Bail Set On Ex Convict Delbert Clark
Delbert Clark 25 was arrested Friday by Power county sheriff William Hoehnen on grand larceny charges and waived preliminary hearing. He is bound over to district court on $1,000 bond and confined in Bannock county jail. Clark allegedly stole a car from a parking lot and ransacked a nearby auto. officers found missing articles with him. He had just left Jefferson City prison two months earlier after serving years for auto theft and earlier 42 months at McNeal Island federal prison on the same count.
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Delbert Clark
Power County
William Hoehnen
Justice of the
Charles W. Hyde
Bannock County
Clark
Jefferson City
McNeal Island
Wash
CVA Fight Intensifies Across Northwest States
Welsh urged an open Pacific Northwest meeting as CVA advocates push for a unified, basin wide plan. Davidson warned of a harder fight but Idaho Oregon and Washington residents vow to pass CVA legislation against special interests and lobbyists.
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Welsh
Clayton Davidson
CVA
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Berlin Blockade End Nears as Talks Encroach on Finale
Diplomatic sources report U S Soviet discussions on lifting the Berlin blockade nearing a climax that could come within days. A French official said talks must end soon and that he could not disclose reasons for his views.
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Washington
Berlin
John L. Lewis Sets June 6 Contract Parleys
John L. Lewis set June 6 for the opening of new contract talks at Bluefield West Virginia with the Southern Coal Producers Association.
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John L. Lewis
Washington
Bluefield
W. Va
Southern Coal Producers Association
Two Firms In A. F. Disband
American Falls loses the Electric Bakery and Williams Dairy as they close operations. Cliff Anderson led the bakery, active since 1909, moved to the reclamation addition in 1925, now sold to Charles Stump who will repurpose the building. Lloyd Whitnah of Holbrook takes over Williams Dairy tomorrow in a farm only capacity, ending the dairy’s long run. The city also lacks a laundry facility.
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Lucene Clemens
American Falls
Cliff Anderson
Carl Furrer
Charles Stump
Walter Steffner
Boise
Stump
Williams Dairy
Lloyd Whitnah
Holbrook
Pair Given Fines In Illegal Fishing
N. C. Beckley and C. G. Kunze were fined 300 dollars each by Judge West at American Falls for catching trout in a pool on Idaho fish and game department property. They were arrested Friday night by conservation officers Frank Keough and Joe Richins after authorities found 11 trout weighing 20 pounds.
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N. C. Beckley
C. G. Kunze
Idaho Fish and Game Department
American Falls
Judge West
Beckley
Kunze
Frank Keough
Bannock County
Joe Richins
Get Set to Bomb Doolittle Advises
Lt. Gen. James H. Doolittle said the United States must avoid war with Russia but be ready to drop atomic bombs on her cities at the first sign of aggression. He noted the Tokyo raid history and warned war could be avoided only with strength and preparedness.
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Washington
James H. Doolittle
United States
Russia
Air Force
Tokyo
Et Union
Obituaries for Hans Christen Staley and Pinkney A Teague
Funeral services are listed for Hans Christen Staley 74 who died Friday at his Inkom home with Otis Hall officiating at the Inkom ward LDS church. Interment follows toward the Arthur W Hall mortuary. Pinkney A Teague 65 had graveside services Saturday with Rev N R of Central Christian conducting at Mountain View cemetery and full military honors by Santa Anna camp No 3 US Spant es. Services directed by Arthur W Hall mortuary.
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Shelley
Cherubim
Bortniansky
Alice Wade
Audrey Weese
Emily Hood
Albert M. Weese
LDS Institute
Aaron Hansen
Rampton Barlow
Rhea Hansen
Panis Angelicus
Central Christian Church Choir
Holy City
Adams
Rex Eaton
J. C. Gardner
Kenneth Harten
McDowell
LDS Twelfth Ward
L. A. Montague
Kerry Dancers
LDS Eleventh Ward
Kipling
Bruce Coke
Julienne Hill
del Slaughter
June Skielsen
Idaho State College
Hans Christen Staley
Inkom
Inkom Ward
LDS Church
Otis Hall
Arthur W. Hall
Pinkney A. Teague
O.2
J. ¥. Byrde
Safford
Robert Iley
Harvey Price
W. E. Dohse
John Burgon
V. Chapman
V. Atwood
James Franklin
Keniny Harten
Arthur W. Hall Mortuary
Plans to Fix Girls Camp at Nodding Pines
At a Girl Scouts finance committee meeting in the Hotel Bannock, Miss Madeline Garvin said Nodding Pines Girl Scouts camp will open July 10 to August 7 this summer. She noted girls must obtain spotted fever shots now. Also present were Miss Irene Dahlstrom, Mrs. Mattie Hailey, Mrs. Thelma Roberts, Mrs. William Welton, Mrs. C. H. Elle and Pete W. Carlson.
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Girl Scouts
Nodding Pines
Girl Scouts Finance Committee
Bannock
Madeline Garvin
Miss Garvin
Irene Dahlstrom
Mattie Hailey
Thelma Roberts
William Welton
C. H. Elle
Pete W. Carlson
Market ends month with modest gains among leaders
Stocks edged higher in the final session of the month while the total market value of listed issues fell by about 1 billion dollars from the end of March. Dow Jones closes with small advances across industrials rails utilities and 65 stocks.
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YORK - _ ae
Wees
Publia
General Motors Corp
U.S. Steel
Grain Market Slump Hits Chicago Traders In Early Drops
An early ad advance in gem and metal markets faced resistance as liquidation pressures pulled prices downward. Local traders dominated selling while some participation appeared from other buyers.
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Chicago
Gem
Tyde
Market Slowdown Seen In May Oat Liquidation
Liquidation in May oats and selling by cash reflected market caution amid uncertainty over next moves by the Commodity Credit Corporation.
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