Two Utahns Die In Crash On Brigham City Logan Cutoff
Two Box Elder county youths Norman R. Windley 17 of Brigham City and Dale Brailsforth 23 of Bear River City were killed when their car skidded left and rolled 139 feet in Sardine canyon. Driver Robert W. Cutler 21 of Corinne and others were injured but released from Brigham City hospital.
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Mantua
Utah
Box Elder County
Brigham City
Logan
Norman R. Windley
Dale Brailsforth
Bear River City
Highway Patrol
Earl Unsaker
Robert W. Cutler
Corinne
Brigham City Hospital
Don Valentine
Russell Bock
Sardine Canyon
Here
Unsaker
Local Youth Wins Naval Scholarship
James Francis Varley of Pocatello is among eight Idaho youths awarded four year college scholarships under a naval officers training corps program. Others include Richard Edward Anderson of Idaho Falls Jay Keith Ormon Rigby Jerome Floyd Beeson Frank Michael Thomett Jr Ralph Dale Haman Boise Roy Owen Mur Sandpoint Floyd Ewan Wanamaker Wallace. Daniel M Kein Samaria named as famed alternate.
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Washington
James Francis Varley
Pocatello
Idaho
Naval Officers Training Corps
Henry C. Dworshak
Richard Edward Anderson
Idaho Falls
Jay Keith Ormon
Rigby
Jerome Floyd Beeson
Frank Michael Thomett Jr
Ralph Dale Haman
Boise
Roy Owen Mur
Sandpoint
Floyd Euan Wanamaker
Wallace
Daniel M. Kein Samaria
Taylor to Speak at Utah Rallies
Sen. Glen H. Taylor of Idaho will tour Utah for two days addressing university audiences in Salt Lake City Ogden and mass meetings in Salt Lake City. He is Henry Wallace's running mate on the Wallace for President ticket and will arrive May 28.
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Sat Lake City
Glen H. Taylor
Ida
Utah
Wallace
Gordon le
Salt Lake
Taylor
Henry Wallace
University of Utah
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Child Aid Plan Viewed by Idaho Conference
Utah Welfare Chairman Philo T Farnsworth told Idaho social workers that a child's key needs are good breeding feeding and leading. He noted 45 999 999 U S children under 18 and urged integrated social welfare efforts into a coherent program with four goals strengthening resources protecting vulnerable youth limiting harmful influences and expanding aid for needy and delinquent children.
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Boise
Utah State Welfare Commission
Philo T. Farnsworth
Idaho Conference of Social Ae
Farnsworth
United States
P S C Delays Drummond Trial Hearing
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission moved the Drummond hearing from May 26 to June 29 over Union Pacific's plan to discontinue its Drummond agency. The request came from L. H. Anderson of Pocatello, counsel for Union Pacific.
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BOISE
The
Public Utilities Commission
Drummond
Ida
Aree
Union Pacific Railroad
L. H. Anderson
Pocatello
Union Pacific
Searchers Recover Body Of Tot Drowned On Picnic
The body of three year old Ronald Dean Faulther was found by a volunteer near a log in the backwater of a pool along Big Cottonwood Creek southeast of Salt Lake City. He had fallen Sunday while picnicking with his mother and was missing for over an hour before authorities were alerted. A large search by 20 to 30 officers and county firemen located the body Monday morning after an all night vigil at Granite Dam spillway.
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Los Angeles
Robert H. Hansen
Hansen
Dirksen
Sparkey
Ralph A
Olga Dirksen
Compton
Ray Morris
Sheriff's
Capt
Morris
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Big Cottonwood Creek
Here
Ronald Dean Faulther
William Clinesmith
Yesteray
Sheriff's Office
Carlos Romas
Sherif’s
Granite
Utah Power and Light Company
Pocatello
Ross Park
Curtis Mizera
South Hayes Avenue
Joy
Gay
Mamma
Donna) Mizera
George
Hazel
Cox
Merle Elaine
Amy Deane
Two Plan Eire Trip Heads for Ireland
Two local men Ambrose M Barrett and his son Am brose Barrett Jr plan a May 22 trip from New York to Ireland and England. The elder Barrett hopes to reconnect with relatives after 50 years and will be joined by his sister from South Africa and another sister in Dublin plus two brothers in England. They sail on the U S Marine Jumper and return July 14 from Ireland. The younger Barretts wife will remain in Pocatello during the trip.
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Ireland
Ambrose M. Barrett
Ebony
Ambrose Barrett, Jr
Bend
Ore
Barrett
England
Mr. Barrett
South Africa
Dublin
New York
U. S. Marine
Ely
Nevada
Elmer F. Drollinger
Oregon
Pole Line Road
A. M. Barrett
Jack Barrett
Pocatello
Ancie Trusty
Mae Brown
Spokane
Washington
Barretts
New York City
Commissioner Kimpton Elected Leader of Fifth District Legion
Alvin Kimpton of Albion was elected commander of the fifth district American Legion at a quarterly convention here. He succeeds Henry Hornhorst of Hazelton who presided.
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Filer
Alvin Kimpton
Albion
American Legion
Kimpton
Henry Hornhorst
Hazelton
To Hold Services For Blast Victim
Funeral services planned Monday for elderly farm couple killed in a dynamite explosion in Sandpoint Idaho. Bonner County officers report a chickenhouse fire prompted the couple to carry water buckets when 15 cases of dynamite stored inside exploded.
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Sandpoint
Ida
Bonner County
Clarence A. Noland
Socialists Seek Ballot in Idaho Election
The Socialist party asked Idaho secretary of state to place its presidential candidates on the November 2 ballot. Nominees named at a Reading, Pennsylvania convention include Norman Thomas and Tucker P. Smith, with state action needed to electors chosen at a state convention.
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Boise
Socialist Party
Harry Fleischman
New York
Norman Thomas
New York City
Tucker P. Smith
Olivet College
Mich
Reading
Elizabeth Williams
Fleischman
Idaho
Arimo High Graduation to Feature Address and Choir
Arimo High School holds graduation exercises Wednesday May 19 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Valedictorian Lowell Howe will speak on A Look Toward the Future and class history will be read by Renee Evans.
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ARIMO
Lowell Howe
Leonard Howe
Arimo High School
L. N. Downing
Renee Evans
Leland Evans
Creta Gee
E. Christensen
Larry England
Robert Gunter
Jack Hatley
Alex Evans
Max Armstrong
Memory Bershaw
Jack Bishard
Lonagaye Christensen
Wayne Cole
Scott Dolder
Ats Evans
Marilyn Evans
Arelene George
Kenneth Lowery
Billy Morrison
Bobby Nunnelly
Myrtle Vaughn
LaGrande G. Noble
Eehieet
Utah State Agricultural College
le Sysee
Ruel Christensen
Tot Killed When Brother's Car Strikes Toddler
Shoshone Nebraska area report states Cheryl Lynn Nebeker, 18 months, died on a family farm after being struck by a car driven by her brother Jess Nebeker Jr. The Lincoln County coroner said she was last seen near the farmhouse and the driver did not see her run in front of the auto. The child died from multiple head injuries.
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Cheryl Lynn Nebeker
Jess Nebeker, Sr
Jess Nebeker, Jr
Here
Lincoln County
Myrtle Burdett
Leopard births in same litter discussed
A report notes the possibility that a black leopard and a spotted leopard may be born in the same litter showing color variation in big cats.
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