Gusty Winds Sweep Utah Claims Fatality At Vernal Oil Rig
Cold winds swept Utah causing a man to die at Vernal when a gust toppled him from a 75 foot oil well rig. Paul J. Ordener from Wichita Falls, Tex. lived in Vernal and recently welcomed a son. Winds 40 mph damaged fruit trees and power lines across the region, with forecasters predicting a drop in velocity.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Vernal
Paul J. Ordener
Baird and Robbins
Naples
Ordener
Wichita Falls
Tex
Betty Rae McNeill
Wasatch Mountain
Ingrid Bergman’s husband leaves Italy amid secrecy
Dr Peter Lindstrom, Ingrid Bergman’s surgeon husband, departs Rome for Paris aboard a TWA flight after a Sicily rendezvous with Roberto Rossellini. He declines to reveal details. He is escorted by three women including Katherine Barrett to shield him from photographers.
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Rome
Peter Lindstrom
Ingrid Bergman
Paris
TWA
Sicily
Roberto Rossellini
Miss Bergman
Rossellini
Lindstrom
Campiano
Katherine Barrett
Strike Continues At Ford Plants As 6800 To Be Laid Off
Workers picketed under the sun with Local 600 banners while talks stalled. Gov Williams and mediator teams held off any immediate federal or state action. Ford announced 6,800 layoffs next week across plants in St Louis Metuchen Iron Mountain Los Angeles Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago with Iron Mountain cutting 1,900 of 2,200 workers last night.
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G. Mennen Williams
Ford
St. Louis
Metuchen
N. J
Los Angeles
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Chicago
Iron Mountain
Mich
Inspector Needed for Idaho State Building Projects
Idaho department of public works seeks qualified applicants for inspector positions on state building projects. Applications are to be sent to the department in the statehouse at Boise.
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Boise
Idaho Department of Public Works
Statehouse
Club hosts apron and overalls party at Wagon Wheel Inn
The Good Neighbor club in Pocatello will hold an apron and overalls affair Monday night at 8 o clock at the Wagon Wheel Inn. Members may invite guests to attend.
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Pocatello’s
Good Neighbor Club
Wagon Wheel Inn
Obituary notices for Armiger L. Bell and Velma Phelps
Armiger L. Bell 69 of Lava Hot Springs Idaho died recently and funeral services are planned for 2 p m Sunday at the Lava ward chapel with J Maughan officiating. He was born June 13 1880 in Roberts Idaho and survived by two sisters and a brother. Velma Phelps four year old daughter of John and Mollie Dunn Phelps of Gibson Idaho died after a lingering illness. funeral arrangements are handled by Downard funeral home. Burial for Bell will be in Lava cemetery.
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Armiger L. Bell
Lava Hot Springs
Lava Areeran
LDS Ward
Shop J. Maughan
Bune Bell
Roberts
Idaho
William
Esther Booth Bell
LDS Church
Joseph L. Bell
Nancy Jones
Dayene
Esther Noble
Arthur W Hall
Lava
Velma Phelps
John and
Mollie Dunn Phelps
Gibson
Uneral
Downard Funeral Home
Funeral services set for Walter A Waldron
Funeral services for Walter A. Waldron, killed Wednesday one mile south of Pocatello, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Samaria ward chapel of the LDS Church. Waldron, born March 29, 1893 in Gwenford Idaho, was a farmer and husband of Amelia Griffiths. Survivors include his wife, three sons Walter Mackay Idaho Stanley and Billy Gwenford, four daughters Delane Reese Logan Beth Waldron and Larue Lowe Grace Nadine Weagner Buhl, eight brothers and two sisters.
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Walter A. Waldron
Pocatello
Samaria Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mr. Waldron
Gwenford
Idaho
Levi S
Elizabth Roderick Waldron
Amelia Griffiths
Salt Lake
LDS Temple
LDS Church
Walter
Mackay
Stanley
Billy
Delane Reese
Logan
Beth Waldron
Larue Lowe
Grace
Nadine Weagner
Buhl
Levi Grispy
William S
Charles E
Thomas J
Nathaniel A
Ernest S
Lewis R. Waldron
Samaria
Ben H. Waldron
Downey
Hannah W. Atkinson
Mary Ann Richards
California
Mystery man of golf John Montague critically ill in Fresno
John Montague once famed as the mystery man of golf was rushed to a Fresno hospital with a heart attack. Doctors described his condition as critical as he fights for survival.
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Fresno
Calif
John Montague
VA Workers Face Layoff Across United States
The Veterans Administration will issue 30 day dismissals to about 8,000 employees starting Monday to trim the budget for the new fiscal year. 42 smaller VA offices in 23 states will close, but veterans hospitals and medical services remain unaffected. Senator Byrd urged Congress to cut at least 4 billion dollars from Truman’s budget estimates to avoid taxes or reduced operations.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Veterans
Carl R. Gray, Jr
Veterans Hospital
Harry F. Byrd
Senate
Congress
Truman
Vessel Strikebounds Hawaii Port as Union Walkout Hits Lur Line
Honolulu report says the Longshoremen and Warehousemen Union will strike the Lur Line ship arriving from San Francisco despite a pre strike pledge. The 275 mainlanders bound for California face delays while baggage and mail are unloaded. Matson Navigation halts freighter movement except for two new ships en route to the islands.
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Honolulu
International Longshoremen and Warehousemen Union
San Francisco
California
Matson Navigation Company
Israel Seat In UN Urged
The United States and six other nations urged the United Nations to admit Israel immediately as its 59th member. The measure followed questions to Israeli envoy Aubrey S. Eban and a Lebanese proposal to wait until fall. Canada Guatemala Haiti Panama and Uruguay joined Australia in sponsoring the resolution.
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World Organization
Australia
U. S
Canada
Guatemala
Haiti
Panama
Uruguay
Elephant attacks trainer during circus setup in Indiana
In Logansport Indiana a veteran trainer Singh Arumia 22 from India was seriously injured when Hank a female elephant owned by the Daily Brothers circus tossed him into the air and stepped on him at the Cass county fairgrounds during setup. Other trainers used sledge hammers and axes to subdue the elephant before Arumia was rushed to St Josephs hospital. Hank had attacked trainers before.
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Logansport
Ind
Singh Arumia
India
Hank
Arumia
St. Joseph's Hospital
Daily Brothers Circus
Cass County Fairgrounds
Building and personal notices from local record
General note of May 5 family announcements for Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson of 253 Portneuf Park and others. Building permits list include Les Falter at 308 East Dunn for veneer remodeling valued at 10 000, Vern Hershberger for new residence at East Sonneville and Fifteenth at 22 000, Christensen at 1819 North Main for business remodeling 1 500, Fargo apartments remodel, and Vern Mersiberger at 1100 South Main for selling. Additional entries show poses of other dwellings and addresses with values varying up to 3 000.
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Albert Puere
Main
James Robertson
Portneuf Park
Son
Les Falter
East Dunn
Vern Hershberger
East Sonneville
Fifteenth
E. Carter
Re . Christensen
N. Main
Fargo Apts
Woman trips alarm at Golden Gate Fields by mistake
A Watsonville woman pulled what she thought was a cup dispenser lever at Golden Gate Fields and triggered three fire trucks from Albany two Berkeley chiefs and the field's own fire truck plus a hook and ladder. She declined to give her name saying she was embarrassed.
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Albany
Calif
Golden Gate Fields
Watsonville
Berkeley
Radio Jam Battle Rages Over Broadcast Jam Blocking Russia
Washington reports 61 American and British radio transmitters will beam simultaneously at Russia to break the Soviet jamming blockade that has drowned out Voice of America since April 24. A State Department spokesman says Russians use 60 transmitters to block western broadcasts and if jamming is spread, the signals will get through.
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Washington
Russia
Voice of America
George V. Allen
Rail Express Plan Seeks 40 Hour Week for 45000 Express Workers
Washington pres tial emergency board recommended a 40 hour week for 45000 railway express employees with a Sept 1 start date and a seven cent hourly raise retroactive to Oct 1. The move followed a month long New York area strike by 6000 workers who demanded immediate 40 hour scheduling, mirroring AFL teamsters' terms already in effect for 33000 company workers since March 1.
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Washington
New York
Company
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
AFL
Sters Union
National Railway Labor Act
Principal’s Hands Tied by Governor
Fort Dodge high school principal Wesley Erbe called five students to his office to punish them for skipping class. The students handed over a full pardon signed by Governor William S. Beardsley, who had spoken at the Storm Lake track meet the previous Wednesday.
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Fort Dodge
Wesley Erbe
Fort Dodge High School
Storm Lake
William S. Beardsley
Babich Trial Set Monday in Milwaukee Slaying Case
Milton Babich 19 confessed slaying Patricia Birmingham 16 and dumping her body in the Milwaukee River. Two judges disqualified themselves after a tangled prelim hearing and civil judge Thaddeus Pruss took over the case setting a new hearing date for Monday.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milton Babich
Thaddeus Pruss
Harv _alen
Babich
Patricia Birmingham
Kathleen
William McCauley
Radio Listings for Idaho Stations Saturday Schedule
Saturday schedule for KSEI 930, KSEI FM 96.5, KEYY 1240, EPST Preston 1340 and KPST 1240, listing daily shows from morning to sign off with news summaries, music blocks and special programs across several Idaho communities. The grid includes farm roundups, orchestras, bands, talk segments, and late night sign off.
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KSEI
le Lee Taylor
Martin
Chic Andrews
Wormwood Forest
Eddie Duchin
Market Gate
Canova
Grand Ole Opry
Pierre
Orch
Melody Mart
Morton
Red Cross Meeting Announced by Roy R Miller Jr
Roy R Miller Jr announces the regular monthly Red Cross meeting to be held at the YMCA dining room on Monday at noon.
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Roy F. Miller Jr
Chapter
the American Red Cross
YMCA
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