Local Club Robbery Robs Town and St. Anthony Hops
Thieves robbed 220 West Bonneville Street club between 2:15 and 5:45 am, taking the entire receipts of the Cootie Ball and more than 400 dollars in cash plus 560 dollars in liquor supplies. The janitor found the scene. intruders reportedly hid inside the building at closing, used a hand-axe and ice pick on a slot machine, and forced a back-bar exit after breaking into the liquor locker and pad locking a screen door.
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St. Anthony Hospital
West Bonneville St
Ghief
VFW
Inkom
Sue Gibbs
Irving to Display Student Art Exhibit at May 13
Irving junior high school hosts a spring exhibit May 13 at 8 p.m. featuring work from all departments, a Home Arts style show with a Six Keys to Popularity skit, student tumbling and singing groups, a cornet solo by Richard Beasley, and violin by Margot Gates, with school parents invited.
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Irving Junior High School
Carol Vaughn
Karlene Watson
Valey Evans
Patsy Havin
Sharo Ann Christiansen
Dana Richardson
Ida Howell
Patsy Miller
Arlene Jones
Sandra West
Maxine Kelly
Martha la Kynaston
Geraldine Roper
Janice Larsen
Darlene Littleford
Dolores Cowden
Shirley Gaugh
Mary Sue Spangler
Alberta Crouch
Evelyn Bell
Velma Walter
Shanna Webster
Carol
Joyce Hamerick
Billiwell Pool
Lauralee Fawson
Marilyn Hawkes
Ruth Ann Howard
Jean Snyder
Mary Thornock
Richard Beasley
Margot Gates
Edgar Stillman Kelly
April Court Totals in Blackfoot Show 79 Cases and $893
A joint report by Chief of Police F. S. Kunz and Magistrate Charles Dahman to the city council states 79 cases were tried in April and $893 was collected from fines forfeitures and parking meter fines. Payees were 67 whites 11 Indians and one Mexican.
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Blackfoot
F. S. Kunz
Charles Dahman
Alameda Names New Chief of Police Earl Adkins
Earl J. Adkins was named the new Alameda police chief at a city council meeting, succeeding Jack Marshall who becomes water superintendent. Adkins vows strict enforcement of all laws including speeding and beer parlor closing hours. He notes rising traffic problems until through highway provisions are built. After assuming office May 10 he will be replaced as Bannock County deputy by N. S. Fordyce. Al Eggerth will handle night duty. The council also approved a $57,268 budget and moved to widen Yellowstone highway to 90 feet and buy a two way radio for the police car.
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Earl J. Adkins
Alaate
Thursay
Adkins
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Bannock County
N. S. Fordyce
North Eleventh Ave
al Eggerth
Seven Month-Old Larry Hirschi Seen as Gate City Acrobat
Larry Hirschi aged seven months from North Main Street amazes observers by standing unaided in his father's hands five to five and a half feet above ground. The infant, son of Keith and mother, is not crawling or walking yet and may be vying for a title as the Gate City's youngest strongman. Hirschi works as a driver for Garrett Freightlines in Pocatello.
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Keith P Yirschi
North Main
Gate City
Larry W. Hirschi
Keith Hirschi
North Main Street
Larry
Hirschi
Garrett Freightlines
Pocatello
Judge Bistline Hears Three Intoxication Cases
Police Judge R Don Bistline had a quiet morning hearing three intoxication cases. A vagrancy charge against William Henry Lester, address unknown, resulted in a suspended $100 fine with the condition that Lester leave town.
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R. Don Bistline
William Henry Lester
Lester
Stolen items from David Sepulveda room reported
Charles Martin La Paloma rooms manager reports theft from David Sepulveda’s room. Items taken include a blue suit a pair of brown shoes two blue sports jackets four white shirts one cigarette case a pair of eye glasses and three neckties.
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Charles Martin
la Paloma
David Sepulveda
Local Youths Plan Joint Consent Agreement
Four underage individuals from Idaho and Washington state appear in a parental consent context. John W. Palmer, 19, of Pocatello, Wanda Fay George, 19, of Black Milford, and Bernice Hehlau, 15, plus Bernice’s guardian, are involved in a formal consent arrangement with mother’s consent noted.
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John W. Palmer
Pocatello
Wanda Fay George
Black
Justice of the Peace Hyde presides over Dietrich building hearing
Vaughn M. Holder, 36, Salt Lake, and Esther Ramirez, 24, Pocatello are named in a May 5 docket heard by Justice of the Peace Charles W. Hyde at the Dietrich building. The limited details note ages and cities connected to the case.
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Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Hyde
Dietrich Building
Vaughn M. Holder
Salt Lake
Esther Ramirez
Pocatello
Judge McDougall notes divorce filing for Minnie MacWilliams
By Judge Isaac McDougall on May 6 Minnie MacWilliams of J F MacWilliams seeks divorce on grounds of cruelty. They were married November 7 1947 in Dillon South Carolina.
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Isaac McDougall
Minnie MacWilliams
J. F. MacWilliams
Dillon
South Carolina
Building Permits Filed for Local Homes and Repairs
Fred Dalton files permits at 930 North Hayes for remodel worth 1200 dollars and at 823 West Clark for repairs totaling 180 dollars. R L Peterson seeks 2000 dollars for a residence at 1425 East Hayden. Marion Coleman applies for 8000 dollars for a residence at 122 North North Eleventh. C D Bates moves a garage and house at 1125 South Fifth.
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Fred Dalton
North Hayes Ave
West Clark St
R.L. Peterson
East Hayden St
Marion Coleman
North Eleventh Ave
C. D. Bates
South Fifth Ave
Model Plane Club Aims to Form group in Boise area
Enthusiasts meet Friday night at the Hobby Shop 427 West Center St to form a model plane club. Ages range 14 to 35. interest from Gaffer to grandson. Plans include competitions with Boise Twin Falls and Salt Lake groups using solid display, rubber powered flying, and gas motor models. Members named include Jarées Fiala Frank Serean Jr Richard Watkins Fred Dalton Jr and the Taylors.
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West Center St
Knights
Jarées Fiala
Frank Serean, Jr
Richard Watkins
Fred Dalton, Jr
The
Taylors
Addison Ed ward Lanman dies after brief illness
Addison Edward Lanman 70 of 412 North Fifth Ave died at home after a brief illness. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. at McHan Henderson Chapel with Rev. Leroy H. Walker offciating. He was born February 17, 1878 in Larned Kansas and married Claire Swan in 1905. Survivors include wife, son M Sgt Desmond Lanman in Denver, daughter Mrs Robert Morris in Pocatello, sister Nell Booth of San Francisco, brothers J F Lanman of Grand Junction and John Lanman of Larned, and four grandchildren. Burial in Mountain View cemetery with IOOF ritual.
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Addison Edward Lanman
North Fifth Ave
Leroy H. Walker
Methodist Church
McHan-Henderson
Mr. Lanman
Larned
Kansas
Isaac
Mary Marymee Lanman
Claire Swan
Pocatello
Bellville
Troy
Idaho State College President Resigns for NMU Landed Role
Dr John R Nichols former Idaho State College president from 1934 to last year has resigned to become president of New Mexico A and M at Las Cruces. He is in General hospital for pleurisy in Pocatello attending his daughter Isabel Nichols wedding to Perry Swisher Salt Lake Tribune manager. He entered hospital Wednesday.
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Idaho State College
New Mexico A. & M
Las Cruces
N. Mex
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Nichols
Pocatello
Isabel Nichols
Perry Swisher
Salt Lake Tribune
Wennesday
Famed Preacher Walter A Maier Set for Pocatello Talk
Dr Walter A Maier host of the Lutheran Hour will speak at Pocatello High School on Friday May seven at eight p m under Grace Lutheran church. The program draws crowds nationwide with the broadcast network and independent stations reaching over one hundred stations. The public is invited to attend.
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MBS Lutheran Hour
Pocatello High School
Grace Lutheran Church
Detroit
Tecumseh
Michigan
Christ
Maier
Chicago Stadium
Detroit Coliseum
Lutheran Hour
Mutual Broadcasting Sysem
Two Cars Collide North of Town on U S 91 191
A morning crash two miles north of town on U S 91 191 damaged two cars, one driven by Morgan D. Smith of McCammon and the other by Rawls D. Cherry of Downey. Smith stopped for engine trouble. Cherry said glare from a Union Pacific bus blinded him and he could not see Smith in time. No arrests were made. Deputy Earl E. Peal investigated.
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U. S. 91
Morgan D. Smith
McCammon
Rawls D. Cherry
Downey
Bannock County
Earl E. Peal
Investigat
First annual fair in America at Duxbury Mass 1638
The first annual American fair was held in 1638 at Duxbury Massachusetts, occurring eighteen years after the Pilgrims landed.
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America
Duxbury
Mass
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