Mrs Wallace Succumbs On Coast
Mrs Mildred Ray Wallace age 31 of McCammon Idaho died in Los Angeles after a long illness. She was born November 26 1917 and is survived by her husband Clarence O Wallace her parents Ferris and Calvin Ray three sisters Lucille Margaret and Faye and two brothers. Funeral services will be held at McCammon High School with Bishop Verl officiating. Interment at McCammon Cemetery. Friends may call at Arthur W Hall mortuary in Pocatello until the service.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Mildred Ray Wallace
McCammon
Idaho
Wallace
Joseph A
Charlotte Green Ray
San Diego
Bell Telephone Company
California
Swimmer Renard Aims To Conquer Salmon River Run
Tom Renard, 37, leaves from End-of-the-Road toward Lewiston to swim 225 miles through the Salmon River. Newsman Keith Berrette says he faces the canyon section seven miles long with sheer walls. Renard expected to reach Riggins by Thursday night, now likely Sunday.
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Tom Penard
Lewiston
Keith Berrette
Salmon
Renard
Berrette
Riggins
Police Recover Pair of Pants Stolen From Car
Four pairs of trousers stolen from Leroy Stuart’s car on August 6 were recovered. Two pairs were found at Block’s clothing store tailors, given by Kanekichi who said he bought them from an unknown man. Kanekichi returned two more pairs. investigators seek the man who sold them to him.
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Leroy Stuart
Po‘oa
Okihara
K. Kanekichi
P and W Club
Kanekichi
Stuart
Evoere
Blackfoot Taxi War Denied by Local Operators
E W Crichton of Earls Taxi and T J Fackrell of Arctic Cab rejected reports of a taxi war between Blackfoot and Pocatello operators. They said there is no war, only a personal dispute, and affirmed belief in fair competition.
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Blackfoot
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
E. W. Crichton
Earl’s Taxi
T. J. Fackrell
Arctic Cab Company
Pocatello Taxi Company
Pocatello Cab Companies
Senate farm compromise keeps price supports for crops
Senate agriculture subcommittee approved a compromise farm bill to keep price supports on most basic crops at current high levels for another year, limiting the price support range to 75 to 90 percent while guaranteeing no less than 90 percent in the first year of production controls.
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Washington
Senate
Clinton P. Anderson
N. M
Senate Agriculture
Car Crashes Near Burley. Driver Edges Unhurt
A new car was demolished when William P. Hunter 28 Burley fell asleep at the wheel on U S highway 30 east of Burley. The vehicle left the road traveling 165 feet struck a culvert and 200 more feet tearing out a railroad fence before overturning onto its top. Passenger Frank Moore also escaped injury.
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Burley
William P. Hunter
U. S. Highway 30
Frank Moore
Wedding First at New Ashford Church History
New Ashford Massachusetts UP reports a school teacher and a chef became the first couple to wed at the New Ashford Community church in its 120 year history signaling a historic ceremony for the town.
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New Ashford
Mass
New Ashford Community Church
Idaho watermaster Crandall deflates campaign query
Washington UPI reports Lynn Crandall, Snake River watermaster of Idaho, testified before a joint House Senate subcommittee while congressmen pressed for campaign hints from a man elected annually for 20 years with no opposition vote. Crandall replied he simply does not know how votes have been cast against him.
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Washington
Lynn Crandall
Snake River
Idaho
House
Senate
Glen Taylor
Crandall
John R. Murdock
Aziz
Former Rupert Woman Dies in Medford Oregon
Minnie Nelson DeWitt 81, early Mini doka county settler, died Monday in Medford Oregon from a heart ailment. Born February 5 1868 in Iowa she married T W R Nelson in Ogden 63 years ago and later Joe DeWitt of Rupert. Survived by three sons a daughter a brother and a sister. Funeral services arranged by Goodman mortuary of Rupert.
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Rupert
Minnie Nelson DeWitt
Minidoka County
Medford
Ore
Iowa
T. W R. Nelson
Ogden
Preston
Boise
Nelson
Joe DeWitt
Rebekah Lodge
Orene Nelson
Lance Calif
Hazel Selby
Edford
Lloyd Nelson
McCall
H. R. Nelson
R. R. Spidell
E. N. Phillips
Goodman Mortuary
Youth To Face Burglary Charge
Hawkins, 18, charged with first degree burglary after waiving preliminary hearing and bound over to district court on a 1500 bond. He allegedly entered the ranch home of J. Alton Jensen in the Springdale area while the Jensens were away. they surprised the intruder and alerted police. Hawkins had recently been discharged from the Navy and was on patrol at about 11 p.m. a half mile from the Jensen residence.
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Burley
Charles Dunne
Barkley Addresses Cane Ridge Retreat Laymen
Paris Kentucky August 4 1949 Vice President Alben W Barkley spoke to about 4000 delegates at the National Cane Ridge Retreat of Christian church laymen urging lay members to share in church leadership and take responsibility alongside ministers for moral and religious progress.
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Paris
Alben W. Barkley
Cane Ridge
Christian Church
Barkley
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