Justice Sets Aside Civil Contempt Action
Federal Judge Goldsborough set aside the civil contempt conviction against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers at the government's request. The government moved to dismiss the no strike injunction while fines of 1,420,000 for the union and 20,000 for Lewis remain under appeal as negotiations with soft coal operators begin for a new contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Lewis
H. Graham Morison
Flanagan Rites Set For Friday at Boys Town
The body of Father Edward J. Flanagan will be buried Friday in the Little City chapel at Boys Town. Two funeral services are planned at 7:30 a.m. for Boys Town citizens and 10 a.m. for the public. Flanagan died in Berlin May 15 and his body is en route from Europe via military airlift to Nebraska to be laid to rest with Boys Town honors.
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Boys Town
Neb
Edward J. Flanagan
Boys' Town
Berlin
United States
Smoky Hill
Salina
Kan
Omaha
Father Flanagan
Boys Town Band
Little Haven of Youth
Local Composers Featured In Pocatello Concert
Pocatello Music Club presents works by six local composers at an 8 p.m. Congregational Church concert. Pieces include Harris and Wagner settings sung by the ISC Triple Quartette with pianists and instrumentalists such as Jack Craven and Bess Wagner, featuring Noctures, Cradle Hymns, and Song to the Virgin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Pocatello Music Club Thay
Wesley M. Harris
Gaylord Sanford
Bess B. Wagner
Jack Craven
Evelyn McLeod
Margaret Rowland
ISC
Triple Quartette
Wesley Harris
Julienne Novelette
Dhve
Wesley Mewey
Norma McLeod
Judy
Mildred Newey
Simplot Housing Project in Pocatello Nears Start
J R Simplot and federal housing officials signed final contracts Tuesday to build a housing project in Pocatello. The plan includes brick apartments with two and three bedrooms to house more than 100 workers, with construction starting later this week under contractor Clarence Elle. The project, costing about 849000 dollars, should be completed within a year and is slated between East Fremont and North Seventeenth Ave from North Fifteenth Ave to East Clark St.
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J. R. Simplot
Federal
Simplot
Housng
Clarence Elle
Pocatello
Fremont
Seventeenth Ave
Clark St
Fifteenth Ave
Idaho Supreme Court Reverses Damage Award in Death Case
The Idaho Supreme Court on Tuesday reversed a fifth district ruling awarding damages to Mr and Mrs Moses Gifford of Pocatello for their son Earl Frank Gifford’s death in May 1946 while digging a trench. The ruling states civil action for death cannot be pursued.
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BOISE
LLP
Idaho Supreme Court
Fifth Judicial District Court
Moses Gifford
Pocatello
Earl Frank Gifford
High Court
Jerry Nottingham
Life with Russian wife called not a fate worse than death
Tech. Sgt. John Biconish, a U.S. Army sergeant from Binghamton New York, defends life with his Russian wife Galvina Dunaeva amid State Department suspicions of her being a Soviet spy. He says eight months together showed no political tilt and cites visa issues preventing his wife from leaving Russia as the divorce motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Riley
Kans
U. S. Department of State
Tech
John Biconish
Binghamton
N.Y
Army Ground School Center
Galvina Dunaeva
State Department
Moscow
Biconish
James M. McMillin
Boulder
Colo
Galina
ISC Banquet for Idaho State College Intramural Leaders
Idaho State College holds an intramural banquet Friday to honor twenty managers. Intramural director Byrne Fernelius says trophies and medals will be awarded. Dining Hall team, led by Knox Lake, Burley, competes for top team honors across several sports and aims for softball glory. Merlin Benson of Logan Eyes individual intramural honors against Kay Andersen of Wellsville for tennis.
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Idaho State College
Byrne Fernelius
John Clark
Payette
Knox Lake
Burley
Intercollegiate Knights
Lambda Delta Sigma
Merlin Benson
Logan
Pharmacy
Benson
Kay Andersen
Wellsville
Utah
Theaters and moons noted counts and regions
The document lists 18 351 active theaters across 9 636 communities with total seating capacity of 11 796 072. It also states 27 known moons in our solar system.
Pocatello High School Holds 8 PM Commencement Tonight
The Pocatello high school class of 48 concludes activities tonight with commencement in the auditorium at 8 p.m. Adam S. Bennion of Salt Lake City addresses graduates. Harriet Crawford gives salutatory and Genee Allen delivers the vale dictory. The program includes prayers, musical numbers, and diploma presentations by George N. Green and others.
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Pocatello High School
Adam S. Bennion
Salt Lake City
Harriet Crawford
Genee Allen
Leroy H. Walker
First Methodist Church
Faith of Our Father
Lenna Egan
Diana Schoeder
Robert Chivers
Bruce Coke
Robert Leppard
Glen Andrew Fifield
Rhea Hansen
Edith Deck
Geraldine Cox
Nora Lee Lee
Rose Marie Murphy
Gloria Gunn
Gayle Couch
Shirley Dunham
High School
Beauty winner recalls kiss upset principal in Texas contest
Seventeen year old Claudette Thornton named Bandera Cowbelle will travel to Bandera after the judge, Chuck Short, a disabled war veteran, rebuked her kiss as indecorous. She says the principal called the kiss the most dis graceful thing he had seen, causing her to leave school in tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Claudette Thornton
Bandera
Texas
West Texas
Chuck Short
Miss Thornton
C. W. Mills
Sprinkler System To Feature Meeting
Boise set to host the Idaho State Reclamation Association annual meeting on May 21 and 22. M. R. Lewis of the Bureau of Reclamation will discuss sprinkler irrigation Friday at 3 00 p.m. in the Hotel Boise.
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Boise
Idaho State Reclamation Association
M. R. Lewis
Department of Agriculture
University of Idaho Extension Service
Bureau of Reclamation
Washington, D. C
Obituary for Loice Bell Beloved wife and mother dies at 41
Loice Aldous Bell 41 wife of Harvey V. Bell died May 13 in Baker Oregon. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Sandberg Funeral Home Blackfoot with Father C. M. Veghoeven officiating. Burial Grove City cemetery. Born September 19 1906 Clyde Idaho daughter of William H. Aldous and Julia Quigley Aldous. Survived by husband two sons from a former marriage Frederick Lowell Carlyle Brough newborn four weeks old five brothers William Leslie Herbert Bob and Ted two sisters Roxie Egge and Bernice Bryant.
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Loicer
BELL
Julia Quigley Aldous
Frederick Lowell
Carlyle Brough
William
Leslie
Herbert
Bob
Ted
Roxie Egge
Bernice Bryant
Lenore Clayton Aldridge Dies in Seattle at 43
Lenore Clayton Aldridge 43 died in Seattle Washington May 10 1948. Funeral services were held May 17 in Blackfoot Idaho with Bishop Marvin R Harper officiating. She was born April 28 1905 in Preston Idaho to George and Lillie Bruce Clayton and moved to Blackfoot in 1918. She worked in Seattle shipyards during the war and then at Imperial Candy Co. She is survived by her father George Clayton of Preston two sisters Mrs Jake Ramey and Mrs Owen Parris of Blackfoot Mrs Leo Rock Menan Idaho and one brother Bruce Clayton Boise Idaho.
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Enore C. Aldridge
Blackfoot
Lenore Clayton Aldridge
Seattle
Wash
Peck & Packham
Idaho
Marvin R. Harper
Rose Ward
Lenora—Clayton
Preston
George and
Lillie Bruce Clayton
Imperial Candy Co
George Clayton
Jake Ramey
Owen Parris
Leo Rock
Menan
Bruce Clayton
Boise
Police Court Roundup Disturbing the Peace and Traffic Fines
In the Police Court docket George J. Pattis forfeits a 50 dollar bond for disturbing the peace. Nate Johnson a Navajo Indian faces 100 dollar fine 30 days in jail and license revocation for one year after a collision at Fifth Ave and Wyeth and leaving the scene. Don B. Alder speeding forfeits 23 dollar bond. a Cutforth and Jettie Mae Allen disordered person each 100 dollars. Riley Nelson vagrancy 100 dollars. Mrs Clinton B. Hill running a traffic light 10 dollars. George Otto Young running a stop sign 10 dollars and Kathryn Kossum 32 Pocatello noted. Justice Elkin Chandler presiding Tom Blazing Fron tier club was whipped to post 50 dollar bond on speeding. Births list two new arrivals May 17 St Anthony. Building permits show A C Goldsmith 1033 North Ninth Ave 1000 dollar garage.
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George J. Pattis
Nate Johnson
Fifth Ave
Wyeth
Don B. Alder
Cutforth
Jettie Mae Allen
Riley Nelson
Clinton B. Hill
George Otto Young
Justice OF the Peace
Elkin Chandler
Tom Blazing
Frontier Club
Judges Grant Several Divorces in Fifth District
Isaac McDougall granted divorces Friday and Saturday. Irvin O. Stiffler from Catherine Stiffler wed February 25, 1938 at Holescope Pennsylvania with no children or property settlement. Fern Peterson Bland from Wil ford M. Bland married November 6, 1946 at Preston with cruel grounds. Bessie Britt from Leo S. Britt married November 30, 1946 with one child and custody to mother, $30 support, visitation rights, cruelty. Donald M. Mendenhal from Dorothy Mendenhal married December 20, 1942 in Glendale California with two children and custody split by school terms, cruelty. Marriage licenses note Irvin O. Stiffler, 37, Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac McDougall
Irvin O. Stiffler
Catherine Stiffler
Holescope
Penn
Fern Peterson Bland
Wilford M. Bland
Preston
Bessie Britt
Leo S. Britt
Donald M. Mendenhal
Dorothy Mendenhal
Glendale
California
UP Stages Sued By County Woman
Clara Hall of McCammon sues Union Pacific Stages Inc alleging a November 30 1947 bus stop caused her to be thrown to the floor. Damages of 1425 plus costs sought for bodily injuries pain and mental anguish. Attorney H J Swanson for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Stages, Inc
Anna Keefe
Clara Hall
McCammon
U. P
H. J. Swanson
Strange Brakes Claim and Dinosaur Egg Structure Stand Out
A curious claim suggests one third of vehicles have brake problems while a comparison notes modern hens lay eggs with shells resembling those from dinosaurs millions of years ago.
Baptists Name Aides for Coming Year at First Church
Jack Terrell elected moderator for the coming year at the First Baptist Church with Rev Albert E. Beasley announcing. Other officers include Chester Martin assistant moderator Florence Miller clerk EF Scott treasurer Paul Willecke school superintendent Fergus Briggs assistant superintendent Ruth Stull Beasley choir director W R Fore head usher Mrs R M Terrell missionaries society president Sarah Neilson vice president Becky Lou Beasley BYF presidents Edward Hershberger junior BYF president Leland Ellis men’s brotherhood president. Deacons and deaconesses named include J Raie Ed Patz Fred Pauley and others with terms through 1950 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Terrell
First Baptist Church
Albert E. Beasley
Ere
Chester Martin
Florence Miller
EF. Scott
Jake Uhrick
Paul Willecke
Fergus Briggs
Ruth Stull Beasley
W. R. Fore
R. M. Terrell
Missionary Society
Sarah Neilson
Becky Lou Beasley
Edward Hershberger
Leland Ellis
Men’s Brotherhood
J. R Aie
Ed Patz
Fred Pauley
R. J. McMahon
J. F. Cullen
W. H. Witty
Jackrabbit mother attacks six men in Yellowstone 1935
In Yellowstone National Park in 1935 a jackrabbit mother charged six men when one man held her young. The incident drew attention to park wildlife behavior and visitor safety.
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Yellowstone National Park
Non-streamlined sedans waste power at slow speeds
Wind resistance dominates energy use in sedans at 30 miles an hour as non-streamlined shapes waste significant power. Dutchman's pipe flowers trap insects for pollen transfer and hold them until pollination completes.
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Evelyn L. McLeod
Marianna Hahl
Dorothy Mae Peck
la Jean van Orden
Lennie Dille
Donna Hansen
Carol Cunningham
Ralph Hale
John Read
Harold Hopcock
John Bickmore
Victor Duke
James Johnson
Adel Kuhre
Lustre
Pocatellans
Pocatello Drug
NEA Beavicr, Inc
T. M. Reo
U. S
Pat
Russia
Bair’s
Landscape Service
Kasai
Kasai Studio
Janice Nelson
Jacquelyn McGaugh
Barbara Rae Kuhn
Norma Nye
News of Record
Kathryn Kossum
Clarence Bohi
North Seventh Ave
St. Anthony
Chester Bain
Campus Drive
A. C. Goldsmith
North Ninth Ave
UP Stages
Trishman
Tops IN Entertainment
Watson
St. Anthony Hospital
Baptists
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