Obituary notices from Idaho area include multiple deaths
Betsy Hall dies Friday in Salt Lake City with services set at 3 p.m. at Joseph William Taylor mortuary. Henry F. Beck of 115 W Bonneville dies. services Monday at Arthur W. Hall mortuary with Bishop Henry G. West officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery. Beck born April 10 1877 at Ageta Brougham Beck. survived by widow Ellen Matilda McNeil Calton, son Vernon Beck, two sisters, two grandchildren. Arthur Lee Stewart 69 of 625 No Gar field dies in hospital. survived by widow and children. funeral arrangements by Arthur W. Hall mortuary. Owen T. Davis of Samaria, Malad ward bishop and Malad stake leader, dies. service held at Samaria wards chapel. Mary C Osterhout Freer 48 of Declo dies. survived by husband Boyd S Freer, two sons Norman and Kent, three brothers, two sisters. funeral at Declo LDS church. Lorenzo Melvin Biggs 51 of Burley dies after short illness. survived by wife Thelma Hall, three daughters, one son. funeral Tuesday at Burley Third ward LDS church. Burial in Burley cemetery.
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Betsy Hall
Salt Iene City
Joseph William Taylor
City Cemetery
Henry F. Beck
He. F. Beck
W. Bonneville
Arthur W. Hall
Henry G. West
Eleventh Ward
LDS Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Mr. Beck
Ageta Brougham Beck
Pocatello
Albert Lea
Minn
Carpenters
Ellen Matilda McNeil Calton
Vernon Beck
Los Angeles
Agnes McClelland
O. A. Bender
Cincinnati, O
Leland Ames
Bonnie Lee Dalton
Arthur Lee Stewart
Garfield
Cruthersville
Ind
Eurelis
Lizzie Deal Stewart
Salt Lake City
Weston
Crystal
Wilkinson
Ogden
George Stewart
Arbon
Kenneth Eugéne Stewart
Santa Monica
Calif
Victor Stewart
Nellie Stimeling
Burda Wilcox
San Diego
Arthur W. Hall Mortuary
Owen T. Davis
Samaria Wards
Carl A. Evans
Mr. Davis
Samaria
David P
Elizabeth Griffiths Davis
Anna Price
Logan Temple
Florence Jensen
Salt Lake Temple
Davis
Samaria Ward
High Priests
Malad
Idaho
Owen Davis
Boise
Dan Davis
Filer
Pas Davis
Stockton
Mary Williams
Elizabeth Jones
Buhl
Elizabeth Arbon
Declo
Leon
Earl Osterhout
Thomas Osterhout
Minidoka
Ce Neddok
Maria
Berthavage
McGill
Nev
Vern McCulloch
Burley
Lorenzo Melvin Biggs
Coalville
Utah
Lorenzo
Ella Peck Biggs
Thelma Hall
Jean Nelson
Lillis Crouch
Everett
Wash
Rae Dene Biggs
Lyle Biggs
U. S. Navy
Long Beach
Cecerarea
J. D. Long
William Hopper
San Fran
Theo Aslett
Twin Falls
Austin Harwood
Vancouver
Ash
Luther Biggs
Jello
Marion Biggs
McCullough Chapel
Burley Third Ward
Lawrence Tolman
Burley Cemetery
Vern McCullough
Tucker Automobile board reorganization in Chicago
Thirteen of fifteen Tucker Motor board members resign and are replaced in a sweeping reorganization. Preston Tucker, firm founder and president, offers resignation but is rejected. Edward R. Humphrey confirms the changes. The move reshapes management and strategy for the company.
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Chicago
Tucker Automobile Corporation
Preston Tucker
Edward R. Humphrey
Distribution of 1944 liquor case allotments in Salt Lake area
Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations in Salt Lake City received five cases in November 1944. The Democratic state organization got nine cases. Salt Lake county and state road shops each received three. A real estate association conference received four while the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce for conventions was listed as six. A December total of 95 cases went to nine distilleries representatives, a customs noted as a prior commission practice, with some cases going to the state capitol and Salt Lake Building for Christmas parties.
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Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Salt Lake City
Democratic
Salt Lake County
Real Estate Association
Salt Lake
Simmons
Leonard Brennan
C. A. Ferrin
Dan Connole
Andy Caffee
Wendell Allen
Max Gerber
Rodney Cushing
Austin B. Smith
Lee Stevens
State Capitol
Watkins products sales position in Pocatello
Average weekly earnings of 45 dollars for a man or woman to supply famous Watkins products to customers with no investment. Start in Pocatello. J. R. Watkins Co. address given. High type man for local sales role with experience helpful but not necessary. Income 400 to 600 dollars monthly. Personal appointment arranged through Mr. Harris at Whitman Hotel room 324.
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Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Miss Jamison
Watkins
City of Pocatello
J. R. Watkins Co
D-95
Winona
Minn
Harris
Whitman Hotel
Postings Continued From Page 4 Defend Free Press Against Cancellations
The writer condemns threats of subscription or advertising cancellations as attempts to throttle the press. They stress the public deserves full access to both sides of cases and acknowledge respect for readers who refrain from coercive tactics. They recount battlefield telephone switchboard experience and warn against repeating such stress.
Births and police court notes from local hospitals and city court
Birth announcements from General Hospital and St. Anthony's Hospital list a girl for Roy and Mrs Cornforth Aber deen and boys for Arthur Rowe Gordon Hall Edwin Marshaw and Frank Dransfield and a girl for Dransfield Fort Hall and 430 South Sixth. Police Court records name multiple defendants including speeding vagrancy reckless driving and observed stop signal violations with fines and sentences ranging from 5 to 100 dollars and jail time.
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Births General Hospital
Roy Cornforth
Aberdeen
Arthur Rowe
West Bonneville
Willard J. Anderson
St. Anthony's Hospital
Gordon Hall
South Sixth
Edwin Marshaw
Fort Hall
Frank Dransfield
South Lincoln
Lorin R. Taylor
East Lewis St
LeRoy August Teberg
Salt Lake City
Gil E. Okeson
Bob Howard Larson
East Lawton St
Alma Pitt
Daniel Montijo
Boys Have More Fun Up at Boise
Boise scene shows light moment in the Idaho legislature when Rep. Keith Budge debates a bill licensing pilots who dust crops. A fellow lawmaker sent a note asking if throwing dust on a neighbor’s chickens makes one a feather duster, which Budge ignored while continuing his speech.
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Boise
Keith Budge
Oneida
Hinckley Seeks Re election In April City Vote
Harold C. Hinckley city councilman announces candidacy for re election at the April municipal election. He was appointed Dec 1 1947 to complete the term of O D Garrison, previously served 1935 1938, and is Elk s secretary and honorary president of the Pocatello Cardinal baseball club. He has long ties to Pocatello including the Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club and county war induction and war fund chairs.
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Pocatello City
Harold C. Hinckley
Pocatellan
O. D. Garrison
Mendy
Hinckley
BPOE
Elk's
Pocatello Cardinal Baseball Club
Pocastello Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Bannock County’ Induction Board
War Fund
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Tucker Motor Board
Cai
William Clemens
Dick Kennett
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Pocatello. Post
van Buren Street
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Idaho Finance Company
Mr. Bigler
Yellowstone
Sator Man
Happy
Larry Hough
Main St
Dennis Fowler
S. Fourth Ave
Arline Anderson
Terry Russell Armstrong
Richland
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The
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Rene Senewernen
New Orleans
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Wyman
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Stephen McNally
Jean Negulesco
Jerry Waldill
Edgard von Cube
Allen Vincent
Elmer Harvs
Harry Weogstett
Mak Steiner
Rialto Now
Robert Montgomery
Wanda Hendrix
Return of
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Valley of the California Missions
NBC University Theater
Ronald Coleman and
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