Defense Seeks Mistrial in Communist Conspiracy Case
In New York the defense moved for a mistrial claiming hostility from Judge Medina after he scratched his head and pulled his ear. Medina denied the motions and warned the jury to treat each national board member as an individual rather than a group.
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New York
Orneys
Harold R. Medina
Nct
Richard Ladstein
San Francisco
U. S
Medina
Naional Board
Communist Party
Bus Sprays Passenger After Truck Sighting Detroit?
A Memphis bus passenger shouted for the door to close as the driver stopped behind a city sprinkling truck. The resulting spray soaked the standing passenger, prompting caution over rear vehicle proximity during routes.
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Memphis
Tenn
Obituary and funeral rites for Homer Busenbark and Henry Smith
Funeral services for Homer G Busenbark were held in Rupert with Bishop Parker officiating. Graveside rites were by the Modern Woodmen lodge. Interment followed at Rupert cemetery. Henry Smith, a retired Paul farmer, died at W Heath hospital after moving to Paul in 1917. he is survived by three children, one brother, and two sisters in Kansas. Funeral services were conducted at the Goodman Mortuary chapel.
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Rupert
Homer G. Busenbark
Goodman Mortuary
D. F. Parker
Acequia
LDS Church
Melvin Madsen
John Nisbet
Horace Butler
Keith Parker
Pres
Davis Green
Paul
Parker
Henry Smith
W. W. Heath
Smith
Concordia
Kansas
T Paul
Gough
Rapone McCoy
Hailey
Mant
Jon Hargrove
Davis
Calif
C. R. McClure
Grandview
Wash
James Smith
Goodman Mortuary Chapel
Kiwanis Club Hosts Notables At Lunch Meeting
Pocatello Kiwanis Tuesday noon gathering included Reed Culp Utah Idaho district governor and guests Val Young law student E Rip Gledhill Podatello High principal Dick Davis Logan J W Gregory Cyril Nielsen Salt Lake Kiwanian. Principal speaker G Nicholas Ifft discussed impressions from a recent eastern trip and 65 years of Gate City history noting early residents such as George Winters Dr Rucker and Bill Wallin while Milton Zener announced support for a religious lectureship next week.
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Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Reed Culp
Utah-Idaho
Val H. Young
University of Utah
E. Rip Gledhill
Podatello High School
Dick Davis
Logan
J. W. Gregory
Cyril B. Neilson
Salt Lake City
Kiwanian
G. Nicholas Ifft
Lloyd Haight
Ifft
Pocatello
Gate City
George Winters
Dr. Rucker
Bill Wallin
Milton Zener
Heart diseases claim three relatives in Malden
In Malden Massachusetts a family tragedy unfolds as heart seizures kill Phillip Gormley’s father, mother and sister within seven weeks, underscoring a deadly pattern of heart ailments in a single household.
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Malden
Mass
Phillip Gormley
San Pablo Passes Anti-Gambling Ordinance Targeting Housewife Card Games
In San Pablo California the new local anti gambling ordinance imposes a fine of 500 dollars or six months in jail for anyone playing cards for money checks or other representations of value. The measure targets bridge playing housewives as the ordinance takes effect locally and draws attention from residents.
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San Pablo
Calif
Senate Defers Reclamation Head Return On FBI Report Block
The Senate appropriations committee refused to restore Reclamation Commissioner Michael W. Straus to the federal payroll. It set a subcommittee to discuss the issue with President Truman after Attorney General Tom C. Clark declined to release an FBI report. The case followed information from the House Un-American Activities Committee about Straus' associations outside his office.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Michael W. Straus
Truman
Tom C. Clark
FBI
Straus
Robert H. Jackson
House UN American Activities Committee
Post Photographer Maps Potential Idaho Atomic Plant Site
Desolate Idaho desert near Pocatello is outlined with lava beds, sagebrush, and fissures as photographers from Wilson's Flying Service document the probable site for a new atomic plant. Survey flights identify distances from Blackfoot, Arco, and Midway with a possible rail spur near the main line.
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Midway
Pocatello
Arco
Blackfoot
Arco Proving Ground
Big Southern Butte
Atom Plant
Jack Harvey
Idaho
The
POST
Joe Neeser
Wilson
Flying Service
Joe
Washington, D. C
Arco Gun Range
Washington Boys
Snake River Plains
Arca Proving Range
American Falls
Pingree
UP Worker Donaciano Zazueta Dies at 67
Donaciano Daniel Zazueta, 67, a former signal man and section worker for the Union Pacific, died suddenly Monday evening after a heart attack. Born September 6, 1882 in Mexico, he came to the U.S. in 1899, lived in Firth Idaho, moved to Pocatello in 1932, and married Josepha Sausesdo in 1920. Survivors include his widow, two sons Alviro and Frank, three daughters, an adopted daughter, and eleven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Downard Funeral Home.
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Donaciano
Daniel) Zazueta
South Hayes
Zazueta
Mexico
U. S
Firth
Idaho
Pocatello
Josepha Sausedo
Idaho Falls
Two Crutches Left Untouched at Memphis Post Office
A porter has not disturbed two crutches placed against the wall at the Memphis post office four years ago. The unusual keepsake remains as a quiet local curiosity with no explanation offered.
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Memphis
Tenn
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New Plymouth
ATU UA
Great New Plymouth
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