General Steps In Army Youth Won't Marry Japanese Girl
Mrs. Oren Reed reported Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger promised to block her son Corporal Delbert M. Reed from marrying a Japanese girl before his December discharge. Eighth Army commander said marriage in Japan requires his authorization and would not be approved. The son stationed in Kyoto had written of plans to wed Kimiko Jean.
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Columbus
Oren Reed
Robert L. Eichelberger
Cpl
Delbert M. Reed
Eighth Army
Japan
Kyoto
Kimiko
Jean
Eichelberger
New Area Planned for City Youth Playground
The Community Recreation Commission inspecting Emerson play area on South Grant Avenue asks Les Ballis to survey the land and estimate costs to convert it into a playground. Members on the inspection were E. A. Bogert Edna Service Arilla Blackhurst and Afton Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Recreational Commission
Emerson
South Grant Avenue
Les Ballis
E. A. Bogert
Edna Service
Arilla Blackhurst
Afton Barrett
Cascade schools chief buys The Mountaineer
Thomas Adams superintendent of Cascade schools purchased The Mountaineer as announced Tuesday in Idaho City.
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Idaho City
Ida
Thomas Adams
Cascade
Mountaineer
Double Death Of Couple Is Mystery
Mary Jane Reed, 18, found shot in the brain two miles from where her escort Stanley Skridla, 28, was slain last Thursday. Both victims died from a .32 caliber pistol. Police say the couple, last seen at an Oregon tavern, were killed in separate locations with few clues available.
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Oregon
Mary Jane Reed
Stanley Skridla
Skridla
Miss Reed
Skindla
Fred Horner
Horner
Fred Nelson Pioneer Dies in Blackfoot at 81
Fred Nelson 81 early Blackfoot resident died at his home on 63 South Pine Street He was born April 2 1867 in Englesbeck Sweden and came to Blackfoot in 1887 A lifelong worker in mines canals farming and railroads he served on the Firth school board for 17 years directed the Snake River Valley Irrigation district for six years and held three Idaho State Legislature terms 1933 35 37 He married Mary Ann Firth Feb 17 1895 and left six children seven grandchildren three brothers and one sister He was a Lutheran and longtime Mason Past Master of St Johns Lodge Shelley Idaho affiliated with several Masonic bodies Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm in Blackfoot Lutheran Church with graveside rites by the Masonic Lodge
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Blackfoot
Fred Nelson
Bingham County
Pine Street
Englesbeck
Sweden
Gust
Ingri Jensen Nelson
Salmon River
Firth
Snake River Valley
Idaho
Mary Ann Firth
Oscar L
C. Fred
William B. Nelson
Thomas
Harry G
Shell Beach
Calif
Dorcas Leach
Lompoc
Axel
Carl Nelson
John Nelson
Boise
Emma Christensen
Idaho Falls
Lutheran Church
Masonic Lodge
St. Johns Lodge
Shelley
Soil Conservation District Schedules Three Meetings
American Falls authorities announce three meetings of the Power County Soil Conservation District starting tonight at 8 p.m. in the courthouse. A July 1 session at Rockland school house and July 2 at Pauline school follow. landowners nominate three new supervisors and circulate 25-signature petitions for submission to the state soil conservation commission. Ivan Wolverton of Fairview and Fred Tiede of Pleasant Valley are newly appointed directors assisting.
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American Falls
Power County Soil Conservation District
Sterling Schow
Rockland
Ae Pauline
State Soil Conservation Commission
Ivan Wolverton
Fairview
Fred Tiede
Pleasant Valley
Will Asist
Dietz Hurt In Accident
Salvation Army Major Alred A. Dietz 57 of 532 West Wyeth St. was cut on the forehead in a two vehicle crash at the junction of West Wyeth St. and South Arthur Ave. Barney T. McCormack 25 of 130 Portneuf Park was arrested on reckless driving charges. Robert W. Johnson of Colbeer Motor Court and Chris Edward Johnson of North Power Ore were also arrested for reckless driving in separate incident on Highway 30.
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Salvation Army
Alred A. Dietz
West Wyeth St
Barney T. McCormack
Portneuf Park
McCormack
South Arthur Ave
Dietz
Fez Club Opening Set at 436 North Main St
The Fez Club dedicates its new clubhouse at 436 North Main St on Tiggsday 8 p m with a Shriners housewarming. Built by Brennan and Cahoon at an estimated $25 000 on a 30 by 60 foot plot, the club will feature a buffet lunch and informal fez hats. Officers include R L Getty president and Clarence Garrett vice president with Evans, Miller, Deaton, Parker, Porges, Shuster, Edgar and Kerr as trustees.
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Fez Club
North Main St
Shriners
R. L. Getty
Brennan & Cahoon Contractors
Getty
Clarence Garrett
E. H. Evans
Roy Miller
M. T. Deaton
William Parker
Myron Porges
Pocatellans Named to State Jaycee Committees
Two Pocatello Jaycees are named to lead state Jaycee committees. Lew Harrison becomes state profit making chairman and Norman Berg heads the state agricultural committee. Harrison will advise clubs statewide on finances while Berg assists local clubs in promoting Idaho Agriculture. The piece closes with a light note about policemen and a judge.
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Pocatello Jaycees
C. Wayne Tucker
Boise
Lew Harrison
Norman Berg
Pocatello Soil Conservation
Harrison
Berg
Idaho Green
Pocatello
Idaho
Traffic and court notes from Louis Ringe and others
Police court records list traffic signals cases for Louis Don Ringe Wilford G Averett and Harold L Bullington plus speeding charges for Sam Scott and Lulu Yupe trespassing for 50 dollars vagrancy for William Lopez and fees for attorney's services and temporary support ordered for Ruby Graham. Earl W Graham served papers. hearing set July 3 at 11 am before Judge Isaac McDougall. Car recovered by Blackfoot sheriff June 28. stolen from Paul Broberg at 1135 South Fourth Ave in the 100 block south Railroad Avenue with no damage but missing chains and bricklayer tools.
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Wilford G. Averett
Wallace Madison
Harold L. Bullington
Sam, Scott
Lulu Yupe
William Lopez
Earl W. Graham
Alma Marley
Ruby
Appeal Filed in Himstreet Case by County Recorder
Notice of appeal filed with county recorder Anna Keefe on June 28 in the case of Robert Charles Himstreet. Attorneys O R Baum and Darwin D Brown filing the appeal. Himstreet serves six months and pays a 200 dollar fine for attempting extortion of a woman. Marriage licenses listed for June 28 include Earl William Ames and Patsy Darlene Neihart both of Pocatello. Mother's consent noted for June 29 Raymond Bevis Ramsey and Idola Madge Porter of Lava Hot Springs.
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Anna Keefe
Robert Charles Himstreet
O. R. Baum
Darwin D. Brown
Himstreet
Earl William Ames
Pocatello
Patsy Darlene Neihart
Raymond Bevis Ramsey
Lava Hot Springs
Idola Madge Porter
Youth Croquet Tournaments Set Across City Playgrounds
City recreation officials announce croquet events this week with two age groups under 12 and 12 plus. Final championship is Saturday at 10 a.m. at Irving Field. Children should register with the supervisor or nearest playground.
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Wayne Booth
Irving Field
Booth
New Molds Arrive for Arts and Crafts Classes
A shipment of about 200 rubber molds arrived Monday for arts and crafts classes. Mrs. Orlean Hronek, the arts and crafts director, said the molds include bookends plaques wall plaques and figurines. She called the news of the equipment arrival like wildfire and noted the molds were unpacked.
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Orlean Hronek
Phone hearing set Boise for Mountain States rate increase
A Boise hearing on Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. general rate increase was scheduled for August 2 at 10 a.m. Bert Auger, president of the public utilities commission, announced the request totals 602000 dollars annually.
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BOISE
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bert Auger
Public Utilities Commission
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Pocatello Flying Service Inc
Virginia Mayo
Virginia
Samuel Goldwyn
Danny Kaye
A. G. Anderson
Grove City
Peck Jand Packham Mortuary
Fez
Pocatellans
J. C. Boards
Western Wear Headquarters
Cowboy
Justin
Acme
Frontier Pants
Spurs
Frontier Suits
Levis
Perry
Martin
Harry Sandy
Modern Shoe & Sporting Goods
News of Record
Louis Don Ringe
Sheriff's Office
Uch
Curity
Rite Forks
Quel
MIT
Emt I Sa
Southeast Idaho Furniture Co
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