Icy Curve Triggers Crashes on American Falls Highway
An icy curve on the west side of highway 30 at American Falls caused several wrecks including a Bekins Vanlines truck and trailer driven by D H Cannon of Denver who slid over the embankment Saturday. Other incidents since January 27 include a Maxwelle Boise van, a reported sedan slide, and previous crashes, with locals demanding safety improvements and guard rails.
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the Post
American Falls
Bekins
D. H. Cannon
Denver
Highway 30
Mark Axwell
Boise
Bekins Vanlines
Boise Secretary of State reports rise in new corporations
Secretary of State Cy Price announced 330 new businesses filed articles of incorporation last year, a decrease of five from 1946. The tally reflects activity at state offices and underscores ongoing business formation trends in Boise.
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BOISE
Cy) Price
Newusinesses
Birth notices and marriages in Idaho records
News Of Record lists consented marriages for Manly Ellett and Melba Knyston in Pocatello, plus Harlan Bryan with Pearle Jones and Ole Shumway with Viola Smullin. It also notes several births at the St. Anthony hospital including girls and boys to families in American Falls, Pocatello, Rexburg, and area towns during Friday and Saturday.
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Manly D. Ellett
Pocatello
Melba Jeannie Knyston
Harlan D. Bryan
American Falls
Pearle Jones
Aberdeen
Ole L. Shumway
Rexburg
Viola Smullin
American Falls Hospital
James Hall
Ray Avery
South Third
St. Anthony Hospi
Harold Read
North
Lincoln Ave
St. Anthony Hospital
Louie Panopolos
South Eighth Ave
Howard Hildreth
East Clark St
Divorce Petitions Cite Cruelty Claims Across Several Pairs
Garfield Snowdon sues Eva Snowdon alleging cruelty with no children or property involved. Sally Palmer petitions against Ernest Palmer for cruelty and no children or property. Celia Rice Thompson files against George Thompson for mental cruelty. Faye L Palmer sues Joseph W Palmer for cruelty with no children or property.
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Garfield Snowdon
Eva Snowdon
Sally Palmer
Ernest Palmer
Celia Rice Thompson
George Thompson
Faye L. Palmer
Joseph W. Palmer
Collection suit filed by C. C. Anderson Stores Co.
C. C. Anderson Stores Co files collection suit against W. B. Steedman for 429.56 dollars plus costs and interest. Rose Sorenson seeks single proceeding in probate for the estates of O. P. Stanley and Maddalin D. Stanley.
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C. C. Anderson Stores Co
W. B. Steedman
Rose Sorenson
O. P.stanley
Maddalin D. Stanley
Local Court Dockets Highlight Minor Violations
Ernest Chase of 1710 East Wyeth forfeits a $2.50 bond for a stop sign and another $2.50 bond for operating an auto without a license. Mike English, 20, pleads guilty to intoxication with a $15 bond. Joseph C. Miller, 24, stop signal forfeits a $5 bond. Angel Stabolite, improper left turn forfeits $2. Jean Racine, stop signer forfeits $2.50.
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Ernest Chase
East Wyeth
Mike English
Joseph C. Miller
Angel Stabolite
Jean Racine
Births for Simms and Handres Families in American Falls
Babies were born to Mr and Mrs B Simms of American Falls January 30 and to Mr and Mrs George Handres of American Falls February 1.
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B. Simms
American Falls
George Handres
Davis to Speak at LDS Institute Service
Dr. Ray J. Davis of Idaho State College will headline the LDS Institute Sunday Evening Worship Service on February 8 at 7 30 p m in the Institute chapel. Lambda Delta Sigma Fraternity sponsors the event with a musical program featuring vocal solos by Mary Martineau and Luray Fereday of Pocatello. The public is invited to attend.
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Ray J. Davis
Idaho State College
LDS Institute
Institute
Lambda Delta Sigma Fraternity
Duane Dudley
Mary Martineau
Luray Fereday
Pocatello
Swift & Company Honors Four Long-Serving Pocatello Employees
Swift & Company recognizes four Pocatello workers for 20 or more years of service in The Swift News. Honorees are Carl C. Dold Theodore M. Neff Clifford Hill and Arthur L. Baker. The edition notes 12 866 employees with 20 to 53 years of service. Baker also mentions attending Chicago stockholders meeting where company president read the annual report and three directors were re-elected.
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Pocatello
Swift & Company
The
Swift News
Carl C. Dold
Theodore M. Neff
Clifford Hill
Arthur L. Baker
Charles H. Swift
Baker
Chicago
Stunt Man Alfred Rhodes Dies In Golden Gate Jump
Hollywood reports Alfred Dusty Rhodes, a film stuntman, died after a leap from the Golden Gate Bridge. His manager recalls his cautious prep and long study of stunts, noting he had turned down other dangerous skips as too risky. Rhodes previously doubled for Alan Ladd in a prior cliff jump.
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Hollywood
Alfred
Dusty) Rhodes
Golden Gate Bridge
Susan Todd
Auttc
Grand Canyon
Slaying Is Denied In Butte Murder Case
Marian Grant McPhail, 50, pleaded not guilty to murder in the shooting of Charles Cole, 63, Friday night in Butte. Unable to post 15000 bond, she remained in jail awaiting a March 2 preliminary hearing. A police statement says she admitted shooting Cole. he died hours later. Cole allegedly named McPhail as the shooter in a death bed statement. The fatal wound came from a .45 caliber slug. McPhail said she had been drinking. Her lawyer advised silence during arraignment.
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Butte
Mont
Marian Grant McPhail
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Winston
Charles Cole
Winston
James D. Freebourn
District Improvement District on Brennan Ave Is Nullified
The city council knocked out a Brennan Ave special improvement district after protests from 10 property owners who said estimated costs exceeded prior estimates. Owners were told to meet with the city engineer to establish a district aligned with their wishes.
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Brennan Ave
Merchants To Discuss State's Levy
Representatives of Idaho's wholesale and retail merchants are called to a Boise meeting on February 23 to clarify ad valorem tax assessment basis. Idaho State Chamber of Commerce president Harry Elcock says the session aims to determine how property should be assessed and how value is established, with no protest planned.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Boise
Harry Elcock
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Elcock
State Chamber
Associated Taxpayers of Idaho, Inc
Eleock
State Tax Commission
Chamber
Death of Pocatello Resident John Herman
John Herman of the Pocatello House died in a local hospital after a lingering illness. Born March 29, 1873, he was a brick mason for 40 years and a member of Bricklayers Union Local No. 4. His wife preceded him in death and no survivors are listed. Funeral arrangements are handled by McHan-Henderson Funeral Home.
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John Herman
Pocatello House
Pocatello
Herman
Birthday Pennies Drive Supports Salt Lake City Hospital
The LDS church organized a birthday pennies drive starting February 1 in Pocatello wards and stakes nationwide to aid the Salt Lake City children's hospital. Children under 12 with curable illnesses may be admitted, each giving one penny for each year of their age to the hospital fund as a valentine gift.
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LDS
Pocatello
Nation
LDS Church
Children's Hospital
Salt Lake City
Little Invalids
Republicans carry Vermont for every presidential nominee
Vermont has backed every Republican presidential nominee since the party formed, a pattern reflecting state allegiance to GOP candidates through the years.
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Vermont
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