Alleged Liquor Sales Charged Against 21 Individuals
Complaints signed by Wayne R. Leffler charged 21 individuals with selling intoxicating liquor. Documents filed with Justice William J. Ryan and Justice Charles W. Hyde list names and establishments from Congress bar to Denver bar. Purchases allegedly made by George R. Jennings and Leffler, with 20 pints and one quart of whiskey held by County Prosecutor C. M. Jeffery.
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Wayne R. Leffler
William J. Ryan
Charles W. Hyde
R. M. Pugmire
R. J. Roubidoux
R. C. Thomas
Sheriff's Department
Alameda
Nick Pullos
Hugh Jackson
Phoenix
C. Earl Scott
Cliff Curtis
Fords
Bob Robbins
Keystone
John Paris
Garden Cigar Store
Mike J. Dudenake
Merlin Krager
Earl Peterson
Town Club
Earl Brooks
Chet Carriaway
Brook’s Inn
Judge Hyde
Mike Koseris
Wyoming
John Andros
Oasis
Joe Geswaldi
Leona Larsen
Bluebird
Afternoon Showers Suppress Heat Across City
A cool front arrived as a light shower cooled the area after a sultry spell. The 63 degree high at 1:30 a.m. gave way to a 37 degree low at 4 a.m. Rain increased this month to 2.18 inches with a .01 inch addition from Thursday. Forecasters expect clouds and scattered showers today and Saturday with a cooler night ahead.
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Pocatello
Merrill to Speak on Training of Youth at Bannock Luncheon
Pocatello attorney A. L. Merrill will address 4-H club leaders from eastern Idaho at a noon luncheon on Wednesday April 30. The event at Bannock hotel precedes a training course for youth leaders to be held at the university April 30 and May 1. the chamber of commerce sponsors.
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A. L. Merrill
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Cattle Convention to Feature Ogden Chamber Leader Speech
Idaho cattle and horse growers convene in Idaho Falls May 14 to 16 with Ogden chamber secretary Ezra J. Fjelsted as banquet speaker. Don Kugler of Idaho Falls serves as toastmaster per association secretary Frank Winzeler.
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Boise
Ezra J. Fjelsted
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers Association
Idaho Falls
Frank Winzeler
Don Kugler
Idaho Palls
Roosevelt designates Norway a belligerent in war
One year ago today on April 25 1949 President Roosevelt issued a proclamation designating Norway as a belligerent in the European war. Allied detachments withdraw under German pressure in eastern Norway.
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Roosevelt
Norway
Roosevelt labels Lindbergh as Civil War Copperhead
President Roosevelt, at a press conference, placed Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh in the Civil War Copperhead category for criticizing the administration. He drew parallels to Vallandigham and noted appeasers in history and today, urging Americans to reject a belief that dictators will prevail.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Vallandigham
Valley Forge
George Washington
South African Troops Close on Dessie Near Adis Ababa
Bulletin reports from Cairo say South African troops are within a few miles of Dessie northeast of Addis Ababa. Also noted are Argentine measures to curb an economic crisis and Roosevelt's neutrality patrol comments described as a trial balloon. Six American war correspondents, four in a rowboat, have gone missing after the German invasion of Yugoslavia and Greece.
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London
Reuters
Cairo
Dessie
Adis Ababa
Athens
Yugoslavia
Greece
Robert St. John
Associated Press
Gas Price Rise Reported by Major Oil Companies
Shell Oil announces a four cent price increase across Pacific coast states Idaho Panhandle Nevada Arizona Hawaii and other territories. Tide Water and several other companies also raise prices by four cents.
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San Francisco
Shell Oil Company
Pacific Coast
Idaho Panhandle
Nevada
Arizona
Hawaii
Tide Water
British Army Falls Back From Thermopylae Pass
British expeditionary forces in Greece retreat from Thermopylae as German forces advance toward Athens. Officials say the BEF is containing the push, with hopes of evacuation if needed, while Yugoslav troops join British efforts in the Middle East amid reports of German activity on Lemnos and Samothrace.
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Thermopylae Pass
Associated Press
Athens
London
Ankara
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Verma
Cali
Gdy Pilant
Lemmos
Thermopylae
Adolf Hitler
Greece
Egypt
Reuter
Cairo
Middle East
Subs To Attack Convoys Italians Tell America Roosevelt Widens Patrol
The article reports Roosevelt widening U S patrols to attack enemy convoys as Italy engages in wartime actions. Idaho state museum plans announced in Boise with a $100000 budget. Frank Martin of the Idaho Historical Society cites board approval and funding sources.
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America
Roosevelt
Boise
Julia Davis Park
Frank Martin
The
Idaho Historical Society
Work Projects Administration
Ada County Roads Get $361000 Improvement Grant
Washington reports the Work Projects Administration notified Senator Thomas Idaho that the president approved a $361 000 allocation for Ada county road improvements.
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Washington
Work Projects Administration
Thomas
Idaho
Ada
Clark Starts Gas Probe
Boise April 25 Governor Clark asked U S district attorney John A. Carver to seek a Justice Department probe into a uniform one cent per gallon gasoline price rise in southern Idaho. The governor says prices rose uniformly by major oil firms and threatens to enter the gasoline business if the increase stands.
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Boise
John A. Carver
United States
Idaho
Clark
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Carver
Department of Justice
Department
Plea Entered By Inn Selloff Suspects in Liquor Case
Earl Brooks and Chet Carraway pleads not guilty to selling intoxicating liquor at Brooks Inn. Brooks released on own recognizance. Carraway bond set at $500. Others in the case include John Paris Gus Karellos C Far Scott and Cliff Curtis with mixed recognizance releases and bonds.
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Earl Brooks
Chet Carraway
Brook’s Inn
William J Ryan
Brooks
Carraway
John Paris
Garden
Gus Karellos
R. E. D. Bar
C. Far! Scott
Cliff Curtis
Ford's
Karellos
Paris
Scott
Curtis
Trial of Ninnip Toane Fort Hall Indian Under Influence
A crowded courtroom hears Ninnip Toane Fort Hall Indian charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Justice of the peace Chas W. Hyde presides in his chambers in the Dietrich building. Testimony drags as several witnesses require an interpreter.
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Ninnip Toane
Senators Pay High Tribute To Memory Of Borah
Idaho's Sen. D Worth Clark and Sen. John Thomas paid tribute to the late William E Borah in Washington noting his decades of service and dedication to the nation. Thomas praised Borah's frankness and lifelong focus on democracy and foreign policy while Clark hailed him as an epitome of democracy and steadfast defender of the common people.
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Wm. Borah
Washington
Idaho
William E. Borah
Senate
D. Worth Clark
Sen
John Thomas
Borah
Clark
Thomas
Senator Borah
Roosevelt
Bora
United States
Europe
Army To Take 10 More In Idaho For May Inductions
Boise April 25 A second selective service call for May will induct 10 men from Idaho involving four from north Idaho and six from south Idaho. Inductions are set for May 19 in Tacoma Washington for the north group and May 18 to May 20 in Salt Lake City for the south group. Idaho still must induct 385 men to meet a 1,954 quota by July 1 amid talk of a revised 600,000-strength goal for the army.
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Boise
North Idaho
South Idaho
Norman B. Adkison
Tacoma
Wash
Salt Lake City
Adkison
Idaho
Baseball Scores and Weather Outlook For Tonight
Reported scores from games across the American and National leagues show multiple matchups with varied results. Highlights include Cleveland over Chicago by a single run and Pittsburgh beating a strong foe on the road with decisive late innings. Fair tonight and Saturday, cooler in southeast with local frosts.
Axis threats loom as US neutrality patrol expands
Il Popolo di Roma warned of Italian and German submarines targeting Allied convoys if the United States extends mid Atlantic patrols. In Washington Roosevelt said neutrality vessels will operate as far as needed for hemispheric defense, though he denied planning convoys and left questions about belligerent encounters unresolved.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Wheeler
Mont
Roosevelt
Neutrality Patrol
Rome
Il Popolo di Roma
United States
Britain
Washington
Atlantic
mid-Atlantic
Ocean
Stefani
Seven Seas
Greenland
Maryland
American
Bermuda
New
Student Nurse Donna Miller Dies at 19
Donna Miler, 19, a student nurse at St. Anthony Hospital, died this morning from an alleged tooth infection. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Orvil T Miller of Paul she had trained at the hospital since last September and would have become a student nurse on April 7. A Burley mortuary prepared the body and will handle funeral services.
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Donna Miler
St. Anthony Hospital
Orvil Thomas Miller
Paul
Miss Miller
Burley
Kovacs Triumphs Over Grant In River Oaks Final
Frank Kovacs defeated Bitsy Grant of Atlanta to win the River Oaks tennis title in Houston Texas. Kovacs dominated the final to claim another triumph on the tour.
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Houston
Tex
Frank Kovacs
Bitsy Grant
Atlanta
Millions of Aliens to Be checked for Deportation
The Justice Department begins reviewing records on nearly five million aliens to identify those subject to deportation for illegal entry or other violations. The master file will allow rapid data on the foreign population, based on four months of registrations ending December twenty six. Violations such as illegal entry or false information could lead to deportation, with leniency for technical offenses and stern action for deliberate violations.
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Washington
Justice Department
Local Gallery Receives Two Paintings and a Portrait Demonstration
Students, artists, and patrons attended a Thursday demonstration in Frazier hall where Prof. T R Neilson showed Wayman Adams painting a portrait of Morris Gest in 60 minutes. The Neilson gallery added Notre Dame in the Morning by John Harwood and Autumn by Hilma Mole Preston.
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Idaho Southern University
Frazier Hall
T. R. Neilson
Wayman Adams
Morris Gest
Neilson
University
Neilson Art Museum
Notre Dame
John Harwood
Utah
Rotary Club
Hilma Mole-Preston
van Cott
Salt Lake City
Weather forecast notes cloudy, showers possible this weekend
The forecast calls for mainly cloudy conditions with Saturday afternoon and evening showers or thunderstorms. Temperatures show little change, with showers likely for Pridey night and Saturday.
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Courts of Justices of Peace
By A. B
Clear
Merrill
England
Copperhead
Vallandighams
Clement L. Vallandigham
Ohio
Confederate States
Copperheads
Bulletins
Buenos Aires
Ramon S. Castillo
Argentina
Berlin
Ministry of Home Security
Samothrace
Evroila
Lemnos
Mediterranean
Gallipoli
Ministry of Information
Rajputana
Paul B. Cross
Admiralty
Cross
New York
Leonard,Anderson and Ferrell Rly. Bonham and
Dickey
Boston
Knott and Hayes
Newsome and Putlak
Cleveland
Chicago
Bagby and Hemsley
Lyons and Tresh
St. Louis
Detroit
National
Paladlphia
Schumacher
Danning Blanton
Livingston
Brooklyn
Salvo
Berres
Higbe
Owen
Pittsburgh
Dean, Raffensberger
Presswell
McCullough
Bowman
Heinzgelmman
Davis
Cincinnati
Thompson and Lombardi
Warneke and
Cooper
Kovacs
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