Bartender Fined For Battery After Scare Tactics
In Falls justice court judge Arthur C West fined James C Stromme 100 dollars on two counts of battery after he pleaded guilty to amended simple battery charges. The Pocatello couple Jane Bradley and R E Marshall filed the complaints for an incident one mile west of Schiller that led to a fist fight and hospital visits. Stromme said he followed them “to scare them.”
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American Falls
James C. Stromme
Pocatello
Arthur C. West
Stromme
R. E. Marshallee
Jane Bradley
Justice West
Pocatellans
Aerial Seeding Demonstrated at Dry Farming Event
Norman Berg of the U S Department of Agriculture directed demonstrations with tilling equipment as three aircraft landed to show aerial seeding over 75 acres of the Rigby ranch. Hunters Implement Co hosted a tractor guessing contest with $50 in prizes and John Deere toys as second prize.
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Norman Berg
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rigby
Hunter Implement Co
Grace
John Deere
Berg
Fred Cooper
Oscar Onstott
Wayne Birch
Soil Conservation Service
Albert Mylrose
Marion Anderson
Bannock
Caribou
E. H. Buehler
Portneuf
President Truman Extends Reciprocal Trade Act to 1951
President Truman signed a two year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act at the White House. The law, extending authority to June 12 1951, aims to lower world trade barriers and expand tariff negotiations. Former secretary of state Cordell Hull attended the ceremony, his first White House visit since V J Day.
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Washington
LLP
Truman
White House
Cordell Hull
Steel Lines Hold Firm in Pension Talks Deadlock
Pittsburgh dispatch reports U S Steel and CIO United Steelworkers remain deadlocked over an insurance pension program with the strike deadline less than five days away. Big Steel Vice-President John A Stephens and CIO President Philip Murray say no progress since talks began.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Big Steel
John A. Stephens
Philip Murray
Blackmer Pleads Guilty On Taxes
In Denver a federal judge suspended proceedings for at least 30 days to allow study of the deal that brought Henry M. Blackmer back to plead guilty to income tax evasion. Blackmer, 80, pleaded guilty to one of four counts.
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Denver
Blackmer
Henry M. Blackmer
Teapot Dome
Plane Crash Kills 21-Year-Old Girl Near Bonners Ferry
A light two seat plane crashed into a house near Bonners Ferry injuring the pilot Loyal Graham and killing passenger Marion Cameron, 21. Graham is in concussion and facial injuries. Investigators probe cause of the crash as no one was home in the house.
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Bonners Ferry
Marion Cameron
Loyal Graham
Aeronautics
City Government and School Needs Discussed in Forum
Forum speakers urged reforms in tax rates and living conditions to sustain growth. Peterson argued municipal power is limited and cities should govern themselves. Carlile pressed close study of Pocatello school needs with citizen committees to evaluate actions and support a board-led push to improve education.
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Chamber
Peterson
Pocatello Civic Organizations
Carlile
Pocatello
Two Escape Hurt In Plane Crash
McCall Idaho and Boise residents Ken Williams of Salt Lake City and Don Johnson had a near fatal light plane crash after Johnson’s cab plane lost power on a pleasure flight. They escaped with injuries including a cut hand a possible concussion and severe facial hand and leg cuts. They received medical treatment locally.
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McCall
Ken Williams
Salt Lake City
Don Johnson
Boise
Williams
Johnson
Pocatello Man Pays Second Fine
AMERICAN FALLS Special. T. F. Ritchey of Pocatello was fined $25 and court costs by Probate Judge Charles Hartley in American Falls for an automobile accident near Schiller. Earlier Justice West fined Ritchey $100 and costs for leaving the scene after pleading guilty to sideswiping another car.
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American Falls
T. F. Ritchey
Pocatello
Charles Hartley
Schiller
Justice West
Ritchey
Potatello
L. E. Keppner
Truman Speaks Today On Democratic Women's Day
President Truman will deliver a ten minute radio address from the White House today in observance of Democratic Women's Day. The speech will be broadcast from the executive mansion.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Executive Mansion
Mexican Plane Missing Believed Crashed Into Volcano
A Mexican Aviation Co. plane with 24 aboard, possibly two Americans, was reported missing Monday night and believed to have crashed into the Popocatepetl volcano, near Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Mexican Aviation Co
Popocatepetl
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Free A
Glen
Mexico
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