Meatless Tuesday Observed by Local Housewives
Post staff writer cocatello reports on a telephone survey showing over 60 percent of city housewives served meatless meals on the twelfth meatless Tuesday in President Truman’s program. Respondents note meatless Fridays in church and leftovers as ways to observe while some say they never waste meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hurley
North Garfield Ave
W.T. Richardson
West Halliday
Pocatello
Omaha
Chicago
E. F. Kelly
West Sherman
C. D. Roach
South Main
Frank Cridge
North Arthur Ave
Los Alamos Receives Direct Air Mail Service
Los Alamos New Mexico now has direct air mail service from Albuquerque. A local flying company runs two trips daily, replacing the prior method of trucking mail from Santa Fe 40 miles away to the atomic bomb project town.
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Los Alamos
N. M
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Stolen car parts and purse thefts reported in city
Harvey Yamashita reported a theft of fender skirts from a black 1940 Plymouth in the Safeway lot at 3 14 p.m. on December 22. Virginia Gimmel said a man battered her at the Keystone Lounge lot, grabbed her purse containing 15 dollars, and fled. she was treated for a forehead laceration at St Anthony hospital. Don Noble reported the theft of his children's sled from 544 N Arthur at 6 30 p.m. on December 22.
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Harvey Yamashita
Rt. 1. N
Safeway
Virginia Gimmel
Keystone Lounge
Air Corps
St. Anthony Hospital
Don Noble
N. Arthur
Police Court Records Reflect Common Intoxication Offenses
William E. Strickland 42 pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid a $15 fine after a $15 bond. Lloyd R. Baxter 35 also pleaded guilty to intoxication and fined $15 with a suspended sentence. Lorraine Gholson 39 pleaded guilty to intoxication with a $15 fine and 15 days suspended. Salvador S. Bordriguez 34 pleaded guilty to intoxication and fined $15. Carl R. Eden 22 had traffic charges with a $2 bond forfeited. Paul P. Guik 43 charged with disturbing the peace and posted a $25 bond. William J. Pardy 19 of USMCR was released to military police after intoxication. Carl C. Solomon 49 pleaded intoxication with a $15 bond forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Strickland
Lloyd R. Baxter
Lorraine Gholson
Salvador S. Bordriguez
Carl R. Eden
Paul P. Guik
William J. Pardy
USMCR
Carl C. Solomon
Birth of a Boy to Sorenson Family in Swan Lake
A boy was born at St. Anthony hospital on Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Woodrow Sorenson of Swan Lake Idaho.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Woodrow Sorenson
Swan Lake
Idaho
Marriage Licenses Issued for Delmar Palmer and Margean Swain
Delmar E. Palmer aged 25 of Pocatello and Margean Swain aged 18 of Pocatello have been granted marriage licenses by local authorities. The records list both as residents of Pocatello and eligible to wed.
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Delmar E. Palmer
Pocatello
Margean Swain
District Court Dixon L Curtis administrator of estate
District Court in Dixon L Curtis serves as administrator of the estate of Delila May Curtis. The filing outlines duties related to estate administration and asset management under probate rules. Related filings mention potential heirs and legal representatives.
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Dixon L. Curtis
Delila May Curtis
Building Permits Show Busy Year in Pocatello 1947
Pocatello reports a bustling year of building activity from its fire department permits. Across 12 months there were numerous remodeling projects and new constructions totaling about 1.52 million dollars. Monthly breakdown lists counts of permits and values for new businesses and dwellings.
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Pocatellans
Pocatello Fire ‘Department
An Athet Nda
Jacouay
Boston University All-Opponent Team Named
Four William and Mary players, four from Purdue, two from Harvard and one from New York University were selected for the Boston University all-opponent team.
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Boston
William and Mary
Purdue
Harvard
New York University
Boston University
Obituary of Wallace A Conine in Pocatello Idaho
Wallace Avery Co nine died in a Pocatello hospital after a transfer from a student special train. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. in Tremonton Utah with burial in Brig ham City cemetery. He was born August 2, 1925 in Idaho Falls and was a University of Idaho junior in business administration. He is survived by his parents and a great grandmother.
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Wallace Avery Conine
Pocatello
Tremonton
Utah
Conine
Stephens
Methodist Church
Brigham City
Corrine Lodge
McHan-Henderson Mortuary
Idaho Falls
Avery C
Birdean Cully Conine
University of Idaho
Ogden Arsenal
Hill Field
Ogden
Rosetta Conine
Osceola
Iowa
Downey Woman Annie Meier Salvesen Dies at 84
Annie Meier Salvesen 84 died at home in Downey Idaho Tuesday, widow of Peter Aaron Salvesen. Born in Switzerland October 6 1863 she emigrated to the United States in 1875 with her parents settling in St George Utah. She married in Paradise Utah October 11 1886 and moved to Bannock County 46 years ago. Survived by four daughters and one son, including Verena McKinney Phoenix Ariz Annie Day Downey and Mary Burrup Downey.
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Annie Meier Salvesen
Downey
Idaho
Mary Burrup
Salvesen
Switzerland
United States
St. George
Utah
Peter Aaron Salvesen
Paradise
Bannock County
Golden Wedding Open House for Brandts in Omaha
Open house is held at 358 North Lincoln for Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Brandt celebrating their 50 years of marriage. Mrs. Brandt receives a 25 year pin from the Ladies of the Order of Railway Conductors and a former auxiliary president may receive a special gift. Mr. Brandt, a former Union Pacific conductor, is 71. Mrs. Brandt will be 70 next week. John L. Brandt and family from Portland, Oregon visit.
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Brandt
ORC
John
Portland
Ore
Louis P. Brandt
North
Lincoln Ave
Fred Moore
Lincoln
Brandts
Union Pacific Railroad
John L. Brandt
Milwaukee Woman Brushes Dress On Downtown Bus
A young Milwaukee woman carried a dress on a hanger aboard a downtown bus. She hung the dress from the high handles and brushed it with a clothes brush during the trip downtown.
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Milwaukee
Salvesen Couple Noted For L D S Church Ties
Salt Lake City and Ernest Salvesen of Downey are mentioned with Mrs Salvesen a member of the L D S church who due to ill health was inactive for years. Final funeral arrangements will be announced later by Hall funeral home.
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Salt Lake City
Ernest Salvesen
Downey
Salvesen
Hall Funeral Home
Navy Veteran Pleads Guilty to Forgery in Bear Lake County
Thomas Kvarne, 22, Bear Lake county Navy veteran, admitted forging checks by signing a half brother’s name in district court before Judge Isaac McDougall on a May morning. He received a four month sentence in Bear Lake jail after a term in state prison was commuted. Kvarne had nearly three years of Navy service.
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Thomas Kvarne
Bear Lake County
Isaac McDougall
Kvarne
Paris
Navy
False Alarm Almost Causes Fire Truck Crash
A prank false alarm late Monday on North Main and Gould nearly caused a crash and injury as a Pocatello fire truck slid on ice en route to the scene. Firefighters condemned the act and urged offenders to face the danger of false alarms. Additional alarms included an electrical fire at Union Pacific transmitter building and a minor yard fire at the U P yards that was extinguished upon arrival.
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Pocatello
North Main St
Gould Ave
Pocatello City
Union Pacific R.R
U.P
Demand for labor low in Pocatello area
Idaho Employment Service reports a definite labor surplus in the Pocatello area with only skilled ordnance machinists in demand. Unemployed total about 200, including 45 women, and demand will stay weak through spring due to bad weather and declining postholiday work.
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Pocatello Area
Pocatello
Idaho Employment Service
Employment Service
W. B. Cox
Two New Posts In County Schools Could Be Filled
County superintendent Scott D. Lowe announced two new jobs may be created after the year start a elementary school supervisor to coordinate lower grades and a safety expert to oversee safety across schools roads and homes. If approved the safety post would include vehicle checks parent cooperation in safety and possible in school driving courses.
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Corn School
Scott D. Lowe
Board of Education
Lowe
Lowe Sa
Curtis and Curtis vs Abercrombie Debt Suit Over Estate
Plaintiffs Eugene Curtis and another Curtis sue D. Abercrombie seeking $650 claimed owed from the estate. The action details a collection claim and the parties involved in a civil suit.
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Eugene Curtis
D. Abercrombie
Accidents Streak Icy Streets in Pocatello
Icy conditions on Po catello streets sparked a sequence of minor crashes Tuesday as drivers struggled on melting and refreezing surfaces. Willis Dalldorf, Carl Voeller, and Jim Bartlett reported front end, fender, and door damage after collisions with other vehicles on Johnson, Hayes, and Sherman avenues.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Polce
Willis Dalldorf
W. Young St
Glen Lusk
S. 5Th Ave
W. Johnson Ave
Carl Voeller
N. Hayes
Ralph Svancora
Garfield Ave
Voller
Sherman Ave
Swancora
Jim Bartlett
Arthur Ave
Alf Ashbaker
Rt. 1
Simplot Details Utah Fertilizer Plant Remodel Plans
J R Simplot outlined a major Salt Lake fertilizer plant project stressing a remodel cost of 500000 to 750000 dollars. He said American Smelting Co will supply more sulphuric acid and Utah phosphate deposits are under negotiation. Remodeling to begin soon as the company aims to meet phosphorus needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Simplot
American Smelting Co
Utah
Idaho
West
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News of Record
Wallace A. Conine
Annie Meier
WM. Rogers
Molinelli’s Jewelers
St. Nick
Pocatello Lumber Company
Teyl
Philco
Fargo
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