Runaways Located in Salt Lake City
Two Alameda California teens Margaret Ann Weatherall 15 and Bill Ballew 16 were found in Salt Lake City with the help of the police and their father H H Weatherall who flew them home last night. They met at a Christmas pageant saved money by selling a bicycle and working in Utah but could not marry there. They promise to wait a few years before marrying and will face a family conference at the Weatherall ranch in California.
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Salt Lake City
Alameda
Calif
Margaret Ann Weatherall
Bill Ballew
Margaret
H. H. Weatherall
United States
Mexico
California
Utah
Salt Lake Drive-In
Bill
Weatherall Ranch
Deadline set for on-the-farm training program
Blackfoot high school agricultural program closes applications March 2 and will reopen after July. O Elwood Manwaring, supervisor, calls veterans to meet at the school for interviews with the county advisory committee including Waldo Olsen, Golden Ellison, and Roy Johnson. Instructors listed. subsistence paid to married and single trainees.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot High School
O. Elwood Manwaring
Waldo Olsen
Golden Elison
Roy Johnson
Heber Fackrell
John W. Bailey
Carl Miner
Grant McBride
Mr. Manwaring
Farmlands Not Flooded Near Hathaway
A Miles City reporter flew over the Yellowstone river to Hathaway and found lowland flooding limited to a five to seven mile stretch with the river jam and reopen. The Tongue river mouth showed no immediate danger to Miles City. Earlier reports noted slight floodings near Hathaway by Lyman Choate.
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Miles City
Yellowstone River
Hathaway
Tongue River
Lyman Choate
Miles City Pilot
Road Signs Planned for Twin Falls County
Twin Falls Idaho residents will gain clear routes with planned road markers at key intersections. The local grange approved signs naming intersecting roads and listing names and distances to all residents on each road at an estimated cost of one dollar per family.
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Twin Falls
Ida
Twin Falls County
Grange
I. T. Creed
Montana House Of Death Is Boarded Up By Owner
In Butte the so called house of death where three people died in three weeks was boarded up at the owner Mrs Marian Elizabeth Cole's request while she sits in jail on murder charges. In 15 years the house had surfaced in crime history with Vern Severn alias Harry Bushnell a fugitive from Michigan whose death occurred in jail as police pursued him and the wife Theresa vanished from the house. On Feb 6 miner Charles Cole was shot in the house. Tuesday officers found Clarice Peters 47 sister-in-law of Mrs Cole, Jack Kelt 50 Indian ranch hand and a pet fox terrier all dead from gas asphyxiation in the house Coroner Sayatovic called the deaths apparently accidental.
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Butte
Marian Elizabeth Cole
Vern Severn
Harry Bushnell
Michigan
Theresa
Charles Cole
Clarice Peters
LDS Women Observe 106th Birthday March 1842 origins
Salt Lake City reports the Women's Relief Society of the LDS Church calls members to join in celebrating the society's 106th birthday. The group was founded March 17 1842 at Nauvoo Illinois by Joseph Smith. Special programs are planned at regular meetings March 7 and the week of March 14–20.
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Salt Lake City
Women’s Relief Society of
The
LDS Church
Noes
Nauvoo, Ill
Joseph Smith
Missionary Orval Auner To Speak At Pocatello Church
The Rev. Orval M. Auner, missionary of the Methodist church, will lecture at the First Methodist church of Pocatello Sunday. He recently returned from 34 years in Central Provinces, India, where during wartime famine caused fear and hunger, leading some villagers to drift to devil worship but families later joined the Christian church. He first went to India in 1918 and plans to return for further work after a brief U.S. stay.
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First Methodist Church
Pocatello
Orval. M. Auner
Methodist Church
United States
Central Provinces
India
Mr. Auner
Christian Church
Auner
America
Sun Valley Stage Granted Route Extension
The Public Utilities Commission approved Sun Valley stages of Twin Falls to extend passenger and express service from Arco to Howe. The line, run by J. L. Schwinn of Twin Falls, currently operates from Twin Falls to Ketchum and Salmon via U S 93 and from Shoshone to Arco via U S 93 alternate.
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BOISE
Sun Valley Stages
Twin Falls
Public Utilities Commission
Arco
Howe
J. L. Schwinn
Ketchum
Salmon
Shoshone
Japanese-Americans hold four day theological convention in Lava
Sixty Japanese-Americans attended a four day theological convention in Lava Hot Springs February 21 to 24. Meetings were at the Methodist community church with speakers Doctor Hata of Chicago and Reverend K Kushima of Ogden. The sessions discussed the Christian Theory and its relation to the Virgin Birth. Mr and Mrs Thomas Ogawa, former Lava residents, entertained participants at their home.
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Lava Hot Springs
Lava
Methodist Community Church
Doctor Hata
Chicago
K. Kushima
Japanese Union Church
Ogden
Thomas Ogawa
Heiress Grudges in Divorce Trial Over Past Drinking
Mrs Gioia Grimditch heir to Jay Gould fortune admitted a hard drinking family past and champagne as a child. She denied gin before 16 and whiskey when other options existed. Judge Johnson ruled diary excerpts did not prove adultery and restricted further “skeletons” in the Gould closet.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Gioia Grimditch
Jay Gould Railroad
Gloria Gould
J. Mercer Johnson
Grimditch
Gould
Idaho Leaders to Meet U S Chamber Chief in Boise
Earl O Shreve president of the U S chamber of commerce will visit Boise Idaho on March 5 for a luncheon meeting with business and agricultural leaders. Sponsors are the Idaho State Chamber and Boise Chamber with William E Hammond from San Francisco accompanying Shreve. Earl Murphy notes it is Shreve’s Idaho debut and reservations are via the State Chamber.
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Idaho
Earl O. Shreve
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Boise Chamber of Commerce
William E. Hammond
San Francisco
U. S. Chamber
Shreve
Boise
Earl Murphy
State Chamber
National Chamber Organization
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Murphy
Logging Accident Fatal to Idahoan
Idaho City resident E. B. Crockett, 48, died in a Boise hospital from injuries after a logging accident at the Harris Brothers sawmill near Idaho City. A loose log toppled during unloading from a truck and knocked him into the mill pond.
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Boise
E. BE. Crockett
Idaho City
Harris Brothers
Fred Richardson
Crockett
Lodge Head Completes South Idaho Moose Visit
Moose Lodge No. 387 of Pocatello honored regional commander W S Edmonds of Salt Lake City with an initiation meeting during his southern Idaho tour. State Deputy Supreme Governor T H Barnhart and Governor George S Murphy welcomed him as Edmonds spoke on the order’s growth and outlined plans for a statute unveiling to Senator Davis at Mooseheart and improvements at Moose Haven.
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Moose Lodge
W. S. Edmonds
Salt Lake City
Moose Lodge No. 387
Pocatello
Edmonds
Idaho
T. H. Barnhart
George S. Murphy
Sur
Loyal Order of the Moose
Senator Davis
Mooseheart
Ind
Moose Haven
February Cheery Month From View Of Purchaser
Washington reports mid February price cuts on grocery shelves four percent below January peak levels. January prices remain more than twice pre war averages. Wholesale prices fell three tenths percent last week led by food. second week of decline. Retail cuts followed commodity market drop. wholesale level down four percent from mid January to late February. Hides cloth and some materials fell while semi finished steel and worsted fabrics rose. Department store sales fell more than usual in January.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Labor Department
Burglary Foiled by Pets at Paw & Feather Shoppe
In Columbus Ohio a thief broke into the Paw and Feather Shoppe but fled after an infallible burglar alarm and noises from the shop pets alarmed the occupants. Police report the incident as thwarted by the animal sounds.
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Columbus
Paw & Feather
Senate Extends Wartime Controls on Key Goods
The Senate unanimously approved a 90 day extension of wartime controls over tin rice and oils and fats to May 31. The measure returns to the House which has approved only a 30 day extension while awaiting permanent legislation.
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Washington
Senate
House
Wallace Campaign Tour Focusing On Farm and Labor Support
Henry A. Wallace arrives in Minnesota for a three day push to win farmer and worker votes. He will hold an 8 am news conference, a noon farm leaders meeting, and major speeches across Willmar Chisholm Evelth and Duluth to address iron miners and Great Lakes sailors.
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MINN
Henry A. Wallas
Minnesota
Wallace
Chisholm and Evelth
Duluth
Great Lakes
Austrian Finds Brother in Idaho
Frau Maria Kulterer of Kärnten, Austria, located her long lost brother in Idaho with help from Governor Robins. The 68-year-old Joseph Egger resided on route 5 near Moscow, Idaho, and belonged to the Moscow Moose Lodge. Secr etary J. E. Strang confirmed the brother's residence after the report reached Governor Robins.
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Boise
Frau Mariaulterer
Karnten
Austria
Joseph
Moscow
Ida Frau Kulterer
Gov. C. A. Robins
Burgemeester
Idaho
Egger
J. E. Strang
Moscow Moose Lodge
Robins
Idaho Education Unit Schedules Meeting in Boise
The Idaho Education Unit plans a second meeting in Boise to refine a unified legislative program for the next legislature. The first session was December 8 with attendees including state Superintendent Alton B. Jones and leaders from the Idaho Education Association and county superintendents.
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Idaho Education Unit
Boise
Nex
Idaho Education
Alton B. Jones
Maude Houston
Emery Owne
Idaho Falls
John Remsberg
Rupert
State Board of Education
J. C. Jepson
Lewiston
Idaho Pta
Andrew Johnson
Blackfoot
Kenneth F. Dean
Howard Anderson
Idaho Trustees Association
Roy Stevenson
Trustees
Violet Butler
American Falls
State County Superintendents’ Association
Gerald Wallace
Geo Fields
John M. Booth
Idaho Education Association
Harold Willmarth
Nampa
Idaho and American Motor Hotel Groups Plan April Meeting
C Bosquet of Pocatello announces a joint Idaho and American Motor Hotel association meeting set for April 8 to 10 in Sun Valley Idaho. An executive meeting will be held next week in Salt Lake City or Denver to finalize convention plans and a National Association exhibit is invited for New York City travel show drawing over 100000 annually.
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Sun Valley
Ida
Idaho and
American Motor
C. §. Bosquet
Pocatello
Idaho Group
Bosquet
Salt Lake City
Denver
National Association
New York City
Bids Called On Vet Hospital Job in Boise
Veterans Administration issued bids for a project at the Boise veterans hospital to build a new dining hall and kitchen and to alter two existing buildings. The work, estimated at more than $800 000, includes changes to the hospital and infirmary.
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Boise
Ida
Veterans Administration
Boise Veterans Hospital
Joe
Desert Dwellers Sleep in Cup Shaped Shelters to Escape Scorpions
In Egyptian villages inhabitants seek summer relief by sleeping in cup like structures to avoid scorpions and venomous snakes that fill the nights, a practice born of harsh climate and wildlife.
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Egypt
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