Court Dismisses Third Attempt To Block Hospital
Judge Guy Stevens in Blackfoot ruled for Bannock County commissioners in the third suit to stop bond sales and hospital construction. He held appeals must come from the order and that alleged notice failings and pre election false info do not void the election, with illegal votes as the only remedy. The case sought to block a 1 million dollar bond issue and a 900,000 county hospital in Pocatello plus two 50,000 receiving hospitals in Downey and Grace. The suit, filed in March byHarison Revoir Jenkins Hatch Hansen, names county officials and attorneys as defendants. the court ordered dismissal.
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Dus Plain
Stevens
Order of the Pears
Bannock County
Pocatello
Downey
Grace
Ralph Harrison
David E. Revoir
Horace Jenkins
Ammon Hatch
Lester Hansen
Bannock
C. M. Jeffery
Carl C. Christensen
Henry McQuade
Mes Missionery
X Will
House Votes Repeal of Tax on Oleo
The House approved a repeal of the 62 year old federal taxes on oleo margarine by a 260 to 106 vote. Opponents to change also blocked all daily compromise efforts. Senate prospects look contentious with Sen Taft backing repeal and committee jurisdiction likely to delay action.
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Washington
House
Senate
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Republican Policy Committee
Senate Agriculture and Finance Committee
Agriculture Committee
Pilot Douses Engine Fire on Transcontinental DC-6
A DC-6 operated by American Airlines diverted from 21 000 feet after an engine fire caused by a broken propeller blade in the supercharger. Capt E Swanson guided the craft from Toledo toward Cleveland and landed with all engines intact after passengers observed engine flashes. Firefighters sprayed the right wing with carbon dioxide upon arrival. The flight originated in Chicago en route to New York with 48 passengers aboard.
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Cleveland
American Airlines
Wanson
Toledo
Swanson
Chicago
New York
Parole Committee Appointed by Governor Robins
A Idaho probation and parole committee for the national association has been appointed by Gov. C. A. Robins. Members include W. D. Vincent of Boise as chairman, Cecil Hart of Idaho Falls, Geo. H. Green of Pocatello, H. C. Hinckley of Pocatello, J. C. Eddy of Twin Falls, Mrs. John B. Hayes of Twin Falls, and A. W. Morgan of Twin Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
National Probation and Parole Association
C. A. Robins
W. D. Vincent
Cecil Hart
Idaho Falls
Geo. H. Green
Pocatello
H. C. Hinckley
J. C. Eddy
Twin Falls
John B. Hayes
A. W. Morgan
Chess Enthusiasts Gather at YMCA Tonight
Chess enthusiasts will meet at the YMCA tonight at 8 o'clock to organize a chess club. Instruction in chess is provided each Thursday night, with Bryan Hansen directing the activity for the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Hansen
Detroit bans thirty six comic books from stands
Detroit officials announced a ban on thirty six comic books deemed corrupting to youth after a two week police survey. Prosecutor James N McNally said Ludington News Co and Detroit News Co distributors agreed to remove the titles immediately under state obscenity laws.
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Detroit
James N. McNally
Ludington News Co
Detroit News Company
McNally
Assault Case Goes to Jury in Bannock County Court
The state versus Arthur J. Hamilton, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, neared jury deliberation in Bannock County Fifth District Court before Judge L. E. Glennon. Witnesses for both sides testified, including Gertie Rogers James Brown H W Carlyle Wayne Hill Brand and Guy Nelson for the state and Mrs A J Hamilton H C Yearsley Dr D E B Harris W W Shields Wesley Patton Joe Driggs and the defendant for the defense. Both sides rested yesterday afternoon with rebuttal today as Carlyle and Patton testified. The case centers on an alleged incident at Jimmy Brown place on December 23.
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Arthur J. Hamilton
Bannock County
L. E. Glennon
Gertie Rogers
James Brown
H. W. Carlyle
Wayne Hillbrand
Guy Nelson
A. J. Hamilton
H. C. Yearsley
D. EB. Harris
W. W. Shields
Wesley Patton
Joe Driggs
Rogers
Jimmy Brown
Poratello's Junior Police Corps Registration Set
Chief R J Roubidoux and Inspector R M Pugmire announced registration day for Poratello's junior police corps on Saturday May 15. Open to boys 10 to 15, with younger siblings allowed with older peers. Summer program begins June 1 includes patrols pedestrian education and park outings. Plans include use of Cusick creek camp area and a tree planting project if funded and fenced. The corps formed last year and operates with patrols across city districts.
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R. J. Roubidoux
R. M. Pugmire
Poratello
Pugmire
Police Department
Cusick Creek
Recreation Committee
Weather forecast for Pocatello and southeast Idaho
Considerable cloudiness and cooler conditions with light winds tonight and Friday. Night lows around 35 to 42 degrees, Friday highs 48 to 60 degrees in Pocatello and vicinity. Southeast Idaho shows scattered showers, much cooler with similar night and day ranges. Fresh northwest winds to accompany the cooler spell.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Police Guard School Room After Threats
A Brooklyn high school teacher Miss Margaret Jokiel faced threats after gunfire hit her home last night. Police assigned guard from her uncle George Noell and investigated the 165 pupils and phone calls to her mother Mrs Esther Jokiel as she supervised exams at Fort Hamilton High School.
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New York
Brooklyn
Margaret Jokiel
Sai
Miss Jokiel
Fort Hamilton
George J. Noell
Esther Jokiel
Mines Peril Coast Warns Mariners Off California
The coast guard asked ship masters to report Japanese floating mines. Eighty two mines have been sighted since January first within 50 miles of the coast. fifty two have been destroyed.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Campus Day at Idaho State College Revives Wartime Activities
Southern Idaho seniors 1 800 strong will occupy the Idaho State college campus for Campus Day events. Dr. Ray J. Davis says activities paused during the war will resume with a high school journalism convention drawing about 150 students. A Campus Day queen will be crowned at 11 am from over 25 entrants with wardrobes donated by local merchants. awards honor travel distance, student miles, and scholarships from Simplot, Alpha Psi Omega, and faculty women. Exhibits cover art and carpentry projects, with vocational classes open for inspection at Tenth and Lovejoy.
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Southern Idaho High School
Idaho State College
Ray J. Davis
W. E. Garets
Journalion
Pocatello Merchants
Swanson Hall
Tenth
Lovejoy
Alpha Psi Omega
Idaho
Barbara Swisher
Earl King
Dave Thomas
Pocatello
Campus Day Activities Outline at Simplot College
Schedule lists 9 a.m. registration and competition for drama music Simplot and style show scholarships. 9:30 general journalism meeting. 10:15 journalism conferences on yearbooks education for newspapermen. 11 campus day assembly. 12:15 luncheon on campus lawn with students providing sandwiches and college providing trim mings.
Seniors Show Spring Styles In ISC Campus Day Program
Idaho State college Pri day at 2 p.m. features 25 representatives from the high school home economics department modeling spring garments. Contestants from class A and B will compete for gifts from Pocatello merchants.
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ISC
Idaho State College
Priday
Esther Stalker
Pocatello Merchants
Charlotte Petersen
Glenna Ferry
Euleta Jensen
Clea Reynolds
Pocatello
Glenna Mae Collier
Patricia Darnall
Dorothy Lillibridge
Joyce Merman
Lois Cullen
Maureen Jones
Donna Butthofer
Betty Stuckl
Acon
Marian Monks
Betty Kessler
Arlene Higley
Burley
Joyce Henderson
Nora Lee Lowe
Lenna Egan
Allee Henry
Elsie Smith
Gooding
Marilyn Petterberg
Wanda Bailey
Helen Bodily
Anna Mae Wilde
Preston
Ruth Goodson
Audrey Lee
New Skaggs Store Opens Friday on North Main in Pocatello
The CHD company opens a blue and white 10 000 square foot O P Skaggs store at 805 North Main with bakery, deli, meat and produce. Ed Nattress will supervise the west side store. Ken Hilton to run the bakery. 20 clerks planned. Open daily 9 am to 9 pm.
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Pocatellans
West Side
O. P. Skaggs
North Main
Rex Harper
CHD
Clarence H. Elle
Dr. O. F. Call
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Pocatello
M. T. Deaton
Ken Hilton
East Side
Skaggs
Hilton
A&p
Zondolas
Ed Nattress
Chet Call
Harper
Taylor credits unions in improving workers' hours and race relations
Sen. Glen H. Taylor of Idaho told a Winston-Salem audience outside an R J Reynolds plant that without unions workers would toil 14 hours daily. He urged labor organization in the South and accused some employers of trying to divide workers by race. He pledged to repeal the Taft Hartley act if the Wallace ticket gains power.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
R. J. Reynolds
South
Idaho Parents Charge Kidnaping In Fairfield Case
Camas County Sheriff reports Thom Dial and Rosemarie Ellis fled Fairfield in a 1941 Chevrolet dump truck after the girl, 5 feet 3, 110 pounds with blue eyes and light brown hair, was seen leaving for school. Parents alerted, FBI may join. possible routes to Trinity County California or Montana.
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Fairfield
Thom
Norton Ellis
Camas
John Hersch
Dial
Crayel
Gooding
Rosemarie
Twin Falls
Hersch
Trinity County
California
Montana
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Weather Gusts Sweep Cities With Strong Winds Today
Unpredictable spring winds reach up to 60 mph this morning with forecasted tapering by evening. Temperatures swing from a high near 69 to around 49 at midday, while Burley Idaho Falls Ogden Salt Lake City and Rock Springs report 40 to 50 mph gusts.
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Pocatello
Trace Boise
Burley Een
New York
Omaha
Salt Lake
Weather Bureau
Burley
Idaho Falls
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Rock Springs
Wyo
Arabs Reject Proposed Police Force in Jerusalem Crisis
Arabs reject a French plan for an international volunteer police force in Jerusalem while Jews accept a 1000 man elite force proposal. Jamal Hussein criticizes foreign troops, and Maj Gen John Hilldring takes over US Palestine policy as clashes intensify in Jaffa Maashieh and a British cease fire is ordered.
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Lake Success
Jeresalem
Jerusalem
Jamal Hussein
Arab Higher Committee of Palestine
United Nations Trusteeship Council
Jed
Washington (P
John H. Hilldring
Secretary of State
Marshall
Palestine
Maashieh
Jaffa
Irgun Zvai Leumi
W. Puller
Arab Israeli clash escalates as armies move toward Palestine
Officials from Egypt and Iraq report large troop movements toward Palestine. Beisan falls to Jewish forces with reported gains. Arab Legion claims Gesher in Jordan valley and heavy Arab casualties. Fifteen Jews and two Arabs killed in last night’s clashes. total regional violence nears 3,500 dead in five months.
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Egypt
Iraq
Palestine
Beisan
Sea of Galilee
Abdullah
Amman
Gesher
Jordan Valley
Trans-Jordan
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Cairo
Row Leads Parade Without Losing A Single Elephant
A New York Herald Tribune writer took nine year old Dion Rummage to the Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey Circus after a reader complained his photo of elephants marching drew punishment. Dion walked the parade route from East 84th Street to Madison Square Garden with no elephants lost.
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New York
John O'Reilly
New York Herald Tribune
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Madison Square Garden
Mr. O'Reilly
E. 84Th St
Second Avenue
Dion Rummage
O'Reilly
Dion
Circus
John Ringling North
Leia
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Jack Dawn
Los Angeles
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