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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1948

Page

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Plane Crash Near Minidoka Injures Pocatello Man

Kenneth Jorgenson, 24, of Pocatello, sustained a broken collarbone when his Ryan primary trainer crashed eight miles east of Minidoka near Union Pacific tracks at 12:30 PM on a business trip to Gooding. The plane nose dived after the propeller failed, then total loss. He walked to a farm, got a ride to Rupert General Hospital.

Minidoka Kenneth Jorgenson Pocatello Ryan Union Pacific Minidoka County Ron Hawkes Jorgenson Gooding Rupert General Hospital

Officers Entertain Secretary Group at Teepee Chapter Event

Newly installed officers of the Teepee chapter of the National Secretaries association entertained members at the Baguley cabin in the Cottonwoods south of Inkom Sunday morning. Guests included Mrs Nellie Williams visiting from Washington DC and Paul Loscalzo, guest of his wife Eleanor Loscalzo. Breakfast was served to a long list of attendees.

Teepee National Secretaries Association Baguley Cabin Cottonwoods Inkom Nellie Williams Dave Hubbard Washington, D. C Paul Loscalzo Eleanor Loscalzo Alpha Baguley Josephine Ball Betty Burton Rosa Enke Connie Garrett May Hubbard Blanche Huffman Clairice Karboyas Mary Keifer Clara Knorr Florence Lusk Gertrude Machold Ramona Parker Pearl Smith Martha White

Machines Involved In Traffic Mix-Up

Henry A. Reynolds was charged with running a traffic light at Yellowstone avenue and Oak street after a trio of crashes. Gordon K. Crump’s car traveling west on Oak hit Reynolds’s southbound vehicle, Crump’s car struck Cecil Owens’s eastbound truck, and damage was estimated at $200 to Crump and $50 to Reynolds.

Henry A. Reynolds Ross- Davis Bldg Yellowstone Avenue Oak Street Reynolds Gordon K. Crump Rte. N Oak Crump Cecil Owens Idaho Falls J. F

Friday Afternoon and Saturday Schedule Listing

A detailed radio schedule lists programs and times from 12:00 PM to 11:55 PM on Friday and 6:40 AM to 11:55 AM on Saturday, including music, news, features, and entertainment with hosts such as Queen for a Day Martin Black Show and Meet the Press. The lineup features a mix of dances, dramas, news briefs, orchestras, and local segments into late evening.

Martin Black IMN Ryan Mert Chandu Superman Tom Mix Billy Rose Gabriel Heatter Henry J. Taylor Col. Stoopnagle Quiz Academy Bill Henry Meet the Press Tex Beneke All the News Songs of Our Times Sports Review Fulton Lewis, Jr Inside of Sports al Trace Orch George Winslow Mutual Reports Intermountain R. Milton Carlston Bill Harrington

Alameda Arraigns Traffic Violators

Alameda city police judge Alton M. Alexander handled 10 traffic cases in court Thursday morning. Wayne E. Wilcox of Blackfoot was fined 25 dollars for speeding. E Marie Livingston of Aberdeen was assessed 10 dollars for a traffic light violation. Ivan E. Johnson posted a 10 dollar bond on a speeding charge. Myrle Hadley of Roberts forfeited 10 dollars on a speeding charge. Other bonds forfeited for speeding include Robert M. Nelson 10 dollars, Earl Johnson 15 dollars, Guy Caldwell 5 dollars, E D Ninkler 25 dollars, Israel Heaton 10 dollars, and John A. Martin Jr. 10 dollars.

Alton M. Alexander Alameda City Wayne E. Wilcox Blackfoot E Marie Livingston Aberdeen Ivan E. Johnson Poplar Myrle Hadley Roberts Robert M. Nelson Earl Johnson S. Fifth Guy Caldwell E. D. Ninkler Idaho Falls Israel Heaton Logan Utah John A. Martin, Jr

South America Area Compared to North America

The area of South America is estimated at 7,500,000 square miles, slightly less than North America.

South America North America

Newlywed Couple Reside in Thomas Blackfoot wedding tale

Leah Moulton of Merced California and George L Robertson of Thomas wed in a single ring ceremony led by Pres J Elmer Williams of the Blackfoot LDS stake at Williams home. The satin gown bride wore gardenia and pink bud corsage. Best man Howard Packham and maid of honor Donna Rogson. Reception included songs by the Packhams. Guests included Robertson and Williams families. After a honeymoon in Yellowstone they will reside in Thomas Idaho. The article notes the Christ of the Andes statue on the Chile Argentina border erected in 1902 to promote peaceful settlement.

Blackfoot Leah Moulton Merced Calif George L. Robertson J. L. Robertson Thomas Pres. J. Elmer Williams LDS Stake Williams Dean Donna Rogson Howard Packham Idaho Falls Robertson LaRita Ezra Robertson Max Yellowstone Park Jackson Thomas, Idaho Andes Chile Argentina

Police Court Busy With Variety of Traffic Violations

Wesley Leach 17 of 256 South Elevenin was fined 50 dollars for speeding and driving with one headlight. John P. Camp of 412 North Fifth faced a not guilty plea for speeding in a taxi at up to 41 mph and asked the judge to ride with him. the judge agreed after court adjourned. Douglas Scullery 64 of Salt Lake City faced a red light and careless driving charge. Arraigned on running traffic lights were Jimmy Rodrigues 169 Wilson fined 5 dollars Roy J. Kirkman 196 Washington fined 7.50 and Dan Woodard 139 North Grant fined 5. Catherine Ann Coke Turner Hall and Daniel Alma Brown 228 North Fifth failed to appear. Clifton Brodeley Layton 53 of Gannett had operating a car while intoxicated continued as Layton was reported to be in a hospital. Harley Banks Wrenn related to petit larceny with a transfer of case to county. Wrenn recently fined 100 for auto prowling and had escaped from a street gang. Alma Eugene Jones forfeited a 15 dollar bond on intoxication and Tom Brooks paid 15 dollars on the same charge.

Wesley Leach South Elevenin John P. Camp North Fifth Don Bistline Douglas Scullery Salt Lake City Jimmy D. Rodrigues Wilson Roy J. Kirkman Washington Dan Woodard North Grant Catherine Ann Coke Turner Hall Daniel Alma Brown Clifton Brodeley Layton Gannett Layton Harley Banks Wrenn Wrenn Clifford Tipp North Seventh

Aged Couple Rewed in Dudley Street Baptist Church

William H. Taylor 79 and his wife age 75 or 175 were remarried last Nov. 5 at the Dudley Street Baptist Church after a 54 year marriage and a 24 year divorce. Taylor served in the merchant marine and was deserted by his wife who believed he was gone for good.

Boston William H. Taylor Dudley Street Taylor Merchant Marine

Sugar Men Meet to Discuss Beet Irrigation in District Meeting

Utah-Idaho Sugar Company officials gathered in Utah to promote better labor use and irrigation. Production manager W. Y. Cannon urged growers to irrigate beets up, a practice used in Gunnison Utah, by placing irrigation shovels on beet drills before planting to create furrows between rows.

Idaho Falls Utah-Idaho Sugar Company W. Y. Cannon Salt Lake City Gunnison Utah

Dworshak and Straus clash over reclamation funds

Senator Henry C Dworshak of Idaho contends Congress was generous in 1949 with Pacific Northwest reclamation funding. He rebutted statements by Reclamation Commissioner Michael Straus in Boise, noting the 1949 appropriation was 100 million dollars more than any earlier year for flood control irrigation and reclamation.

Spokane Henry C Dworshak Idaho Michael Straus Congress Pacific Northwest Dworshak Straus Boise

Four 4-H Clubs Prepare Pine Creek Tour

Twenty four boys and girls together with three leaders from Bingham county Forestry 4-H clubs plan a trip to Pine Creek below the Te ton beyond Swan Valley on Monday. They will meet at 9 30 a m at Shelley high school.

Blackfoot Forestry Bingham County Pine Creek Tetons Swan Valley Shelley High School

Drunken Driving Charges Rise, State Police Report

Lt. J. F P. Bedingfield of the state police says drunken driving cases have increased recently and poses a worry to officers. He notes drunken driving is a serious offense with heavy fines or jail terms and adds seven complaints were filed last week.

J. F P. Bedingfield State Police

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