Judges Step Out Of Hospital Hearing In Disqualification Case
Disqualification actions against two Bannock county judges delayed hospital bond hearing for a third time. Judge McDougall was removed by attorney McDevitt. Judge Glennon recused himself. The 1 million bond issue for a 150 bed hospital at Pocatello and 10 bed units at Grace and Downey faced ongoing legal challenges after Bannock voters approved the bonds 6902 to 1669.
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Wis Vemuvula
Bancroft
Bannock County
Pocatello
Plais
Bannock
Grace and Downey
Death Takes Ex Publisher Brother of Gov Steunenberg
Charles B. Steunenberg, 80, Boise publisher and brother of the martyred Governor Frank Steunenberg, dies in a Boise hospital. He came to Idaho in 1889 and published papers in Caldwell, Salmon, and Albion. Born October 1867 in Knoxville Iowa he also served as chief deputy U.S. marshal for Idaho and as the state's first prohibition officer. Survivors include his widow Nina E. Steunenberg a brother Maj. G E Steunenberg of Los Angeles and two sisters Mrs F D Mumford and Mrs G L Crookham of Caldwell.
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Boise
Charles B. Steunenberg
Idaho
Frank Steunenberg
Steunenberg
Caldwell, Salmon and
Albion
Knoxville
Gov
Caldwell
Harry Orchard
Idaho Penitentiary
Charles Steunenberg
U.S
Nina E. Steunenberg
Maj
G. E. Steunenberg
Los Angeles
F. D. Mumford
G. L. Crookham
Hogs Rushed To Market As Strike Looms
Chicago dispatch reports pork prices fell as farmers rushed hogs to markets to beat a looming CIO Packinghouse Workers strike. The federal index shows wholesale prices up 0.8 percent for 900 commodities, while farm product prices rose 2.4 percent for the week. Market hogs moved to 12 major markets totaling 61,000 head.
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Chicago
CIO
Labor Department
Washington
Airport Day Planned for CAREY’s New Strip
Mayor Leonard Howard announced an airport development day to be held later this month. Farmers and townspeople will bring tractors to level a new 3000 by 400 foot gravel and turf runway a block off the main street. A beef barbecue will be a feature and state funds will partly finance the project.
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CAREY
Ida
Leonard Howard
Howard
Delta DC-4 crash near Chicago leaves 12 dead
Snow and cold hindered investigation of the Delta DC-4 crash that killed 12. A lone survivor, 33 year old Mrs. Tripolino Meo of Chicago, was in critical condition as doctors waited for her to be well enough to be questioned. Her 17 year old son perished with the flight. The plane, en route to Cincinnati Jacksonville and Miami, plunged into a field near the airport after takeoff in a snowstorm. Wreckage spread over 500 feet. Coroner A L Brodie planned a blue ribbon inquiry. The pilot, Capt Grover Lee Holloway, said to be from College Park Georgia, reportedly had no warning before the crash. elevator controls may have locked on takeoff.
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Chicago
Tripolino Meo
Holy Cross Hospital
A. L. Brodie
Meo
Norman R. Smith
Grover Lee Holloway
College Park
Holloway
Emmett FFA Wins Boise Beef Judging Contest
Emmett high school FFA team won the southwest Idaho beef judging contest at the western Idaho state fair grounds edging Nampa 1483.2 to 1316.6. Members were David Harris Donald Carroll and John Wilfong.
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Boise
Emmett High School
Emmett
Nampa
David Harris
Donald Carroll
John Wilfong
CAA Prefers Gate City Airport Improvement Plan
Master plan for Pocatello municipal airport wins unofficial approval from Civil Aeronautics Authority officials. Phase one adds armor surface to two runways this summer with federal aid. Future work relocates commercial services, closes the northwest runway for operations, and moves flying schools nearer the highway. Relocation may occur in 1949 with water drilling near the commercial area. Parking areas to replace current Wilson and Pocatello Flying services will be developed.
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Pocatello
W. J
Wally) Wilson
Pocatello Municipal Airport
Civil Aeronautics Authority
W. J. Wilay
Thursay
Wilson
Wilson Flying Service
Pocatello Flying Service
Irving students earn honors for first six weeks of spring
Sixty five Irving junior high students made the honor roll at the end of the second semester first six weeks. Thirty three were seventh graders and thirty two were eighth grade. Names listed by room include Marlene Dietrich Neal Kenkers Barbara Higgins Genevieve Johnson and Bill Ames among others.
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Irving Junior High School
Marlene Dietrich
Sue Brookhart
Elaine Brandt
Delano Barkdull
Darlene Archibald
Mary Lee Airshie
Neal Kenkers
Donald Duckworth
Dwaine Dunn
VaLoy Evans
Lauralee Fawson
Launey Derson
Leola Bailey
Hoyt Blackhurst
Jerry Burkman
Elaine Bybee
Dolores Cowden
John Tolman
Paul Tripp
Robert Wursten
Fitzgarreld
Jim Forrest
Sherrill Giraurd
Annette Gibson
Gary Gottlieb
Dorcas Green
Marilyn Hawkes
Sylvia Hatch
Barbara Higgins
Arlene Jones
Irma Jordan
Phyllis Kunkel
Suzanne Lane
Jerry McGaugh
Shirley Shields
Bobby Pugmire
Donald Nielson
Gloria Randall
Elaine Samson
Jimmie Steffins
Rosalie Talbot
Marjorie Sutcliffe
Myrna Tolman
Corot Stowell
Mary Sue Spaingler
Anne Turner
Marjorie Rowland
Clair Neilsen
Harry Pades
Jimmie McDowall
Genevieve Johnson
LaDonna Kruse
Karen Later
Marilyn Leslie
Marlene Monson
Carol Eiman
Carolyn Grady
Elaine Gray
Arlene Grunnell
Joan Guyot
Lorna Henson
Bob Filer
Boyd Follick
Russell Gettman
Bill Ames
Jean An
Czech Still Seeks UN Aid
Jan Papanek of Czechoslovakia urged the United Nations to sponsor an initiative to indict Russia over the Prague coup. The secretary general Trygve Lie ruled against a debate in the Security Council, citing Papanek no longer represents the government. Papanek vowed a council showdown and said a member nation would hear his case.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Jan Papanek
Czechosovakia
United Nations
Russia
Prague
Papanek
United States
Security Council
Trygve Lie
Czechoslovakia
Two Going To Conclave For AWS Regional Meet
Miss Hazel Johnson of Pocatello and the Associated Women Students president for next year will be elected March 22 and attend the AWS regional conference in Seattle April 15 to 18 to represent Idaho State College. Candidates for her successor are Claire Schroff, Lila Kurtz of Wendell, and Martha Stewart of Arco. Last year Miss Johnson and Mary Pat Smith of Blackfoot attended the national AWS convention in Minneapolis.
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Hazel Johnson
Pocatello
Associated Women Students
AWS
Seattle
Idaho State College
Miss Johnson
Claire Schroff
Council
Lila Kurt2
Wendell
Martha Stewart
Arco
Idaho veterans back combined bonus and loan plan
Idaho VFW commander E L Gaumer reports overwhelming support for a combined bonus and loan arrangement among veterans in Pocatello Lewiston Moscow Idaho Falls and Twin Falls with plans to expand coverage next month The measure would help veterans gain permanent civilian status and appears favored across regions by large margins
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Idaho
VFW Department
E. L. Gaumer
Pocatello
Gaumer
Lewiston
Moscow
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Boise
Hilliard Named Chairman of Pocatello Zoning Board
Mayor George R. Phillips announced Fred D. Hilliard will chair the Pocatello zoning commission replacing Chester G. Wells who term expired. Two more members will be named soon as Hilliard, a Guaranty Federal Savings and Loan official, has served on the board for four years. Other members include Captain Walter E. Brown, Idaho State College math instructor, Les Ballis the city engineer, and James Bowns the city councilman.
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Fred D. Hilliard
Pocatello City
George R. Phillips
Chester G. Wells
Hilliard
Guaranty Federal Savings and Loan Association
Ore
Walter E. Brown
Naval Ordance Plant
Idaho State College
Les Ballis
James Bowns
Idaho Falls Grocer Stores to Close Sundays Three Months
Idaho Falls grocery store representatives have agreed to a three month trial period of Sunday closing. The plan aims to gauge impact on shoppers and local economy during the weekend.
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Idaho Falls
Haven
Greeks Criticized Athens by U S Aid Report
The American aid mission bluntly criticized Athens for failing to strike offensively against communist guerrillas, despite Greek army superiority in size and arms, in a report released last night.
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Athens
Greece
Physician Speaks at Rotary Luncheon in Pocatello
Dr. E. N. Roberts, a Pocatello physician, addressed the Rotary club during a Thursday luncheon. He described some of the doctors he has known and gave a brief outline of the Mayo Brothers' pioneering work.
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E. N. Roberts
Pocatello
Pocatello Rotarians
Great Crisis Is Warned by Marshall at Church Council
Secretary of State George C. Marshall warned at a federal council of churches meeting that the world is in a great crisis inflamed by propaganda and fear. He urged Americans to maintain cool judgment amid serious international and domestic tensions witnessed by President Truman and other dignitaries.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Truman
Federal Council of Churches
Marshall
ISC Chapter Presents First Play State of the Union
The Kappa Tau chapter of Alpha Psi Omega at Idaho State College begins rehearsals for State of the Union to be staged April 16 and 17. Dr. Vic Mae Powell directs with Velda Bellville Shelley assisting. proceeds support the drama scholarship fund. Cast includes Davis Hubbard E Reynolds Kay Bittick Frank Kleffner Maureen Jones Betty Tydeman Jay Davis Maxine Petterberg Preston Polly Fitch Lila Kurtz and Wendell. Allen Bloomquist from Pocatello is stage manager.
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Kappa Tau Chapter
Alpha Psi Omega
Idaho State College
Vic Mae Powell
Fort Hall Man Given 60 Day Jail Term in Theft Case
Carl Paddy, 19, of Fort Hall was sentenced to 60 days in Bannock County jail after pleading guilty to petit larceny for stealing a motorcycle. He admitted taking a motor bicycle owned by Geng Fenwick, with the arrest tied to a mid February theft from Chubbuck.
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Carl Paddy
Fort Hall
Bannock County
Elkin Chandler
Chubbuck
Geng Fenwick
Idaho Athletic Association and R C Haley File Incorporations
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state's office by the Idaho Athletic Association Inc Idaho Falls and the R C Haley corporation Lewiston.
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Boise
Secretary of State’s
Idaho Athletic Association, Inc
Idaho Falls
R. C. Haley Corporation
Lewiston
St Patrick's Dance Slated by Elks Club
The Elks announce their annual St Patrick's Day dance at the Elks Temple next Saturday evening at 10 p.m. It is the last winter dance, per chairman Jack Henderson, aside from the April 6 Ladies night party.
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Elks
Elks Temple
Jack Henderson
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