Liquor Unit Cracks Down on Illicit Sales in Idaho
In Boise four arrests were reported by state liquor enforcement director Clarence Saunders after actions in Pocatello Soda Springs and Oldtown. Morris Clark and Emil Levels of Pocatello were cited for selling liquor without permits. Clark pleaded guilty and paid 25 dollars. Levels’ case was continued. Frank Fryar of Soda Springs pleaded guilty to operating a coin device without a license and was fined 200 dollars with 100 suspended. Bill Jackson of Oldtown had a preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court on liquor sale without license charges.
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W. M. Maughem
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Market Trends Show Mixed Commodities and Steady Stocks
Commodity markets moved with heavy volume and hedging in futures as metals and grains fluctuated. Stocks rose on improving sentiment despite steel labor unrest and Ford-UAW talks, while autos and rails led gains and utilities mixed.
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Standard Gas
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Standard Oil Company of California
General Motors
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Superior Oil Company of California
Admiral Corp
Radio and
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
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United Corp
American Gas and Electric
Governors Meet On Missouri Pacific Rail Strike
Missouri Governor Forrest Smith invited ten neighboring state governors and four union leaders to a St Louis meeting on October 6 to discuss the stalled Missouri Pacific strike. The invitees include governors from states along the railroad’s usual routes.
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Forrest Smith
Missouri
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Empire Airlines Celebrates Birthday With Expanding Routes
Empire Airlines marks its third anniversary operating Idaho Oregon Washington aerial streetcar service. The carrier plans additional legs to Seattle Tacoma from Pasco and Portland from Pasco, plus a March 1, 1950 launch Boise Lewiston via McCall cutting over two hours.
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Idaho Desert
Idaho delinquent corporations face charter forfeiture deadline
Deputy Secretary of State Elizabeth Williams says 744 Idaho corporations must file annual statements by November 30 to avoid charter forfeiture. A published list will appear in newspapers. Delinquencies were far lower than last year’s roughly 3000.
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Boise
Elizabeth R. Williams
Idaho
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