Truck Crash Victim in Poor Condition at General Hospital
William W. Webster, severely injured in a Pole Line road crash, was reported in poor condition at General hospital. Hiram Faulkner, 50, faces a charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence as both men were injured and taken to the hospital. Webster required an acetylene torch for extraction and sustained multiple injuries while Faulkner suffered ear lacerations and rib bruises.
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William W. Webster
Pole Line
General Hospital
Hiram Faulkner
Faulkner
Webster
Salvation Army Plans Christmas Evening Event
Salvation Army announces a Christmas party at 7 30 p m in the Salvation Army hall. Major A Dietz says Christmas pictures and a musical program are planned with Adjutant and Mrs John Bawden of Idaho Falls to attend. Candy nuts oranges and apples will be given to children.
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Salvation Army
A. Dietz
John Bawden
Idaho Falls
Ajor Dietz
Georgia Farm Incomes Rank Low in Nation
Georgia farmers average 306 dollars per year in income, the fourth lowest per capita among farm groups in the United States, far below the national average. The note adds the house centipede is not poisonous while the larger tropical centipede is venomous.
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Atlanta
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Pocatello Notes Yule and Christmas Observances
Christmas Eve services noted at St. Joseph's St. Anthony's and Trinity churches with Mr Reverend Leroy Walker delivering a meditation. A Uplifting broadcast featured Edwin Markham poetry. Community groups aided Idaho hospital patients and infantile paralysis victims through charity drives.
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St. Joseph’s
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
Leroy Walker
Edwin Markham
Idaho
Boise
Elke Lodge
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Weks
Three Local Births Reported in Pocatello Hospitals
Babies born Tuesday and Wednesday at St. Anthony's and General Hospital include a boy to Mr and Mrs Wayne Green at 422 South Second Ave a boy to Mr and Mrs Roland Helm of 13 University Club and a girl to Mr and Mrs Billy Thorson of 548 North 13 Ave all in Pocatello Idaho One birth was reported on Tuesday and a second on Wednesday confirming local hospital records
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Pocatello Hospitals
Wayne Green
South Second Ave
St. Anthony’s
Roland Helm
University Club
Billy Thorson
North 13 Ave
General Hospital
Meteor Shower Daily Toll Dwarfs Earthly Skies
Report notes that about one billion meteors enter Earth's atmosphere each day and burn up due to atmospheric friction, creating a constant but invisible meteor activity.
Greeks Form All Communist Government In Mountains
Greek guerrillas led by Gen Markos Velivates proclaimed a free Greek government in the northern mountains with Markos as president and premier. The broadcast named seven cabinet ministers from the Communist party and called for elections when conditions permit and close relations with the Soviet bloc. The Greek government sought faster U S military aid in response.
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Athens
Markos” Visthaides
Markos
First Provisional Democratic Government of
Free Greece
Communist Party
Russia
United States
Realtors Need License
About 500 real estate brokers and salesmen in Boise have not renewed licenses and face prosecution if not renewed by January 1. The State Occupational License Bureau reported only 600 licensed to date. Renewal costs 25 dollars. Unlicensed practice can result in a 500 dollar fine or 60 days in jail or both.
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Boise
Ida
State
Wedness
Estella S. Mulliner
Bureau
English Subscriber Reaches 95 Percent of World Phones
An English telephone subscriber can communicate with 95 per cent of the world's telephone users, enabling near universal reach and rapid international dialogue for English language users.
Truman Urges World Peace in Christmas Broadcast
President Truman appealed for world peace during a Christmas Eve radio address from the White House grounds. He urged trust in the guiding star and the angelic message of peace and goodwill toward men amid a changing world.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Bethlehem
Infant Diana Regan Dies. Services Planned
Diana Fay Regan infant daughter of William E. and Fay Waldrem Regan of 278 Portneuf Park died Tuesday evening in a local hospital. Born December 13, 1947 in Pocatello she is survived by a brother Ronald and sisters Marsha and Kathleen and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Regan of Pocatello. Graveside services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Mountainview Cemetery under Downard's Funeral Home arrangements.
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Diana Fay Regan
William E
Fay Waldrem Regan
Portneuf Park
Pocatello
Ronald
Marsha
Kathleen
Frank Regan
Mountainview Cemetery
Downard
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Pocatello Elk’s Club
Elk’s Club
Yule
N. R. Simpson
Simpson
Wenton
Troy
Hoover Motor Co
Aployees
THE
Betsy Ross
Ane
Lester
House of Lester
Merry Christmas
Race
Pocatello Electric
Main and Lander
Cae
N. Main
Fred
Philco
Hoover
Proctor
Henriksen
Fargo
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