Miles
North Arthur
William
Bill) Shields
Shields
Gene Tegaie
Les Schwiebert
Marie Dean
Chell C
William Hopkins
Richfield
Levi Hopkins
Gabe Holberg
Ike Cummings
Jane Kershaw
Milwaukee
Arthur W. Hall Mortuary
Woodcraft
Mike Mills
N. Lincoln
Arizona
Glacier National Park
Pacific Coast
John G. Lyons
Riverside Drive
R. F. Christensen
ISC
S. R. Glenn
Boise State Board of Vocational Education
Chicago
D. I. Burke
Pocatello Heights
Austin Burke and Sons
Oregon
Lloyd F. Moore
Ebony
Ok Fred L. Fuge
Pendleton
Sun Valley
C. W. McIntosh
M. B. Cherry
Carroll Petersen
W. Whitman
Frank Okamura
Sacramento
California
Togo
Mademoiselle
Margaret
KSEI
John Anna Prisov
Kai Ted
Reppublic
John Wayne
Fighting Seabees
Dennis O'Keefe
Republic Picture
Coca-Cola Company
Pocatello Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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