Junk Causes Court Battle in Newport
Mrs. Peyton Van Renssalaer testified she offered Timmy the Junkman a Florida trip and to beautify her estate at her expense, but the Sullivans refused. She seeks an injunction to force cleanup of a 100 by 25 foot, 12 to 16 foot high junk pile hogging the street and hindering rental opportunities. Timmy and Julia Sullivan attended. none spoke during testimony.
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Newport
R. I
Peyton van Renssalaer
Timmy the Junkman
Florida
John E. Mullen
Timmy
Julia Sullivan
van Renssalaer
Julia
Titimy
Rail Chief Seeks Aid for 40-Hour Week Challenge
Gustave Metzman president of the New York Central urged railroad mechanical divisions to cut costs and raise efficiency as the industry prepares to implement a 40 hour week starting Sept 1 with no pay cut. He said the move, aided by a seven cent hourly bump last October, could raise shop mechanics pay by about 25 percent.
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Chicago
Gustave Metzman
New York Central Railroad
Metzman
Association of American Railroads
Taft Urges Injunctions In Labor Bill Clash
Sen. Robert Taft urged the senate to insert Taft-Hartley anti strike injunctions into the administration's labor bill to guard against crippling strikes. He opposed Sen. Lucas plan to erase injunctions, saying seizure without injunction is ineffective. The vote on three amendments could decide the fate of the labor legislation and Congress's summer session.
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Washington
ULP
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Scott W. Lucas
Lucas
Taft
Congress
Youngster Found Drowned In River Near Grand Rapids
Two year old Michael Nowack, sought by hundreds in a prolonged search, was found drowned in the Grand River near Grand Rapids early Monday. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Nowack.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Michael Nowack
Grand River
Here
Guild Plan For Summer Study At Pocatello Theater
A summer study program under the Pocatello Theater Guild begins Thursday and runs through August. It covers voice and acting for stage and radio, with a radio series to be aired on a local station. Instructors include Mrs. T O Hillebrant, Mrs. Pat Cuvelop, and E C Reynolds. The next meeting is 8 p.m. Thursday in the McKenzie building. visitors may attend.
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Pocatello Theater Guild
C. J. Dickson
T. O. Hillebrant
Pat Cuvelop
E. C. Reynolds
McKenzie Building
Tragic disappearance ends as boy found in swamp
Gerald Nowack slipped from a child's harness during a Sunday stroll. Hundreds of volunteers searched the swamp along the river as state police aided by floodlights conducted dragging operations. The body was recovered by the search teams.
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Gerald Nowack
Youth Elixir Recipe Revealed by Eighty-Year-Old Sam Taylor
ISLEWORTH England sample The octogenarian Sam Taylor claims to reveal a youth elixir taught by his grandmother. Key ingredients include elder blossoms or berries and red clover blossoms mixed with a nettle and dandelion stew. After two hours of stewing strain and sweeten with lemon juice, then add yeast and bottle.
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Isleworth
England
Sam Taylor
Samuel
Brand inspectors meet in Sheridan Wyoming
State brand Inspector O. J. Shaw attended a gathering of western states brand inspectors in Sheridan Wyoming. He plans to return to Boise around June 30 or July 1, depending on travel arrangements.
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Boise
O. J. Shaw
Sheridan
Wyo
Court Rules Illegally Seized Evidence Admissible in State Trials
The Supreme Court or high court ruled that evidence obtained by illegal search may be used in state or local trials but not in federal courts. In the Julius A. Wolf case a Denver doctor was convicted as a conspirator in abortion cases. police seized records without a warrant. The decision split 6 to 3, with states like Colorado allowing such evidence despite constitutional protections against unreasonable search.
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Washington
Julius A. Wolf
Denver
Colorado
New light control shutdown affects Po catello signals
Fire officials reported Monday afternoon that Po catello traffic signals were turned off during the installation of a new central traffic light control system.
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Pocatello
Seaman Keith Clark Home on 30 Day Leave
Keith Clark, 20, of 716 No. 7th Ave., is home on a 30 day leave from naval duties at Coronado California. Clark is a yeoman second class assigned to the navy amphibious training base and has served since December 1946.
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Keith Clark
No. 7Th Ave
Coronado
Calif
Clark
Navy
Young Democrat Leaders Convene in Salt Lake City
Regional directors began arriving in Salt Lake City for the Young Democrats of America three day conference starting Friday. About 200 directors and state officers are expected to attend with the goal of setting the date for the 1949 national convention.
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Salt Lake City
Conference of
Young Democrat Clubs of America
War on priests spreads across eastern Europe
Vatican sources say more than 1,500 Catholic priests have been arrested, imprisoned, deported, or disappeared in Soviet dominated eastern Europe since World War II. The campaign targets Czechoslovakia and Archbishop Josef Beran as part of broad church persecution across Hungary, Albania, Poland, Romania, Yugoslavia, and the Baltic states. The exact toll is unknown. 1,509 is a conservative estimate.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Europe
Josef Beran
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Albania
Poland
Romania
Yugoslavia
Baltic States
Idaho Optometry Licenses Exam Starts With 21 Candidates
Twenty one candidates for Idaho optometry licenses began a four day examination in Boise. The group constitutes the largest optometry exam there since the war, according to Mrs Estella Mulliner director of the occupational license bureau.
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Boise
Idaho
Estella
Mulliner
Occupational License Bureau
Idaho PUC Schedules Hearings On Local Bus Services
Idaho Public Utilities Commission will hold hearings Tuesday and Wednesday. The commission will consider Carl Whitmore Transportation Service's request to operate express service between Boise and McCall. Also under review is Pacific Trailways request for six extra runs between Mountain Home Airbase and Boise.
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Boise
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
PUC
William B. Joy
Statehouse
Carl Whitmore Transportation Service
McCall
Pacific Trailways
Mountain Home
PAC
Joy
State official to attend Snake River Compact meeting
Boise commission notes that State reclamation Engineer Mark R. Kulp will depart Wednesday for Pocatello to attend a meeting of the Snake River Compact Commission.
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BOISE
State Reclamation
Mark R. Kulp
Pocatello
Snake River Compact Commission
Aged Lover Is Held For Trial In Chicago Swindle Case
Sigmund Engel 73, known for marrying women to steal from them, was arraigned in felony court on charges he swindled Mrs. Reseda Corrigan, 39, out of 8 700. Judge Hartigan raised bond to 50 000. Federal agents granted a warrant for violating the national stolen property act after similar claims by Mrs. Annette Kubiak and others. Engel allegedly used aliases and claimed vast wealth while courting and fleecing women.
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Chicago
Sigmund Engel
Aon
Matthew D. Hartigan
Engel
Hartigan
Reseda Corrigan
Romeo
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Dwin K. Walker
Annette Kubiak
South Bend
Ind
Parunia Engel
Paul H. Moore
California
Corrigan
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