Court Upholds Convictions In Murder Inc Case
The U S Supreme Court upholds the convictions of Louis Lepke Buchalter Emanuel Weiss and Louis Capone for the murder of Brooklyn storekeeper Joseph Rosen, sentenced to die at Sing Sing. The ruling addresses lengthy appeals tied to the 1936 Ro gen slaying and racketeering probes. Max Stephan Detroit restaurant owner again avoids review of treason charge while his execution stay is lifted.
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Supreme Court
Louis
Lepke) Buchalter
Emanuel Weiss
Louis Capone
Murder, Inc
Ging Sing
Joseph Rogen
Brooklyn
Roberts
Rosen
Buchalter
Max Stephan
Detroit
United States
Stephan
Peter Krug
Court rounds up multiple intoxication cases in City
Law enforcement reports a morning court session where judges sentenced several offenders for intoxication and traffic violations. Names include Tom Montoya James Dawson Edward Crowley and others with fines from 10 to 100 dollars or bonds. One defendant had a suspended fine contingent on leaving town.
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Charles A. Brown
Tom Montoya
James Dawson
Edward Crowley
Paul Louis Martin
Jack Bergstrom
Hugh L. McArthur
William W. Smith
Edward Decker
John L. Gee
Harry Jensen
Robert Condie
Burt S. Hall
Thomas V. Burke
Wayne Wood
Conn Housley
W. B. Abbott
Instructors Ordered to Report for Civil Air Patrol Duty
Everett M Evans Alameda village clerk received orders to report for instructor service in Prineville Oregon for civil air patrol training. Gus Kelker formerly of Pocatello now on instructor duty at Prineville and Harry Petersen of Pocatello ordered to report for instructor duty at Klamath Falls Oregon.
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Everett M. Evans
Alameda
Prineville
Oregon
Civil Air Patrol
Mr. Evans
Gus Kelker
Twin Falls
Pocatellan
Harry Petersen
Pocatello
Klamath Falls
Howell Linked to Recall Plan In Idaho Townsend Move
Harold C. Howell executive secretary of the Idaho Independent Voters league and Boise Townsend club No. 2 leader faces accusations of using Townsend ties to feather his nest and push a governor recall. J C Himier cites Howell past revolts against Townsend and says he has stirred up trouble across Meridian and Boise a recall plan backed by opponents of Orlando Scott.
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Nampa (P
Harold C. Howell
Idaho Independent Voters’ League
Bortolfsen
J. C. Himier
State Townsend Organization
Howell
Townsend
Himier
Dr. Townsend
National Townsend
Boise Townsend Club No. 2
Meridian Club
Boise Club No. 2
Lewis Williams
Townsend Club
Orlando
Scott
Idaho
Voters’ League
Townsend Organization
Manufacturer Dies at 62 in Twin Falls Idaho
Grafton H. Self, 62, president of Self Manufacturing and holder of farm machinery patents, died of acute leukemia at his Twin Falls home. A native of Illinois, he started a blacksmith shop in 1910 and expanded into manufacturing in 1928. He helped form Idaho Manufacturing Co. and is survived by his wife Elsie A. Selfson, son Kenneth G. Self, daughter Dahrl Self, and several siblings. funeral Thursday at 3 30 p m.
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Twin Falls
Grafton H. Self
Self Manufacturing Company
Self
Illinois
Idaho Manufacturing Company
Elsie A. Selfson
Kenneth G. Self
Dahrl Self
Army Opens New Gunnery Range Near Gowen Field
Gowen Field officers announce a new gunnery range about 18 miles southwest of Gowen Field. The four by six mile site will begin firing on Wednesday and operate during daylight hours, with warnings issued to nearby residents.
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Boise
Gowen Field
Gowen
Salesman Dies in Boise Hotel Room
Ada County Coroner William McBratney says Salt Lake City salesman A. A. Rathbun about 65 was found dead in a Boise hotel room and died of a heart attack.
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Boise
A. A. Rathbun
Salt Lake City
Ada County
William McBratney
Rathbun
Community notices and police reports fill Telluride area
Local items include rummage sale at WOW hail, gate City Commandery 4 Knights Templar conclave, bicycle thefts on East Center street, a Bed Cross Nurses Aides class starting June 15, and road resurfacing near Cove. Also reported are military moves, election results on school consolidation, city council actions, and court dismissals.
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Lynn Orgill
North Garfield
Paul Dalpino
North Thirteenth
East Center Street
Red Cross
Mary Maureen
St. Anthony’s Hospital
H. R. Flint
West Bonneville
County slaughter house cases and missing man investigation
A Idaho judge fines Tolman 75 dollars for a dirty slaughter house and suspends 15 dollars pending permit. meat deemed fit if heated to 150 degrees. Sheriff Marley reports no clues on Guy Dallencourt’s Mackay disappearance. he may have traveled toward Coeur d’Alene or Salmon. Kaseris appeals a gambling raid ruling. appeal bond set at 300 dollars. Judge Sutphen upholds sheriff raid legality across county lines.
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Justice Court
C. H. Watson
Pocatello
William J. Ryan
Tolman
Ryan
Alma Marley
Mackay and
Salmon
Guy Dallencourt
North Eleventh
Mrs. McGee
Mackay
Coeur d’Alene
Ashton
B. A. McDevitt
Mike Kaseris
Kaseris
Power County
Supreme Court
Charles W. Hyde
Justice of the Peace
Nick Lesekatos
Tom Saydes
D. H. Sutphen
Gooding
Sutphen
Osteopaths Elect Twin Falls Leader in Idaho Assembly
The Idaho Osteopathic Association elected Dr. C. W. Aldrich of Jerome as president and awarded the 1944 convention and war service assembly to Jerome. Other officers named include Dr. Susan Kerr of McCall as president-elect, Dr. P. F. Thurston of Boise reelected secretary treasurer, and trustees Dr. O. W. Rose of Twin Falls and Dr. W. S. Warner of Idaho Falls. Dr. D. W. Hughes of Boise became a trustee automatically on retirement as president.
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Twin Falls
Idaho Osteopathic Association
C. W. Aldrich
Jerome
War Service Assembly
Susan Kerr
McCall
PF. H. Thurston
Boise
O. W. Rose
W. 8. Warner
Idaho Falls
D. W. Hughes
Principal Green to Lead Pocatello High Graduation
George N. Green will preside over 285 graduates at the Pocatello High School commencement tonight at 8 in the auditorium. Milton E. Zener, alumnus, will give the principal address titled Lets Make This the Last War. E. Norman Vaughn and J. O. Anderson will announce honors and present diplomas. Valedictorian Gordon Jensen and salutatorian Evelyn May Jones lead scholastic honorees with a program featuring Elmo Smith, Elizabeth Swanson, Joe Trujillo, Florence King and a vocal quartet.
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George N. Green
Pocatello High School
Milton E. Zener
E. Norman Vaughn
J. O. Anderson
Board of Education
Gordon Jensen
Evelyn May Jones
Elmo Smith
Lowell Farr
Elizabeth Swanson
Joyce Gordon
Joe Trujillo
Florence King
Esther Kissane
Evelyn Miller Jones
Lou Jean Stedfeld
Lorraine Wilson
Connie Almond
Obituary Ralph D. Rucker Dies at 61
Funeral services for Ralph D. Rucker, 61, U P engineer of 341 N Lincoln, who died Friday, were held Monday at Downard chapel with Rev. E. T. Ferry reading the burial service. Gate City Commandery No 4 Knight Templars conducted services as honorary escort to the cemetery. Concluding rites at Mount Moriah cemetery were by Portneuf lodge 18 A F and A M with H L Anderson in charge.
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Ralph D. Rucker
U. P
Fred Quinn
J. F. Newman
Claude Dunham
M. L. Dick
W. C. Furchner
James Orr
E. L. Dale
W. C. Clingsworth
Fred Caldwell
George Oliver
Emma Bohlscheid
Joseph Smith
Mount Moriah
Portneuf Lodge
A. F
A. M
H. L. Anderson
W. M
C. D. Clay
Melvin Smith
Roy F. Miller
Utah Mines Keep Operations Open Amid Nationwide Strike
Three Utah coal mines the Hudson once the Sweep in Carbon county the Chesterfield near Thompsons in Grand county and the Weber near Coalville in Summit county continued work today while about 3500 miners nationwide walked out in a strike.
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Price, Utah
Utah
Hudson
Sweep
Carbon County
Chesterfield
Thompsons
Grand County
Weber
Coalville
Summit County
Informal Kiwanian Luncheon Highlights Local Talks
The Kiwanis club held an informal luncheon with Joe Cotani speaking on activities at a recent truckery safety convention. Dale Strong, secretary of the Pocatello Victory Garden Association, outlined the association’s program for cultivating garden plots north of the city and east of the fairgrounds. Members resumed singing with Rampton Barlow directing.
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Joe Cotani
Dale Strong
Pocatello Victory Garden Association
Fairgrounds
Rampton Barlow
Doctor predicts own death then naps and dies
Dr A 8 Cordell of Tecumseh Oklahoma claimed he could tell within hours when a patient would die after diagnosing a thousand cases. He correctly named his own death day but slept through the afternoon and never woke.
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Tecumseh
Okla
Cordell
Tank Accident Fatal Near Camp Campbell
Miss Mary Catherine Silk 22 of Louisville was killed and Lt. Harry Bevis 27 of Lancaster Pa seriously injured when a tank skidded into a tree falling across the vehicle as they rode in the open turret.
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Camp Campbell
Mary Catherine Silk
Louisville
Harry Bevis
Lancaster
Ickes Labels Miner Walkout a Strike Against the Government
Secretary Ickes said the coal miners walkout constitutes a strike against the government and urged John L. Lewis to order his men to return to wartime posts of duty. Reports note three isolated Japanese at-
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Washington
Ickes
John L. Lewis
Governor appoints two to county selective service boards
Governor Bottolf named Drue Dunn of American Falls as re employment committeeman for Power county local selective service board No. 1 replacing Harold Ball who resigned. He also named Clark Hill of Challis as an additional member of Custer county board No. 1.
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Boise
Bottolfsen
Drue Dunn
American Falls
Power County Local Selective Service Board No
Harold Ball
Clark Hill
Challis
Custer County Board No. 1
Coeds Win Top Student Posts at San Jose State
In San Jose California coeds are elected to student president vice president head cheerleader and five student council posts at San Jose State College.
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San Jose
Calif
San Jose State College
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