Car Demolished But Driver Escapes Near Pocatello
Harold Jamison of Shelley escaped serious harm after his 1936 sedan was demolished in a crash on Highway 30 west of Pocatello. Jamison crawled from the wreck with minor leg bruises after the car rolled three times. James W. Hurd of Rt. 2 North drove a 1941 coupe that pulled in front as Jamison began to pass. Hurd’s car had under $100 in damages. Deputy Earl Cutler led the investigation with state officer Carl Muir assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Jamison
Shelley
Highway 30
Pocatello
Jamison
James W. Hurd
Rt. 2
Hurd
Earl Cutler
Cutler
Carl Muir
Auto Crashes Show Decline in Potatello
Auto accidents investigated through last Saturday numbered 55 fewer than the same date in 1947, Capt. Frank McKinnon reported. Arrests for drunken driving reckless driving speeding and running stop signs dropped to 99 from 163, while pedestrians injured stayed at three and auto passengers hurt fell to seven from eight. Arrests at accident scenes totaled 28, down from 34 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potatello
Frank McKinnon
McKinnon
Local Rail Yards Lead Scrap Drive Pledge
Union Pacific officials announced the Poca tello railroad yards have been among the leading contributors to a company sponsored scrap iron and steel drive. In 14 months the yards returned 268347 gross tons of metal including 357 locomotives and 868 steel cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Pocatello Railroad
Gavlovsky Begins 15 Year Sentence In Idaho Slaying
Frank Gavlovsky, 44, of Pocatello, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the Christmas Eve killing of Mrs. Effie O'Dette and started a 15 year term at the Idaho penitentiary, raising the prison population to 360.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Frank Gavylovsky
Pocatello
Idaho Penitentiary
Effie O’dette
Gavlovsky
Thief Steals Slot Machines From Night Club
Blackfoot owner Joe Davis reports his Wagon Wheel Club on West Bridge was broken into Sunday night. Two slot machines were stolen from the basement after entry via a drilled rear door hole and a kicked west window. Police Chief Kunz notes tracing possible by serial numbers if licensed in Idaho. thieves may move machines out of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Joe Davis
Wagon Wheel Club
West Bridge
Kunz
Idaho
Origin of veterinary medicine traced to France in war care
The practice of veterinary medicine and surgery began in France to save injured horses during wartime, per the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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France
Local Court Docket Tally Of Intoxication Pleas And Fines
Lavelle E Haskell and others faced charges for intoxication with bond forfeiture and fines. Norman Tino and Tom Brooks pleaded guilty with fines or brief jail terms. William Hendricks Chester Weaver and Leo Weaver Jr. entered pleas for disturbing the peace with varying fines and suspensions. Luciano Salinas Edwin Hill and Chester Weaver also appear on intoxication and peace disturbance counts with modest fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavelle E. Haskell
Christ Greiner
Norman Tino
Tom Brooks
Brooklyn Cornelius Smith
Leo Alphus Weaver Jr
William, Eugene Hendricks
Edwin Eugene Hill
Chester
Weaver
Luciano Salinas
Births Reported At St. Anthony and General Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Maurice Manning of 106 Portneuf Park welcomed a girl on March 15 at St Anthony s hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Valline of 434 McKinley Ave welcomed a boy on March 16 at St Anthony s hospital. Mr and Mrs Earl Reynolds of 485 Randolph Ave welcomed a boy on March 16 at General hospital. Mr and Mrs Edward Pedersen of Pole Line Rd welcomed a boy on March 16 at unspecified hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Manning
Portneuf Park
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Robert Valline
McKinley Ave
St. Anthony's Hospital
Earl Reynolds
Randolph Ave
General Hospital
Edward Pedersen
Pole Line Rd
Police bulletins missing person and escape report
From Pocatello Gerry Smith a 13 year old slender blonde with brown corduroy trousers and brown oxford shoes is believed to be carrying a .22 rifle. A reported escape from Rupert jail involves Felix Pedilla a 48 year old man five feet eight inches with dark hair reported by the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Gerry Smith
Rupert Jail
Sheriff's Office
Felix Pedilla
District Court suit filed for partition in Bannock county
The district court records a suit by Evelyn D. Honas and Frank Honas against Edith Pratt and Steve Pratt for partition of community property and the residue of an estate in Bannock county. Attorneys for plaintiff: Zener and Peterson. Divorce judgments include Dolores Lee v Robert Lee with custody and support for a minor child, Irene Harris v William P Harris with cruelty and no children or property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Evelyn D. Honas
Frank Honas
Edith Pratt
Steve Pratt
Plaintiff
Zener and Peterson
Dolores Lee
Robert Lee
Irene Harris
William P. Harris
Flying Breakfast Discussion Slated in Pocatello
Chet Moulton Idaho Aeronautical Department head and H. K. Glidden of the CAA visit Pocatello Wednesday and Thursday to discuss a monthly Flying Breakfast. They plan to meet F. R. McKensie, chair of the Chamber of Commerce aviation committee, to finalize details for the breakfast on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Moulton
State of Idaho Aeronautical Department
H. K. Glidden
CAA
Pocatello
Charles Fisher
Western Air Lines
F. R. McKensie
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Fisher
Idaho State Debate Team Heads to Nampa Meet Friday
Ten Idaho State College debaters from Pocatello will travel to Nampa for a two day southern Idaho intercollegiate tournament opening Friday. Coach Carl Isaacson will select five two man teams from Gene Goranson Pompeii Johnson Hal Foss Melvin Anderson Keith Gill Isaac MacDougall John Squires Ray J. Davis Herman McDevitt Ralph Swisher and Ruth Cordingley Julia Ward Alan Nichols and Dick Savage. Davis will compete in oratory with Gill Savage and McDevitt in extemporaneous speaking. The event gathers entrants from eight Idaho schools to debate world peace topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Isaacson
Gene Goranson
Pompeii Johnson
Hal Foss
Melvin Anderson
Keith Gill
Isaac MacDougall
John Squires
Ray J. Davis
Herman McDevitt
Ralph Swisher
Pocatello
Ruth Cordingley
Ashton
Julia Ward
Malad
Alan Nichols
Las Cruces
N. M
Dick Savage
Aberdeen
Davis
Gill
Savage
McDevitt
Idaho
ISC
Clark Carlile
Home Decoration Lecture Tonight at College
Anne Mason an expert in home decoration will lecture at 8 p m in Frazier auditorium Idaho State College Pocatello on What Goes With What The talk sponsored by Petersen Furniture G and W Floor Covering and ISC home economics aims to guide homemakers toward the new spring look Mason a Philadelphian has lectured nationwide stressing decor starts at floor level
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Anne Mason
Frazier
Idaho State College
Mason
U Gate City
Petersen Furniture Company
ISC
G. and W
Country
Sewer Bond Bid Opening This Week
Bids for $130 000 in municipal sewer bonds will be opened at the regular city council meeting at 8 p m Thursday in council chambers at the police station. City clerk Bert D Reese announced Tuesday. Bond sale was authorized at a special bond election six weeks ago. An interceptor system connected to a proposed sewage disposal plant will be built with the funds, Mayor George R Phillips said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert D. Reese
George R. Phillips
Children Start Fire in Coop at East Bridger Street
A chicken coop at A. W. Jensen’s home on 1453 East Bridger Street caught fire yesterday at 2 43 p m. Firefighters said children playing with matches started the blaze causing minor damage.
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A. W. Jensen
East Bridger St
Co-Op Establishes Own Credit Union
The Portneuf Cooperative Association announced it will establish a credit union to serve members. After a vote to operate on a cash and carry basis, the board, led by president Rulon Ellis, approved starting a credit union to assist members without ready cash.
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Co-Op
Portneuf Cooperative Association
Rulon Ellis
WVU reports steady loan demand despite higher living costs
West Virginia University officials say loan demand holds steady with other years as inflation raises living costs. The emergency loan remains popular among veteran students for convenience when checks arrive late, according to director Harry E. Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Leon
Harry E. Stone
Rhode Island Deputy Sheriff Paints Politician Portraits
Deputy Sheriff Alexander Carcieri, 64, also a portrait painter, says his canvases of Rhode Island politicians are the most viewed paintings in the state. He creates and paints portraits for use as sound tracks during political campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Alexander Carcieri
Rhode Island
Rhode Islanders
Local JCC To Compete With Burley In Clean-Up Contest
The local Junior Chamber of Commerce backs a Burley Jaycees challenge to Idaho cities for national clean-up week April 11 to 17. President Lew Harrison announced details at a Thursday 8 p.m. Hotel Whitman meeting. He urged business leaders to scrub, polish and remove dust from premises and back doors to boost city health and appeal.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Burley
Harrison
Pocatello
Chamber
Monsignor Cody Speaks On St Patrick For Kiwanis
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Edmund Cody addressed Kiwanis members at the Hotel Bannock about St Patrick. President Ollie Roche announced two delegates will attend the Kiwanis convention in Los Angeles, selection to occur at the next meeting with Golden Jensen heading the convention committee.
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Kiwanis
St. Patrick
Edmund Cody
Bannock
Ollie Roche
Los Angeles
Golden Jensen
First Aerial Photo by Nadar Over Paris
The first aerial photograph ever made was by Nadar the French photographer about ninety years ago from a balloon over Paris.
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Nadar
Paris
Pocatello Boy Wins Scholastic Honors in N Y
John M. Kissane of 255 South Twelfth Ave Pocatello Idaho, a University of Rochester junior, is elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He holds a Bausch & Lomb Science Scholarship and a Pepsi-Cola Scholarship as one of five 1945 winners. he ranked first in his high school class of 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
John M. Kissane
South Telfth Ave
Pocatello
Idaho
University of Rochester
Phi Beta Kappa
Kissane
Donald Kissane
John
Pocatello High School
W. F. Myers Dies in Hotel
The body of William F. Myers Western Union tel egraph operator and assistant wire chief was found in a Pocatello hotel after he missed work. About 55 he apparently died of a heart attack in his room. The hotel manager and William Veach Western Union manager discovered him after a maid could not enter. The only known survivor is a son in the U. S. Navy. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by Hall mortuary.
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Western Union
Pocatello
William F. Myers
Charles W. Hyde
William Veach
Myers
U. S. Navy
Hall Mortuary
Local Lab Ranks Second In Exams
The Pocatello branch laboratory of the state health department ranked second in Janu ary examinations behind Boise. It processed 2059 tests in Bannock county, while Boise conducted 12 115, totaling 19 015 statewide. Blood tests for syphilis led all exams with 14 633.
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Pocatello
State Health Department
Boise
Pocatello Laboratory
Bannock County
Orchestra Selections Praise In Idaho State Symphony Concert
Under Harold Mealy the Idaho State Symphony presented a community concert at Frazer auditorium. Soloist Byrle Ramp played MacDowell Concerto No 2 in D minor with the orchestra. Beethoven Symphony No 5 and Sibelius Triste received high praise. Other numbers included Verdi La Traviata Prelude, Albeniz Sevilla and Stravinsky Danse Russe from Petrouchka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mealy
Idaho State Symphony
Frazier Auditorium
Byrle Ramp
Idaho State College
MacDowell
Ramp
Sibelius
Verdi
Sevilla
Albeniz
Stravinsky
Petrouchka
Modern Pioneer Heads for Alaska to Start Sawmill Venture
Lawrence H. Lancashire Jr, 29, leaves a comfortable Toledo life to set up near Kenai Peninsula, Alaska with a four ton jeep trailer to establish a sawmill and year round hunting and fishing resort. His wife Lorraine and three children will join him next summer. Lancashire, a former Air Force pilot shot down in the Ploesti raid, plans a rugged living and business venture 60 miles south of Anchorage.
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Toledoo
Pioneer
Alaska
Lawrence H. Lancashire, Jr
Anchorage
Kenai Peninsula
Lancashire
Air Force
Ploesti
Romania
Lorraine
Directors to Meet in Pocatello on Alumni Plans
Directors of the Idaho State College alumni association will meet in Pocatello Sunday. President Perry Swisher said the directors will discuss proposed by laws, finance and association policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College Alumni Association
Pocatello
Perry Swisher
Oceania’s Islands Defined by Region and Groupings
The passage describes Oceania as a southern Pacific region that includes islands not in Asia or the Americas. It lists Malaysia Australasia and Polynesia as components within this geographic area.
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Oceania
Pacific Ocean
Malaysia
Australasia
Polynesia
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