Frontier Club Seeks $233000 from Simplot Firm
A civil suit filed in Bannock county district court seeks 233106 dollars in damages and a perpetual injunction against the J R Simplot company over alleged dust, odors, and business loss at Last Frontier club near Pocatello Idaho. Plaintiffs list losses including 100000 for business, 125000 depreciation, 199000 extra wages, and 2907 for neon sign use.
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Bannock County
J. E
Frances McNichols
J. R. Simplot Company
Idaho
J. R. Simplot and
A. Power
Last Frontier Club
Highway 30 N
Pocatello
Black and
Black
New Jersey bans Lodi tavern for lewd dance
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Commissioner Erwin Hock suspended a 15 day liquor license at a Lodi tavern after agents witnessed a female patron dubbed Frenchie perform a “bumps and grinds” dance to a broken juke box in view of staff. The warning aims to curb indecent behavior in taverns.
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Neware
N. J
New Jersey
Erwin Hock
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Hock
ABC
Ward Symes Dies At Age of 38
Ward Dallman Symes 38 died suddenly at home 82 Ravine Drive after a heart attack. He was a Union Pacific telegrapher for twenty years. Born August 19 1910 in Hoytsville Utah he moved to Pocatello from Salt Lake City in 1939. He married Vera Palmer July 90 1935 in Farmington Utah. Survived by wife a son Joe a daughter both of Pocatello sister Mrs Ruby Symes and brother Norman Symes of San Francisco.
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Ward Dallman Symes
Ravine Drive
Union Pacific
Hoytsville
Utah
Hugh Bartlett
Ruby Dallman Symes
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Vera Palmer
Farmington
Joe
Ruby Symes
J Symes
Norman Symes
San Francisco
Pocatello Fire Crews Contain Garage and Vehicle Blazes
Firemen fought flames Monday afternoon at 748 N Grant a garage and woodpile owned by Edward N Girany and used by Walter Noe. A bus battery short sparked a fire on an Aberdeen Stage Line bus near Center Street subway. Rubbish fire ignited a telephone pole in the 200 block South Arthur at 7:55 p m with minimal damage.
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Pocatello
N. Grant
Edward N. Girany
Walter Noe
Aberdeen Stage Line
Center Street
South
Arthur
Gen Hodge to Leave Korean Post
Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge, commander of American occupation forces in South Korea since the surrender, will be reassigned. He plans to fly to Tokyo to confer with Gen. MacArthur then to Washington. Maj. Gen. John B. Coulter will assume Hodge's duties in Korea.
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Seoul
Korea
John R. Hodge
South Korea
Hodge
Tokyo
MacArthur
Washington
John B. Coulter
Korean Republic
John J. Muccie
U. S
Planes collide near RavotzhauSen during Berlin supply run
Four U S airmen were killed when two American planes on a Berlin supply mission collided outside the American zone town of RavotzhauSen Tuesday. Earlier, five U S flyers died in two crashes fourteen miles northeast of Frankfurt as planes returned from Berlin.
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Ravotzhausen
Germany
Berlin
U. S
Frankfurt
Mowrey Heirs Sue State Patrolman
Ches ter D. Mowrey Kessie Lee Mowrey and Stella J. Stockman sue Idaho state patrol officer L F Bedingfield for general damages of 59000 and special damages 452 25 in Bannock county fifth district court over a July 3 collision in Chubbuck on U S Highway 91 near Pocatello. The heirs claim negligent driving at roughly 60 mph caused Joseph A Mowrey’s death. Black Black represents plaintiffs.
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Bannock County
Fifth District
Chester D. Mowrey
Kessie Lee Mowrey
Stella J. Stockman
L. F
J. F
Bedingfield
Idaho
Joseph Allen Mowrey
Chubbuck
Pocatello
Black & Black
New Head Of NOP Coming Soon
Captain William P. McCarty will arrive about September 17 from the naval gun factory in Washington D C to take command at the Pocatello naval plant. He succeeds Captain H C Roper who is recovering from a nine week illness after about two years in command. Captain McCarty is an experienced ordnance man with submarine commanding during most of his 30 year naval career and is a 1923 Annapolis graduate. He is married with a son at the University of Utah.
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Wiliam P. McCarty
Naval Gun Factory
Washington, D. C
Pocatello Naval Plant
McCarty
H. C. Roper
Walter Brown
Captain Roper
Annapolis
University of Utah
Plane Crash Kills Seven Near Newton New Jersey
An army C-47 transport crashed five miles north of Newton New Jersey at 12 55 p m EST. Seven of the nine aboard were killed and the wing of a B 25 from Stewart Field was damaged but the bomber returned to base. The survivors were en route to a religious meeting at Jesse Lee Academy in West Reading Connecticut.
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Middletown
Army Air Base
Newton
N. J
Army
Olmsted Field Base Flight Service
New Jersey
Stewart Field
Jesse Lee Academy
West Reading
Conn
Denies Secret Dealings in Cleveland Blast Furnace Lease
The War Assets Administration denies any secret dealings in leasing a government owned blast furnace at Cleveland Ohio to the Kaiser Frazer corporation. Senate and House committees will hold a joint hearing into the $28 million plant disposal operated by Republic Steel since wartime construction.
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Washington
War Assets Administration
Cleveland
Ohio
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation
Senate
House
WAA
Republic Steel Corporation
Royal Family to Tour New Zealand Next March
King George VI Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret will tour New Zealand next March Buckingham Palace announced They plan to visit all parts of the island mainly by airplane and automobile This visit begins a broader royal tour of Australia Itinerary details are not yet fixed
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London
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
New Zealand
Buckingham Palace
Dominion
Australia
Nationalists thwart Communist offensive in Shensi
Pro government reports say Nationalist armies under Gen Hu Tsung Nan have nipped in the bud a Communist offensive in central Shensi province. Communist forces under Gen Peng Teh Huai are said to be fleeing north and Tengchen will be captured soon by Nationalists.
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Shanghai
Hu Tsung-Nan
Shensi
Peng Teh-Huai
Tengchen
Taylor to Speak at Boise Campaign in School Auditorium
The Boise school board approved renting the auditorium for a political event featuring a Sadat campaign speech Friday night. The rental cost was 100 dollars with a ban on collections or subscriptions. Helen McCannon accepted the terms and Carl G. Bowden said the provisions apply to all parties.
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Carl G. Bowden
Bannock County Four-H Fair Lists Outstanding Exhibits
Bannock County 4-H fair plans its Lava Hot Springs event on Friday and Saturday with an exceptional exhibits list. Albert Mylrose reports judges from multiple counties will assess crops, livestock, dairy, and home economics exhibits, with awards from local clubs and businesses.
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Bannock County
Lava Hot Springs
Albert Mylrose
Mylrole
Duane Hansen
Paris
Bear Lake
Sterling Schow
American Pall
Power
Hershel J
Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Farmers Feed and Seed Company
Pocatello
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Chadwick's
Judd Pharmacy
Grace
Montgomery Ward and Ralston Purina Company
Bannock County Dairymen’s Association
Bannock County Fair Board
Bannock County 4-H Club Council
Quentin C. Murdock
Bannock County 4-H
Diplomats Report Boosted Drive to Oust Tito as Yugoslavia Boss
Washington officials said Russia and Eastern European allies have intensified attacks on Marshal Tito, branding him a traitor and urging his removal while denying a Soviet military intervention. They foresee no immediate troop action but warn such a move would draw UN involvement.
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Marshal Tito
Washington
Russia
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Tito
Europe
Italy
France
Moscow
Belvede
West
Yugo- Slavia
United Nations
Budenz Testifies in Hiss Chambers Spy Probe
Louis Budenz former Daily Worker editor and ex communist testified behind closed doors to the House Un American Activities Committee on Tuesday. He spoke about relations between Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss and may return for further questioning. The confrontation between Hiss and Chambers looms as the committee weighs which version will stick. Budenz spent about 40 minutes with lawmakers and Rep Nixon praised his information value.
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Wewashington
Louis Budenz
American Activities Committee
Budenz
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Chambers
Nixon
Women Demand Greater Voice in Church Affairs at Amsterdam
In Amsterdam women at the World Council of Churches assembly press for fuller administrative power in church matters while John Foster Dulles warns that communism cannot be defeated by force. He says Christian responsibility is an inescapable fact and questions the Soviet regime's peace claims.
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Amsterdam
Netherland
John Foster Dulles
Comunism
Dulles
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Thomas E. Dewey
Council
U S Protest Over Stern Gang Kidnapping in Jerusalem
U S Consul General John J. MacDonald protests to Jewish governor in Jerusalem after Stern gang members abducted George F. Paro a consulate clerk He was beaten blindfolded and held for seven hours then nine more hours by Israeli military police before release Paro a Granville New York resident was questioned as a possible spy and the incident is under State Department review.
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Jerusalem
U. S
Stern
John J. MacDonald
George F. Paro
Paro
Palestine
Granville
N. Y
Donald
State Department
Bernard Joseph
British Mandate
State of Israel
Peace talks hinted between Jews and Arabs in Tel Aviv
Reports from foreign sources today indicate contact has been made between Jewish and Arab factions for possible direct peace negotiations. In Washington, Secretary Marshall and top aides reviewed Ambassador Walter B. Smiths report on the Kremlin meeting of Western envoys with Prime Minister Stalin.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Washington
Marshal
State Department
Walter B. Smith
Kremlin
Stalin
Army Returns Four War Dead From Southeast Idaho
Four soldiers from southeast Idaho returned home to their communities with military honors. Pvt Morris O Currence and Pvt Jewel C Peterson from Blackfoot, Capt Frank R Neuswanger and Pic Wesley R Steffensen also listed, their next of kin noted. The remains arrived in New York aboard the Lawrence Victory this week.
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Idaho
New York
Lawrence Victory
Morris O. Currence
Army
Joseph Currence
Pocatello
Frank R Neuswanzer
Marguerite R. Neuswanger
Blackfoot
Jewel C. Peterson
James Peterson
Pic
Wesley R. Steffensen
Jease R. Steffensen
KC Hold Social Night Pocatello Council 892 Event
The Knights of Columbus Council 892 in Pocatello will host a social night as part of their regular schedule. The event invites members and parishioners to gather for meals and fellowship at the council hall.
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Pocatello Council
Knights of Columbus
Diplomats Reach Broad Agreement in Berlin Talks
Western envoys and Russia reach a general area of agreement after four hour Kremlin interview with Prime Minister Stalin. Ambassadors Recell Chataigneau Roberts report progress and optimism, with talks aimed at lifting the Berlin blockade and enabling four power talks on Germany and Europe.
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Moscow
Russia
Kremlin
Stalin
Walter
Kreme
Berlin
Germany
Europe
Smith
Yves Chataigneau
Frank Roberts
Talks with Stalin Keep Calm During Delicate Talks
Despite lengthy discussions the subject remains delicate and both sides stay courteous. Western diplomats note the four powers may issue a public statement soon on the talks.
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Stalin
Russians Halt Fall Elections in Soviet Zone
Marshal Vissily D. Sokolovsky announced Germans in the Russian zone cannot hold community elections this fall. Voting is postponed for one year amid protest from non communist groups and Communist claims that people are too busy with recovery to vote.
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Berlin
Vissily D.sokolovsky
Sokolovsky
Christian Democrats
Liberal Democrats
Soviet Zone
Socialist Unity Party
Fatal haying accident claims 15 year old in Idaho Falls
Livie Mitchell aged 15 of Terreton died in Idaho Falls hospital from head injuries after a derrick pole broke during baling at his father Thomas Mitchell's farm. He was stacking baled hay when the accident occurred Monday night.
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Idaho Falls
Livie Mitchell
Thomas Mitchell
Terreton
Europeans Popular War Brides Return Home From Europe
Americans have brought home 19 044 war brides from Europe since the war. U S army headquarters reports in a brief update from Frankfurt Germany noting continued demobilization and family reunions as troops depart Europe.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Europe
U. S. Army
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Sun Valley
Bear Valley
L. W. Ward
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General Motors Corporation
Harry Coen
General Motors
Dean Draper
Arnold Lenz
T. A. White
Donald Eade
Fred A. Carleson
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Robert Clark
Taylor
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Manas
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Helen McCannon
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