Malad Notes of Interest Thanksgiving Visits and Local Happenings
Malad residents and guests filled Thanksgiving with travel to Salt Lake City Ogden and other locales. Local events include high school matinee, a cattle roundup, and several engagements and weddings announced among families and friends.
Preston News Notes of Interest
Mrs Mumby Croft and Miss Parker of Cleethorpes are en route to California for the winter and will return to England in April. Gerald and Myron Nuffer with their families visit Preston relatives. one is studying for a medical degree at Missouri. Ray Ryason arrives from Bridgeport to work at the Preston Citizen. Pvt Eldon Carpenter heads to Camp Kilmer before Germany. Dr K O Merrill drives to Logan to cover his brother’s practice while Maurice Merrill visits Kansas. Ted Paskins family vacationed in Ogden. Lavern Kendall and Ariel Meek host visitors. others welcome newborns and arrivals in town. Von Noyes travels to Miles City to visit a brother-in-law.
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Salt Lake City
Dee Hospital
Cal Touw
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Rollin
H. E. Thomas
Harold Castleton
Garland
A. R. Castleton
T. A. Schutt
Idaho Falls
J. S. Halliday
Ogden
Ralph Crowton
Morgan
Utah
H. D. Morrill
Logan
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Ely
Nevada
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Hannah Deschamps
Arthur Bolingbroke
Drew Bolingbroke
Craig
Colorado
Iral C. Thompson
Newberg
Oregon
George Cohen
Hollywood
Will Sturat
Provo
Jos. Unsworth
Josephine Jones
Henry T. Stayner
Venice
E. Preston Strong
Reul Ipsen
Carol
Don Eliason
Chester Eliason
Holbrook
Ira Stone
Long Beach
California
Pearl Williams
John Clark
Ward Thomas
Don Castleton
Ernest Hartley
Sharrell Drake
Pocatello
Shirley Atkinson
Melvin Atkinson
Ben Williams
Orville
Ronald
Ernest Horsley
Raymond Horsley
Lowell Hicks
Preston
Mumby Croft
Margaret Parker
Cleethropes
England
Velda McCann
Aloma Mickelson
Mary Condie
Ray Ryason
Bridgeport
Neb
Preston Citizen
Pvt
Eldon Carpenter
A. W. Carpenter
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Germany
K. O. Merrill
Maurice Merrill
Patricia
Fred Beets
Hillsdale
Kans
Ted Paskins
Ernest Johnson
Lavern Kendall
Oxford
Ariel Meek
Lynn Swensen
Nyssa
Ore
von Noyes
Miles City
Mont
Eames
Rupert Court Hears Cases On Theft And Traffic
Rupert 19 year old Donald Farmer was jailed 60 days for petty larceny after pleading guilty to stealing gasoline from H. B. Bishop. Co-defendants Herbert Shade and Roscoe Uscola faced pending or resolved actions. Shade paid compensation and Uscola’s case remains pending. Other local traffic fines were issued in probate and city courts for running stop signs and parking violations.
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Rupert
Donald Farmer
Jake Wall
Farmer
H. B. Bishop
Herbert Shade
Roscoe Uscola
Uscola
Shade
Wall
Ascola
Harvey Bilderbach
Wendell J. Sheen
Jay Moyle
Heyburn
Leonard
Barendregt
Archie Nisbet
George E. Jones
Jerome
Everett Mayers
Burley
Adam Ripperbach
Wm. Ochsner
Eden
Craig Lake
CIO Orders Union To Make Merger
The CIO executive board ordered the United Arm Equipment Workers Union to merge with the United Automobile Workers. The move follows convention action targeting left wing unions accused of failing to organize. President Philip Murray said further action on other unions would wait until the next executive board meeting in Washington, D. C., January 26.
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Portland
Ore
CIO
United Arm Equipment Workers Union
United Automobile Workers
Philip Murray
Washington, D. C
Local Logan Socials and Church Activities Highlight Week
Arimo residents visit Logan for Thanksgiving. Families visit Brig ham City and Pocatello for shopping. LDS temple baptisms for four carloads of youths. Temple Square tours and Capitol visits noted. Beehive class party and Rose Ceremony described with gifts and performances. Jury panel members named. Logan visitor Mrs. Taylor visits Vern Watkins family.
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ARIMO
Vern Watkins
Logan
Norman Watkins
Brigham City
R. C. Cole
Royal Cole
Kenneth Evans
Pocatello
T. J. Smith
California
Portland
Salt Lake City
LDS Temple
Welfare Square
Deseret News
Newhouse Hotel
Temple Square
Tabernacle Choir
Capitol Building
Immigration Canyon
Liberty Park
Keith Fellows
James Jardine
Clarkston
Utah
Merrell Ranstrom
E. L. Christensen
Glen Morrison
Fellows
Cole
Austin Marley
Celene Christensen
YWMIA
Bobby Nunnelley
James Capell
Bluebird Cafe
Billy Gunter
Dean Anderson
Reynold Tripp
Dick Gibson
Ronald Cole
LaVere Bloxham
Marlin Kent
Ronald Capell
Harvey Cole
Mark Anderson
Melvin Criddle
Downey
Western States
Merna
Bonnie
Gay Christensen
MIA
Bishop
Olson
Lyn Fackrell
Wallace Wynn
Taylor of
Missouri Congressman Slaughter Indicted on Lobbying Charges
Indicted former Missouri Democrat congressman Roger C. Slaughter was charged by a federal grand jury with violations of federal lobbying laws. He had been purged by President Truman in the 1946 election.
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Roger C. Slaughter
Missouri
Federal
Grand Jury
Truman
Death Near for Greek Premier Sophoulis in Office
Aged Greek Premier Themistocles Sophoulis lay near death in his office on an army cot Saturday after receiving last rites from the Greek Orthodox church. Seven doctors said he was sinking fast but hope remained.
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Athens
Greece
Themistocles Sophoulis
Sophoulis
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