Burglars Loot Ash Feed and Seed Co. in Night Theft
Police report burglars stole bench saws lathes and power tools from the Ash Feed and Seed Co. 633 Second overnight. They took 25 in cash and a blank check No 2332. Items listed include Briggs Stratton gasoline line Shopmaster bench band saw lathe drill press jig saw table saw cut off portable saw and a Thor thunder with built in motor. Authorities pursue several clues.
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Evera Capital
Briggs & Stratton
Quake Damage Estimate Reaches Fifteen Million
Seattle reports bricks loosening in downtown after a two minute quake. Eight people dead from collapsing structures and stress related events. Civil defense director Bryant cites $15 million in damages across eight western Washington cities with more reports expected.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Charles W. Bryant
Civil Defense
Bryant
Catastrophe Hint From Idaho Atom Plant Speech
AEC Commissioner Sumner Pike warned at a Bowdoin club talk that minor catastrophes may occur in Idaho experiments. Officials said the remark referred to unknowns in high heat research and stressed safety measures to protect the public.
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Pocatello Tribune
Ton—Atomic Energy
Sumner T. Pike
Bowdoin Club
Commissoner
Commts
Motel Guests Rob Cabin at El Rancho Motel
Blackfoot police report two travelers registered at the El Rancho Motel and a cabin camp stole furnishings. Mr and Mrs Henry Mitchell of Idaho Falls are named as suspects. items missing include blankets sheets towels drapes and a large wall mirror. The man described as 30 to 35, about 5 10, with dark combed hair and a light brown suit.
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Blackfoot
Alma Marley
Henry Mitchell
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Idaho Falls
Idaho Delegation Urged to Defend Atomic Station Site
Hope for cure centers on little Bobby Winn a nine year old crippled boy from Green TriangleEncino California seeks treatment at Berry Foundation School funded by Tribune readers Idaho Society for Crippled Children and local citizens with a $150 down payment for braces transport and living expenses sponsor a benefit party at Shamrock Club April 20 with admission 150 per couple including tax proceeds aiding the Winn family in the long therapy effort.
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County Holds Inquest in Capell Death
An inquest opened this afternoon at Hall mortuary into the death of Irvin Capell 22 of 905 North Main who was killed at 7 35 am Thursday in a collision at Pole Line road and Cedar. The motorcycle he rode collided with a bus owned by Pocatello independent school district driven by Bernard Bengal 23. Witnesses include E V Cutler William Fitzen Albert Schmidtke and Bernard Bengal plus students at the bus stop. Police testimony cited the motorcycle traveling at a fast rate. Coroner Arthur W Hall led the proceeding with officers McKinnon Phelps Evans and Dr Hughart also testifying. Jurors listed include A M Johnson Al Zweigart Evelyn Trujillo Harry Thurston E E Campbell Dorothy Horrocks William Poll James Gregory Buelah Dixon Jay Jensen G A Bateman and Marcile F Porrey.
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Irvin Capell
North Main
Pole Line Road
Cedar
Polo Line Road
Pocatello Independent School District
Bernard F. Bengal
South Twelfth
Idaho State College
E. V. Cutler
Frank McKinnon
R. M. Phelps
C. C. Evans
Police Identification Bureau
H. 4. Hughart
A. M. Johnson
al Zweigart
Evelyn Trujillo
Harry Thurston
E. E. Campbell
Dorothy Horrocks
William Poll
James Gregory
Buelah Dixon
Jay Jensen
G. A. Bateman
Marcile F Porrey
Idaho Lawmakers To Represent State at Hearing
Gov C A Robins said Idaho will be represented by its congressional delegation at a hearing before the Joint congressional atomic energy committee. The AEC has chosen a site near Arco for the plant while Montana backs Fort Peck reservoir site.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
Idaho
Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Joint Committee
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Arco
Montana
Fort Peck Reservoir
Len McMahon
D-Conn
Montana Delegation Presses for Idaho Site Change
Idaho Senator Glen Taylor reports the Montana delegation in Washington failed to impress the joint atomic energy committee in a hearing on the reactor plant location. He says Montana seeks to set aside the Idaho site, but Idaho will be allowed to testify if relocation is seriously considered.
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U. S
Glen Taylor
Montana
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Joint Atomic Committee
Joint Atomic Enery Committee
McMahon
Connecticut
Endurance Fliers Set Record on 1 000 Hour Goal
Dick Riedel and Bill Barris extended their endurance flight toward a 1,000 hour target aboard Sunkist Lady flying from Pullerton. They surpassed the 726 hour mark set in 1939 by Wes Carroll and Clyde Schlieper, with 2,000 spectators cheering at the field. Barris guided the plane to salute the crowd after reaching 727 hours.
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Dick Riedel
Bill Barris
Wes Carroll
Clyde Schileper
Long Beach
Riede
Barris
Pullerton
Riedel
Miami
Carrol
Schleper
American Airlines
Schlieper
Air Operations Concern
National Magazine To Carry Story On Mrs Pinkerton
Pocatello dancing teacher Mrs Gladys Pinkerton was selected for a feature in the June Educators column of Stars of Tomorrow. Ruth Yoder assistant editor reports the Los Angeles published magazine plans to include a photo and article.
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National Magazine
Pocatello
Stars of Tomorrow
Ruth Yoder
Gladys Pinkerton
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Calif
West Powers Take Lead In Cold War
Secretary of State Acheson said the cold war with Russia will last long and the western democracies must show unending diligence and courage. He noted the west has gained the initiative in the past 18 months and may speak with equal strength to critics, at a luncheon with Inter American Defense Organization delegates.
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Acheson
Russia
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United States
America
Vagrant Jailed For 30 Days In City Court
Ernest Looney aged 26 was jailed for 30 days by Police Judge Don Bistline after arrest by Detectives Nelson and Perkins on vagrancy charges. Looney could not explain his occupation or provide an address. Postal inspectors questioned him on a federal matter but found no involvement.
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Don Bistline
Guy Nelson
John Perkins
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Library to Offer Bargain Prices
Delinquent fines on library cards may be cleared at bargain prices, announced today by Paul W. Scott. The measure applies to all grade school students, with any fine halved if paid before month’s end.
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Paul W. Scott
Spring sports gear sales via Tribune Classified Want-ad
Classified notice invites readers to sell last year's golf tennis fishing and baseball equipment with a Tribune Want-ad. Call 123 to have an ad taker word and place the ad for quick results. Phone 123.
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Pocatello Tribune
Montanans Push For Fort Peck Site In Atomic Plant Debate
Montana officials led by Gov. Bonner and Rep. Mansfield pressed for Fort Peck Glasgow area as the site for a 500 million dollar atomic reactor testing station. The AEC favored Arco Idaho, with hearings next week to hear Idaho and Montana arguments and witnesses including engineers from Smith Hinchman and Grylls.
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Smith, Hinchman and Grylls, Inc
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Arco
Idaho
Fort Peck
Atomic Energy Commission
Carleton Shugg
Hanford
Wash
Shugg
Missouri River
Missouri
Mississippi
Navy Proving Ground
Atomic Agency
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John W. Bonner
Mike Mansfield
James J. Flah
Adultery case nets jail for three in Idaho town
In Blackfoot Idaho a district court sentenced Melvin Wheeler to up to three years in state prison while Lora Wheeler and Kenneth B Hale received up to one year in Bingham county jail. Norma Snyder O 18 faced punishment with a plea of guilty to adultery. The four involved were linked to a winter long love nest exposed in court. Wheeler testified the arrangement began last October and involved Snyder and her 15 year old sister at his Riverside home. The court ordered Norma Snyder returned to parental custody with sentencing postponed.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Norma Snyder
Preston Thatcher
Melvin Wheeler
Lora Wheeler
Kenneth B. Hale
Bingham County
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Norma
Desire
Wheeler
Thatcher
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Riverside
Hale
Gerald Johnson
Everett Goodwin
Snyder
Johnson
Gun Mount Explosion Kills Three Seamen Aboard Hollister
A gun mount explosion on the destroyer Hollister at Pearl Harbor yesterday killed three American seamen and wounded 11, two critically, on the deadly incident at sea.
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Hollister
House Takes Easter Recess After Record 24 Billion Appropriations
Washington Democrats send to the Senate a $24.0 billion peacetime appropriations surge as House members depart for a 10 day Easter break. Senate stays to debate housing and long-range plans while leaders urge constituents support for labor, civil rights, and minimum wage goals.
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