Crack-Up Victim Recovering After Portneuf Hill Accident
Mrs. Ray Bailey of 415 Randolph Ave suffered a dislocated knee in an auto accident on Portneuf hill. State Patrolman Carl Muir directed traffic at the scene and charged Robert Vaughn of Pocatello with reckless driving. Vaughn and Bailey were slightly injured, Eleanor Schiehadell of Pocatello had minor bruises and shock. The crash occurred when Vaughn’s vehicle failed to stop for a flare and hit a parked car owned by Dan Geordge of Montana. Geordge and a passenger were not hurt.
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Ray Bailey
Randolph Ave
Portneuf Hill
St. Anthony Hospital
Carl Muir
Robert Vaughn
Pocatello
Bailey
Vaughn
Eleanor Schiehadell
FDR Trees to be cut at Little White House
In Warm Springs Georgia officials ordered two pine trees near Franklin D Roosevelt's bedroom to be felled for safety. The trees, spared by the president in life, are to be cut and the wood made into souvenirs for sale by the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
White Frame
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Prisoners freed themselves after failing to hire lawyers
Albany Georgia. Naval veteran B C Gard L Williams a senior at the University of Georgia law school arrived here to help several prisoners with no money to hire a lawyer. Gardner found his clients had taken matters into their own hands and freed themselves by saving out of jail.
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Albany, Ga
B. C. Gard L. Williams
Ner
Georgia Law School
Gardner
Gas price jump looms after crude oil rise
Oil firms in the intermountain area including southern Idaho will likely raise tank truck gasoline prices with follow on retail increases in gasoline and fuel oil after Continental Oil Co reports a 50 cent per barrel crude price jump. Continental already plans a one cent per gallon hike in Utah southern Idaho and western Wyoming. Local firms expect similar increases within a week. Pocatello Utah Oil Co branch predicts about one and one eighth cents per gallon rise on fuel oil and gasoline.
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Intermountain
Idaho
Continental Oil Co
Continental
Utah
Wyoming
Pocatello
Utah Oil, Co
Market report shows mixed gains and losses across commodities
New York markets eased with grains leading gains while stocks softened. Wheat and corn rose on government demand signals, oats up modestly, livestock steady. chemical and railroad shares fluctuated as Dow components moved. Chicago and Ogden notes reflect uneven grain and livestock activity with prices varying by commodity and region.
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U. S
New York
Wall Street
London
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Board of Trade
U. S. Senate
Plaintiffs sue Beneficial Life over surrender value policies
News of Record lists complaints by David Armstrong Jr and Carrie Armstrong against Beneficial Life Insurance Co seeking damages 482 84 727 01 and 1684 with interest and costs for surrender values on three policies. A memorandum decision denies a suit by Harold and Ardith Williams against multiple Williams heirs to recover 869 05 with interest. Local entries note intoxication fines and bond forfeitures for several individuals.
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David Armstrong, Jr
Carrie Armstrong
Plainiffs
Beneficial Life Ins. Co
Harold P. Williams
Ardith Williams
J. W. Williams
D. H. Williams
Jennie Wilson
Minnie King
Nettie Bell Wardell
T. S. Williams
F. L. Williams
Sarah Elizabeth Williams
Applications for beer license filed in city
Richard A Olson of 335 East Center Street files for a beer license for Safeway Stores Inc at 513 East Center Street and 135 North Arthur Street plus New Deal Billiards Grace.
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Richard A. Olson
East Center St
Safeway Stores Inc
North Arthur St
New Deal Billiards, Grace
Police Bulletins Runaway and Crime Report
Two missing persons bulletins list Betty Wied erduhold age 17 from Grants Pass Oregon and Wanda Ames age 15 from Blackfoot Idaho with descriptions. Also note case of Clinton Rupp 25 with relatives in Pocatello. In Monon Indiana a man was fined 510 dollars and jailed 180 days for purse snatching.
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Blackfoot
Lawanda Ames
Betty eJan Wiederduhold
Grants Pass
Ore
Clinton Rupp
Pocatello
Monon
Ind
William ©. Kelley
State Farm
Navajo Aid Measure Passed
Congress sent President Truman a bill authorizing $2,000,000 for relief of needy Navajo and Hopi Indians. The measure, passed minutes after a separate foreign aid bill reached the White House, provides emergency funds to avert starvation on the Navajo reservations in Arizona and New Mexico this winter.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
White House
Senate
House
Arizona
New Mexico
Infant Margaret Hansen Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for infant Margaret Hansen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Milo Hansen, were conducted at 11 a m Monday at Hall Mortuary Chapel with Bishop D W Martin of the First Ward presiding. Officiants included Keith Mollerup for invocation Virgil Camp for benediction and Lewis Waight for grave dedication. Local numbers by Laland Newey and Karen Jensen with Evelyn Isham, and remarks by Bishop Martin.
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Margaret Hansen
Victor Milo Hansen
D. W. Martin
Keith Mollerup
Virgil Camp
Lewis Waight
Laland Newey
Karen Jensen
Evelyn Isham
William Chandler
Bishop Martin
Weaver Lillian V Adamson, 53, dies in Blackfoot hospital
Lillian Vellepa Adamson Weaver 53 wife of R M Weaver of 121 North Twelfth Ave died Tuesday morning at Parson's hospital Blackfoot. Born April 6 1894 in Cheyenne Wyoming she was the daughter of Edward Francis and Martha Jane Farnesworth Pharris. Survived by husband a daughter Audrey Jane Adamson Pocatello two stepsons Harold W Weaver Pocatello and D C Weaver Eagle Idaho a brother A D Pharris Pocatello and five sisters Mrs Ralph Bair Mrs Myrtle Hartvigsen Mrs Lloyd Totten all of Pocatello Mrs Phyllis Cook Helena Montana and Mrs Clara Bevens Coos Bay Oregon Funeral arrangements to be made later by Hall mortuary.
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Lillian WY. A. Weaver
Lillian Vellepa Adamson Weaver
Arlington Officials Seek Exit As Treasury Grows
Arlington Tennessee enters its Dec 18 election with no opposition as town leaders, serving since 1928, consider quitting despite a healthy treasury. The 500 residents face tax history of no municipal taxes for two decades while reforming debt under a now growing sales tax era.
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United Press
Arlington, Tenn
Arlington
Riautlet
Paradise
Fire Causes Minor Damage at North Seventh Avenue Home
A rubbish fire on the back porch caused only minor damage to a home at 525 Neth Seventh Ave. The house is owned by Elmer Icker and occupied by Mrs. L. Davis. Fire dept cited spontaneous combustion as the cause.
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Neth
Seventh Ave
Elmer Icker
L. Davis
Infrared air photos to classify Idaho state timber
Boise AP says state forester Stanton G. Ready announced infrared aerial photography may classify about 500 000 acres of Idaho state timber. About 300 000 of 800 000 acres are classified. remaining timber will be inventoried to harvest decadence orderly. The method uses high altitude photography with a 3D view to determine species and age.
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Boise
Stanton G. Ready
Ready
Idaho Moves to Repeal 1947 Slot Machine Law
Idaho groups push repeal of the 1947 slot machine and punchboard law. The Idaho State Grange backs repeal as cities raise license fees to fund revenue. Twin Falls raises fees and Boise debates sharing take, while the Idaho Allied Civic Forces plans a constitutional test suit.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Boise
Idaho Allied Civic Forces
Club Relocates to Idaho Falls Amid Liquor Raid Woes
The Bingham County Club near Shelley has faced raids since liquor by the drink law took effect last July. It lost a court challenge and cannot be licensed in the country location. The club plans to move to Idaho Falls where licensing is expected to be possible.
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Shelley
Bingham County
Idaho Falls
1948 Chrysler to Mirror 1947 Model Verse in Idaho
In Pocatello Chrysler regional manager L Q Brown says the 1948 Chrysler will be identical to 1947 models save for serial numbers. He notes steel shortages push production below demand, ensuring a sales problem becomes a production constraint next year. Brown met with Bullock Motor Co officials and planned further trips to Blackfoot Idaho Falls and Rexburg.
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Chrysler
Pocatello
L. Q. Brown
Salt Lake
Pat Fennell
Bullock Motor Company
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
Slum Death Rates Rise in Chicago Reports
The Cook County Hospital and the Metropolitan Housing Council report slum areas show overall death rates about six percent higher. Infant death rates in the city blighted areas run about twenty five percent higher.
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Chicago
Cook County
Metropolitan Housing Council
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