Chamber Pondering Through Rates For D and RGW
The Pocatello chamber commercial affairs committee studies the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad request for through Pacific Northwest rates via Ogden. An open hearing is set this week with railroad representatives invited. Idaho farmers favor the railroad access despite UP opposition to rate hikes.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Pacific Northwest
Ogden Gateway
J. L. Craig, Jr
Chamber
D & Rgw
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. E. Stoddard
Union Pacific Railroad
Craig
John H. Webb
Idaho Farm Bureau
Idaho
Farm Bureau
Denver
Ogden
Four-man panel urges open facts on Idaho school programs
Educators and students at Idaho State College discuss school plant problems and public relations during a conference. Panelists Alton Jones Boise Don Dafore Minidoka O. D. Cole and Milton Hartvigsen stress presenting all facts good and bad and using staff students and boards to advertise plans. Timing of program parts highlighted along with facilities discussion led by Hartvigsen Cole and E. S. Stucki Rexburg superintendent.
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Idaho State College
Alton Jones
Boise
Don Dafore
Minidoka County
O. D. Cole
Milton Hartvigsen
Grace
Hartvigsen
Cole
E. S. Stucki
Rexburg
Police Court Dockets Include Vagrancy and Disturbing the Peace
Albert Hansen 43 pleaded guilty to furnishing liquor to Indians, fined 100 dollars and jailed 15 days. Lloyd Lott 18 and Richard Shields 18 faced peace disturbance charges from Caldwell Park. Lott bonded 25 dollars forfeited, Shields pleaded not guilty and charges were dismissed. Harry Bailey 42 pleaded guilty to vagrancy and jailed five days. Cases for Earl Hansen 23 and Grant Brewster 34 and for Herbert Smith Howell 52 with B. B. Holman were continued to Monday amid fighting at Ford's pool hall and a separate arrest episode. Peggy charged with disturbing the peace has trial set for Monday August 8 at 10 a.m. in Justice Charles W. Hyde's court. A Ralph Bunche quote appears on integration and birthright under the constitution.
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Albert Hansen
Lloyd Lott
Richard G. Shields
Caldwell Park
Lott
Shields
Harry Bailey
Earl Hansen
Grant Brewster
Ford
Herbert Smith Howell
B. B. Holman
A. J. Rumick
Czechs accuse Taylor and Spellman in church state clash
Prague reports charge Myron C. Taylor and Cardinal Spellman helped engineer the church state conflict in Czechoslovakia. Mlada Fronta and Rude Pravo claim they allied with Verolino to disrupt religious peace and label Spellman as treasonous to the state. A second day of anti American press followed a priest’s eight year sentence.
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Myron C. Taylor
Truman
Vatican
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Czechoslovakia
Mlada Fronta
Spellman
Taylor
Msgr
Genarro Verolino
Verolino
Josef Cardinal
Mindszenty
Morgan Banking
Cardinal Spellman
Rude Pravo
Communist Party
Allen Dulles
Bad Culvert Causes Mud and Water in North Harrison Block
Residents along 1400 block of North Harrison dig mud from a clogged culvert after storms. Water stood three inches deep in the gutter and earlier reached 15 inches. neighbors say repeated cleanups are needed to prevent ankle deep flooding. Mrs. M. J. Quinn of 1423 N Harrison notes eight years of culvert clearing between storms.
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North Harrison
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