Health bill outlook and county auction notes in Idaho and Washington
In Bannock County Idaho a public auction yielded 511 from discarded equipment with about 60 bidders. a Burley man topped bids for an armored patrol car at 2000 while a 14 Ford wagon drew 60 from Earl J Adkins. In Washington President Truman's health bill chances appear slim this session as Taft and others push a voluntary plan or a federal aid scheme. Idaho State College chemistry students and instructors returned from a Parke-Davis sponsored Detroit trip amid high hospitality.
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Idaho State College
E. E. Roscoe
Cisco Kihara
Detroit
Mich
Parke-Davis Co
Complaints Over Blocked Access At Local Golf Course
J Bailey of south of atello complains to Sheriff Marley that patrons of the municipal golf course at the new house block the county road. Auto theft in Ogden Utah: 7 black Buick sedan stolen yesterday bears Utah license C-8074.
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J. Bailey
Atello
Sheriff A Marley
Scipal Golf Course
Idaho fifth district music meet to parade in Pocatello
Nineteen southern Idaho high schools will send student musicians to Pocatello April 22 and 23 for the fifth district festival under Prof Goranson Arrangements. More than 1 500 students expected over two days with a joint parade of American Legion and high school groups at 4 p m April 23 downtown. Saturday features band and orchestra events after Friday solo and ensemble contests and directors judges luncheon at Idaho State College.
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Southern Idaho High Pols
Pocatello
Goran
Idaho State College Cam
American Legion
Goranson
ISC
Mother Gives Birth After Being Shot in Head
In Dallas a 19 year old mother, Addie Hudson, gave birth prematurely to a 4 pound daughter after being shot in the head. Hospital doctors say she is in excellent condition with a good chance of recovery though blindness is possible. Policeman J W Gallaher described found a .22 rifle near the scene as investigations continue.
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Dallas
Addie Hudson
Firm in Alameda Loses $182 in Robbery
Alameda Police Chief G. W. Chatterton reports a robbery at the Portneuf Co-Op on Yellow stone avenue. Thieves pried open a back window to enter, wheeled the safe to a back room, opened it, and scattered $182 in cash and currency. the safe door was ruined.
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Portneuf Co-Op
Yellowstone Avenue
Alameda
G. W. Chatterton
Co-op
Chatterton
Million Reds Poise To Cross Yangtze
One million Chinese communist troops prepare to storm the Yangtze if the government does not sign a surrender by Wednesday. Reports say an emissary may seek Chiang Kai Shek views, and Chiang might move 300000 troops from Nanking to a southern defense.
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Nanking
Yangtze River
Chikow
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Nanking-Shanghai
Li Tsung-Jen
Anking
Yungan Island
Chinkiang
Thieves Tap Slots Steal $1000 in Silver at Cafe
Robbery at Bob's Top Hat cafe 117 South Main involved four slot machines with about $1000 in silver. Entry achieved by forcing a rear iron door as the janitor noted activity between 3 and 5 am. Police suspect intruders were familiar with the building and left no other disturbances.
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Top Hat
South Main
H. A. Bernhagen
Herman Levinson
Idaho Falls man confesses to shooting in bunkhouse
James Anderson, 28, formerly of Texas, turned himself in at the Bonneville county sheriff's office after admitting he shot Carl Youngblood in a bunk house at a ranch north of Idaho Falls. Youngblood was treated at a local hospital for a gunshot wound.
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Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
James Anderson
Texas
Fred Keefer
Carl Youngblood
Here
Dean Wilkie
Youngblood
Berserk man kills four, wounds three in Easter gunbattle
In Pullman Washington a 24 year old merchant George McIntyre shot and killed four people including three police officers and a posseman before he was fatally shot by the posse. He wounded another officer and a bystander as crowds watched from nearby hills. Police said the: gunman mobbed an officer, seized nightstick and gun, and swapped to rifles before the final exchange.
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Pullman
Wash
Arthur Ricketts
George McIntyre
Ricketts
McIntyre
James D. Roberts
W. H. Kershaw
Pullman Dairyman
Kershaw
Claar
MclIntyre
Gallagher
Buck
Pamel
Real Estate Men Schedule Atomic Discussion Panel
Boise invites Idaho real estate delegates May 5-7 for annual meeting to address the Arco atomic plant site and its regional impact. Delbert V. Groberg says about 200 delegates and wives will attend. Hubert A. Wilson leads banquet speakers with Wilber Fallon Tom Coppage J R Simplot and Gov C A Robins also on program.
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Boise
Idaho
Arco
Idaho Real &State Association
Delbert V. Groberg
Idaho Falls
Hubert A. Wilson
Washington, D. C
National Real Estate Board
Wilber Fallon
Portland
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
Tom Coppage
Seattle
National Real Estate Association
J. R. Simplot
Want-ads Week Special Boxed Values
Want-ad week runs April 17 to April 24 with daily highlights on the classified page. For today see Classification 21 featuring a 1944 Studebaker 2 ton truck, phone 24 J 1.
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Studebaker
Week-End Arrests Fill Police Court Docket
Police judge R Don Bistline cleared a weekend police court docket with a wide range of cases. Juanita Hoskins forfeited a $25 bond for disturbing the peace after a lobby cutting with pocket knives. Clarence Hoskins pleaded not guilty. Onia Prichard 43 faced indecent exposure charges. Multiple defendants faced speeding, stop sign, and intoxication fines, with several cases transferred or continued.
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R. Don Bistline
Juanita Hoskins
Clarence Hoskins
Hoskins
Onia Prichard
Raymond
General Hospital
William
Curly) Smith
Court of Justice
Charles W. Hyde
Ruby Hand
C Adamson
West Greeley
North Grant
H. Carl Roberts
Park
Nellie W. Ellis
South Seventh
Dave Moll
RFD
South
Jacnes R. Rodriguez
Wilson
Carlos Medina
N. Fourth
Helen Dudenake
South Third
Junior Schultz
N. Harrison
Ruth Pullenwider
N. Hayes
Bobbie Billey
Charlie Chilley
Lester Howsley
South Second Avenue
Nancy Arnold
Julia Partridge
Indian Agency
Partridge
St. Anthony Hospital
Paris Pettbough
Rudy Martin Castro
Clay Donaldson
Henry Prowess
William Broncho
Norman Chester Davison
Emil Edward Wilson
Clarence Combs
Clinton Jenkins
Joseph M. Archuleta
de Vere Perdash
Steve Perdash
Only Dorset
Frank L. Timbimbo
Police Investigate Two Collisions
Police report two Saturday crashes at Arthur, Lander, and Greeley. In the first, taxi driver William Crist and Bob Gunter collide, causing cab right side damage and coupe front fender damage. In the second, Budd Ellsworth and Wanda Dudley collide, with coupe grille foglight and sedan rear fender and door damaged.
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Arthur and
Lander
William Crist
Roosevelt
Arthur
Bob Gunter
Arimo
Greeley
Budd Ellsworth
Portneuf Park
Wanda Dudley
North Hayes
Pittsburgh man and Pocatello woman receive marriage license
William H. Howard aged 20 of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and Mareile Roberts aged 18 of Pocatello Idaho were issued a marriage license by County Recorder Anna Keefe late Saturday.
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William H. Howard
Pittsburgh, Pa
Mareile Roberts
Pocatello
Anna Keefe
Tribune Benefit Party at Shamrock Club April 20
The Tribune sponsors a benefit at Shamrock Club next Wednesday evening April 20 to aid 9 year old Bobby Winn with a birth injury. The five spaces band will play two floor shows from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Proceeds go to the boy’s mother to help save him from a living death. Admission 62 cents per person plus 12 cents tax or 1.48 per couple.
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the Tribune
Bobby” Winn
Shamrock Club
Gunman Kills Police Chief in Shields Kentucky
Shields in Harlan County reels after Captain Ambrose Metcalfe, 29, is shot five times in front of the Shields cafe and dies en route to a hospital. State police arrest two men on murder charges. warrants name Arthur Jackson and Ford Sizemore in a high tension case tied to the county’s law enforcement history.
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Shields
Harlan County
Ambrose Metcalfe
Metcalfe
Harlan
Shields Cafe
Kathleen
W. J. R. Howard
Arthur Jackson
Ford Sizemore
Mexican Threat Sparks Jail Escapee Arrest
Luis Moreno reports a threat from Gordon Pachuca who warned of killing his mother. Pachuca, jailed previously for disturbing the peace, was found intoxicated inside the Moreno home and ordered to serve 81 days on a prior sentence after an April 9 escape.
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Luis Moreno
North Main
Gordon Pachuca
Pachuca
Moreno
Irish Honor Birth Of New Republic
Dublin crowds celebrate the birth of the Republic of Ireland with a 100000 strong march. IRA members march legally amid international observers while Éamon De Valera's opposition skips the events. KingGeorge VI and Irish expatriates in London react as Ulster counties vote to stay with the United Kingdom.
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New Republic
Dublin
Ireland
Erin
Republic of Ireland
Old Ira
Irish Republican Army
Sean T. O'Kelly
John A. Costello
Liam Archer
Egeron de Valera
Republic
Ulster
Ince
United Kingdom
George VI
Ireeland
London
Trafalgar Square
England
Emerson PTA Elects New Officers At Tonight Meeting
Emerson PTA will elect and install officers at tonight’s gathering. Teachers open rooms at 7 30 p m for parent visits, with the main meeting starting at 8 p m. A sex education panel directed by Mrs Curtis Mizera features Ezra Hawkes Helen West Dorothy Barlow Ray Isham and Rampton Barlow. Music by Dene nis Vernon Blackhurst Lolane Scheiss Sheryl Call and Barbara Cullen.
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Emerson Pta
Curtis Mizera
Ezra Hawkes
Helen West
Dorothy Barlow
Ray Isham
Rampton Barlow
Denenis
Vernon Blackhurst
Lolane Scheiss
Sheryl Call
Barbara Cullen
PTA
Altrusa Lunch Moves to Thursday at Bannock Hotel
Members of the Altrusa club meeting time changes to Thursday noon at the Bannock hotel. The club comprises women business executives and leaders in the professions.
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Altrusa Club
Bannock Hotel
District Judge Upholds City Drunk Driving Ordinance
District Judge Isaac McDougall ruled the city ordinance punishing motorists for drunken driving is valid, deciding the matter on law. Attorney Walter H. Anderson argued it conflicted with state laws, while City Attorney F. B. Tydeman cited precedents upholding the city’s position. Evidence admissibility was disputed as the appeal from police court proceeded.
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Isaac McDougall
Walter H. Anderson
Forrest Poynter
McDougall
Anderson
Fending Poynter
F. B. Tydeman
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Cutler
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R-Mo
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Pete) Parnell
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