Senate Interference In Salt Lake Plant Sale Attacked
Washington. Senator Millard Tydings charges colleagues with interfering with WAA plant sales to favor or oppose bids. He cites Salt Lake City Kal mine plant sale to Simplot as low bid while American Potash held higher bid. Larson defends decision citing WAA rules and ties to Farben structure.
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Washington
ULP
Millard Tydings
War Assets Administration
Senate Expenditures Committee
Jess Larson
WAA
Tydings
Congress
Salt Lake City
Utah
J. R. Simplot Company
Simplot
Clyde Hoey
N.C
Larson
American Potash and Chemical Corp
Largon
Kenneth S. Wherry
Senate Small Business Committee
Elbert Thomas
Thomas
American Potash
I. G. Farben-Industrie
Farben
Loss of brown leather billfold near Lee's Club
Mrs. Andrew Thompson reports the loss of a brown hand-tooled leather billfold containing about $150 near Lee's Club at 640 North Main Street around midnight on April 3. Darrell J. Brown was sentenced to up to 14 years in a penitentiary after being convicted of grand larceny in Fifth District Court.
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Andrew Thompson
North Eleventh Ave
Lee’s Club
North Main St
Darrell J. Brown
Fifth District
Isaac McDougall
Lawsuit Filed Over May 1 Pocatello Crash Near Halliwell Park
Filed Wednesday with probate judge Willard Lund a complaint by Clyde Holbrook seeking 500 dollars and costs. Holbrook alleges damages from a pickup collision with Harry A Shelton's auto driven by Deleath Miller at Pocatello and Fifth Avenues near Halliwell Park.
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Willard Lund
Harry A. Shelton
Clyde Holbrook
Shelton
Deleath Miller
Pocatello
Fifth Avenues
Halliwell Park
Local Traffic Fines and Birth Announcements Listed
Speeding fines trail in Los Angeles and Portneuf Park with $10 bonds or fines. Multiple birth notices report babies born May 4 and May 5 to families including Thiros Swisher Croxall Singleton Millward in various locales.
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Harrison’ S. Schumaker
Los Angeles
Wayne Tr. Harris
Portneuf Park
John O. Singleton
Moreland
Gus Thiros
North Fifth Ave
St. Anthony
Edward Swisher
South
Thomas Croxall
Hawthorne Road
Moreland Ave
Albert Millward
Richland Acres
Local residents list home improvements and values
G L Andrews of 181 South Eighth Ave requests a new garage for 1000 dollars. Heber Phillips of 635 West Bridger Street seeks a 350 dollar remodel. The text notes a fish description about Syno baten soda to illustrate a point about coloration.
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G. L. Andrews
South Eighth Ave
Heber Phillips
West Bridger St
ISC Summer School Registration Opens for Idaho State
Idaho State college will hold pre-registration for the ISC Summer School session opening June 10. About 400 students are expected to enroll for six and nine week terms, with registration closing June 9. The faculty will total 32, including two new education faculty members Don Lunberg and J Will is Merritt, with a third new member to be named before opening.
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Idaho State College
R. C. Stevenson
Don Lunberg
Cornell University
J. Willis Merritt
Harvard
Stevenson
Pharmacy
E. O. Leonard
E.E
New Type Test Given to Idaho State Speech Students
Clark Carlile assistant professor of speech says seven Idaho State College students in two extempore classes gave five minute final exams at the Whitman hotel dining room. Students Archie Service Jay Davis Hal Foss Frank Welch Frank Meadows Ed Collins Ruth Cordingley Lockyer also co toastmasters Frank Kleffner Elwin Reynolds assisted. Invitations went to Don Albee and several faculty members.
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Idaho State College
Whitman Hotel
Clark Carlile
Archie Service
Jay Davis
Hal Foss
Frank Welch
Frank Meadows
Ed Collins
Pocatello ISC Men Honored at Intercollegiate Knights Meet
Two Idaho State College students received national honors at the Intercollegiate Knights convention in Logan Utah. Jay Olsen was named national viceroy for region four and R C Freeman was named viceroy in charge of expansion for the same region. R Dean Joslin of Filer was chosen royal editor. Over 100 delegates from 23 schools attended.
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Pocatello
Idaho State College
Intercollegiate Knights
Utah Agricultural College
Logan
Jay Olsen
Duke
R. C. Freeman
Idaho
R. Dean Joslin
Filer
Tiger
ISC
Northern Saints
Ricks College of
Rexburg
Bob Hartvigsen
Gib Smith
Byron Lemmon
Archie Service
John Christofferson
Robert Geisenberg
John Fisher
William Barton
Robert Taylor
James Green
Ralph Tucker
Jerry Olson
Boom In Tourist Trade With Cheaper Trips Forecast
United Press reports another tourist boom with 1948 travel rising while individual spending edges down. Travel bureaus note more inquiries for cheaper trips as reservations grow in Colorado Wyoming Minnesota New England and California with longer seasons and expanded facilities.
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South Dakota
California
New York
United States
Colorado
Wyoming
State Commerce and Industry Commission
Yellowstone Park
Minnesota
New England
Four Suits Facing Action In State Court
Four complaints filed Wednesday in the office of Mrs. Anna Keefe await later district court action. Roselle Bottling Co. and four plaintiffs claim unlawful detainer over tenancy on land leased by Ora Roselle. Attorneys for the plaintiffs are F. M. Busline and James Jones. Forgery charges face Gary Smith over a $35 check Cashed February 2, 1948 for Buddy McHugh. State seeks old age benefit repayments from administrators of estates including Donald R. Hande Rose Sorenson and Maddalin D. Stanley with $2,529 plus interest. Idaho Attorney General Robert E. Smylie John A. Carver Jr. and Bannock County Prosecuting Attorney Henry McQuade represent the state.
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Anna Keefe
Roselle Bottling Co
Claude Bistline
Jean N. Bistline
Ida M. Bistline
Old Faithful Beverage Co., Incorporated
Ora Roselle
F. M. Busline
James Jones
Gary Smith
Buddy McHugh
Donald R. Hande
Edward G. Hande
Rose Sorenson
O. P
Maddalin D. Stanley
Robert E. Smylie
State of Idaho
John A. Carver, Jr
Henry McQuade
Bannock
Summer Session At ISC Planned
appointment of Bluford F Min or as head of the department of education and director of summer sessions at Idaho State College effective Sept 1 1948 announced by Dr Carl W McIntosh ISC president Miss Ethel Redfield retired last fall Dr Roald F Campbell assumed the depart heads responsibilities while on leave from the University of Utah Campbell returned to the University last winter Minor is widely known in this region since 1946 he has served as chief educational officer and field representative for Montana Oregon Washington and the Territory of Alaska Minor earned BA and MA from the University of Oklahoma is Phi Beta Kappa Kappa Delta Pi and Phi Delta Kappa member married with two daughters ages 5 and 11 his decision to join the Idaho State College faculty rests on professional potentialities.
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Bluford F. Minor
Department of Education
Idaho State College
Carl W. McIntosh
ISC
Ethel Redfield
Education Department
Roald F. Campbell
University of Utah
Campbell
Minor
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Territory of
Alaska
University of Oklahoma
University of Texas
Phi Beta Kappa
Kappa Delta Pi
Phi Delta Kappa
Dial To Be Returned To Face Kidnapping Charge
Fairfield police will receive Thomas Dial 34 in Fairfield from Sheriff John Hersch in Helena Montana. Dial faces a second degree kidnapping charge after Rosemarie Ellis 13 was abducted last Wednesday and returned home alone by bus. Dial was arrested by Helena police after the girl rode a bus back to Fairfield. Parents Norman Ellis filed the kidnapping charge.
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Fairfield
Thomas Dial
Helena
Mont
John Hersch
Rosemarie Ellis
Dial
Friends
Norman. Ellis
Idaho Jaycees Launch Conclave in Moscow Idaho
The Idaho state junior chamber of commerce annual meeting opened in Moscow with delegate registration and committee chair appointments. University of Idaho President J. E. Buchanan to speak. Gov. Robins to address delegates and present $500 in awards for the keep Idaho green project. Officers to be elected Saturday.
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Moscow
Ida
Idaho State Junior Chamber of Commerce
University of Idaho
J. E. Buchanan
G. A. Robins
Idaho
Pledge to Banish Lewd Shows at Twin Falls Fair
The Twin Falls county fair and rodeo board pledged to remove immoral and lewd performances from the annual fair after a women's club complaint about past indecent shows. The pledge was submitted by board secretary Thomas Parks. England erected its first windmills in 1040.
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Twin Falls
County Fair and Rodeo Board
Thomas Parks
Loyalty Board Seeks Official Ruling on Communist Party
Chair man Seth Richardson of the Truman loyalty review board asked Attorney General Tom C Clark for an official ruling on the character of the communist party. He seeks Clark s reasons for listing the party as subversive and as an illegal group aiming to overthrow the government by force. The justice department has not issued an official ruling on this violent overthrow claim.
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Washington
Seth Richardson
Truman
loyalty + review board
Tom C. Clark
Communist Party
Richardson
Clark
Justice Department
Department
Idaho Publicity Unit Names 41 Southwest Idaho Appointees
Gov. C A Robins appointed 41 southwest Idaho residents as an advisory committee to the Idaho state board of publicity. The group will work under board member Virgil McGee of Boise. Members include Tom E. Roach, Steve T. Collins, James L. Brown, Walter H. Johnson, H Westerman Whitlicek, James M. Davidson, J Lynn Driscoll, John A. Schoonover, Robert Harrison, and many others from Boise Caldwell Nampa Mountain Home Parma Weiser McCall Cam bridge Payette New Meadows.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho State Board of Publicity
C. A. Robins
Southwest Idaho
Virgil McGee
Tom E. Roach
Steve T. Collins
James L. Brown
Walter H. Johnson
H Westerman
Whitlicek
James M. Davidson
J. Lynn Driscoll
John A. Schoonover
Robert Harrison
Harry D. Loved
He“W. Morrison
Kay L. Johnson
J. R. Simplot
Maurice H. Hoover
George Oram, Jr
Ross Fransworth
Thomas’’B. Murray
Lester A. Randolph
Gwin Hicks
Harold A. Craig
H. Raymond Vinson
Theo H. Wegener
Merrill S. Ayres
James P. Bradley
Fentress H. Kuhn
Clayton Davidson
Roy C. Davidson
C. J. Westcott
J. T. la Fond
Caldwell
Bernard Mainwaring
Nampa
James Vermaas
Robert M. Cooley
Mountain Home
Everett A. Colley
Homedale
Theron Gough
Parma
Windsor J. Lloyd
G. A. Watson
Vern Chamberlain
Weiser
Warren Brown
McCall
Art Wilson
Cambridge
H. G. Fitz
New Meadows
George Whorton
Payette
Twin Falls Hosts State High School Music Festival
Twin Falls readies to host about 3,000 Idaho high school musicians who will compete Thursday and Friday in the annual state festival. Judges include Charles Ratcliffe, Twin Falls high school music director, Charles Lawrence of the University of Washington Seattle, Ernest Reed of Castleford, and Byron Jones of Idaho Falls.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Charles Ratcliffe
Charles Lawrence
University of Washington
Seattle
Ernest Reed
Castleford
Byron Jones
Idaho Falls
Power Use by Subway Systems Dominates Daily Electricity
Subways trackless trolley coaches and streetcars across the United States consumed enough electricity daily to light 14 500 homes for a full year highlighting the immense energy demand of urban transit networks.
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United States
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