Mayer weds ex chorus girl in brief jail wedding
Hollywood magnate Louis B. Mayer married Lorena Danker in a two minute ceremony in Sheriff Beards jail after a rushed Arizona to California romance. A crowd pursued by car and press saw the couple switch cars for privacy before a Palm Springs honeymoon.
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Hollywood
Louis B. Mayer
Metro- Goldwyn Mayer
Studio
Palm Springs
Arizona
Yuma
Lorena Danker
Louis
Lorena
Mayer
Grandpa Mayer
Jack Beard
Trust
Howard Strickling
Whitey Hendry
Beard
Justice of the Pedce
R. H
Justice “Lutes
Miami
Slaughter Denies Lobbyist Guilt In Grain Lobbying Case
Former Missouri representative Roger C. Slaughter pleaded not guilty to charges of failing to register under the federal lobbying act. He was arraigned before Judge Henry Schweinhaut, freed on $1000 bail, with no trial date set and until December 24 to file motions.
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Washington
LLP
Roger C. Slaughter
Missouri
Truman
Slaughter
Henry Schweinhaut
Arrowhead Press Opens Doors in Gate City
Arrowhead Press at 416 West Lewis Street opens for commercial printing Monday in Gate City. Owner Don Horner former Cascade News and Sand Point Daily Bulletin employee and ISC printing graduate. Horner, an Army veteran, is married to Irene Mander of Pocatello. they have three children.
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Arrowhead Press
West Lewis St
Don Horner
Park Ave
Cascade News
Sandpoint Daily Bulletin
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello Post
ISC
Horner
Irene Mander
Pocatello
Prisoners Used In Cold Experiments At Lorton Reformatory
About 432 volunteer inmates at Lorton Virginia reformatory participate in ongoing government tests on the common cold. Dr. Leon Atlas and team inoculate volunteers with viruses grown in fertile eggs, with three weeks of isolation and daily checks. Volunteers receive small weekly pay and say they seek to help humanity, while the District of Columbia government supports the program.
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Washington
Lorton
Leon Atlas
Atlas
Public Health Service
Distric of Columbia
Window Hit by Slick Street Shatters Securities Credit Window
A car driven by Richard P. Gregerson struck a lamp post and shattered a plate glass window at Securities Credit Corporation, 327 West Lewis Street. The window was insured and no injuries were reported. The incident occurred about 11:30 a.m. on Saturday on a banana-slick roadway.
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Richard P. Gregerson
Securities Credit Corporation
West
Lewis St
House Pushes Further Probe Of Communist Theft Of Documents
Congress weighs suppression of microfilmed State War and Navy secrets found at Whittaker Chambers farm in Maryland. Chambers asserts documents never reached Russia. New York grand jury reopens espionage probe. Hiss linked to 1930s thefts. Sayre era official later led Carnegie Endowment.
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House
Washington
State Department
War
Navy Department
Whittaker Chambers
Time Magazine
Chambers
UnAmerican Affairs Committee
Westminister
Russia
Tom C. Clarke
New York
Grand Jury
New
Robert E. Stripling
Foreign Service
Stripling
Michael J. McDermott
Department
Baltimore
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Francis B. Sayre
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Beet Checks Are Received
Sugar beet growers in Minidoka and Cassia counties received $426,331 last week from Amalgamated Sugar Co for beets delivered between November 1 and 15. Approximately 200 tons remain to be transported to the Paul factory. Total payouts so far reach $1,330,648 with a December 5 payment for beets delivered after November 15 totaling $203,371 to Minidoka and $222,959 to Cassia. This year’s beet tonnage from both counties is 156,229 tons, down from 237,120 tons last year due to lower yields, reduced acreage, and some farmers uprooting beets after a poor spring.
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Rupert
Minidoka
Cassia
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Paul
Minidoka County
Four Malad youths join military service
Four Malad men volunteered for service. Walter J. Jones Grant Jones and Blair Thorpe were accepted into the air forces for a three year term and are at Sheppard Field Texas for basic training. Nolan Jensen entered the navy and is at San Diego for basic training.
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MALAD
Armed Forces
Air Forces
Sheppard Field
Texas
Walter J. Jones
Edward B. Jones
Grant Jones
Myrott T. Jones
Blair Thorpe
Edgar Thorpe
Nolan Jensen
Navy
San Diego
Dawes, 83, Recovering After Illness Hospitalized
Former vice president Charles G. Dawes, aged 83, has been in hospital since Wednesday with a stomach ailment resembling influenza and was reported recovering nicely on Saturday.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
American Falls Thanksgiving Guests and Revival Plan
Thanksgiving guests visit from Hebron Ogden Boise and elsewhere with dinners and gatherings at local homes. The American Falls Baptist church hosts an old fashioned revival December 3 with special music by the Mennonite choir of Aberdeen and local selections led by Reverend James Brown of Filer.
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James Brown
Filer
American Falls Baptist Church
Mennonite Choir
Aberdeen
Venezuelan Exiled Leader Blames U S For Ouster
Romulo Gallegos, ex president of Venezuela, said the United States and Argentina were indirectly responsible for his overthrow. He arrived in Havana with his wife and children and told reporters the coup was influenced by a Pan American resolution urging recognition of governments.
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Havana
Cuba
Romulo Gallegos
Venézuela
United States
Argentina
Gallego
Caracas
Gallegos
Pan-American Airways
Hotel Nacional
Carlos Delgado Chalbaud
Venezuela
U. S
Colombia
Rupert C of C Hears Report on Boise Trip
Rupert C of C secretary-manager Charles Whittaker told the Lions club that E. W. Sinclair promised action on public works. The Jackson bridge is slated for 1949 and the Downard bridge likely in 1950. Guests included Rev Edwin F Hall and D V Vaughn. Meeting presided by Dick Beeson.
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Rupert
Charles Whittaker
Rupert Chamber of ‘Commerce
Boise
Lions Club
E. W. Sinclair
Public Works
Jackson
Downard
Edwin F. Hall of
Jerome
Jake Wall
D.V. Vaughn
Merle Masoner
Dick Beeson
Tempers Flare in Wichita on First Chill Day
On Wichita's first cool day of fall a parking meter was smashed with a heavy hammer and garbage dumped on Mrs. Kenneth Hodges' new car, reflecting how heat and mood can influence tempers according to records.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Kenneth Hodges
Exile Seeker Chooses Cuba as Home For Democratic Spirit
A man seeking asylum says he has arrived in Cuba and will reside there indefinitely. He explains his choice by claiming the country preserves the spirit of Democracy, contrasting it with other governments in the western hemisphere.
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Western Hemisphere
Cuba
Westvaco Official Tours Newly Built Phosphate Plant
Westvaco Chemical Corp. operates a $4,000,000 electric furnace plant five miles west of Pocatello. W. N. Williams, VP production, toured the site and spoke with manager Gilbert Miller. Weather favorable conditions could allow phosphorus production from phosphate shale by next April as construction speeds up. The office, shop, boiler, and ore cabinet buildings are completed or underway.
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Westvaco Chemical Corp
W. N. Williams
Pocatello
Williams
Gilbert Miller
Miller
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Unifor
Dawes
American Falls
Steve Tibor
Hebron
N. Dakota
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R. L. Pierson
Frank Doerfler
Sheila Kay
Peggy
Ann
Lloyd Comptons
Ogden
Vern Polage
David
Wm. Weisenburger
Henry Knoblick
Bill Hansen
Carolyn
Ed Rast
Henry Wetzel
H. C. Berry
Albert Berreth
Shirley
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Cecil
Marvin
Whittaker
Westvaco Official Tours Plant
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Utah Oil Refining Company
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