New Chlorophyll Method Aims to Extend Human Life
Dr. Boris Berkman unveiled a six year develop method to extract stable biologically active chlorophyll from plants. The process preserves vitamins A, E, and K and claims to be non poisonous in tests on rats and dogs. Berkman and his sister Dr Sophia Berkman plan large scale production for consumer use.
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Omaha, Neb
Boris Berkman
Chicago
The
National Farm
Chemurgic Council
Berkman
Sophia Berkman
Milkweed Floss Corporation
Navy
Russia
University of Wisconsin
Northwestern University
Know Your Jeweler in Pocatello Idaho
Ad from Harrison's jewelry store in Pocatello Idaho notes shopping hints and cautions. It mentions four spinning wheels like a grandmother and a rest cure for Mrs Tolmie, with staff updates and rail road watches for instant delivery. It also warns about Sheffield Plate and reconstructed birth stones and urges customers to know their jeweler.
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Pocatello
Sheffield Plate
Idaho
Harrison's
South Main
Three men held in Stockmen's Cafe safe theft case
In Ekalaka Montana Sheriff L T Waterland said three men were arrested in a local restaurant after a $600 safe was stolen from Newell South Dakota. The group had 13 guns a suitcase of ammunition and $200. They drove away in a stolen 1947 Buick and gave names Bill Green 20 Peoria Illinois LaVerne Seess 23 Omaha Nebraska Walter Bartels 24 Abgron Nebraska. They claimed to have dropped the safe along the road between Newell and Ekalaka and extradition was waived.
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Ekalaka
Mont
L. T. Waterland
Newell
S. D
Waterland
Nebraska
Bill Green
Peoria
Ill
LaVerne Seess
Omaha
Neb
Walter Bartels
Abgron
South Dakota
Heiress Grimditch Faces Separate $250000 Suit in Phoenix
In Phoenix, Gioia Grimditch seeks divorce verdict this week while her attorneys file a second suit for moral misconduct worth 250000. The plaintiff William H Grimditch Jr claims Gioia carried on an affair with Blake Brophy while he served overseas in 1946. Both seek custody of their two children.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Gioia Grimditch
J. Mercer Johnson
Grimditch
William’ .H. Grimditch,Jr
Rydal
Jay Gould
Blake Brophy
William Henry III
Gloria Tioia
ITU Charged With Delaying Injunction Suit
In Indianapolis an attorney for the American Newspaper Publishers association charged the AFL Printers union is delaying the government injunction suit against the International Typographical Union. The pre trial hearing before Judge Luther Swygert ended without settlement as to how broad the injunction should be.
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Indianapolis
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
AFL Printers’ Union
Elisha Hanson
Luther M. Swygert
International Typographical Union
AFL
Swygert
Idahoan Landt Named President of American Dairy Association
Bryce S. Landt of Wisconsin Dells succeeds Daniel Carlson of Willmar as president of the American Dairy Association. Landt helped organize the association in 1938 and has been its first national treasurer and longtime leader of the Wisconsin state group. William L. Hendrix of Boise elected secretary as four new states Alabama Arizona Georgia and South Carolina join, bringing total state membership to forty. A catfish stops eating in cold weather and may stay motionless for months.
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Chicago
Bryce _ S. Landt
Wisconsin Dells
Wis
Daniel T. Carlson
Willmar
Minn
American Dairy Associaon
Landt
Wisconsin
Carlson
William L. Hendrix
Boise
Ida
Alabama
Arizona
Georgia
South Carolina
Destroyer U S S Duncan Reaches Port After Explosion
The destroyer Duncan limped into Los Angeles for repairs after an acetylene gas explosion aboard. One man died and 14 were injured, six seriously, when a 40 foot hole opened from deck to water line amid a shipboard fire. Cmdr. Paul Van Levynen said leaking acetylene from a container in the shipfitters shop caused the blast during a general quarters drill. The vessel had left port with three others for Pearl Harbor on a top secret mission. Reports of Eniwetok atomic tests were not commented on by officers.
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U. S. S. Duncan
Los Angeles
Sea Ree Lee
Pearl Harbor
U.S.S. Duncan
Cmdr
Paul van Levynen
Cincinnati
Shipfitters
California
Duncan
Western Pacific
Hero
Eniwetok
Blackfoot Hosts Idaho School Trustees Meeting
Boise date set for the Idaho School Boards association annual meeting with Howard W. Anderson noting attendees will include scores of district trustees and educators. The program centers on the theme better schools for Idaho under the reorganization plan and features speakers Kenneth F. Dean J E Buchanan Dr Carl W McIntosh.
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BOISE
Idaho School, Trustees Association
Howard W. Anderson
Blackfoot
Ogden Names Acting Chief After Vice Charge Resignation
In Ogden Utah Captain Clif ford K Keeter resigned as police chief effective March 15 amid a vice enforcement controversy. Mayor Harman Peery appointed detective Maurice Stephens as acting chief and aims for a permanent pick within a week. Keeter 23 years on force faced questions from Weber County safety council chairman C N Woods over enforcement of vice laws.
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Ogden
Clifford K. Keeter
Organized Vice
Utah
Keeter
City Commission
Harman Peery
Maurice Stephens
Peery
C. N. Woods
Weber County Safety Council
Machine Sale Draws Crowd
Blackfoot reports brisk bidding on about 200 pieces of farm machinery at the annual sale sponsored by the Bingham County advisory committee. Auctioneer Severin Johnson of Blackfoot, aided by M. B. West and Aaron York as assistants plus Alma Chaffin and H. M. Mecham, drew strong competition despite a morning snowstorm. The crowd turnout was large and the day warmed by the sun after an initial chill.
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Bingham County Advisory ‘Committee
Severin Johnson
M. B. Weston
Aaron York
Alma Chaffin
Blackfoot
H. M. Mecham
Firth
University of Idaho Obtains Full Song Rights Here We Have Idaho
The University of Idaho now holds full rights to the song Here We Have Idaho after the composers Dr. McKinley Helm and Bethel Packenham Congdon donated the rights to the university board of regents. The tune has been sung by Idahoans and the student body for years.
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Moscow
Ida
University of Idaho
Plans Set for Youth Welfare Activities By Local Chamber
Plan details from LACKFOOT Frank Fullmer chair of the chamber of commerce youth welfare committee outline ten tentative activities. The proposals will be presented at a special meeting with the city council in the chamber offices on Tuesday evening in March.
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Lackfoot
Frank Fullmer
Chamber of Commerce Youth's Welfare Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Thornhills Plead Guilty in Assault Case. Husband Sentenced
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Thornhill pleaded guilty to assault and received sixty days in the county jail. Mrs. Thornhill’s sentence was suspended because she is expecting a baby. Jacob Pete Wedell was found guilty of bigamy and given a sixty day sentence by District Judge Guy Stevens.
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Blackfoot
Charles E. Thornhill
Debates Planned for Ricks College Schedule
Professor Claude Burtenshaw announced Ricks College will hold debates March 19-20 with Northwest Nazarene College and the College of Idaho at Nampa. A tentative Utah Idaho tournament is set for Albion on April 1 and a Northwest debating tournament at Bozeman, Montana, on April 15.
Bevin declares recent Antarctic landings illegal
British Foreign Secretary Bevin told the Commons that Argentina and Chile violated sovereignty with Antarctic landings and that Britain has removed flags left behind. He cited naval strength to protect British Honduras and urged calm while negotiations continue.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Britain
Bevin
Commons
Sheffield
Devonshire
British Honduras
Guatemala
Foreign Office
Guatemala City
W. H. Gal
Lienne
Argentina
Chile
Antarctica
Nigeria
Capetown
Wholesale Food Prices Move Upward
Wholesale food prices rose for the first time since the market collapse while hogs, cattle, and grains fluctuated. Hog prices fell 75 cents to 1.50 per hundred pounds at major centers, with large shipments and some regional losses, while slaughter cattle held steady to up 25 cents. Wheat and corn futures edged lower overall on the Chicago board of trade, and the Dun and Bradstreet index for 31 foods climbed to 6.70 for the week ending March 2, up from 6.61 prior, with gains in flour, beef products, and grains amid mixed movements.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Chicago Board of Trade
Grain Exchange
Dun & Bradstreet
Power County Farm and Home Institute Held
The annual Power county farm and home institute was held in American Falls Idaho on Wednesday. Sponsored by the American Falls Chamber of Commerce and the Power county farm bureau. Speakers included extension horticulturist Anton S. Horn extension dairyman G. C. Anderson extension husbandman E. F. Rinehart soil specialist Vance T. Smith and Mildred Haberly state nutrition specialist all of Boise.
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American Falls
Ida
Power County Farm and Home Institute
American Falls Chamber of Commerce
Power County Farm Bureau
Anton S. Horn
G. C. Anderson
E. F. Rinehart
Vance T. Smith
Mildred Haberly
Boise
Two Newburgh Journalists Freed in Habeas Appeal
Two Newburgh, New York journalists Douglas V. Clarke and Charles L. Leonard were released from jail into their attorney’s custody after appealing a habeas corpus writ. They previously received 10 days imprisonment and $100 fines for refusing to reveal a confidential source about lottery ticket copies tied to a gambling expose.
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White Plains
N. Y
Newburgh
Douglas V. Clarke
The
Newburgh News
Charles L. Leonard
Supreme Court
Frank H. Coyne
Clarke
Leonard
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