All My Sons Stage Play Comes To Gate City Monday
The Civic Drama Guild of New York presents Arthur Miller's All My Sons in Gate City Monday under Jaycees sponsorship. The production features Leon Kay and Penny Kasper with most original cast, and tickets are sold by local Junior Chamber members and Whitman hotel. The season continues with John Loves Mary on Feb 4 and But Not Goodbye in April.
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Frazier Hall
All My Sons
Drama Critics Prize
Civic Drama Guild of New York City
Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Miller
Pocatello
Jaycees
Harold Read
Jaycee
Broadway
Movieland
New York
Leon Kay
Pacific Area
Joe Keller
Edward G. Robinson
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Whitman Hotel
John
Mary
Eastern Guild
Local records list charges and incidents in Aberdeen area
Jack L. Chapple faces reckless driving. bond $20 forfeited. Earl Stonecipier, 48, fined $5 after guilty plea for improper parking. Arthur M. Clark, 30, Tyhee, speeding. bond $20 forfeited. D. K. Stetzner, 608 West Carson, failure to stop. guilty plea, fined $5. Glen E. Scheele pleads guilty to improper license plates. fine reported. Earle K. Booker guilty of contempt of court. fined $100. Police seek stolen car owned by H. W. Lasley, license 1B-6504, brown and tan Chevrolet sedan. Car missing since Sunday night. S. A. McGuines reports three electric extension cords stolen from home. Fender skirts stolen from a Chevrolet coinciding with other thefts. Births noted at St. Anthony's Hospital: Steve Mickulin couple welcomes a boy. Building permits issued for George E. Garrison fence and E. R. Fowler frame dwelling.
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Jack L. Chapple
Aberdeen
Earl Stonecipier
Randolph Ave
Arthur M. Clark
Tyhee
D. K. Stetzner
West Carson St
H. W. Lasley
North Hayes Ave
American president praised as courageous leader in postwar era
SAM argues Truman’s term will be historic due to a fighting American spirit. It stresses Truman is not a superman or silver-tongued orator, but a man shaped by courage guiding U S policy. The piece notes 1946 car export figures as context.
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Truman
United States
Journalism Session Slated for Ricks College
About 100 high school students from six Rexburg area schools will attend the annual journalism conference at Ricks College. Professor Ermel Morton said attendance could rise as students from nearby areas may join.
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Rexburg
Idaho
Ricks College
Ermel Morton
Bird loses bid for life in Washington high court
Jake Bird a 47 year old Black man convicted of bludgeoning Bertha Kludt 53 and Beverly June 17 during a Tacoma burglary saw the Washington Supreme Court uphold a death sentence one year four days after the crime declaring no merit to claims of unfair trial racial discrimination and coercion.
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Olympia
Wash
Jake Bird
State Supreme Court
Bird
Bertha Kludt
Beverly June
Tacoma
Lewis Street Bridge Set to Reopen Next Week
City engineer Les Baliff reports the Lewis Street bridge over the Portneuf River, torn out for two years to meet army specs, will reopen likely by early next week. Delays stemmed from 60-foot span and pillar constraints, until Salt Lake City steel beams arrived and allowed construction to resume.
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Lewis Street
Les Baliff
Baliff
Army
Portneuf
Pocatello
Fourteen Idaho Falls Youth Report for Pre Induction Exam
Fourteen Idaho Falls youths, including William Doyle Brown Calvin L Kuhn Glen A Mattson Dick Twitchell Elza Sikes Carl Poulter Gillmore T Beesley Jay J Dasin William D Mayoh Dean Larsen Francis W Miller Doyle y K Metcalf Vernel Fowler and Alfred Fry, join Pocatello pre induction station lineup. Local plan calls for 148 men to be examined this month with first draft call expected in November per Washington wire releases. Also noted British Isles host over 25 000 flowering plant varieties.
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William Doyle Brown
Calvin L. Kuhn
Glen A. Mattson
Dick Twitchell
Elza Sikes
Carl Poulter
Gillmore T. Beesley
Jay J. Dasin
William D. Mayoh
Dean Larsen
Francis W. Miller
Doyley K. Metcalf
Vernel Fowler
Alfred Fry
Washington, D .C
Cars Smashed In Wrecks
Pocatello police investigated two automobile accidents causing heavy damage but no injuries. Marjorie H. Stone, 36, hit Wal ter C. Hahon, 52, causing minor bumper and fender damage. Lawana Mansfield, 17, collided with Earl Stonecipier, 48, smashing Mansfield’s front end. Stonecipier was charged with improper parking on Main Street.
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Pocatello
Marjorie H. Stone
Fargo
Walter C. Hahon
Grant Ave
Lawana x Mansfield
Portneuf Park
Stonecipier
Mansfield
Main Street
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Gate City
News OF Record
Glen E. Scheele
North Thirteenth Ave
Earle K. Booker
S. A. McGuines
North Twelfth Ave
McGuines
Chevrolet
Gerald M. Marlotte
South Ninth Ave
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Steve Mickulin
West Center
George E. Garrison
Wir
E. R. Fowler
South Fourth
Sam
Page Four
Bannock Brand
Meats & Meat Products
Meat Products
Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
Bingen
British Isles