Justice to Set $500 Bond for June Condie
Justice of the Peace Charles W said he would require a $500 property bond for the release of June Condie charged with selling liquor without a license. Condie was arrested Tuesday night by deputies Earl Cutler and James Johnson and is represented by Clarence Jeffrey. Court records show prior arrests on similar liquor charges and for allowing dancing after hours.
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Charles W
June Condie
Condie
Earl Cutler
James Johnson
Clarence Jeffrey
Bannock County
Cutler
Johnson
Kiwanis Tree To Be On Courthouse Lawn
The Kiwanis club will place its annual Christmas tree on the courthouse grounds. President O. Roche announced the plan for Wednesday with Ray Merman as committee chairman. Electricians union workers are installing lights and the tree will be lit on Christmas Eve with carols at 7 p.m.
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Kiwanis Club
O. . Roche
Ray Merman
Merman
Electrical Workers Union
Mail Christmas Cards Now Warns Postmaster
Postmaster John E. Trimming urged sending all local delivery cards at least a week before Christmas to ensure mail before the holiday. He warned on Wednesday that cards not in the mails by Friday night may not arrive until after Christmas.
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John E. Trimming
Knife Fork Club To Hear Judge Kessinger
Knife and Fork club members will hear Judge Har old C. Kessinger speak January 4 at 7 p m in the Bannock hotel. The judge, described as a giant of the platform, will discuss Can Man Save Himself From His Own Inventions amid themes of the atom bomb, the 1949 car, and public humor.
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Harold C. Kessinger
Bannock Hotel
Judge Kessinger
Biggest log drive predicted on Priest River
The Diamond Match Co. plans the largest log drive on the Priest River this spring. Foreman William Whetsler says rumors of the drive ending are untrue and the company now holds more logs in Priest Lake than ever before. Airplane carriers rely on speed to evade enemy ships and rarely carry armor.
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Priest River
Ida
Diamond Match Co
Priest Lake
William Whetsler
Temperamental Actress Fired by Goldwyn Over Privacy Clash
Hollywood report says producer Samuel Goldwyn fired Teresa Wright for being temperamental and refusing to cooperate on a New York publicity campaign. Wright says stars deserve privacy and fair contracts, vows to freelancen and may work with writer husband Niven Busch.
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Hollywood
Samuel Goldwyn
Teresa Wright
Miss Wright
New York
Goldwyn
Niven Busch
VFW Denies Sponsorship of Punch Boards in Idaho
Idaho VFW vice commander Gordon Willes Jr warns that a firm calling itself punch boards is not sponsored by the VFW or any veterans group in Idaho. He reports men approach businesses claiming boards have detectable “combinations” for winnings, with potential payouts up to $100. VFW asks anyone approached to notify the quartermaster at 3679. The note adds a fact about Sterling silver composition in US and British coinage.
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Idaho Veterans of Foreign Wars
Idaho
Gordon Willes, Jr
Idaho Vfw
VFW
Veterans’ Organization
Willes
Missing Girls Safe After Night Stranded In Snow
Ten Prineville high school girls vanished en route to a skating party and were found alive and frostbitten in a car on a snowbound Ochoco forest road. Their gas ran out. they spent the night crowded for warmth as rescuers searched. Names and ages listed.
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Prineville
Ore
Ochoco
Prineville High
Claude Williams
Juniper Flats
Here
Patsy Mink
Ed Mink
Clara Adams
Enola Holstein
Kay Hibbard
Joan Byrd
Bethel Hoskinson
Katherine Givens
Phyllis Milligan
Patsy Barry
Evelyn Larson
Thomas Case In Court Today
Fifth District court convenes at 10 a m for the case State vs Henry Thomas charged with robbery before Judge L E Glennon. Thomas held on a 750 dollar bond for robbing Roy Allen on August 15, 26 dollars. Allen said Thomas knocked him down and fleeced his pockets. police later brought charges against Thomas only.
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Fifth District Court
State
Henry Thomas
L. E. Glennon
Thomas
Roy Allen
Allen
Doomed Boy Receives Flood of Gifts for Illness
Seven year old Arthur Smith, stricken with an incurable ailment, has been deluged with cards gifts and money after readers and radio listeners learned of his plight. Gifts flow to the Smith home from supporters nationwide.
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Arthur Smith
Smith
Arthur
Births in local listings reveal several newborns
Mr and Mrs Roy Fereday announce a birth at 488 South Seventh. Mr and Mrs Reed Morrison welcome a child in Downey. Mr and Mrs William Hill report a boy from 936 East Sublette. Mr and Mrs Ted Rowe add a birth on Route 2. Mr and Mrs Raymond Pocatello welcome a Fort Hall girl.
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St. Anthony's Heep Ang Ang
Roy Fereday
South Seventh
Reed Morrison
Downey
William Hill
East Sublette
Ted Rowe
Raymond Pocatell
Ocatello
Fort Hall
Wool Growers to Meet Here on January 9
Police have charged Robert Washington, a well known 18 year old boxer, with robbing Jacob Nephi of $45 at the Porters and Waiters club. Nephi says Washington grabbed him, a wallet was taken, and Washington and an accomplice fled. Washington is jailed. Idaho Wool Growers Association to hold its annual convention in Pocatello on January 9 with sessions January 10-11 focusing on industry issues including predatory animal control and price concerns.
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Pocatello
Robert“Buddy” Washington
Washington
Fort Hall
Jacob Nephi
Nephi
Idaho Wool Growers Association
J. H. Breckenridge
General Assembly
Nelson Girl Expected Home After Hospital Treatment
Roylene Nelson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Nelson of 952 North Ninth Avenue, is due home in a week or two from a Salt Lake City hospital where she has been receiving treatment for the past month.
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Roylene Nelson
Roy Nelson
North
Ninth Avenue
Salt Lake City
Miss Nelson
Prince Charles Philip Arthur George Christened at Buckingham Palace
Bonnie Prince Charlie Charles Philip Arthur George was baptized with Jordan river water in a ceremony at Buckingham Palace. Archbishop of Canterbury led the rite with King George among the godparents and eight sponsors pledging to renounce evil. The baby wore an antique Honiton gown as registrars recorded his British citizenship and ration book entitlement.
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London
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Elizabeth
Canterbury
Les Philip Arthur George
Edinburgh
Adam
Church of England
King George
Buckingham Palace
John Stanley Clare
Westminster Borough
Palace
Charles Philip Arthur George
Clare
King
Cou
Road Opened After Guard Plow Clears Route to Atlanta
Gov. Robins ordered the Idaho National Guard to use its rotary snow plow to open the Boise to Atlanta road. Mail carrier Bud Randel completed a 20 hour round trip delivering the communitys first outside contact in four days.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
Idaho National Guard
Atlanta
Boise River
Bud Randel
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Aberdeen
Estern Coal CO
Illiamson Furnaces
Inkler Stokers
Pocatello Police ‘Relief Association
Deleta
Gene Burton
Good Housekeeping
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