Sugar Beet Rate Boost Is Approved
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission approved a 15 percent intrastate rate increase for transporting sugar beets by rail and a 20 percent rise for certain ores and concentrates. The action follows a rehearing after prior refusals and aligns with an interstate rate rise. The commission noted lifted price controls and allowed beet industry costs to rise. The ore and concentrate increase excludes limited valuation targets.
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BOISE
Public Utilities Commission
Idaho
PUC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Responsibility Is Freedom Price Kiwanis Chief Says
Marvin Carlsen Kiwanis Lieutenant Governor spoke to the Kiwanis club on citizenship responsibility as the price of freedom. He urged faith and knowledge during troubled times, with guests and attending members from Buhl and Idaho Falls clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Carlsen
Buhl
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Carlsen
Buhl Club
Fred Kallusky
Amos
Jack Winkler
Irvin Rothchild
al Sarli
Harold Reed
Dr. Bland, Sutton
Vincent Beni
Dick Carson
E. H. Costerlin
William London
Idaho Falls
Lenten Picture Golgotha Shown At Grace Church
The Lenten film Golgotha will be shown at Grace church Wednesday at 8 p m. The one million dollar production was filmed in France with a large cast and depicts Jesus last week. Pastor R A Koch says the midweek worship service is replaced by the film. No admission and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
France
R. A. Koch
Cleare Estate Valued at Eighty Two Thousand Four Hundred
Walter H. Cleare, former Poca businessman, died last month leaving an estate valued at 82,400 dollars. A probate petition names his widow Fannie Rebecca Cleare, a son, three daughters and two grandchildren as heirs.
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Walter H. Cleare
Pocatello
Fannie Rebecca Cleare
Freedom Train parade invites southeastern Idaho towns to participate
Southeastern Idaho towns will be invited to enter floats in a Freedom Train parade in Pocatello on March 27. Floats will depict documents carried by the train and be assigned to avoid duplication. March is American Heritage month with Rededication Week events planned in Pocatello.
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Idaho
Pocatellans
George N. Green
Pocatello
Eric Freidheim
New York City
H. L. Fawson
Paul Scott
L. L. Fawson
Bannocks County
East Center Street
Fawson
Gate City
Scott
Milton Zener
Veterans’ Organizations
Record of court pleas and fines from June 12 1947
The article lists individuals with offenses and penalties including intoxication fines from the Fairgrounds curve crash case on U S Highway 91 near Pocatello, plus a divorce granting Louise Read from Ernest Read for cruelty with no property or children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kellery
Fairgrounds
U. S. Highway 91
Pocatello
Louise J. Read
Ernest F. Read
Stolen 1938 Buick sedan and items reported across town
Ben Fox reports a black 1938 Buick sedan license 1B 2058 stolen from 100 block South Second Avenue. Two army blankets were taken from Howard Pugmire’s car at 516 McKinley Avenue in the 200 block South Railroad Avenue. Floyd Anderson reports a blue three button over coat lost or stolen from a downtown bar.
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Second Avenue
Ben Fox
North Fourth Ave
Howard Pugmire
McKinley Ave
Railroad Avenue
Floyd Anderson
West Young St
Suit filed for damages Joyce Powers and General Insurance Company
A civil action was initiated by Joyce Powers and General Insurance Company of America against Lee Steed seeking damages. The complaint alleges liability and seeks monetary relief and related court costs.
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Joyce Powers and General Insurance Company of America
Lee Steed
Attendance of births and guilty plea noted in local notices
Louis Watson pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid a five dollar fine. Building permits issued include Brennan and Cahoon for a 12000 dollar building at 400 North Main. Idaho Lumber and Hardware approved an 1800 dollar remodeling at 521 East Dunn Street. Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs James Hunter Arimo with a boy born March 9 at General Hospital, Mr and Mrs Ronald McBride Pingree with a girl born March 9 at St Anthony's, Mr and Mrs Glen B Randall 605 North Thirteenth Ave with twin girls born March 9 at St Anthony's, Mr and Mrs Lyle C Armstrong 748 Randolph Ave with a child born March 8 at St Anthony's, and Mr and Mrs Donald French 235 South Fourth Ave with a girl born March 8.
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Brennan and Cahoon
North Main
Idaho
James Hunter
Arimo
General Hospital
Ronald McBride
Pingree
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Glen B. Randall
North Thirteenth Ave
Lyle C. Armstrong
Randolph Ave
St. Anthony's Hospital
Donald French
South Fourth Ave
Youths Listed With Parental Consent Names
Four teenagers from Idaho towns appear with parental or guardian consent noted for travel or activities. Bard Bailey 17 of Pocatello with father’s consent Evelyn McDonald 16 of Salmon with mother’s consent Leland Ames 21 of Pocatello with father’s consent Joan Calton 16 of Pocatello with mother’s consent
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Bard DeWayne Bailey
Pocatello
Evelyn McDonald
Salmon
Leland Edward Ames
Joan Emmiyue Calton
Hopes for Spring Get Cold Shoulder
Weather outlook for Gate City and Pocatello shows light snow and cooler temperatures. Snowfall remained minimal at .04 inches on Monday with no significant accumulation expected. low temps around 10 to 20 degrees and highs near 25 to 35, with a clear day anticipated on Wednesday.
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Pocatellans
Gate City
Salt Lake City
Continental Divide
Byeau
Pocatello
Murder Case Brings Guilty Plea in Idaho
Frank Gavlovsky, 40, admitted to second degree murder for the Christmas Eve slaying of Effie O Dette in an east side rooming house. Judge Isaac McDougall set 10 a m sentencing, with evidence to continue to explore circumstances of the shooting. Witnesses included Effie O Dette’s husband Robert, Frank Stewart, Pocatello police officials, and defense attorney C M Jeffery.
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Frank Galvvsky
Effie O’dette
Eastside
Gavlovsky
Isaac McDougall
Fifth District
Robert O'Dette
Frank Stewart
R. C. Thomas
Pocatello Police
Y. D. Black
Alton Andrews
Idaho
Henry McQuade
Bannock
C. M. Jeffery
Teachers Learn Of New Certification Laws In Pocatello
George N. Green superintendent of Pocatello schools described the new certificate requirements at the Pocatello Education Association meeting held in the high school study hall. Miss Himena Hoffman outlined certificate types, and Rex Baxton performed two songs as Stanley Pugmire presided.
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Pocatello
George N. Green
Pocatello Education Association
Green
Himena Hoffman
Department of Education
Stanley Pugmire
Rex Baxton
Guy Wicks Plans Blackfoot Visit
University of Idaho field agent Guy Wicks will visit Blackfoot High School on March 11 at 1 pm to address the senior class. He will show motion pictures as part of a new outreach effort by the university to contact high school seniors and highlight benefits of a college education.
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Blackfoot
Guy Wicks
University of Idaho
Karl Ferrin
Blackfoot High School
Wicks
Soviet industrial production rises in 1947
United Nations publication reports Soviet Russia increased industrial output to 22 percent above 1946 levels in 1947, signaling a significant postwar rebound.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Soviet Russia
United Nations
Fender Damage Report in Collision on South Second Avenue
Left front fender of a 1937 coach driven by Dick W Parker 20 of 531 South Garfield Ave was damaged in a collision at 11 a m Tuesday in the 800 block South Second Avenue. The other vehicle was a 1948 tractor trailer driven by Charles M Had rlie 57 of Thayne Wye with little damage reported.
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Dick W. Parker
South Garfield Ave
South
Second Avenue
Charles M. Haderlie
Thayne
Wye
New Recruiting Station Swears In First Enlistees
The Pocatello recruiting station, newly designated as a sub-district headquarters for the Intermountain area, took its first enlistments. Lt. William R. Morehead commands the station authorized for 24 counties. Capt. K. E. Hathaway officiated. Enlistees: James Benham Blackfoot Harmon D. Bowler 179 Portneuf Park Floyd Christensen American Falls.
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ARMY
AIR Force
K. E. Hathaway
Intermountain
Harmon D. Bowler
Portneuf Park
James Benham
Blackfoot
Floyd Christensen
American Falls
Bowler
Benham
Christensen
Pocatello
Air Forces
William R. Morehead
Inter
Taylor Infant Dies in Pocatello
Robin Lee Taylor seven day old son of Wayne and Mildred Gish Taylor of 168 Randolph Ave died at home early Tuesday. Born March 2 in Pocatello. Surviving are paternal grandparents I. H. Taylor of Dayton and B. W. Gish of Paris California, and the parents. Downard's mortuary will announce funeral arrangements.
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Robin Lee Taylor
Wayne
Mildred Gish Taylor
Randolph Ave
Pocatello
I. H. Taylor
Dayton
B. W. Gish
Paris
Calif
Downard’s Mortuary
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Carl Peterson
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Reese T. Infanger
Pete Beno
Robert Ernest Smith
John R. McTee
Thomas W. Brooks
Justice Court
Louis Watson
RED
Floyd
Cec's Corner
Bannock Chief
Art's Woodworking
Duro
Chrome & Plyline
THE
Capt.Hathaway
Taylor
Molinelli
Silverware Sale
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Vernon Pottery
Ishes
Molinelly S Jewelers
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