Judge Praises Mormon Leaders and Boy Scouts Link
Chicago federal Judge William J. Campbell on the BSA national executive board lauds LDS Church president George Albert Smith as one of America's finest youth leaders. He applauds Utah cooperative youth programs in Salt Lake City schools before leaving for Denver.
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Salt Lake City
Boy Scouts of America
Chicago
BSA
George Albert Smith
LDS Church
W. S. District Court
William J. Campbell
America
Utah
Denver
Housing Aid For Lower Income Families Passes Senate Panel
The Senate Banking Committee approved a $4.5 billion housing bill aimed at making home ownership easier for lower and middle income families including veterans. It directs direct government loans to veterans and housing cooperatives, and moves to the floor on a 7 to 5 vote. President’s administration acts on public housing by sending application forms to 500 housing authorities in 42 states.
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Washington
LLP
The
Senate Banking Committee
John J. Sparkman
Ala
Gambling Judge Pays Fine After Lending Court Defendant Money
Judge Francis E. Williams denounced gamblers before a grand jury and later gambled $6.30. He lent the amount to defendant James Murrah who needed to pay a fine for flourishing a deadly weapon. Murrah was fined $121.60, with costs, and the judge covered the shortfall.
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ST. Louis
Francis E. Williams
James Murrah
Williams
New Alcohol Test Helps Accused Drivers in Washington
Spokane AP reports a new state law allows a driver to request a chemical blood alcohol test. If the reading shows less than 0.051 percent, it is definitive proof the driver is not intoxicated. Readings between 0.051 and 0.15 percent may be used with other evidence in court.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Polio Cases Rise in Idaho With nine new infections
Nine new polio cases were reported to Idaho’s public health department on Monday, bringing August totals to 42 and overall state cases to 166 since January 1. The new cases include a 6 year old girl in Tetonia, a 27 year old man in Grangeville, a 13 year old girl in Bingham county, a 19 year old girl in Ashton, a 23 year old man in Nampa, a 7 year old boy in Nampa, a 23 year old woman in Emmett, and two children aged 1 and 4 in Pocatello.
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State Department of Public Health
Idaho
Tetonia
Grangeville
Bingham County
Ashton
Nampa
Emmett
Pocatello
Ingrid Bergman Divorce Sparks Swedish Trend Predicted
Afton Tidningen predicted rising Swedish divorce rates as young wives follow Ingrid Bergman’s example. Several lawyers cited by the paper say they have been asked how to pursue a new life apart from husbands. Bergman announced in Rome she would divorce Dr. Peter Lindström.
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Stockholm
Ingrid Bergman
Aften Tidningen
Ingrid
Miss Bergman
Rome
Peter Lindstrom
Place of Refuge Fails Chicago Police Chase
Detective Charles Fitzgerald answered a call and broke down the washroom door of a tavern arresting a robbery suspect who hid there during a police pursuit. The driver’s condition is weighed for possible liquor influence with a 15/100 of one percent alcohol threshold.
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Chicago
Charles Fitzgerald
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