Minnesota Governor and Wife Begin Scan dinavia Tour
Governor Luther Youngdahl and wife land in Copenhagen to start a three week Scandinavian visit. They will visit relatives and Minnesotans, stay at the Hotel d Angleterre, and may travel to Oslo by air or train if weather changes.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Luther W. Youngdahl
Minnesota
Kastrup
Scandinavia
Youngdahles
Scandinavian Airlines
Oslo
Norway
Sweden
d’Angleterre
Youngdahl
Busi
Warmer Weather Seen This Week For Easterners
The weather forecast calls for light snow Sunday night and Monday across Indiana to New York, followed by warmer temperatures in the coming days. Snow totals were modest in Illinois and Indiana, while storms caused 26 deaths and about 50 million dollars in damages to railroads and utilities. Flood concerns emerge as melting snow raises water levels in Ohio and at Indianapolis, though no major floods are expected unless more rain falls.
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Chicago
Indiana
New York
Illinois
Iowa
Atlantic
Ohio
White River
Indianapolis
U.S. Weather Bureau
U. S. Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Western Lakes Region
Lakes
Dog Cannot Rise Beyond Sixth Grade in Portland School
In Portland Maine a dog named Blackie, owned by Victor A Burke, has attended school for seven years but remains stuck in the sixth grade. The pet followed siblings Wallace Burke and Lorraine Burke through transfers and now attends fourth grade with Audrey Burke.
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Portland
Blackie
Victor A. Burke
Wallace Burke
Lorraine Burke
Audrey Burke
Relatives Gather To Honor Eightieth Birthday
Edgar D. Hale celebrated his 80th birthday at the North Pocatello home of Merlin Hale with 58 relatives present. Arden D. Hale was away in Mesa Arizona. Attendees included Varian E. Hale of Ogden and Zendell Hale of Pocatello plus sons Raymond Lyman Merlin Clayton Calvin Earl and others.
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Merlin Hale
North Pocatello
Yellowstone Highway
Karen
Karl Hale
The
Post Register
Idaho Falls
Utah
Logan L. Dy. S
Idaho
Edgar D. Hale
Arden D. Hale
Pocatello
Mesa
Ariz
Varian E
Ogden
Zendell
Earl Reynolds
Raymond
Lyman
Merlin
Clayton
Calvin
Earl
Hale
Plains
Mr. Hale
Grantsville
Hyde Park
Holland Builds Modern Two Room School To Meet Growth
Holland Massachusetts with a 265 population plans for future growth as it opens a new two room school. The building features fluorescent lighting sound absorbing ceilings and tiled floors to serve a rising student body and allow for an addition if needed.
Confessed Murder Series May Hold Up Execution
In Olympia Washington state officials review a death row confession by Jake Bird claiming 13 cross country murders over 20 years. Investigations from Iowa Indiana Illinois and Utah accompany inquiries from six states as Gov Mon Wallgren weighs a possible stay until truth is established.
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Olympia
Wash
Attorney General
Jake Bird
Bird
Iowa
Nebraska
Indiana
Illinois
Colorado
Utah
Tacoma
Mon Wallgren
Iowa State Criminal Bureau
Dwight Bender
Harvey Boyd
Carter Lake
Bender
Clarence Lukehart
Highlands Park
South Bend
Ind
Ogden
Citie Bird
Bertha Kludt
Reno defies Utah claim to clouds snow as drought test goes on
Reno chamber of commerce vows to continue dry ice cloud seeding to obtain snow for a ski meet despite Utah’s threat of a federal injunction. Officials report two attempts yielded little snow with one burst cloud failing to produce any flakes. Walker asserts Reno’s right to cloud moisture and snow for local agricultural and livestock needs and recreation.
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Reno
Nev
Chamber of Commerce
Utah
Nevada
Grover Giles
Reno Chamber
Wet and Dry Battle Over Liquor Stats in 1947
Washington report shows wets claim 1947 as first wet gain since repeal with about 150000 more people living in wet areas. Drys counter that net dry population still exists and note earlier gains. Kansas faces a statewide November vote on whether to stay dry or legalize liquor sales.
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Wets
Drys
Distilled Spirits
Kansas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Martin Christenson Pioneer L D S Leader Dies at 76
Martin Christenson 76 of 708 N Arthur Pocatello died Sunday after a heart ailment. Born July 26 1871 in Berfendal Sweden he married Marie Olsen in Oslo 1906. Immigrating to Utah then Idaho he ran a grocery in 600 block N Main 1916 1922 and later a real estate business. Survived by his widow and daughter Mrs Horace J Hill. Funeral Wednesday 1 pm Third Ward L D S chapel with interment Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Martin Christenson
Pocatlto
N. Arthur
Berfendal
Sweden
Norway
Olso
Marie Olsen
America
Logan
Utah
Pocatello
Joel Loveland
Tenth Ward
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Downard Mortuary
Coyote and Wolf War Urged by Oklahoma Official
Oklahoma City United Press report states Joe Scott president of the State Board of Agriculture urged more hunting of coyotes and wolves after farmers complained they kill livestock. He said predatory animals have reduced professional trappers, leaving sportsmen to control them. The state pays $2.50 for each wolf killed.
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Oklahoma City
Joe Scott
State Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Scott
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