Bannock County School Reorganization Recommendations Outlined
The Bannock county school reorganization committee released a survey and urges four districts. District No. 1 Class A combines Pocatello Portneuf and Inkom with boundary adjustments. District No. 2 Class A covers Marsh Valley to Swan Lake and nearby towns, preserving Hawkins Basin at its current site. District No. 3 Class A adds adjoining Franklin county territory to consolidate rural high schools, including Central Turner Grace Telluride Cove Lago Mound Valley Cleveland and Rosehill. District No. 4 Class B spans additional outlying areas. A courthouse fire caused smoke disruption but no major losses.
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Bannock County
Milton F. Hartvigsen
Grace
Scott D. Lowe
Hartvigsen
Pocatello
Portneuf
Inkom
Marsh Valley
Swan Lake
Lava Hot Springs
McCammon
Arimo
Virginia
Downey, Robin
Hawkins Basin
Franklin County
Jury awards $18,000 in damages in Firkins suit
A district court jury at 9 p m Saturday found for Hazel Velva Firkins and as guardian for minor children Elva Lee Mary Jane Beverly Jean and Louella Firkins against Grayson and Horner Inc awarding $18 000 in the damage suit?
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Hazel Velva Firkins
Elva Lee
Mary Jane
Beverly Jean
Louella Firkins
Ernest Firkins
Grayson and Horner, Inc
Idaho Falls Man Dies After Icy Car Crash
James C. Soleberg former Idaho Falls farmer, father of State Senator Earl J. Soleberg of Arco, died in a local hospital from injuries after his car struck a utility pole during icy conditions. His wife is seriously injured. Soleberg formerly lived in Mantua Utah and is survived by seven other children.
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Idaho Falls
James C. Soleberg
Idaho Palls
Earl J. Soleberg
Arco
Soleberg
L. D
Mantua
Utah
Poison Kills Many Ducks in Iowa Rivers
Des Moines reports thousands of wild ducks dying along Missouri river bottoms in western Iowa from internal lead poisoning with no antidote. Outdoor editor Ries Tuttle notes 1000 to 2500 dead at Forney's slough and hundreds more at Blue Lake as birds ingest spent shot.
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Des Moines
Missouri River
Iowa
Ries Tuttle
Des Moines Sunday Register
Satuday
Forney’s Slough
Blue Lake
Tuttle
Herders Fly To Idaho
Basque sheepherders will be brought from France and Spain to work on Nevada and Idaho ranges. Attorney Karl V. King said he would travel to Europe to arrange transport for 158 men. Air transport will cost about 184000 dollars to have the workers in time for the lambing season beginning in February. The U S government has authorized immigration beyond usual quotas due to sheep herder shortages.
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Salt Lake City
France
Spain
Nevada
Idaho
Karl V. King
King
Europe
United States
Officials Prepare for Freedom Train Arrival in Pocatello
The Freedom train will arrive at 5 30 a m March 20 in Pocatello and stay until 1 a m March 21 parked on track one with the engine at the depot south end. City officials and Union Pacific representatives met to map traffic plans and crowd control for viewing the priceless documents aboard the train.
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Pocatello
Union Pacific
Paul W. Scott
Cairman
Freedom Train Committee
Fate of Japs Rests on Court Appeal
The Tenth Circuit held the case of seven Japanese nationals in limbo, challenging deportation orders from Utah. A. Wirin for the American Civil Liberties Union argued the men face race based discrimination and that deportation violates constitutional protections. Government counsel contends the seven are illegal residents subject to deportation. named defendants include Takasaburo Sekino, Sakijiro Moriyama, Yasutaro Ikuta, and Yoshiko Aoki.
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Denver
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
Utah
A. Wirth
Los Angeles
Tative
American Liberties Union
Wirin
Sakijiro Moriyama
Clearfield
Yasutaro Ikuta
Caldwell
Idaho
Yoshiko Aoki
Salt Lake City
College Basketball Scores Roundup
Boise 57 Idaho Falls 33. Denver 63 Colorado State 51. Western State 53 Idaho State 51. Idaho State 52 Western State 47. Utah State 44 Utah 42. Hardin Simmons 54 Arizona 53. Wyoming 54 Montana State 39. Oregon State 43 WSC 38. Mont Norm 57 Mont Mines 36. Colo College 57 Colo Mines 46. BYU 67 Ecuador 21. Oregon 173 Washington 56. UCLA 55 Stanford 47. San Jose State 49 Nevada 46. St Marys 47 Santa Clara 32.
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Colorado State
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Idaho State
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Utah
Hardin-Simmons
Arizona
Wyoming
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Oregon State
WSC
Mont. Norm
Mont. Mines
Colo. College
Colo. Mines
BYU
Ecuador
Oregon
Washington
UCLA
Stanford
San Jose State
Nevada
St. Mary's
Santa Clara
Apartments for Rent in Pocatello Now Available
W Lynn Cromer of Morris advertised multiple rentals in The Pocatello Tribune. Cromer reported viewing several options and renting one on Friday. The Tribune offers subscriptions at $1.90 for three days and $1 for a full week.
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W. Lynn Cromer
Morris Classified
Pocatello Tribune
Tribune
Fires Claim Six Lives in Two West Virginia Homes
Fire near Tallmansville Upshur county killed five Simmons family members and injured Rev Harry Simmons wife and two other children. In Spokane a six year old girl Phyllis Turnbaugh died after her dress caught fire from a lit match.
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Buckhannon, W. Va
Harry Simmons
Tallmansville
Upshur County
Spokane
Phyllis Turnbaugh
Sherman Wakeley
Edwin Doust
Elmer Turnbaugh
False Alarm at Box 34 Draws Pocatello Fire Crew
The Pocatello fire department was dispatched to the corner of N Fifth and Hayden at 6 45 p m Saturday night on a false alarm.
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Pocatello
N. Fifth and
Hayden
Cleare Improves After Setback At Home In Pocatello
Walter H. Cleare prominent Pocatello merchant and former mayor, long time Rotary district governor, is gradually improving after a six week confinement at his home. His family says he is ambulatory and reading the Pocatello Tribune.
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Walter H. Cleare
The
People's Store
Pocatello
Rotary International
Pocatello Tribune
Heir Cancels Big Party in Pasadena
Lana Turner and Bob Topping arrived by train from Connecticut but refused to discuss the $25,000 party planned for Friday. Turner, recovering from flu, said she hopes to keep her MGM job while publicists note a wardrobe fitting for a new film. Topping, amid engagement rumors and divorce proceedings, declined to comment. He has rented a Beverly Hills home and plans to spend winter in Pasadena.
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Pasadena
Calif
Lana Turner
Wallace
Idaho
Bob Topping
Tinplate
Connecticut
M-G-M
Lana
Topping
Arline Judge
Carole Landis
Beverly Hills
Idahoans' Son Dies in Portland Accident
John R. Anderson, son of Rev. A. G. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson of Blackfoot Emanuel Lutheran church, was killed in an accident in Portland. The family learned of the death Friday and departed for Portland immediately.
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Blackfoot
John R. Anderson
A. G. Anderson
Blackfoot Emanuel Lutheran Church
Bids Delayed for Hungry Horse Dam Contract
The Army Bureau of Reclamation has postponed the call for bids on the prime contract to build the Hungry Horse dam in northwestern Montana as part of the Columbia Basin project. Project construction engineer Clyde Spencer said the bid date will be pushed to after February 1. The project value is listed at about 100 million dollars.
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Kalispell
Mont
Hungry Horse Dam
Army Reclamation Bureau
Columbia Basin
Montana
Clyde Spencer
Boise youths charged after 13 day party at home
Thirty seven Boise youths mainly college students face charges of malicious destruction of property and related offenses after a 13 day party at a Boise residence. Police described the home as a shambles with $1200 in damages including ripped plumbing and shattered windows. Nine youths were arraigned and bound over for trial.
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Boise
John Jackson
Woolgrowers push budget cuts and grazing office return
Boise Idaho AP report says the Idaho Woolgrowers association urged lower government costs arguing federal spending equals the nation's food bill. The three day conclave urged restoring the regional grazing office to Boise and safeguarding wool duty rates as set by the 1930 tariff act.
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Boise
Idaho Woolgrowers Association
Association
National Association
Labor Union Secretary Resigns Post in Pocatello
Rosqvist secretary treasurer of the Pocatello Central Labor Union for 24 years announces resignation from all union duties including the building committee and business representative roles. Ill health and hospitalization during Christmas week cited. Terms would run to July 1953. no successors yet, elections expected at next regular meeting.
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August Rosqvist
Pocatello Central Labor Union
Rosqvist
Pocatello Building and Construction Council
Central Labor Group
Building Committee
August Rosaqvist
Train Wreck Injures Ten on Providence Line
A Providence to Boston passenger train overturned at Back Bay station injuring ten, including an engineer trapped in his cab. Firefighters freed him. multiple passengers treated on scene. City Hospital listed nine patients, MGH one, with most to be discharged.
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Boston
Providence
Back Bay Station
John L. Morehead
City Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Publisher Josephus Daniels Hovers Between Life And Death
Josephus Daniels publisher of the News and Observer in Raleigh aged 85 remained in critical condition last night with bronchitis and complications. His decline since Tuesday prompted use of stimulants and an oxygen tent.
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Raleigh, N. C
Josephus Daniels
The
News and Observer
Fire damages scaffold at new Masonic temple site
Fire crews responded to a call at 10 33 p m Saturday to the new Masonic temple site in the 500 block N Arthur where a smudge pot toppled and set fire to scaffolding used by workmen. The booster water system stopped the blaze with damage limited to the scaffolding, Fire Chief A A Girard reported.
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Pocatello
Masonic Temple
N. Arthur
A. A. Girard
Pocatello Women Read New Tribune Feature
The Tribune launches a new women’s feature on page five titled Third Dimension by Elaine Lady. She answers today’s problems with a distinctive viewpoint encouraging readers to follow the series.
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The
Tribune
Elaine Lady
Re‑districting Plans Outlined by Bannock Board Chair
Milton F. Hartvigsen, chair of Bannock County school reorganization board, outlines the process from county committee recommendations to state approval, voter elections, and possible reversion to district types if rejected. The board includes Hartvigsen Grace Johnson Dale Strong Petty Yost and Floyd Dalton with Scott D. Lowe as secretary.
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Milton F. Hartvigsen
Bannock County School Reorganization Board
Milton F. Hartvigs
Weather Summary for Idaho and Pocatello Regions
Yesterday's mean temperature was 38 with normal 22. Forecasts show Pocatello and vicinity partly cloudy with mild Sunday highs 45 to 50. Idaho wider area cloudy with occasional snow flurries, especially north. cooler in north and west, Sunday highs 35 to 40.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Stassen to Visit Pocatello Idaho for GOP Event
Republican presidential candidate Harold Stassen arrives in Pocatello at 1 30 p m for a welcome by Gov Robins Lieutenant Governor Whitehead and the state GOP officials. A 6 p m dinner at the Whitman hotel precedes his 8 p m address at Pocatello High School and a Salt Lake City stop before Lewiston event.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Republian
Harold E. Stassen
Gate City
Whitman Hotel
C. A. Robins
Donald
Whitehead
Stassen
H. Earl Lewis
GOP
Dean Kloepfer
Burley
Minnesota
Pocatello High School
Parvin Witte
J. D
Cy) Price
N. P. Nielson
George A. McDowell
Salt Lake City
Skiers Name Snow Queen Jo Ann Crisis at ISC Dance
Idaho State College Ski Club crowned Jo Ann Crisis Snow Queen after a ski-sweater dance with over 300 students. She won sponsored by ISC men of the Intercollegiate Knights. other candidates included Marjorie Dean Ruth Bilyeu Florence Gunn Myrl Smith Dorothy Simmons and Pat Kinter with various club members handling arrangements voting and décor.
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Jo Ann
Idaho State College Ski Club
Bob Hilliard
Presidnt
ISC
Men of the Intercollegiate Knights
Miss Criss
Marjorie Dean
Pocatello
Xi Theta Tau
Ruth Bilyeu
S* Club
Florence Gunn
Fort Hall
Phi Delta Chi
Myrl Smith
Bliss
Dorothy Simmons
Pat Kinter
Buhl
Walter F. Getty
Challis
Dick Victor
Jerome
John Squires
Slide Kills Worker At Bingham Pit
Four large boulders rolled down the slope at Kennecott Copper’s open pit mine in Bing ham Utah Saturday. The slide crushed an 80 ton electric power shovel and killed operator Myles McDonald 53 of Murray. George E. Robinson 46 of Murray was hurt seriously while helping load a copper ore train with fractures and deep cuts. Alternate freezing and thawing over several days blamed for the slide.
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Bingham Canyon
Utah
Kennecott Copper Company
Bingham
Myles McDonald
Murray
George E. Robinson
Fire Damage Leads Bannock County Board Meeting
Chairman W. H. Pete Jensen said Tommy Terrell who handles courthouse insurance met with the board Saturday afternoon. An adjuster will be in Pocatello Monday to discuss damages from the fire Saturday morning.
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W. H. Pete Jensen
Bannock County
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