Body of Man Found Near Virginia Area
The body of a man about 65 believed to be Charles L. or H. Jones was found about 6 39 a m Saturday in sagebrush near the Arley Dewey place south of Virginia. Coroner Hall and Sheriff Marley expect no inquest. the death is likely from natural causes or exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L
Charles H. Jones
Sagebrush
Arley Dewey Place
Virginia
Arthur W. Hall
Alma Marley
Downey
Jones
Los Angeles
Butte
Ogden
Ted Meyers
Pocatello
Meyers
Larry Denney
E. L. Denney
Hall
Mr. Denney
Marley
Fred Penrose
Conservation Group To Meet Locally
Conservation officers and fish hatchery superintendents will discuss trout stocking in eastern Idaho at meetings in Pocatello May 10 and 11. District five personnel from Clark to Bear Lake counties will attend, with Burton Perrine and R. Red Christenson leading the conference on planning hatchery distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Pocatello
Game Department
Clark
Fremont
Madison
Teton, Jefferson
Bonneville
Bingham
Bannock
Power
Oneida
Caribou
Franklin
Bear Lake
Burton Perrine
Salmon and
Mackay
Obituaries for Pauline Brown infant and Carolina Salvucci
Graveside services were held in Mountainview cemetery for Pauline Marilyn Brown infant daughter of Robert N. and Pauline Sullivan Brown died at birth. Also Carolina Salvucci 71 died after brief illness. services set for Tuesday at St. Anthony's Church with burial in Mountainview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Marilyn Brown
Mountainview Cemetery
Paulinne Marilyn Brown
Robert N
Pauline Sullivan Brown
North Thirteenth
J. A. Jentges
Robert Duane
A. B. Sullivan
Pocatello
Downard Mortuary
Carolina Salvucci
Yellowstone
Campobasso
Pesche
Italy
Carmen and
Maria Venditto Salvucci
Michael Salvucci
United States
Dominico Salvucci
Dominico
Union Pacific
St. Anthony’s Church
Downard Chapel
Fairmont Lodger Held on Nickel Counterfeiting Charge
Commissioner L. T. Eddy said Charles T. Kline 83 a lodger at a Fairmont mission home is held in Marion county jail on a counterfeiting charge involving nickels made from scrap tin lead and bottle tops.
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Fairmont
L. T. Eddy
Charles T
Daddy) Kline
Fairmont Mission
Marion County
Yellow squash with diced bacon and onions
A short, vivid note describes yellow squash cooked with diced bacon and minced onions, presenting a savory mood and simple flavor idea.
Lewis Seeks Nomination for County Commissioner
H Earl Lewis announced Saturday his intention to file for the Republican nomination for county commissioner in the second district. Born in Oxford in Oneida county, now Bannock, he has lived in Oneida and Bannock counties, homesteaded in Oxford, and paid taxes for 30 years. He worked 14 years in the Union Pacific transportation department, lost an arm in a railroad accident, and for 14 years has run a service station at Main and Gould. He is married with four sons and two daughters, his eldest son Keith killed in action at Cassino Italy on December 15, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Earl Lewis
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. Lewis
Oxford
Oneida County
Bannock County
Oneida
Pocatello
Transportation Department
Union Pacific
Main and Gould
Keith
Cassino Front
Italy
Suit Involves Hog Dispute
Southeast Securities, led by Nellie Bean, sues Marlin E. Christensen and Jess Palmer in district court for 600 alleging hogs owned by the plaintiff were unlawfully levied on and offered at public sale. A related probate case shows 19 hogs were penned at Christensen’s home with damages assessed for hay, seed, labor, feed, and an arbitrator fee totaling 165.50. Sheriff reports McCammon calls over hog trespasses as Bean seeks resolution.
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Southeast Securities Company
Nellie Bean
Marlin E. Christensen
Jess Palmer
McCammon
Christensen
Plaintiff
Marlin
Idaho
Securities Company
E. Grant Shumway
Shumway
Marley
Edmo Named Honor Man at Farragut Naval Training
Leland Edmo 30 of Pocatello has been named honor man of his company after completing recruit training at Farragut Naval Training Station. He is married to Elaine and they have five children. Edmo’s mother Lizzie, a Shoshone, lives at Fort Hall. He worked in Union Pacific shops before enlistment and attended Fort Hall school. He plans to enter cooks and bakers school after boot camp.
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Farragut
Idaho
Leland Edmo
Pocatello
U.S. Naval Training Station
Elaine
Leland
Loretta
Rebecca
Charles
Madeleine
North Fourth Avenue
Lizzie Edmo
Fort Hall
Navy
Edmo
Union Pacific
Cooks and Bakers School
Bee Hive on Wheels Stirs Santa Barbara Street
Mrs Rex H Kenner found a swarm setting up a hive in the rumble seat of her coupe on a downtown street. After a failed drive around the block and police unable to help an exterminator was called to remove the bees.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Rex H. Kenner
ISU to Hold Festival in Student Union May 6
Idaho Southern University hosts a poetry speaking festival on May 6 in the Student Union. Miss Edna Gillespy of Blackfoot will speak on poetry appreciation while Southeastern Idaho and northern Utah students perform readings and choral numbers from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event features Joseph Auslander's Letters to the Unconquerables and an afternoon tea with hosts Miss Marilyn Morton Miss Lorena Bisby and Miss Vic Mae Powell.
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Edna Gillespy
Blackfoot
Idaho Southern
Gillespy
Idaho
Utah
Joseph Auslander
Norma Darrow
Kay Borton
Sylvia Chilton
Deanna Stirland
Betty Ann Tolmett
Rosalie Hilliard
Edna Rytting
Evelyn Thompson
Verne May Jones
Jay Jensen
Ed Hart
Chester Phillips
Gaylen Young
Wallace Dalley
Harold Forbush
Herbert Hoffman
Albert Connors
George Hummer
Richard Burrell
Nelly Mendham
Leedice Kissane
Marilyn Morton
Lorena Bisby
Vic Mae Powell
Keene Woman Elected President of National Women's Club Federation
Mrs. Lucy Jennings Dickinson of Keene New Hampshire was chosen to a three year term to lead the General Federation of Women's Clubs as its fifty third annual convention concluded. The federation with 16 500 clubs and 2 500 000 members adopted twelve resolutions during the closing sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Louis
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lucy Jennings Dickinson
Keene
N. H
LaFell Dickinson
International Peace Plan Urges Unified Law and Regulation
The document endorses creating an international framework for a just lasting peace and supports uniform state laws regulating marriage and divorce. It also urges continued immigration restriction as part of the policy mix.
safeguard the interests of the citi zens of the United States.
The fragment appears to be a partial quotation referencing protecting citizens. It lacks clear events, actors, or a verifiable newspaper context to form a complete item. No identifiable person or organization is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
UP to Get Award at Union Pacific May 6
National safety council will present its war time award for distinguished service to safety to Union Pacific on May 6 in Omaha. The ceremony will be conducted for Pine railroad's 65 000 employees with Col John Stilwell and W A Irvin among the presenters. Also mentions storing wash grapes to prevent bruising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Union Pacific Railroad
Pine Railroad
William M. Jeffers
John Stilwell
Manager Coming Agershin of the Fox Theaters at Pocatel
Note reads as OCR fragment about a manager position at a Fox Theater location in Pocatel. No clear names, dates, or outcomes present. Summary reflects unreadable text and uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agershin
Fox Theaters
Pocatel
Truck Line Strike and War Effort Compliance
Truck lines have not initiated action but complied with Interstate Commerce Commission rules to serve the public without discrimination. This is done at the Army's written request to aid in the war effort, including service to the Compton concern and handling of hot freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Interstate Commerce Commission
Compton
Army
Intermountain West
War Labor Board
Interstate trucking strike disrupts wartime freight flow
History shows a March strike by four intermountain truck lines and union locals in Boise Pocatello and Salt Lake City. The Army urged resumption of all freight to aid the war effort, with the ICC threatening suspension of operating certificates if service remained discriminatory. The stoppage halts cross country and intermountain freight, affecting over 55,000 miles of road and 2,000 tons daily, involving 600 vehicles and nine states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. L. Teamsters
Intermountain
Compton Tale and Storage Company
Boise
Idaho
Teamsters
Compton
Teamsters’ Union
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Ninth Service Command of
Army
M. F. Tierney
Additition
Eastern Territories
West Coast
Denver-Salt Lake
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Lewis
Army Recruiting Station
Case
Army Corps
Army of the United States
Sam
Women's Plate
Women's Army Corps
RPB
Omaha
Consolidated Edisons Company of New York
W.A. Irvin
Army and
Arrowhead Freight Lines Ltd
Consolidated Freightways
Dotant
Gallagher Transfer Co
Harmony
Territory
Garrett Freightlines, Inc
Interstate Motor Lines, Inc
Orange Transportation Company, Inc
Pacific Intermountain Express Co
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