U S Court Ends Session Over Private Highway Settlement
The United States district court eastern division adjourned after final civil trial. Shirley Keele and daughter Julia Lee settled for 7250 dollars with Marlin and Eva Hogan for injuries from a June 7, 1948 highway crash on U S 30 near Blazer Siding. Judge Chase A. Clark ordered judgment reflecting the stipulation with no costs.
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United States — District Court
Shirley Keele
Julia Lee
Marlin
Eva Hogan
Keefes
Hogans
U. S. 30
Blazer Siding
Cansel
Chase A. Clark
ISC Lauded In Magazine
The May Idaho Business Women issue features a full page on a panel discussion about the Atlantic defense pact. Presiding was Clark S. Carlile, with participants Ralph Swisher Pocatello a junior Dr. R. C. Stevenson Pompie Johnson Pocatello a junior and Dr. Merrill D. Beal. An hour long symposium followed and civic organizations were invited to attend.
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Idaho Business Women
Idaho State Federation of Business and Professional Women
Idaho State College
Clark S. Carlile
Ralph Swisher
Pocatello
R. C. Stevenson
Pompie Johnson
Merrill D. Beal
Solons Vote More Clerks for the House
The House approved hiring an additional clerk for each member at 4200 dollars per year and shifted some telegraph tolls to taxpayers. It also trimmed the 1950 budget to 62.2 million dollars to run Congress, with most cuts in Senate funding. The clerk bill passed by voice vote and goes to the White House. Some minor Senate changes were adopted.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
White House
Stake States Conference Held by Pocatello LDS Church
The Pocatello stake of the LDS church hosts a quarterly stake conference today and Sunday. A priesthood meeting is at 8 p.m. in the Fourth ward chapel, with two Sunday sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. in Frazier hall. Elder Stephen L. Richards from Salt Lake City attends as conference visitor. Special music is being prepared by the elders chorus under Mrs. Arvilla Croshaw.
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Pocatello
LDS Church
Fourth Ward
Frazier Hall
Stephen L. Richards
Salt Lake City
Thirteenth
Arvilla Croshaw
Sonja Henie Robbed Again of Furs in Transit
Ice star Sonja Henie reported theft of sable stoles gowns and other finery valued at about 35000. The items were in three suitcases stolen from a truck en route from her midtown hotel to the air freight terminal. Insurance covered the loss and she canceled a flight to Los Angeles.
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New York
Sonja Henie
Miss Henie
Pat Atteo
Los Angeles
Reporter Victim My His Subjects in Winnipeg Pickpocket Capers
Winnipeg Tribune reporter Har d Miloff said a story on pickpockets was stolen from his pocket on a crowded street. The incident followed days of installments detailing how pickpockets operated in the city.
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Winnipeg
Man
Hard Miloff
Winpeg Tribune
Tribune
Capture of Taxi Robbers Here Credits Policemen
The Pocatello police acted swiftly after a Thursday night taxicab holdup blocking all city exits within seconds of the report. Mayor W. W. Halsey praised the teamwork of city county and state units as they closed in, forcing the suspects to abandon the cab within fifteen minutes.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Police Department
W. W. Halsey
Orval Bennett
Halsey
Resident Engineer Office Opens at Rigby Field
Col. William Whipple announces the Rigby field office becomes a resident engineer office of the corps of engineers effective Sunday. Walter J. Murphy is named resident engineer, with duties at the Rigby office. The move places flood control and other construction under Rigby, improving supervision and cutting travel costs.
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Rigby Field Office
Corps of Engineers
William Whipple
Walla Walla, Wash
Army Engineers
Snake River
Big Wood River
Walter J. Murphy
Walla Walla
Seattle
Rigby
Murphy
Leonard G. Estey
Boise
Col. Whipple
Idaho
Wyoming
Mexican Troops Occupy Oil Union Building After Clash
Federal troops occupied the oil workers union building in Ciudad Madero after a protest meeting ended in a shooting. At least one worker was killed and another wounded, amid riots over a new labor contract with Petroleos Mexicanos, the government oil company.
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Tampico
Mex
Oil Workers Union
Ciudad Madero
Petroleos Mexicanos
Government Oil Company
Bumper Crop Forecast for Southeastern Idaho Farmers
John H. Webb of the Idaho Farm Bureau sees an overall bumper harvest due to favorable weather and above average planted acreage. Hay harvests are progressing well in Twin Falls and the capital region while sugar beet acreage is down due to dry ground and replanting in potatoes. Grain and pea yields are expected high with potatoes delayed by spring rains.
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Idaho
John H. Webb
Idaho Farm Bureau
Twin Falls
Webb
Trainmen to hold parley with Idaho Utah lodges in Ogden
About 100 members from Idaho Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen lodges will attend the Utah Idaho convention in Ogden on June 22. Edgar B. Gayhart, general chairman, said 200 from Idaho and Utah combined are expected, with lodges in Pocatello Montpelier and Nampa. Wives will join the auxiliary as activities are planned. Registration opens at 8 a.m. at the Hotel Ben Lomond.
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Idaho Brotherhood of Railroad
Gem State
Ogden
Edgar B. Gayhart
Gayhart
Pocatello
Idaho
Utah
Montpelier
Nampa
Ben Lomond
Boys Sought For Breaking Windows
Police investigated reports that boys tossed rocks at parked cars in the baseball parking lot during a game. Windows were found broken on one car after questioning three youths nearby. They named another boy and two others. officers could not contact the additional suspects.
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ISC
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Rigby Field
Rte Traiimen
Maine
Louisana
Maryland
Air Express
Bannock
Lovie Wertz
Dad
Jantzen
Scoop’s
Scorp Men’s Store
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