Three Points Cited In Water Use Pact
Officials from North Side and Twin Falls canal companies set three conditions to accept compromise proposals on the American Falls reservoir plan. The stipulations cover carry over rights at Jackson Lake, fair water distribution among current users, and winter water use limits tied to Milner dam spillover.
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Twin Falls
North Side
American Falls
Charles A. Westeroth
Jerome
R. J. Newell
Boise
Bureau of Reclamation
North Side Company
Jackson Lake
Milner
Canal Company
Co op Meeting Postponed to January Fifteen
Regular monthly board meeting of the Portneuf Cooperative Association was postponed due to the absence of chairman Claude Ashton. The session is moved to January 15 at the cooperative station on Monroe Street, while several members attended the adjourned Wednesday night gathering. Awards for the Membership Inventory included a radio to I F Walling and an electric toaster to Eugene Clark, with prizes of transmission grease to Emmet Spraker and soap flakes to W H Lavelle.
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Portneuf Cooperative Association
Claude Ashton
Monroe Street
I. F. Walling
Eugene Clark
Emmet Spraker
W. H. Lavelle
Sanity Code Set Up by NCAA to Enforce Compliance
The NCAA approved formation of an enforcement agency to charge violators under a stricter interpretation of amateurism and athlete aid. Violators would face a compliance committee interview, followed by a fact finding panel if needed, with findings sent to the NCAA council for action.
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NEW York
NCAA
Karl E. Leib
University of Iowa
Ncaa’ Council
Birth announced for Rathburn couple in Poca
News of record notes the birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rathburn Route 1 North Poca at General hospital. The docket lists Robert M. Belyea 27 pleading not guilty to disturbing the peace with case set for Friday. Roy Fogg also pleads not guilty for disturbing the peace. Tom Kumpfim 66 pleads not guilty to carrying a concealed weapon with a $25 fine. Gaylord Deaville 26 pleads guilty to intoxication with $15 fine. Ned Van Sickle 51 pleads guilty to intoxication with a $15 fine.
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Edward Rathburn
Pocatello
The
General Hospital
Robert M. Belyea
Roy Fogg
Tom Kummpim
Gaylord Deavilla
Ned van Sickle
Tlon
Police Bulletins Lost and Stolen Items Reported
Lost wallet brown leather with dancing thong side contains three 5 dollar bills and one 19 dollar bill to be returned to Mrs Manley D Ellett 835 North Harrison Stolen car 1948 blue Mercury sedan dealer plates No 126 A from Edward Barrett 420 Monroe St Stolen car 1940 maroon Buick 1947 license No 1B 6299 from Merrill Beckstead Downey from Swan Lake
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Manley D. Ellett
North Harrison
Edward Barrett
Monroe St
Merrill Beckstead
Downey
Swan Lake
Idaho Power Board Declares Dividends on Common and Preferred
Idaho Power Company announces a 45 cent per share dividend on 550 000 common shares and a four percent quarterly dividend on 127 000 preferred shares. The common dividend is payable February 20 to holders of record January 26, and the preferred dividend is payable February 2 to holders of record January 15.
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BOISE
Idaho Power Company
ITU Charged With Attempt to Evade Taft-Hartley Law
Thurman Arnold representing the Southern Newspaper Publishers' Association told a National Labor Relations Board hearing that the International Typographical Union uses tactics to evade the Taft-Hartley Act. He contended the record proves evasion and asserted other unions do not face similar Taft-Hartley issues.
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New Year
Southern
International Typographical Union
Thurman Arnold
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
National Labor Relations Board
ITP
Arnold
ITU
Fremont county lands auction nets over fourfold appraised price
About 200 acres of Fremont county dry farm land owned by the state sold at auction this week for 20 500 dollars. The sale price more than three times the appraised value of 5 800 dollars.
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ST. Anthony
Fremont County
Idaho VFW Holds Western Session in Boise
Western states VFW officers gather in Boise for a two day meeting starting Saturday with about 500 Idaho members and department officers from seven states expected. National Commander Ray Brenneman and six other officers will attend along with Governor Robins. sessions run Saturday afternoon and Sunday with public address by Brenneman.
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Boise
Western States Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Ray H. Brannenman
Denver
Ed L. Gaumer
Salmon
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Gov. C
Branneman
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