Salt Lake Pipeline Co to Begin Idaho Segment
The Salt Lake Pipeline Company won state land board permission to start Idaho phase construction of its Salt Lake City Boise petroleum pipeline. It will enter Idaho in Oneida County then traverse Black Pine valley Sublett canyon Raft River valley Idahome to Declo and run along the Snake River to Boise. Fires in Payette Boise forests are under control with 1050 men in nine days at the Payette fire and 100 released.
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Salt Lake Pipeline Company
State Land Board
Idaho
Salt Lake City-Boise
State
Edward Woozley
Oneida County
Black Pine Valley
Sublett Canyon
Raft River Valley
Idahome
Declo
Snake River
Burley
Kimberly
Twin Falls
Glenns Ferry
Snake
Mountain Home
Boise
Payette
Payette Forest
Walt Hawkins
McCall
New Meadows
Council
Busy Month for Local Red Cross Aid Efforts in Pocatello
The local Red Cross chapter in Pocatello assisted 96 individuals with financial aid and 21 with personal counseling in July. Services came via referrals from the Salvation Army and other agencies, covering food gasoline clothing lodging and medical care for families and veterans including eight wives of service members. Some families moved south seeking better conditions, including a family of eleven in a single car.
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Red Cross
Salvation Army
Department of Public Assistance
Bannock County Health Unit
Travelers Aid Organizations
Pocatello
Navy to equip sailors with pockets in 1952 pants
The U S Navy will add full-sized pockets to blue uniform pants starting June 30 1952 addressing a long standing rank and file complaint. The 1952 model also switches to zippered fly fronts from 13 button drops. Bell bottoms remain to aid quick removal when swimming.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
Broadcast Today Will Honor The Post Editor
A radio network program will honor Pocatello resident Clayton Darrah, editor of The Pocatello Post, for aiding in solving Idaho robberies. The Pall Mall award for journalism will be presented on air with Ben Innis of KSEI interviewing Darrah at 6 o'clock, two hours before NBC The Big Story.
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Pocatello
KSEI
NBC
Clayton Darrah
Pocatello Post
Darrah
Idaho
Pall Mall
Ben Innis
Post
Steel presidents say wage hikes unaffordable to customers
Four steel company presidents told President Truman's fact finding board that their customers cannot bear higher prices, as the CSO presses a 30 cent hourly package demand and threatens a nationwide strike set for September 14. The board must report by August 30 on a settlement basis in the steel dispute.
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New York
Truman
United Steelworkers of America
CSO
Disorderly house and petty offenses filed in police court
William Johnson charged with running a disorderly house forfeited a $100 bond. Joe Sheppard and Sam Henry pleaded guilty to gambling with fines of $50 and $15. Aldana and Granada faced fighting disturbances. Aldana forfeited $25 and Granada $10. Josephine Clark’s case transferred to Bannock county. Moses Clark not guilty on Sunday closing. forfeited $50. Bowcutt fined $15 for reckless driving. Gauthier pleads guilty to vagrancy and gets five days on work gang. Anderson fined $10 for speeding. Marriage licenses issued to Howell Young and Henson Morris. Claire Robson granted divorce from Thomas Robson.
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William Johnson
Joe Sheppard
Sam Henry
Sheppard
Henry
Guadalupe Aldana
Jose Granada
West Lander
Aldana
Granada
Josephine Clark
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Hyde
Bannock County
Moses Clark
Clark
P and W
June L. Bowcutt
Louis P. Gauthier
Henry R. Anderson
Son of broadcaster Burt Mason beaten in Houston
Burt Mason Jr., 22, son of slain anti vice crusade broadcaster W H Mason, was in a Houston hospital Monday after a Sunday beating by three men. He says the attack is not connected to his father's anti vice crusade and continues the effort via remote broadcasts from Corpus Christi.
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Houston
Tex
Burt Mason
W. H
Bill) Mason
Alice
Texas
Mason
Corpus Christi
Public Welfare Guardians Case Involving Railroad Yardman
A railroad yardman faces a public welfare guardianship case after he threatened to strike with a switch against his son. Details indicate a mental health or custody dispute requiring court intervention.
Electrical Firm Given Contract at Ida State College
The C L Electric Co was authorized to start an 8026 dollar contract to install an electrical distributing system at Ida State College. Work includes running a 4500 volt service from Idaho Power substation east of campus to the new boiler house. Power will operate motors and equip the boiler house and could supply stadium lighting if a future project proceeds.
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C-L Electric Co
Ida State College
Idaho Power Co
R. M. Rosauer
Turkeys Expected to Be More Plentiful This Holiday Season
The Agriculture Department reports a bigger turkey supply for Thanksgiving and Christmas than in 1948, signaling greater availability for holiday meals.
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U.S. Agriculture Department
Three Get Posts Government Appoints Idaho Officials
Gov. C A Robins reappointed Joe Marshal of Twin Falls to a four year term on the state advertising commission and named Harvey Schwendiman Newdale and N E George Homedale to replace expired members Lem Cook Idaho Falls and George Weitz Caldwell. The state land board approved sale of timber on 760 acres across Adams Shoshone Bannock Clearwater and Bonner counties. Idaho stockmen worry about fall and winter feed due to dry ranges with range condition at 78 percent of normal for Aug 1. cattle at 85 percent of normal.
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GET
C. A. Robins
Joe Marshal
Twin Falls
State Advertising Commission
Harvey Schwendiman
Newdale
Lem Cook
Idaho Falls
N. E. George
Homedale
George Weitz
Caldwell
State Land Board
Adams County
Shoshone
Bannock
Clearwater
Bonner
Boise
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Idaho
City Officials Ordered to Show Cause on Soliciting Ordinances
City of Pocatello Mayor W. W. Halsey Police Chief A. L. Oliver and City Attorney Ben Peterson must appear before Fifth District Judge L. E. Glennon at 10 a m August 25 to show cause why they should not be restrained from enforcing city ordinances on door to door soliciting. The action follows a suit by L. F. Racine Jr. for a Kansas City Kansas photographic syndicate challenging ordinances 38-101 3-201 and 4-217 as restricting interstate commerce and discriminatory.
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Pocatello
W. W. Halsey
A. L. Oliver
Ben Peterson
Fifth District
L. E. Glennon
L. F. Racine Jr
Kansas City
Kans
Malad Valley Irrigation Group Proposes Road Relocation Plan
State public works Commissioner J R McKinney said he will consult with Attorney General Robert E Smylie on a proposal by Malad valley irrigationists for state participation in building a relocated road around the projected Devil's Creek dam. The plan would require relocating about two and a half miles of Highway 191.
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BOISE
J. R McKinney
Robert E. Smylie
Malad Valley Irrigationists
Devil's Creek
Malad Valley Irrigation Company
Idaho drafts new government reform bill soon
Senate President Pro Tempore O. E. announced that drafting of proposed legislation to reorganize Idaho's government will begin within a few days. The move signals an early step in potential structural changes or consolidations within state agencies and offices.
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Idaho
Senate
Pro-Tem
O. E
Boise attorney named legal aide to state government panel
D Cannon and Elmore announced the joint interim legislative committee on state government reorganization confirmed Randall Wallis of Boise as legal aide. Police list Kenneth Richardson's death as self-inflicted at the Hotel Vendome in Weiser. The pilot left no flight plan.
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Cannon
Elmore
Randall Wallis
Boise
Kenneth Richardson
Richardson
Weiser
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