Jerome Cooperative Creamery to open new plant site
Jerome Cooperative Creamery plans open house from 1 to 5 p m Sunday Oct 24 at the new Jerome Burley Snake River bridge site north of Rupert. The event features flag raising prayer and talks by officials and leaders from Challenge and local chambers as the plant consolidates Burley and Rupert operations to serve Minidoka and Cassia counties with expanded milk transport and creamery facilities.
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Rupert
Jerome Cooperative
Burley-Paul Snake River Bridge
Deck Boy Scouts
Charles Clark
Albert Jagels
Joe Peters
Hen Breazeal
Marvin Neumann
Challenge
L. E. Evans
Raymond Snyder
Snake River
Burley
Twin Falls
Ida
Minidoka
Cassia
Idaho
Jerome Co-operative Creamery
R. H. Jacobs
Declo
W. F. Quast
C. E. Menz
Heyburn
Edwin Ames
Dan Mabey
Oakley
H. E. Bortz
J. H. May
Blecock
State Chamber of Commerce
Jake Wall
Earl Murphy
Wall
Murphy
Elcock
Traffic and court notes list minor violations and fines
John G. Carlson of 805 South Fifth Ave faces a traffic light violation with a $5 fine. Miles Smith of 219 South Lincoln Ave is charged with reckless driving with a $50 bond forfeiture. Robert Allen of 1546 North Harrison Ave is cited for speeding. George Hart of People’s Store is reported missing suits, dates Oct 13–16, two jackets valued at $85 each. George Randall of 617 North Tenth Ave reports vehicle door forced and $326.50 in tools stolen. Birth announcements from St. Anthony Hospital: a daughter to Floyd Alder and family in Clayton Idaho, a daughter to Dean Evane in Inkom, and a daughter to James Davis of 1445 South Fifth.
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John G. Carlson
South Fifth Ave
Miles Smith
South
Lincoln Ave
Robert Allen
North Harrison Ave
George Hart
People’s Store
George Randall
North Tenth Ave
St. Anthony Hospital
Floyd Alder
Clayton
Ida
Dean Evane
Inkom
James Davis
South Fifth
Local court notes and fines issued to multiple defendants
Jack Duhig 27 pleaded guilty to driving without a license and was fined 2.50 with suspension. Newell C. Turner 535 Jefferson Ave forfeited 5 bond for failure to stop. Stephen S Ruppert 41 of Wayan Idaho charged with driving without a license forfeited 5. Stephen Ruppert 41 of Wayan charged with driving under the influence forfeited 100 bond and license suspended one year. Kent Adamson 16 charged with failure to observe stop sign or guilty fined 10 with 5 suspended. Jury G Hitchcock charged with stop signal violation forfeited 10 bond. Clifford T Lowman 50 Boise charged with stop signal violation forfeited 10 bond.
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Jack Duhig
Newell C. Turner
Jefferson Ave
Stephen S. Ruppert
Wayan
Ida
Stephen, S. Ruppert
Marriage Licenses and Local Theft Reports in Pocatello
Clifford W. Miller 34 and LaDean Prescot Brower 23, both of Pocatello, obtain marriage licenses. Ray L. Widmer 23 of Geneva and Adell Hoff 23 of Montpelier also apply. Shaw Auto Parts notes a 1936 Plymouth panel truck stolen from their lot, license 1B-51 TK, bearing their name. L Hackworth reports a stolen 1932 Ford coupe from his West Clark Street residence. Grace Stanple of Buhl reports her purse containing $20 and a bus ticket stolen from a Kress counter after a brief absence.
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Clifford W. Miller
Pocatello and
LaDean Prescot Brower
Pocatello
Ray L. Widmer
Geneva
Ida
Adell Hoff
Montpelier
Shaw Auto Parts Company
Shaw Auto Parts
L. Hackworth
West Clark St
Grace Stanple
Buhl
Idaho Citizens Urged United Action On Price Support
Remarks emphasized unity among Idaho citizens on price support and highlighted agriculture as the state’s primary economy needing priority. The Idaho State Chamber of Commerce pledged to serve public interests, with notes on a bond election and harvest-related school exemptions. The piece ends noting London’s Crystal Palace glass canopy holds over 100,000 panes.
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Idaho
State Chamber of Commerce
van Every
Crystal Palace
London
Obituaries for Stewart Gregersen Taylor in Idaho
Rupert Edward Frank Stewart 76 died October 19 at home after complications from a July operation. Born March 3, 1872 near Hoyt Kansas he later lived in Idaho. Survived by wife I, L. Stewart brother and nieces and nephews. Goodman Mortuary to announce arrangements. Preston Fredeick Laurits Gregersen 77 died at his son Marcus Gregersen’s home in Banida Idaho after a lingering illness. Born February 4 1869 in Brander Denmark he held LDS church roles and temple work. Survived by widow and several children grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral Friday at 1 pm in the Second Ward chapel. Blaine N Taylor 24 killed near Heber City Utah. Born Preston October 10 1924 he studied at Preston High School BYU and served 27 months in the Texas Louisiana mission. Survived by parents four brothers and one sister. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm in the First Ward chapel with burial in Preston cemetery.
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Edward F. Stewart
Rupert
Edward Frank Stewart
Hoyt
Kansas
Idaho
Bird Bainbridge
Minnie Bouse
Muddy Creek Regular Baptist Church
Old Settlers Association
Rupert Grange
I. L. Stewart
Silverton
Oregon
Goodman Mortuary
F. L. Gregersen
Preston — Freedrick Laurits Gregersen
Marcus Gregersen
Banida
Mr. Gregersen
Brander
Denmark
Laurits
Metta Fredrickson Gregersen
Logan
Utah
Preston
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Maren Jorgensen
Navy
Filskov
Laurits Gregersen
Central
Ida
Metha Brown
Mary Gleie
Sacramento
Cal
Marcus J
Fred Gregersen
Christian
Ernest Gregersen
Emma Lund
Eva. L. Foster
Salt Lake City
Second Ward
Marcus Gregerson
Richards and Sons Mortuary
Blaine N. Taylor Preston
Blaine N. Taylor
Heber City
Richards and Sons
Ernest Eberhard, Jr
Taylor
J. Dan
Tressa Nielson Taylor
Preston High School
Brigham Young University
Texas-Louisiana
Deseret
BYU
Bonnie Hullinger
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hospital
Miss Hullinger
Jess Hullinger
Mr. Taylor
Nyle Taylor
Rexburg
Ray N. Taylor
Dan N. Taylor
Spokane
Wash
Donna Lou Taylor
Moscow
University of Idaho
South 2Nd East St
Edison backs Dewey for president a top New Jersey figure
Charles Edison former New Jersey governor and former secretary of the navy announced his support for Thomas Dewey amid attacks on Harry Truman. He accused Truman of reliance on corrupt machines like Pendergast and claimed ghost votes and boss-made offices helped him rise.
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New York
Charles Edison
New Jersey
Navy
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Edison
Truman
Dewey
Dewey-Warren Clubs
Harry Truman
Kansas City
American
Pendergast Outfit
Jackson County
Democratic Club
Pendergast Machine
Jim Pendergast
Ross’ Pendergast
U. S. Senate
Bronx
Edward J. Flynn
Flynn
Sen. Truman
United States
Miss Dorothy Faris Attends Bacteriology meeting
Miss Dorothy Faris associate professor of bacteriology at Idaho State College attended the Inter-mountain branch meeting of the Society of American Bacteriologists on the Brigham Young University campus in Provo Utah.
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Dorothy Faris
Idahotate College
Inter-mountain
The
Society of American Bacteriologists
Byu
Provo
Utah
Bombers Land in Bermuda as Postwar Move Continues
Fifteen B-29s of the 301st medium bomber group landed at Hamilton Bermuda en route to Scampton England to relieve the 28th group. Later seven homeward bound planes of the 38th arrived as another segment of the Atlantic air lift proceeds.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U. S
Atlantic Ocean
Scampton Airfield
England
Hotel Zoo Evicted for Pet Overload in Chicago
City judge ordered Mr. and Mrs. Frank Catalano to vacate their hotel apartment after admitting to keeping two dogs three cats an alligator two pigeons three parrots seven canaries two parakeets five cockatiels a hamster a tank of goldfish and a tank of minnows.
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HOTEL
Chicago
Frank L. Catalano
Bear Captured After Trap Brought to Home in Campton
Willis Merrill set a trap for a suspected bear near his woodland home in Campton New Hampshire. The bear later appeared dragging the trap with a paw caught and Merrill shot the animal.
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Campton
N. H
Willis Merrill
Merrill
Rhyme column rails at politics and crime in odd verse
The Rhyming Reporter offers a satirical verse on Dewey’s candidacy, Idaho governor’s anti hunter stance, a mother’s baby theft, two Russians hijacking a plane, Utah liquor debate with Bracken Lee, and a self defense shooting detail, closing with time’s passage.
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Thomas Caee
Dewey
Uncle Sam
Russia
Utah
Bracken Lee
Psychiana Founder Frank Robinson Dies at 63
Frank Bruce Robinson founder of Psychiana died at his Moscow Idaho home Tuesday after a four year battle with heart disease. He started the religious movement in 1929 and gained wide following.
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Moscow
Ida
Frank Bruce Robinson
Psychiana
Robinson
Human Hair Can Support Four Ounces Before Breaking
A single human hair can bear up to four ounces of weight before it snaps. This fact highlights the remarkable strength of hair fibers relative to their size.
Man Killed Over Radio Show Preference in Ohio Farm dispute
In Ravenna Ohio Sheriff reports a 76 year old farmer shot and killed 68 year old farmhand after a feud over listening to the Jack Benny radio program versus a Go for the House broadcast. McDonald denies intent but stood charged with second degree murder.
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Ravenna
George Shelds
Leah
Jack Benny
Farmer J. A. McDonald
Rootstown Township
Jackson W. Bailey
Shields
Bailey
McDonald
American Broadcasting System
Baileys
Burley Man Pleads Guilty in Probate Court
Jacob Spoon faced two charges in Burley. He pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars plus costs or 51 days in jail. He also pled guilty to grand larceny involving a stolen pickup truck and was bound over to district court on 1500 dollar bond, which he could not post.
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Burley
Jacob Spoon
Spoon
Jingle Winners to Be Interviewed on KEYY Broadcast
Jim Martin of the Pocatello youth program announced an interview on KEYY at 4 30 p m Saturday with the contest king and queen jingle final winners of the community chest drive. Also featured are the dozen Saturday morning parade winners in the children s division.
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Jim Martin
Pocatello
KEYY
King and Queen
Community Chest Drive
Hefty theft at Warren Avenue cement yard shocks police
Chicago police still seek the culprit after six and a half tons of cement vanished from a busy loading platform on Warren Avenue while a watchman was on duty.
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Chicago
Warren Avenue Station
Deep Mine in South Africa Reaches Near Three Quarters Mile
The Kimberly Pipe, a noted diamond mine in South Africa, has been worked to a depth close to 0.75 miles marking a significant expansion of underground operations and promising reserves.
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South Africa
United States per capita apple consumption figure
The report states that average apple intake in the United States equals half an apple per person per day. It notes this consumption level applies to men women and children as a national figure.
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United States
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Cream Plant Cooperative
Jerome
Jerome Native Creamery
Challenge Cream and Butter Association
Magic Wal
News of Record
Glamor Girls
Don Flowers
C. A. Fleming
San Francisco
L. F. Nelson
State Bowling Association
Fleming
American Bowling Congress
Bill Hestir
State Bowling Assn
Frank Golob
State Elks Bowling Association
TAGE
Chote
R&g
W. Center
Jewelers
Enna Common Pleas Court
Burley Court
National Distillers Products Corporation
N. Y
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