Brother Drew Dreyer Forgery Case Heads To District Court
William F. Dreyer is charged with forgery in Bann Hoek County. Police say he passed a $68.40 check drawn on Hudson Inc signed by his brother H D Dreyer, owner of the firm. Y D Black cites three prior felony forgery convictions in Bonneville County. Dreyer awaits arraignment before Peace Justice Charles W. Hyde and will be held for trial in district court.
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Cain
Abel
Pocatello
Ban- Hoek County
William F. Dreyer
H. D. Dreyer
Dreyer
Hudson, Inc
City Furnist Security Bank of
Idaho
Charles W. Hyde
Y. D. Black
Justice Hyde
Black
Ninth Judicial District
Bonneville County
Trise
Challis Road Blocked by Ice on U S 93
Ice jams on the Salmon River block U S Highway 93 south of Challis. District Engineer H B Stemmberg says three to four feet of ice covers parts of the highway four miles south toward Clayton. The road will be sanded and gravelled when weather allows. Traffic diverted over a canyon road cut-off.
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Challis
Almon
Here
H. B. Stemmberg
Shoshone
Clayton
Bracken Lee Flags Waste in State Government
Salt Lake City report quotes Gov Bracken Lee criticizing state government as wasting resources. He calls for reform to root out inefficiency across agencies and departments amid calls for budget tightening.
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Salt Lake City
Bracken Lee
Tattoo Marks Dogs In Nationwide Identification Plan
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals launched dog tattooing in New York as a nationwide ID method. A serial number will be tattooed on the inside of the dog's right thigh and records kept by the National Dog Record Bureau in Los Angeles. The goal is rapid tracing of lost dogs across all 48 states.
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New York
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Army
National Dog Record Bureau
Los Angeles
Explosion in Cairo injures many in public square
In Cairo today a bomb exploded in a city square killing one or two people and injuring at least 16. A cigarette seller died. police reported several injuries among officers. Windows shattered in government offices as a bag containing the device was left for scrutiny. Police named Shafik Ibrahim Anass, an agriculture ministry employee, as a man connected to the incident and said he was arrested after an attempted escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Easr el Aini
National Court of Appeal
Shafik Ibrahim Anass
Ministry of Agriculture
Drifts Block Utah Roads Halt Highway 40 Travel
Deep snow drifts closed Highway 40 east to Colorado near Badger 28 miles east of Heber. Over 100 motorists sheltered in Heber hotels awaiting plows as winds piled snow back onto the road. A bus arrived 15 hours late in Salt Lake City after getting stuck overnight. Drifting snow blocked the St George Cedar City route and isolated Enterprise. Wendover air base plows fought 40 miles to reach Gold Hill and Ibapah in Tooele County near the Nevada line.
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Salt Lake City
Colorado
Badger
Heber
St. George
Cedar City
Utah
State
Enterprise
Wendover, Utah
Air Force Base
Gold Hill
Tooele County
Nevada-Utah Line
Ibapah
Guam murder case links three Black suspects to death
The Guam case identifies three Black men Hermet Tennis Frede 26 Indianapol is Pvt and Robert Burns 32 Spokane as accused in the December 11 kidnapping and rape of Ruth Farnsworth a former WAC. She died December 13 after being left unconscious in the jungle as a lie detector aided police work.
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Guam
Air Force
Ruth Farnsworth
WAC
Calvin
Herman
Miss Farnsworth
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
James T. Hackett
Hackett
Calvin Dennis
Chicago
Navy
Herman Dennis
Ing Regrets Injustice to Water Department
Ralph Bair city street commissioner defends the water department against claims of neglect in Ing's column. He notes the crews flooded municipal skating rinks nine times and prioritized streets after a water-main break on South Arthur 100 block that flooded basements and cut heat. Ing says the department was unjustly criticized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bair
Ing
Bair
South Arthur
Water Department
Odom Approaches Washington Coast in Record Flight Bid
William P. Odom neared the Washington coast aiming to fly a small plane from Honolulu to New York. An accompanying aircraft prepared to join the journey, signaling a coordinated transpacific to continental leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
William P
Bill) Odom
Washcoast
Honolulu
New York
Preston lineman burns touching 6600 volt line near Paradise
Earl Peterson a 49 year old lineman for Utah Power and Light suffered serious burns on his left arm and right shoulder when he touched a 6600 volt power line near Paradise while working on it. He was taken to a hospital at Logan Utah. The report notes the accident occurred today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Earl Peterson
Utah Power and Light Company
Paradise
Peterson
Logan
Utah
Russians Failing To Reach Goal In China's War
Rear Adm. Ellis M. Zacharias on a national lecture tour in Idaho says Chinese communists will resist external domination and that Moscow’s Pravda reporting signals preparation to curb Russian influence in China. He notes Mao Tse-Tung’s aims target capitalists, not middle class bourgeoise, and cites past events. Zacharias also highlights his WWII commands aboard Salt Lake City and New Mexico and promotion of his book Secret Mission.
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China
Ellis M. Zacharias
Intelligence Service
Navy
Pocatello
Admiral Zacharias
W. Colston Leigh Bureau
New York
Salt Lake City
Portland
Zacharias
Pravda
Europe
Adm
Mao Tse-Tung
Chiang Kai-shek
Tse-Tung
Moscow
Russia
Shangri- la
Japan
New Mexico
Keyy
Court defers ruling on Taft Hartley non Communist oath case
Washington court defers until February 28 a hearing on the non Communist affidavit requirement of the Taft Hartley act. The CIO American Communications Association suit and CIO Steelworkers of America petition may be consolidated if heard.
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Washington
Supreme Court
CIO American Communications Association
CIO Steelworkers of America
Steelworkers’ Union
United States Circuit Court
Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
Inland Steel Company
CIO Communications Association
United States District Court
New York
New Commissioner in 2 Car Collision Near Bannock County
Bannock County’s new commissioner R. T. Hale rear ended a parked car while driving home to McCammon after being blinded by an approaching vehicle. Mond Bunce, 17, in the parked car, suffered a minor eye cut and was treated at General hospital. Damages to both cars were about 500 dollars.
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Bannock County
R. T. Hale
McCammon
Mond Bunce
General Hospital
Hale
Ex-Banker's Confederate In Grace Bank Holdup Held for Trial
Adelbert R. Dennis, once linked to a confederate embezzlement with Rudolph DePackh, pleaded innocent in federal court to false bank entries concealing a $10,000 theft. Judge Sylvester Ryan set bail at $1,000 and January 25 for trial. Dennis allegedly acted with DePackh at Ramapo Trust Co. in Spring Valley New York during 1940s.
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Grace Bank
U.S
New York
Adelbert R. Dennis
Rudolph DePackh
First National Bank of
Sylvester Ryan
Dennis
United States
Frederick H. Block
DePackh
Ramapo Trust Co
Spring Valley
N. Y
Block
Educators Call for State Education Board Election Reform
Idaho educators press for nonpartisan voters to elect the state education board and seek constitutional amendments to remove the state superintendent of public instruction from elective office. They also favor superintendent appointment by the state board of education and push for other reforms.
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State Board of Educcation
State Board of Education
Meéa
Cold Weather Deters Police Arrests Report
Winter cold factors into fewer police court cases. Gerald McGinn, 36, fined 15 dollars for disturbing the peace after being accused of following a intoxicated wife in the downtown district. Rose Appenay, 15, placed in juvenile court for intoxication after a disturbance at Marion hotel. Jay H. Jensen fined 5 dollars for backing his cab into traffic. Willis R. Ward, 43, forfeited 20 dollar bond for speeding up to 50 mph. Robert C. Plandro, 159 South Fifth, fined 2.50 for failure to observe a stoplight.
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Gerald McGinn
Jack Harvey
McGinn
Rose Appenay
Marion
Gertrude Keeler
Jay H. Jensen
Fast Center
Willis R. Ward
Robert C. Plandro
South Fifth
Mayor urges open faucets to prevent freezing pipes
Mayor George R. Phillips urged residents to keep a small stream of water flowing at night to avoid frozen pipes as frost penetrates deeper. He noted water rates are low and staying open need not raise bills, while warning that frozen pipes cause severe hardship for property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Phillips
City Water Department
Pastor Denies AQ Affairs With Women
Dr J Whitcomb Brougher Jr pastor of Glendale First Baptist Church denies charges from a Los Angeles suit that he had mistresses among parishioners. He says the allegations stem from disgruntled members and were reviewed by church leadership and found false. The suit names deacons deaconesses and trustees in a bid for a church hearing and membership election.
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Glendale
Calif
J. Whitcomb Brougher, Jr
Glendale First Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Sadie Williams
Pretcher Edgar Maxwell
Dr. Brougher
Heavy Rains and Winds Hit California Coast and Mountains
The article reports heavy showers in southern California valleys and coast with mountain snow for the fifth day. Winds 40 to 50 mph along the coast from Oceanside to San Diego. storm warnings and small craft warnings posted. Lowland snow persists. resorts closed awaiting plows. ice and cold grip the northwest.
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California
Palmdale
Daggett
Mojave Desert
Oceanside
San Diego
Point Conception
Cajon Pass
Peace Terms Include Red Control
Chinese communists list peace terms for talks including removal of Chiang Kai shek and Vice President IA Tsung-jen, scrapping the constitution, a mutual cease fire, and punishment of war criminals. They call for a coalition government with a five three four ratio of communists Kuomintang and other parties. Fighting continues near Tientsin as Reds attack Tehshengmen, with hundreds killed and reported encirclement at Tatung.
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Peiping
Tse
Chiang Kaishek
IA Tsung-jen
Chiang
Kuomintang
Recs
Li Chisen
Nankine
Formosa
Reds
Tientsin
Pu Tso- Yi
Tehshengmen
United State Information Service Office
Rede
Red Raiders claim ninth win beating Grace 56 46
McCammon Red Raiders over Grace Red Devils by ten points to earn their ninth win. Dave Olson and Brons on each scored 19 for their teams as Olson sparked a second period rally and Grace struggled to close the gap. Jayvees also beat Grace 38 24. next game vs Banecroft at McCammon.
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McCammon
Red Raiders
Grace Red Devils
Raiders
Grace
Dave Olson
Olson
Bronson
Jenkins
George Bowman
Jayvees
Banecroft
Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs John B Mullen
A daughter was born December 27 to Mr and Mrs John B Mullen of Monrovia California. The father, a native of Pocatello, is the son of former residents now in Arcadia and he is nephew to William J Mullen of Pocatello. The baby is named Judith Jane.
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California
John B. Mullen
Monrovia
Pocatellan
John B. Mullens
Arcadia
Calif
William J. Mullen
Pocatello
Judith Jane
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F. B. Smith
Omaha
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Indianapolis
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Pepa Pocatello
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Kansas
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