Quiet Armistice Day Ceremonies Mark This City
Weather caused four auto crashes with no injuries as four collisions occurred on Wednesday in Gate City. Hilda Larsen and Lawrence Pollard, Robert Neilsen and Clarence Hansen, Lynal Adamson and Dominic Guido, and Alvin Gibson and Fred Carroll were involved, all with minor damage. Pocatello joins nation in Armistice Day observances with a noon Legion luncheon at post No. 4, speeches by Monsignor Cody, and football at Irving Field in the Big Six race. Evening events include a Legion and veterans dinner and a VFW program, as stores close and schools take the day off.
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Gate City
Hilda Larsen
South Seventh Ave
East Halliday St
Lawrence G. Pollard
Salt Lake City
Robert A. Neilsen
South Fifth Ave
Clarence Bassett Hansen
Lago
Third Avenue
Lewis Street
Lynal Adamson
North Twelfth Ave
Dominic Guido
East
Clark St
Alvin L. Gibson
Nortt Hayes Ave
Fred C. Carroll
North
Buchanan Ave
Pocatello American Legion Post No
E. R. Cody
G. Nicholas Ifft
Josephine Hutchings
Pocatello High School
Idaho Falls Tigers
Irving Field
American Legion
Harvey Rice
Ray Brookhart
Reed Dahlstrom
Comstock
Harold Hinckley
Z. A. Hipke
Byron Downard
Joe Barnett
Lloyd Haight
Ralph Jones
Ray Christensen
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
John Dudenaire
Anonymous tip links alive missing man in nearby town
A late Wednesday anonymous call to Joe Ayre Jr. suggested his missing father Joe Ayre Sr. may be alive in a nearby town. The tipster refused to identify himself, urging a search halt to save county funds while deputies continue the river-area search and review the other missing person William Wells.
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Pocatello
Joe Ayre, Jr
Joe Ayre, Sr
Bannock County
Alma Marley
Young Ayre
Ayre
Norman Fordyce
William Wells
North Tenth Ave
Mergh Fant
Athee
Portneuf Park
Government buys to aid frost damaged Idaho spuds
Idaho potato growers criticize a plan to buy five carloads of top grade Russets weekly to ease frost related hardship. They question which potatoes would be bought first and blame the order stopping top grade purchases a month ago for worsening the situation.
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Bingham County
Idaho
River Search Underway For Two Missing Pocatellans
Deputy Sheriff Norman Fordyce announced plans to traverse most of the Portneuf River by boat today to locate two missing Pocatellans, Joe Ayers Sr. and William Wells, both around 60, last seen several weeks ago after air searches found nothing.
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Norman Fordyce
Portneuf
Fordyce
Joe Ayers Sr
William Wells
Reds threaten to down planes over Berlin corridors
Berlin dispatch says Soviet forces warned they would force down allied aircraft that stray from the restricted air corridors between the western zones and the blockaded city. The threat escalates tension as Luftwaffe and allied crews monitor potential incursions.
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Reds
Berlin
Tank Topples Killing and Limiting Injuries at Illinois Warehouse
A 35,000 gallon water tank fell from a six story Central Cold Storage Co warehouse in Riverdale Illinois. Three workers were dead and six injured as the tank crashed through the office extension and flooded the basement. Rescue crews worked amid water and debris to reach the victims and account for all employees.
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Riverdale
Ill
Central Cold Storage Co
Housing Will Get Top Billing in Truman program push
Rep. Brent Spence of Kentucky will steer the House for the administrations economic plan. He pledges emphasis on low cost housing and a strong rent control bill, with hearings planned on housing legislation and a longer rent control extension beyond March 31. He cites the Wagner Ellender Taft bill as a model and notes current housing costs limit access for most Americans.
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Sandor S. Klein
United Press
Washington
Brent Spence
Truman
House
Spence
House Banking Committee
New Democratic Congress
Tighe E. Woods
Woods
Congress
Fort Thomas
Abitibi Day A Tribute To Courage Poem
Armistice day reflections mark a tribute to courage and memory. The piece questions the meaning of peace for sleeping soldiers and Gold Star mothers, urging that the lessons of war endure beyond speeches and parades. It ends with a prayer that such conflict never repeats.
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Anzio Beach
Buddy
Saipan
Buna
Leyte Bay
Mothers of Men
State Planning Ceremonies
Idaho elective officials will join Armistice Day parade in Boise to honor WWI dead. Gov. Robins and Lt. Gov. Whitehead head the line, with Attorney General Smylie Mines Inspector MacDowell Treasurer Painter and Auditor Nielson attending. Price travels to Hagerman and Jones meets northern educators. parade begins 10 40 and pauses at 11 00 for a moment of silence.
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Boise
Idaho
C. A. Robins
Don Whitehead
Robert E. Smylie
George A. Mac Dowell
Lela D. Painter
N. P. Nielson
J. D
Cy) Price
Public Instruction
Alton B. Jones
Price
Hagerman
Jones
America
Twin yolks hatch at Morris hatchery
A Merrick Morris hatchery hen is mothering twin chicks from a normal egg. Morris notes twin yolks usually fail to mature to hatching, making this a notable exception.
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Morris, Ill
Merrick Morris Hatchery
Morris
Idaho Roads Report Generally Good for Season
Idaho road conditions were reported generally good for the season with open passes and snow on higher terrain. Motorists are advised to carry chains and a shovel. rock falls possible on canyon roads due to freeze thaw cycles. load restrictions set on U S 95 and U S 2 and U S 10 in specified segments.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Highways
Highway Department
Whitebird
Winchester
Latah-Benewah
Plummer
Emida
St. Maries
Newport
Sandpoint
Montana States
Narcotic Ring Hit By Officials
Hollywood police and federal agents raided a Hollywood apartment complex and arrested four men in a multi million dollar narcotics operation. They seized $25 000 worth of opium and allege a Mexico to movie colony smuggling network.
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Hollywood
Mexico
Milton Harry Burke
Los Angeles
Rudolfo Teyechea
Nogales
Ariz
Francisco Laval
Jose Romero Cazares
Sinaloa
Mex
George H. White
Federal Narcotics Bureau
San Francisco
Teyechea
Cazares
White
Idaho Guernsey Tenth From Top
Sonoma Ynez, a registered Guernsey cow owned by S. E. Brookover of Brookacres Farm in Boise, ranked tenth nationally for milk and butterfat production. It yielded 11,928 pounds of milk and 649 pounds of butterfat in 305 days of milking.
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Boise
Sonoma Ynez
Guernsey
American Guernsey Cattle Club
S. E. Brookover
Brookacres Farm
West maps coordinated fight against railroad rate rise
Idaho rate expert L F Purvis said the 11 western states will act as a united bloc to oppose a proposed 13 percent freight rate increase before the Interstate Commerce Commission. He noted previous individual state efforts failed and urged coordinated action across the West to limit or adjust the new rates.
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Boise
L. F. Purvis
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Salt Lake City
Purvis
Salt Lake
Idaho
Interstate Commerce Commission
D. C
ICC
Interstate Commission
Idaho Group To Fight Issue At Reclamation Convention
A large Idaho delegation led by N W Sharp Filer travels to Oklahoma City for the national reclamation association convention. They plan to oppose proposed authority legislation and push a resolution supporting a small projects program to aid some 100000 acres with reservoirs and improvements.
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Boise
Idaho Reclamation
N. W. Sharp Filer
Oklahoma City
National Reclamation Association
W. E. Welsh
Idaho Reclamation Association
Valley Authority
Idaho
Welsh
Polish immigrant cherishes American life after 15 years abroad
K Josefski, a 74 year old Polish native, has returned to Fairfield Idaho after 15 years under Hitler and Stalin. He says the American way is the only life and recalls living in Warsaw under Polish rule until German takeover and later Russian dominance. He notes punitive death rates for Poles under German and Russian forces. He will live with his daughter.
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Fairfield
Ida
K. Josefski
Hitler
Stalin
Josefski
Poland
United States
Warsaw
Polish Republic
Germany
Lever
Masters Assairs Plan of Pre Primary Session
Former Idaho Secretary of State Ira H. Masters denounces a pre primary convention plan for Idaho as a return to old convention skulduggery that would let party bosses pick candidates. Dan J. Cavanagh supports the system to ensure the best two candidates reach the primary ballot.
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Boise
Idaho
Ira H. Masters
Dan J. Cavanagh
Democratic National
Utah
Masters
Union
Cavanagh
Wild Area Claims New Victim in Idaho Wilderness
The body of Frank H. Poppie, a Twin Falls elk hunter, was found waist deep in snow about two miles west of the Yellowstone park boundary in eastern Fremont county. Coroner Milton Hansen said exposure and fatigue likely caused his death after an endurance search by conservation officers and volunteers.
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ST. Anthony
Ida
Idaho
Frank H. Poppie
Twin Falls
Yellowstone Park
Fremont County
Stanley Larsen
Keith Rudd
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Milton Hansen
Poppie
Larsen
Rudd
Warren Knapp
Kingsford wage suit upheld with modification in Idaho
The Idaho supreme court sustained a fifth district ruling awarding Loran Kingsford wages from S. H. Bennion doing business as the Blue Bell Co at Pocatello but altered the decision. Kingsford testified he managed a service station and was owed commissions and salary, while Bennion argued Kingsford sold gasoline on credit totaling 1363.56, offsetting the amount.
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BOISE
Loran Kingsford
S. H. Bennion
Pocatello
Idaho Supreme Court
Kingsford
Bennion
Blue Bell Co
Fish and Game Says Bannock Secession Does Not Change Bear River Rules
The Idaho Fish and Game Department reports that Bannock county secession will not affect Bear river fishing rules in southeastern Idaho. Bear river remains open year round except in Bannock and Franklin counties, and the newly transferred 25 mile section into Caribou county will stay closed to fishing except during the general trout season.
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Boise
Fish and Game Department
Bannock County
Bear River
Idaho
Fish and Game
Bannock
Franklin
Caribou County
Large cattle shipment moves to California
One of the largest cattle shipments in U S history travels by rail to California. The herd of 2266 steers, valued at more than $500,000, is produced by three ranchers, per the Rexburg Journal.
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Spencer, Ida
California
Rexburg Journal
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