News Of Record Court Pleas And Fines
Benjamin McLaughlin 18 of 634 West Young pleaded guilty to reckless driving with a 25 dollar fine and 15 dollar suspended—license suspended two months. James Irvine intoxication pled not guilty and was found guilty with 15 dollar fine suspended. Morris C Fullmer 601 Richland stop light bond forfeited 5 dollars. Earl Jewett 255 Portneuf Park stop sign bond forfeited 2.50. James Edgar Hansen 33 intoxication bond forfeited 15 dollars. Mark Harold Corbit 25 intoxication bond forfeited 15 dollars. Hermas Stewart Cook 36 vagrancy pleaded not guilty then dismissed. Robert W Rees 38 vagrancy pleaded not guilty dismissed. Ben Robert Nugent 28 vagrancy
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Benjamin McLaughlin
West Young
James Irvine
Morris C. Fullmer
Richland
Earl
Jewett
Portneuf Park
James Edgar Hansen
Mark Harold Corbit
Hermas Stewart Cook
Marriage Licenses List Includes Six Couples
Henry C McNeal Jr 23 of Idaho Falls weds Ruth Scott 20 of Lorenzo Charles Hutchinson 19 of Blackoot and Grace L Lott 22 of Blackoot Thomas Hill 46 of Idaho Falls weds Melva Forman 46 of Idaho Falls.
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Henry C. McNeal, Jr
Idaho Falls
Ruth Scott
Lorenzo
Charles Hutchinson
Grace L. Lott
Thomas Hill
Melva Forman
District Court Divorces Granted in Two Pairings
Idella Swan divorces Ralph Swan on cruelty grounds with no children or community property. Mildred Bosworth divorces Orren E Bosworth on cruelty with no children or community property.
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Idella Swan
Ralph Swan
Mildred Bosworth
Orren E. Bosworth
Work Unit Has Big Year in 1947 for Pocatello Office
The Pocatello employment service reports a busy year 1947 with 24 245 in person contacts for work orders and information. War Veterans totaled 10 622 and women 3 970. Referrals reached 5 548 with 2 373 veterans and 1 296 women. Placements were 3 554, including 1 608 veterans and 643 women. Agriculture placed 378, with the rest in other industries.
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Pocatello Employment Service
Pocatello
W. B. Cox
Cox
Four Die in Idaho Industrial Accidents Last Month
Four persons died in Idaho in industrial incidents last month, with three mining-related mishaps, according to the Industrial Accident Board.
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Boise
Idaho
Industrial Accident Board
JayCee Award Slated Next Thursday
Harold Ory of Ralston Purina in Pocatello will receive the 1947 Junior Chamber outstanding young man award. The presentation moved to a Tuesday stag dinner at Bannock Hotel where Lew Harrison will award the Distinguished Service Award Key. New members will be initiated and plans for a Jaycee Drama Festival with three Broadway plays in Pocatello on March 22 May 12 and June 9 will be announced.
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Harold Ory
Ralston Purina Company
Pocatello
Ory
Bannock
Lew Harrison
Jaycee
Harrison
Ray Jones
Gordon Tolmie
Art Latimer
Roche Bush
Ralph Hobson
Bot Thomas
Arthur Bistline
Tom Walker
Les Schweibert
Nathan Jordan
Bill Foster
Lloyd Keddington
Jay Cutler
Ray Larson
New York City
Extension Committee Is Selected
The 30 member Bannock County Extension Advisory organized a seven member executive committee at a Pocatello meeting Friday afternoon. Members named are S M Day Jed Ashton David Johnson Mrs Carl Olsen Mrs A L Hooper Amos Rigby and Wesley Hubbard Grace. The group will advise the county extension division on farm problems and 4 H club work while planning agricultural education and weed control and promoting better breeding stock for livestock.
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Bannock County Extension Advisory
Pocatello
S.M. Day
Jed Ashton
Tyhee
David Johnson
Mec Cammon
Carl Olsen
Virginia
A. L. Hooper
Lava Hot Spring
Amos Rigby
Bancroft
Wesley Hubbard
Grace
Federal Building
Jury Room
Drue Dunn
Club Chooses Delegate for Idaho Legislative Program
AMERICAN FALLS The Hi Y boys elected Vaughn Morgan to represent American Falls High School at the pre legislative conference in Pocatello on February 2 and the model legislature in Boise in April. Sponsored by the Idaho Y M C A, each school must draft a bill for submission to the model legislature to foster interest in government and understanding of state lawmaking.
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Amercan Falls
Hi-Y ‘Boys
Vaughn Morgan
American Falls High School
Pocatello
Boise
Idaho Y. M. Co. A
Forester Hull Transferred to Colorado Station
Alvin C. Hull Jr, head of the seeding range lands program for southern Idaho at the forest service, is transferred to the Rocky Mountain forest and range experiment station in Fort Collins Colorado.
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Forester
Boise
Alvin C. Hull, Jr
Idaho
Forest Service
Rocky Mounty Forest and Range Experiment Station
Fort Collins
Colo
Electrical Work Moves in Pleasant Valley Area
American Falls area residents near Pleasant Valley will gain electrical service once about thirty miles of line are completed. Idaho Power district manager E. E. Jacobs estimates three months to finish, weather permitting, though material shortages may delay progress. The C. L. Electric company holds the contract, rebuilding the main line from American Falls to Rockland to improve service for Rockland and Roy communities.
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Ammerican Falls
Pleasant Valley
American Falls
E. E. Jacobs
Idaho Power Company
C. L. Electric Company
Rockland
Roy
Refinery Blaze Destroys Double Eagle Plant in Oklahoma City
A fire caused by a discarded welding torch raced through the Double Eagle Refining Company plant, nearly destroying the facility. Loss is pegged at 250000 dollars. Employee Earl Watkins sustained facial and head burns.
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Oklahoma City
Double Eagle Refining Company
Earl Watkins
Groups Combine In Drive For T B Funds
Power county raised 415.56 for the anti tuberculosis fund with contributions from American Falls grade school 164.49 high school 52.87 Ladies of the Schoolmother's Club 116.30 Rockland 41.65 Landing 25.50 Pauline 7.50 Mercer 4.15. Forty percent stays in county for first aid school lunches and needy children. Last year 436.96. Edison patent count 1097 with 356 on electrical lighting and power distribution.
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American Falls
Rockland
Power County
Landing
Pauline
Mercer Tseee
Garrett Freightlines crews meet in Pocatello for safety award
In Pocatello a Garrett Freightlines meeting gathers personnel from Idaho Utah Nevada Oregon and California with district managers from cities including Boise Twin Falls Idaho Falls Butte Salt Lake City Ogden Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles. C A Garrett notes the company’s safety record as it receives a National Safety Council award for over the road trucking.
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Garrett Freightlines
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Oregon
California
Pocatello
C. A. Garrett
Los Angeles
National Safety Council
Boise
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Butte
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Portland
San Francisco
Start On Semester At American Falls Schools
American Falls schools began the second semester with 549 total students and 25 faculty in both grade and high school. The high school enrolled 149 students with 74 boys and 75 girls, while the grade school had 400 students with 14 faculty members.
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American Falls
Werner E. Erickson
Erickson
Frank P. Doerfler
Hugh A. Horsley
Horsley
Educators To Meet in Boise
A regional meeting of northwest educators will be held in Boise Monday and Tuesday to discuss teacher preparation and supply. Dr John M Booth secretary of the Idaho Education Association said the meeting is sponsored by the National Education Association commission on teacher education and professional standards. About 30 educators from Idaho Washington and Oregon will attend.
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Boise
John M. Booth
The
Idaho Education Association
National Education Association
Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
Booth
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Overpass Bids Opened for US 30-N Crossing
Bids for a highway overpass across Union Pacific tracks between Lava Hot Springs and McCammon will be opened in Boise on February 13. The 378.6 foot long structure is planned on US 30 N near Topaz per the bid notice from United Press.
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Union Pacific
Lava Hot Springs
McCammon
Boise
United Press
Topaz
East Idaho Wool Group Elects At Gate City Meet
The Eastern Idaho Wool Marketing Association re elected officers and two former directors at a Bannock hotel meeting in Pocatello. John Poole Roberts serves as president, Vern Eames as vice president, and E. F. Brockman as secretary manager. New director Cy Young of St. Anthony joins John M. Garro Rupert and Ernie Hogan Bancroft among leaders. Fidel Archiball of Boston spoke on National Wool Marketing Corporation methods and government delays in returns. N. C. Claar of Boise discussed freight rates sheep assessments and rail claims. Brockman reported 2,121,000 pounds of eastern Idaho wool shipped in 1947 with over half accounted for, and growers received about $80,000 in patronage dividends.
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Eastern Idaho Wool Marketing Association
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello
John Poole
Roberts
Vern Eames
American Falls
E. F. Brockman
John M. Garro
Rupert
Ernie Hogan
Bancroft
Cy Young
St. Anthony
Fidel Archiball
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Boston
NWM
N. C. Claar
Idaho Wool Growers Association
Boise
Brockman
Idaho
Gate City Votes Continued From Page One
The street commissioner warns basements and bathrooms overflow as sewer lines reach capacity in Pocatello. Proposed new lines aim to relieve bottlenecks on Grant Street connecting Clark and Lander, Reducing pressure from multiple lines into a single 12 inch pipe feeding into several 8 and 10 inch lines and a 16 inch line from Idaho State College area. The buildup risks future blockages amid new construction.
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Page
Pocatello
Clark
Lander
Grant
Idaho State College
Bair
Filing of Briefs Is Authorized in Idaho Case
The Supreme Court on Friday allowed a counsel for 12 Idaho cities to file a brief as friends of the court in the Scott L. Smith slot machine test case. The attorney for the cities of Emmett Weiser Boise Nampa Jerome Burley Gooding Preston Idaho Falls Bonners Ferry Coeur d Alene and Orofino has 20 days to file.
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Boise
Supreme Court
Idaho
Friends of the Court
Scott L. Smith
High Court
Emmett
Weiser
Nampa
Jerome
Burley, Gooding
Preston
Idaho Falls
Bonners Ferry
Coeur d’Alene
Orofino
Record Number of Feed Cattle in Idaho on Feedlots
Boise AP says Idaho holds a record cattle on feed total with 80,000 cattle on feed as of January, up 14 percent from 70,000 in feedlots a year earlier per the Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
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BOISE
Idaho
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
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Robert W. Rees
Ben Robert Nugent
Hoover Motor Company
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Pocatello, Idaho
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Anti-Tuberculosis Fund
Melvin Meadows
Power County Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Thomas Edison
Dodge Truck Headquarters
Blair-Fry CO
District of Columbia National Guard
Andrews Field
Johnny Long
South Hayes
People’s Store
John L. Long
Johnny
W. W. Witty
Trinity Parish Hall
Steve Rhoades
Edgar Taylor
AAUW
Idaho Association of University Women
P. C. Fedderson
Kellogg
Ida
F. L
Scoop
Felt
South Ninth Ave
Western Airlines
Max D. Cohn
Board of Advisers
Burley
Don Kelly
Pioneer Motor CO
S, Arthur
East Idaho Wool Group
Gate City
NYE Center Drug
Menthol
Ben Gay
Bromo Seltzer
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Misia
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