Oil Firms To Review Idaho Price
Idaho officials report two major oil companies will review fuel prices with possible downward adjustments. H C O Leary cites statewide agitation by legislators and newspapers, including the POST, as pressure for fairer prices. He cautions no action or timeline is guaranteed, and warns Idaho could retaliate if talks fail.
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H. C. O'Leary
Bannock County
Weishare
O'Leary
Idaho
the Post
O’leary
Henry Dworshak
Intermountain
Calendar of Court Opens in Bannock County
The district court of Bannock County opens January 5 under District Judge L. E. Glennon. One criminal case is listed Robert Hensen 15 and Robert Haas 17 to be tried first day. Civil cases set include Agricultural Insurance Co. vs Union Pacific on January 6 and other filings through January 15 with more jury cases to be scheduled.
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District Court of
Bannock County
L. E. Glennon
Robert Hensen
Robert Haas
Agricultural Insurance Co
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Hazel Velva Firkins
Grayson and Horner
Estella Stafford
Mary Louise Field
John J. Field
Lorin Kingsford
S. H. Bennion
Blue Bell Co
Jack W. Peterson, Jr
American Gypsum
Mabel W. Johannsen
Nathan Hale
George Paskins
Rogers to Wed Movie Star in Oklahoma Ranch Ceremony
Hollywood reports Dale Evans the blond actress will marry cowboy star Roy Rogers in Davis Oklahoma on Wednesday at the ranch of Bill Likens. Evans will pick up her parents in Italy Texas before the wedding while Rogers proceeded to Davis yesterday.
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Hollywood
Dale Evans
Davis
Okla
Roy Rogers
Italy
Tex
Bill Likens
Rogers
Idaho to hear five county school consolidation proposals
Boise Idaho January 12-13 the State School Reorganization committee will consider consolidation plans from five counties. Clark Cassia Bear Lake Adams and Valley districts are proposed with a B district for southern Valley county and districts in Clark Cassia Bear Lake and Adams. Kenneth F Dean said Saturday.
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Boise
Ida
Kenneth F. Dean
Clark
Cassia
Bear Lake
Adams
Valley
Damsite Tilt Slated In American Falls Exhibition
American Falls fans will see three exhibition games in the high school gym between members of this year’s American Falls team and five members of the class B all state champions from two years ago. The alumni will play as individuals, not as the school team, but promise a entertaining display.
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American Falls
State Police Meet To Discuss Highway Safety
Five state police officers gathered in Pocatello Idaho to adjust auto radio equipment and discuss highway safety. Led by Lt. James Bedingfield they warned motorists to drive slowly during icy conditions as road safety worsened this winter. Participants included J. S. Wakeman Carl L. Muir C. R. Dester and L. G. Kendle.
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Pocatello
J. L. Bedingfield
Carl L. Muir
C. R. Dester
Blackfoot
L. G. Kern
Idaho
James Bedingfield
Bedingfield
J. S. Wakeman
Preston
L. G. Kendle
Montpelier
Labor strikes may drop to 1944 level, experts say
Washington based labor researchers forecast the 1946 strike year will yield under 35 million man-days lost, the lowest since 1944. They note December ahead could improve compared with global totals, with last year at 116 million and 1945 at 38 million.
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Washington
Tea and Sugar With Wages in English Household Servant Ads
In early 19th century England it was common in house servant job ads to indicate whether tea and sugar were supplied with wages. This practice reflected domestic economy norms of the period.
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England
Basin Committee to View Mountain Home Project
The Columbia Basin Interagency committee will meet in Boise to consider the Mountain Home project. R J Newell regional Reclamation Bureau director and committee chairman said the meeting will coincide with the Idaho State Reclamation Association annual convention. The January meeting will be in Salem Oregon to discuss Willamette Valley projects.
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Boise
Ida
Columbia Basin Interagency Committee
R. J. Newell
Regional Reclamation Bureau
Idaho State Reclamation Association
Newell
Salem
Ore
Williamette Valley
Flocks of Birds Trigger WWII Era Invasion Scare
Flocks of birds picked up by radar during World War II caused numerous scares and at least one invasion alarm, prompting military vigilance and cautious responses across coastal defenses.
Kaiser-Frazer Repays Bank of America Loan Early
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation announced early repayment of a 12 million dollar loan from Bank of America. Board Chairman Henry Kaiser and President Joseph Frazer said repayments totaling 1.08 million were made as due, with 10.92 million paid in advance. The firm forecast year earnings near 19 million and ends the year with about 13 million in cash and current trade accounts.
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Detroit
LLP
Kaiser- Frazer Corporation
Bank of America
Kaiser-Frazer
Henry J. Kaiser
Joseph W. Frazer
Most Modern Pool In West Assured For Pocatellans Use Next Summer
Pocatello will get a 200000 gallon municipal pool near the golf course next summer. Plans include underground housing for heating and filtration with a tunnel exit to bathhouses. The facility will feature edge inlets and special outlets, removable ladders for racing, and features for sanitation and upkeep.
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West
Pocatello
George Phillips
Northwest
Phillips
H. C. Clare
State Board of Health Department
Lewiston
No Change Seen In Law
Sen. Joseph Ball says the Taft Hartley closed shop ban is the law's most popular feature for employees. He doubts any Congressional move to amend the act this year. Ball notes the provision protects employees and was not intended to aid employers, though it is under dispute in the Typographical Union case before the NLRB.
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Washington
LLP
Joseph H. Ball
Minn
Congress
Ball
International Typographical Union
AFL
National Labor Relations Board
Mass Japanese Crisis Sparks Ancient Customs Debate
Reports from Japan describe a surge in ritual suicide as common people gain the right to honor their ancestors in this manner for the first time. Historically restricted to the upper classes, the new practice highlights social tension and cultural shifts across the islands.
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Japan
Judge Dismisses Adultery Charge in Utah Case
PROVO Utah AP District Judge Joseph E Nelson dismissed adultery charges against Richard F Harding a Salt Lake real estate man filed by his estranged wife on grounds of insufficient evidence District Attorney George Ballif cited weak proof and moved to drop the case
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Provo—(Ap
Richard F. Harding
Salt Lake
Joseph E. Nelson
George Ballif
Emmett Messenger Hikes Rates on Subscriptions and Newsstand
The Emmett Messenger will raise annual subscriptions from 2 to 3 dollars starting January 1 due to higher newsprint costs. Single copy price increases to 10 cents. Multi year rates change to 5 dollars for two years and 7 dollars for three years, up from 5 dollars for three years.
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Emmett
Ida
Emmett Messenger
Simplot Unit Files Articles for New Pocatello Plant
The Westvaco Chlorine Products Corp will operate the new electric furnace plant in Pocatello, built by the Simplot Fertilizer Co. The corporation filed articles with the secretary of state in Boise and the Bannock county recorder yesterday morning.
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Westvaco Chlorine Products Corp
Pocatello
Simplot Fertilizer Co
Boise
Bannock County
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Navy
Louis E. Denfeld
Navy Department
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Chester W. Nimitz
O. S. Colclough
the Navy
Nimitz
Secretary of Navy
John L. Sullivan
Denfeld
Raven
Suemegaly
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Simplot
Carl Heller
Hazel Day
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