Judge Rules Batise Village Creation Lacked Residents
A memorandum by Judge Isaac McDougall in Power county district court finds the village of Batise was legally uncreated due to fewer than 125 actual residents when the county board acted. The ruling would reverse the incorporation order, with possible appeal to the Idaho Supreme Court via attorney B A McDevitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
W. C. Loofbourrow
American Falls
Powers County Commission
Power County Commission
Basil Walker
Wayne Dutson
Levi Walker
Ona Walker
Rudolph Rast
District Court
Batise
Taxpayers’ Appeal
County Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Housing Unit Plan Makes Gain in Pocatello
Westello plans available for inspection by donors and the public through the Pocatello chamber of commerce. Highland park development bids will open soon despite an automobile crash involving H. B. Markham, with officials saying proceedings proceed. FHA approved site and street layout. first 25 houses to purchasers chosen by receipt order. applications mailed to Pocatello Industrial Housing Committee. committee members include Baum Markham Briggs Smith and architect Cedric Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westello
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Highland Park Depreement
Westllo
H. B. Markham
O. R. Baum
Pocatello Industrial Housing Committee
P. O
City
Baum
Markham
Frank Briggs
Rolland Smith
Cedric Allen
Red Cross Aide Visits Miss Edith Ackerman
Miss Edith Ackerman visits the local Red Cross chapter office as the newly appointed field representative for the southern Idaho and northern Utah district of the Junior Red Cross. She will meet chapter board members and help outline activities for the year after previously directing Junior Red Cross in Pierce County Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Ackerman
Junior Red Cross
Miss Ackerman
Idaho
Utah
Red Cross
Alameda Park to Choose All Star Softball Team
Athletic Supervisor Wally Kelly announced Alameda park will pick the citywide all star softball team this week. He has returned to duty after a 15 day hospital stay and is scouting Knothole players who must attend daily to earn spots on the lineup. The district reports high attendance in Alameda park, and competition is expected to be keen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda Park
Wally Kelly
Veterans Hospital
Kelly
Alameda Star
Salt Shaker Mementos Create Mrs Taylor’s Travel Keepsakes
Mrs. V. A. Taylor of 32 Ravine Dr. collects salt shakers from across the United States. Her four grown children began the habit with a copper thimble sized shaker, pink elephants, and ceramic hot dogs. The collection, started by a mining man’s gift, fills wall shelves in the Taylor dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Taylor
Ravine Dr
Mama
Labor Group Sets Bills for Women Work, Child Labor Rules
The joint labor legislative committee in Lewiston prepared drafts on eight hour work limits for women, sanitary facilities, and safety standards. A child labor age set at 16 or 18, depending on job. Repeals on secondary boycotts and portal-to-portal pay proposed. A six month back wages limit would be repealed as discriminatory. Various labor and veteran groups attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Labor Legislative Committee
Lewiston
Bonnie McCullough
Idaho State Federation of Labor
Miss McCullough
Pocatello
State Labor Commissioner's Office
George W. Warren
Montpelier
Railroad Brotherhood
Farm Work In Area Drops In Idaho
Tradesmen find jobs in Pocatello while agricultural workers face scarcity until grain harvest around August 10. Haying and beet hoeing near completion. Mexican workers in southeast Idaho left idle awaiting fall harvest. Gate City seeks machinists electricians carpenters and painters. Franklin county openings include teachers year round farm hands household help and waitresses.
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Pocatello
U. S. Employment Service
Idaho
Gate City
Franklin County
Obituaries Lucy Gordon Hayne and Beulah Muriel Neal
Mrs Lucy Gordon Hayne 75 died at her daughter’s Fort Hall after a long illness. She was born in Rosebud South Dakota January 21 1873 and is survived by husband Paul H Hayne two daughters two sons a sister and a brother with 10 grandchildren. Funeral and interment in Poplar Montana under McHan Henderson. Beulah Muriel Neal 39 of 830 East Lander St died in a local hospital. Born October 24 1908 in Watonga Oklahoma she married Anton Strack then Fay O Neal. Survived by husband two daughters father four sisters and a brother. Funeral arrangements are under McHan Henderson.
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Lucy Gordon Hayne
Ed Lessert
Fort Hall
Mrs. Hayne
Rosebud
South Dakota
Paul H. Hayne
Poplar
Montana
Richard Washington
Wanklee
Fred Hayne
Gallup
New Mexico
Harold Hayne
Red Lake
Minn
Julia Valandra
St. Francis
Joseph Gordon
Gregory
Episcopal Church
Mont
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Beulah Muriel Neal
East Lander St
Watonga
Oklahoma
Jess
Mabel Southerland Cordell
Anton Strack
Fay O. Neal
Pocatello
Carol Lee Strack
Jess Cordell
John Pierce
Harley Wynn
Morell Gwaltney
Murphy
Calif
Byron Daugherty
Arapho
Okla
Sam Cordell
Idaho Democrats Eye August 26 Platform Convention
Dan J. Cavanagh state Democratic chairman said the party will likely hold its state platform convention on August 26. He also planned to convene the state central committee next week to set the meeting's time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Dan J. Cavanagh
Democratic
State Central Committee For
Court clerk fines and traffic arrests fill police blotter
Guilty pleas and fines dominate the record with multiple drivers fined for running stop signs and signals. Notables include Herman Levinson $2.50 and Jim Ames $5.00, with various suspensions and bond forfeitures. A driving mishap near the U S 30 underpass yielded only slight damages and no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Levinson
Dino Rosa
Jim Ames
Morris Jensen
George A.alldredge
J. Lee Casteel
Homer E. Campbell
Eddie Taylor
George F. Chatterton
Leroy Longtin
Frank Serean, Jr
Thomas Gilbert
Jack Rhondeau, Jr
Jose Borcas
Sewer Line Bid Okayed for Poca-tello Interceptor
City council reviewed and accepted an $82,225 bid from Brennan and Calloon for the Poca tello interceptor sewer line. Work will start near Cottonwood Ave as part of the top municipal improvement on the schedule. Baliff and Briggs had studied and recommended the bid after earlier openings on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Les Baliff
Baliff
Raymond Briggs
Brennan
Cahoon
Cottonwood Ave
Baliff and
Briggs
Purrington to Attend Lions Club Convention in New York
Robert W. Purrington of Poca Tello s Lions Club and Safeway manager leaves for New York City on Western Air Lines flight 9 20 p m Saturday July 24 as official delegate to the Lions club convention. He plans to return July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Purrington
Pocatello’s Lions Club
Safeway Stores, Inc
New York City
Western Air Lines
Lions Club
Purrington
Pocatello
Idaho Cattlemen Plan Annual State Tour
The Idaho Cattlemen's Association opens its annual tour August 20 with a kickoff breakfast in Idaho Falls. Some 50 to 60 members will travel north to West Yellowstone Montana Salmon and end in the copper basin near Mackay August 24. Participants include cattlemen railroad officials university staff extension personnel and livestock magazine representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Idaho Cattlemen's Association
Leon Weeks
Boise
Yellowstone
Mont
Salmon
Copper Basin
Mackay
University and Extension Service
Livestock Magazine
Weeks
No Dumping Signs Erected Along City Roads
Street department workers install fourteen No Dumping signs on both sides of Pocatello to deter littering. Capt. Frank McKinnon with police assistance marks locations on U S 30 and Mink Creek road. signs, made in the department shops, feature mile markers and arrowheads to resist tampering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Frank McKinnon
Police Department
U. S. 30
Mink Creek
Henry Palmer
Henry Thompson
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B. C. Brown
Houston
Tex
Goldy
Goltv
May Taylor
Honolulu
Delos
Hawaiian Islands
Navy
Labor Group
L. B. Allison
Glenns Ferry
Hobart Burns
Sixth District Federation
Owen Knowlton
American Legion
Leonard Hall
State Federation
Richard Shhaefer
Lewiston Orchard Farmers’ Union
Jess Vetter
Coeur d’Alene
Rere
News of Record
Marjor Rhae Mandler
Berthold A. Mandler
Fifth District
Mandlers
Elkton
Merrill J. Ostler
Fifth District Court
Verna K. Ostler
Justice Court
Paul Denney
Charles Hyde
Justice of the Peace
B. T. McCormack
Jones Road
Paul Ritzman
West Center St
R & G Jewelrs
C. Goddard
Idaho St
Marian Christensen
Rt. 2
North
J. G. Merrill
Ravine Drive
Loval Lauritze
South Fifth
D. E. Griffith
South Tenth
Ee Perry Tara
Is Scientific
Loyalty Club
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Ross Park
ISC
Tom B. Murray
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Dick D’easum
Roger L. Guernsey
Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
College Forestry Department
Bannock County
Norman Berg
Fruitland
Bob Birdsall
Pocatello Florists
Idaho State Florists
George A. Reberger
Caldwell
Louie A. Dremolski
Forest Service
Dremolski
Cattlemen
Aminipomey Meard
Rock Wool
Ae Taree
N. Main
Willys-Overland
Truck & Bus Equip. CO
The
Pri
Creas Steel
Ing Fay
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