Rail Case Up Before Court
Idaho Supreme Court sessions hear Clark vs Union Pacific Railroad and Johnson vs Bennion on Federal Employees Act and truck conversion. Justices Holden Givens Porter Taylor Keeton preside. Earlier hearings include Hansen vs Wilde and City of Pocatello vs Yearsley. Teniity liquor sale case exonerated. state appeals. Hess Distributing Co. vs Bonneville County concerns Sunday closing in Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Supreme Court
Clark
Union Pacific Railroad
Johnson
Yearsley
Idaho
State
Teniity
Lemhi County
Hess Distributing Co
Bonneville County
Idaho Falls
Yugoslavia Probes Cominform Propaganda Smuggling
Yugoslav authorities pursue underground activity linked to Cominform after pamphlets urging workers peasants soldiers and patriots to join the struggle surface in Belgrade. Nine Hungarian-born Yugoslavs face trial at Novi Sad in Vojvodina on smuggling charges tied to the Moscow periodical dated August 25 and bearing 10 Kropotkin Street Moscow as the publication address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novi Sad
Vojvidina
Hungary
Belgrade
Tito
Oin
Ietory
Kropotkin Street
Moscow
Emergency Meeting on Air Racing Future Called
Washington AP reports the National Aeronautics Association called an emergency meeting for September 23 to study the future of high speed closed course air racing after the death of Bill Odom and two others when his plane crashed into a house near Cleveland Airport during the Thompson Trophy race. CAA officials were invited to attend as the agency must waive rules against low flying for such events. Rentzel suggested elimination or relocation to non populated areas. The Thompson Trophy course is 225 miles on a 15 mile loop with seven sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Aeronautics Association
Bill Odom
Cleveland
Association
Louis E. Levermore
National Air Races
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Odom
CAA
Delos E. Rentzel
Mrs Miller Crashes Into Garage While Seeking License
Mrs Charles W Miller 70 lost control of her car and crashed through a plate glass window at an auto firm in Newark. She said she intended to obtain a driver's license at the garage. Two people inside were lightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Charles W. Miller
U S Steel Plans Costs and Wage Talks Stir Nerve in Industry
Fairless warned that financing by steel firms would spark inflation and called the doctrine revolutionary with national consequences. Murray noted the union accepted the fact finding reluctantly against a wage increase, urging industry to match. Fairless opposed broad wage raises while open to welfare benefits funded by both workers and employers in what he framed as intelligent bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairless
USW
Murray
U. S. Steel
Idaho food dealers choose Broulim as president at Sun Valley conclave
Idaho food dealers named Charles Broulim of Rigby president of their association as sessions closed at Sun Valley. Russell Black of Pocatello was named vice president in the only other ballot. Executive Secretary Frank B. Wilson of Boise said other officers will be elected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN Valley
Idaho
Charles Broulim
Rigby
Russell Black
Pocatello
Frank B. Wilson
Boise
Hospital Develops Push Button Oxygen System
University Hospital in Cleveland unveils a life saving device using push button oxygen. Officials say rooms receive gas instantly via wall plug from a six foot steel ball outside the hospital holding 440 gallons of liquid oxygen that vaporizes to supply outlets. The system replaces high pressure cylinders and places oxygen delivery closer to patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
University Hospital
University Hospitals
City Bus Lines Faces Fading Service and Fare Changes
Mayor Halsey questions a seven page Carmack report on bus losses and service cuts. Proposals include eliminating stops on S Main and Wellsville route, reducing late service discretion, zoning fares, and focusing operations near the Pocatello ordnance plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmack
S. Main St
W. Center St
Pocatello Naval Ordnance Plant
Wellerville
Rockland Group Seeks New Route Across Rock Creek
A Rockland delegation led by Virgil Ralphs Bert Nelson and Jay Ralphs asked the county board of commissioners to build a new road across Rock Creek at Rockland into dry farm lands on the Marvin Tyler property. The board will appoint an engineer to study the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
Rockland
Board of County Commissioners
Rock Creek
Marvin Tyler
Virgil Ralphs
Bert Nelson
Jay Ralphs
Downey Girl Marianne Coffin to Enter BYU Provo
Miss Marianne Coffin daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Coffin of Downey returns home to prepare for enrollment at Brigham Young University Provo on Monday. She has worked the summer in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Marianne Coffin
W. A. Coffin
Brigham Young University
Provo
Coffin
Pocatello
Peace loving sailor settles argument in San Diego
Joseph Wimberly, a sailor, drew a pistol during a dispute between two strangers. He fired a volley and injured no one but himself, receiving a $90 fine for exhibiting a weapon in a threatening manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Joseph Wimberly
Wimberly
Boy Has Right Flowers But Wrong Girl
In Memphis John Taylor visited a hospital in distress over his injured girlfriend. The next day he learned the bouquet of red roses he carried was intended for a patient in the room across the hall, not his girlfriend, who looked different in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
John Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yugoslavia
Bugs
In Watson
Auto Body CO
AWS
Sheridan
Sheridan Brewing CO
Sheridan, Wyoming
Deck TrAcy
Spikes
U.S. Steel
Pocatellan
C. A. Carmack
Halsey
Tommy
Nancy
Atta Boy
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Air Materiel Command
Ernie Stanton
KPST
Furni
Ture CO
Hot Point
Preston
Rockland Group
Byu
Saint Joseph’s School
Monsignor Cody
Beattie
Emerson
Luzon
Mirador
Broadroom
Archibald Holmes
E. Center