Work Starts Soon On New Homes In Pocatello
Plans advance for 100 new homes on the West bench by Columbia Construction of Seattle. Forty houses start within 100 days with prices from 8500 to 10500 and two bedrooms expandable to four. First occupancies expected by October 1 with Neil K. Chase handling sales in Hyland Park.
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Pocatello West Bench
Columbia Construction Company
Seattle
Wash
Crome
Belies
Mountain Dri Hyland Park
Herb Witt
Gate City
Ross-Davis
Vitt
Neil K. Chase
Pocatello
Hyland Park
Klan Leader Morris Bonds Out To Produce Records
William Hugh Morris, Alabama Ku Klux Klan leader, posted $500 bond to gain release from jail on July 7 and must produce Klan records. He had been jailed for contempt of court by Circuit Judge Robert J. Wheeler. records reportedly stolen from his home during the wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
William Hugh Morris
Alabama
Ku Klux Klan
Morris
Robert J. Wheeler
Army Simplifies Stockpiled Automotive Parts List
After seven years of study the Army says 575000 automotive replacement parts are unnecessary. The wartime catalogue of 700000 parts now reduces to 125000 truly needed items. The review found duplicate stock numbers and outdated items, and the catalogue is being reclassified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Released-Jack Curley Jackson jailed over chimp incident
In Gate City, Jack Curley Jackson trainer of Cheeta the movie chimpanzee spent two and a half hours in the city jail Friday before posting a 25 bond for interfering with an officer. He was jailed after refusing to remove the chimp from Ross Park grounds amid a crowd of children. Jackson was released after the bond. Meanwhile a separate incident in the city reports a motorcycle crash injuring Carlos Medina. Weekend notices include Kiwanis program, repainting using Concretiite on the Pocatello House, and moves of residents Fred Wynn and Hugh Ivey. A school district reorganization committee will be elected in Bannock County. W. H. Francis and M. P. Hutchings of Beneficial Life are among 70 winners in a 70 000 new business contest, each to receive a monogrammed blanket.
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Jack
Curley) Jackson
Jackson
Ross Park
Ash
Bannock County
Court House
H. L. Fawson
W. H. Francis
M. P. Hutchings
Pocatello
Beneficial Life Insurance Company
City approves purchase of new Allis-Chalmers tractor-loader
Pocatello city council at a special session approved buying an Allis-Chalmers tractor-loader to replace a broken loader. The city will pay about $4,000 after trading in the damaged unit. Mayor W. W. Halsey announced the bid details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Allis-Chalmers Co
W. W. Halsey
Allis-Chalmers
Halsey
Idaho PUC sets Aug 22 rehearing on Mountain States rate case
Boise Idaho. The Idaho Public Utilities Commission announced a rehearing on Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. rate increase for the year-old application. The commission had denied a similar request for about $600 000 in rate boosts last March.
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BOISE
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Alameda Steps To Clean Health Hazard At Creek Nuisance
Alameda L W Thurston and the city council reported action after land owners along lower Pocatello Creek complained of a sewage disposal nuisance. Dead animals were removed and lime spread in the ditch to curb odor and filth. County health board members had earlier inspected and noted the nuisance, with Dr Sherrard stating quarantine as a possible remedy.
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Pocatello Creek
County Board of Health
Alameda L. W
County Health Board
Drs. Mby Sher
Family Quarrel Ends In Stabbing At Oasis Bar
Louis Archuletta, 22, was arrested after a fight with his wife led to a stabbing with a fingernail file at the Oasis Bar on North Main. Archuletta posted $100 bond, was released, but failed to appear in police court Saturday.
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Oasis
North Main Street
Louis Jose Archuletta
Archuletta
Nick Andrus
Former Resident Passes On Coast
John D. Rayle 89 of Long Beach, a pioneer Pocatello railroad dispatcher, died July 15 at his Long Beach home. He began his rail career May 19 1899 with the Oregon Short Line at Kemmerer, later served as dispatcher and chief dispatcher until retirement January 1 1930, then moved to Long Beach. Funeral services were by the Long Beach Elks Lodge No 888. Surviving are his wife Carrie and granddaughter Beverly Logan, both of Long Beach.
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John D. Rayle
Long Beach
Pocatello
H. P. Riggs
U. P
Rayle
Oregon Short Line
Kemmerer
Elks Lodge
Carrie
Beverly Logan
Four Killed By Train In Florida Collision
Haines City Florida police reported four people died and another critically injured in a collision between an automobile and an Atlantic Coast Line passenger train at a crossing three miles south of Haines City on State Highway 17. A 23 year old man his wife and nine year old son died at the scene. One more person died while en route to a Lakeland hospital. The train's baggage and mail cars were derailed delaying service. Names of the deceased and injured were being sought by authorities.
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Haines City
Fla
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Here
Lakeland, Fla
State Highway Patrol
Mayor Sits Tight On Annexation
Pocatello Mayor W. W. Halsey denied that a writ of mandamus is needed to record the citys annexation ordinance with Power county. he argued state law already records it and questioned county officials reluctance. Reports say the ordinance was received at Power county courthouse and will be opened Monday.
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Pocatello
W. W. Halsey
Gate City
Power County Recorder
Halsey
C. C. Thornhill
Power County Board of Commissioners
Thornhill
Births and marriages plus court notices in local records
Newell and Betty Corbridge of American Falls welcomed a daughter at St. Anthony Hospital on July 22. James Hook and Alice of 336 East Whitman had a son the same day, as did Antone Weeks and Alma Weeks of 129 South Fifteenth. Arthur Sahlberg and Jeanne of 255 South Johnson welcomed a daughter, and James Wheeldon and Dorothy of 816 North Twelfth had a son. Eugene Campbell and Bess Campbell of Tooele Utah had a daughter on July 22. Vern Fincher and Velma Fincher, both of Pocatello, and Mendel Lucatsky and Anabel Wilhite, both of Pocatello, along with John Howard of Kalispell and Grace Isakson of Kalispell, were issued marriage licenses. In the police court, several guilty pleas: five people for vagrancy with $100 suspended fines if they leave town. three for intoxication with $15 fines. Betty Hudson sentenced to 15 days for intoxication and disturbance with a knife at a local club.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Newell
Betty“Jo Corbridge
American Falls
James
Alice Hook
East Whitman
Antone
Alma Jean Weeks
South Fifteenth
Arthur
Jeanne Sahlberg
South Johnson
Dorothy Wheeldon
North Twelfth
Eugene
Bess Campbell
Tooele
Utah
Vern C. Fincher
Velma Fincher
Pocatello
Mendel Lucatsky
Anabel Wilhite
John M. Howard
Grace Isakson
Kalispell, Mont
James Tyler
Thomas A. O’brien
Lupe Rodriguez
Rudolph Musilino
James Moody
Joe Felix Romero
Alfonso Remos
William Grey
Betty Hudson
Miss Hudson
Porters and Waiters Club
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Bond
East Bench
Carlos Medina
North
Harrison
Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Charles Ward
Lee Fawson
Pocatello House
East Center
C. A. Ginzel
Garland Company
Fred Wynn
Randolph
Wynn
Garrett's Transfer Company
Pocatello Bureau
Ernest Sherrill
Seattle, Wash
U. S. Weather Bureau
Laramie, Wyo
Hugh Ivey
N. Garfield
Trip
George Frost
Earl Campbell
City
Power
Caribou County
Bistline Agency
Yarthur
3Rd St
Nash
Prit
Automotive News
Neth Motors
Nash-Kelvinator Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
Hoover Motor Company Sales & Service
550
Center St
Alameda
Rard
H. H. Hughart
Sherrard
Henry F. McQuade
Annexation
Lee Wil Ct
News OF Record
BOB Jacksons
Shamrock Club
Jimmie
Jamerson
Billy Grays
Hollywood
Jimmie Jamerson
Ted Husing
Perry Como
Bob Burns
Ronald Coleman
Wallace Beery
Sidney Greenstreet
Hig
James Cagney
Nate Morgan Jewelers
Central
Aus
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