COLCTO Taxation Luncheon Sees City Leaders Gather
COLCTO members hear Max Yost Idaho tax official discuss state taxation at the first 1948 luncheon in Boise. J L Craig notes report on county assessor meeting and state directors meeting. Ed Flandro outlines monthly lunches to inform members about committee work. New members Hale and Gledhill welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Max Yost
Boise
Associated Taxpayers of Idaho
Burton
Chamber
Associated Taxpayer
Pocatello Chamber
J. L. Craig
Ed Flandro
Taxation
Industrial Committee
Flandro
Calvin Hale
KEYY
F. C. Gledhill
Associated Food Stores
Sister Crash Victim Iv In Pocatello
Edward F. Nielson one of three killed in a Salt Lake area airplane crash is survived by sister Phyllis Bastow and Guy M. Nielson in Pocatello 157 South Lincoln Ave. Other survivors include widow Mary Baxter Nielson two daughters Geraldine and Mary Lee two brothers LaVon and William Nielson of Logan and four sisters in Utah. Nielson nay was en route from Ogden to Las Vegas with partners when the plane broke up midair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Nielson
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Phyllis Bastow
Guy M. Nielson
Lincoln Ave
Ogden
Mr. Nielson
Mary Baxter Nielson
Geraldine
Mary Lee
LaVon
William Nielson
Logan
Mabel Hawkes
Howell
Utah
Gladys Peterson
Providence
Mae Stauffer
Ethel Lowther
Nielson
Las Vegas
Dean L. Knudsen
A. M. Sherwood
Accident Board Hears Local Case
The Idaho Industrial Accident Board heard witnesses on Helena P Nelson widow of James J Nelson 723 N Harrison Ave for compensation as the result of an accident. Mr Nelson was an employee of Peterson Furniture Co Exchange store at the time of his death. Decision in the case will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Industrial Accident Board
Helena P. Nelson
James J. Nelson
N. Harrison Ave
Nelson
Ant
Peterson Furniture Co
Scout Explorer Group Plans Outdoor Activities
Eight members of Post 317 Explorer Scouts meet at ISC Science Hall room 305 at 7 30 p m to plan hiking hunting camping and other outdoor pursuits. Dale Vesser notes the group formed a month ago under American Legion Post No 4 with Dr Al Taylor as post advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Explorer
Explorer Scout Post 317
al Taylor
Dennis Brown
Kay Metzner
Explorer Scouts
Science Hall
ISC
Dale Vesser
Post
American Legion Post
American Falls
Arco Desert
Fire Hits At Hospital In Blackfoot Weekend
Fire chief Fred Vogt reports three fires during the weekend in Blackfoot. A boiler room blaze at State Hospital South caused minor damage, a second furnace fire took about an hour and fifteen minutes to control, and a rural sheep camp blaze near Walker Rich caused about 350 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Fred Vogt
State Hospital South
Vogt
Walker Rich
Price Increases on 1948 Oldsmobiles Revealed
Detroit report says the Oldsmobile division unveiled its 1948 models with price tags higher by 26 to 33 dollars. Most 1948 Olds are face lifted versions of 1947 styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Oldsmobile
General Motors Corporation
Pocatello Couple Held On Forgery Charges in Butte
Loren Trefry and his wife Fay, both 19, were booked in Butte city jail on forgery charges. Fay claimed she signed checks totaling 206 dollars that her husband allegedly passed in several local stores as police questioned the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Pocatello, Te
Loren Trefry
Fay
First Idaho Electrical Contractors Meet Feb 16 17
Boise hosts the Idaho State Electrical Contractors Association in its first annual meeting on February 16 and 17. Secretary J. Carl Baldridge of Boise announced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ida
Idaho State Eelectrical Contractors Association
J. Carl Baldridge
Scout Explorer Troop Forms With Legion Sponsorship
Dr Albert E Taylor ISC chemistry professor and Pocatello sportsman accepted the position of advisor to a newly organized Scout Explorer troop sponsored by American Legion Post No 4. The program includes hunting activities dances firearm safety NRA junior rifle club and horseback riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Taylor
ISC
Pocatello
American Legion Post No. 4
Legionnaires
Births And Police Notice In Alameda Report
Mr and Mrs Howard Wilkins Blackfoot boy born January 24 at Parsons hospital. Mr and Mrs Wallace Grimmett Moreland girl born January 25 at Beck hospital. Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Young Route 1 Blackfoot girl born January 26 at Beck hospital. Car listed Idaho 1947 plate 41 1296. Police warning calls for a young man 20 to 24 wearing a leather jacket in a faded blue 1940 Ford two door sedan linked to molesting young girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wilkins
Blackfoot
Parsons Hospital
Wallace Grimmett
Moreland
Beck Hospital
Lorenzo “Young
Idaho
Jack Marshall
Alameda
Stolen items reported from Bannock hotel and nearby locations
STOLEN PROPERTY From F. E. Vanderbos Bannock hotel a Boyd Coffee Co sales man Saturday night from a car in 100 Block South Garfield three electric coffee stoves two packages chocolate pudding one 6 lb package of Boyds coffee value 119.14 STOLEN PROPERTY From auto belonging to Blaine Lyon 1617 South Third pair of chrome driving lights in shipping box Park Price 607 South Seventh tan fender skirt for 1947 Olds Mrs A F Johnson 424 West Sherman blue tailor tot STOLEN CAR From St Anthony Idaho 1947 green Kaiser
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Vanderbos
Bannock Hotel
Boyd Coffee Co
Garfield
Boyd’s
Blaine Lyon
South Third
Park Price
South Seventh
Olds
A. F. Johnson
West Sherman
Blue Tailor
St. Anthony
Idaho
Police Court Records On Drunkenness And Traffic Fines
Andrew Nephi pleaded guilty to intoxication with a $15 fine. Jim McGill had bond forfeited for intoxication at $15. David Dover pleaded guilty to intoxication with $15. William Kaiyou bond forfeited for intoxication at $15. Patrick McCool, 19, 428 South vote, speeding pleaded guilty with $20. Nick Valentine, 428 North Four er stop sign, bond forfeited $2.50. G L Petty parked in alley bond forfeited $5. Tracy A Edmunds stop sign bond forfeited $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Nephi
Jim McGill
David Dover
William Kaiyou
Patrick McCool
Nick Valentine
G. L. Petty
Tracy A. Edmunds
Curler Brushes Hair and Traps Pin in One Go
A new device combines curling with brushing and forms a curl while securing the bobby pin inside. The invention promises faster styling by integrating brushing rolling and pin retention in a single motion.
Pocatello Veteran Dudley Jr. Dies in Utah Hospital
Leon Park Dudley Jr. 32 of Smithfield Utah died at Salt Lake Veterans Hospital from wounds suffered in service. Born January 6 1916 in Logan he lived in Pocatello Los Angeles Logan and Smithfield. He served in the U S Army 1944 46 and was a member of LDS church and several veterans organizations. Survived by widow two sons Steven and Mary Ann Dudley and a daughter. his mother and several siblings. Funeral at Smithfield Second Ward LDS Church Wednesday at 1 pm with viewing at his home in Smithfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Park Dudley Jr
Smithfield
Cache County
Salt Lake Veterans Hospital
Logan
Leon P
Nora Carlson Dudley
Pocatelo
Irema Mowlemoe
Dudley Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Los Angeles
Calif
U. S. Army
American Legion
Veterans For Foreign Wars and
Disabled American Veterans
LDS Church
LDS Ward
Steven Howard
Mary’ Ann Dudley
Leon Park Dudley Sr
John Gilman Dudley
Ora Jean Harper
Bessie Rae Britt
Delilah McIlhenny
Nora Noe
Salt Lake City
Pennecy Kent
Mackay
Idaho
LDS Second Ward
Utah
St., Smithfield
Blackfoot man fined for issuing worthless checks
Glenn A. Hoff of Blackfoot was fined 25 dollars and 4.50 dollars costs by Justice Jack Gaasch after being found guilty of issuing worthless checks. He was arrested by a Bingham County deputy sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Glenn A. Hoff
Jack Gaasch
Bingham County
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Accident Board
Richard Grigora
Dr. Taylor
March OF Dimes
S. Srd Ave
Montana
Riv
Lions Club
Fawson Music Co
George Phillips
Pocatellans
Lions
News of Record
Omt Ee Eam
Franklin
D. Roosevelt
Otis
2Nd Ave
Pocatello Lumber Company
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