Brotherhood waives fees for new veterans joining carmen union
Edward Curtis of local 94 says Pocatello lodge backs a policy by the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen to waive initiation and reinstatement fees for carmen apprentices and helpers released from military service who join the union. Felix H. Knight announced the policy in Washington and noted gains for 1600 workers after negotiations with three refrigerator car companies, including the elimination of piece work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Curtis
The
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Pocatello Lodge
Carmen
Felix H. Knight
Washington
Railway Labor Executive Board
Armed Services
Knight
Utah Oil Refining Plans 4.5 Million Pipeline Project
Utah Oil Refining of Salt Lake City registers 198,828 shares of $5 common stock with the SEC to finance a 10 inch crude pipeline from Rangely Colorado to Wamsutter Wyoming. The plan combines net stock proceeds of 1,764,873 dollars with a 3.2 million dollar bank loan. Standard Oil of Indiana, Chicago, holds 75.2 percent and will acquire 149,623 and a half shares at 9 dollars each, paying 1,345,714.50 dollars within 30 days after registration effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Utah Oil Refining Company
Salt Lake City
Securities, and Exchange Commission
Utah Oil
Utah
Colorado
Illinois
Rangely
Rio Blanco County
Colo
Wamsutter Station
Wyo
Hunton Junction
Galt Lake City
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Chicago
Four Idahoans Die in World War II
Navy dead include John H. Kellogg Pvt USMCR and Lloyd James Brundage Jr a pharmacist's mate 2c USN. Army dead include Harold R. Gau Pfc Harvard and James R. W. McCarthy S/Sgt Athol, Harley L. Stubbs Prt Richfield. Also listed are Dustin C. McMullin Pvt Clifton wounded in the Pacific and Asael Lyman Pvt son of Willis J. Lyman, 63 N First Lt. W Rexburg, liberated POW in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
John H
USMCR
Kellogg
Brundage
Lloyd James, Jr
USN
Payette
Gau
Harold R
Harvard
Pacific
McCarthy
James R. W
Thel Athol
Stubbs
Harley L
Prt
Richfield
McMullin
Dustin C
Clift
Germany
Lyman, Asael, Pvt
Willis J. Lyman
W. Rexburg
Apricots Cheaper This Year At Retail Sale
The 1945 apricot crop will sell at retail for about one and two thirds cents a pound less than last year. Prices are reduced due to lower country shipping point and wholesalers' ceiling prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Around Town Notes Include Births Losses Dances and Notices
Local notices include births at General hospital and Langley Field assignment for Flight Officer Elvin Southworth. Reports of stamp loss from Mrs. Ben G Gunn ration books and a Plymouth coupe theft recovered on South Garfield. Memorial services for Pfc Clifford E Miles and community events at Radiant Chapter 61 and Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben G. Gunn
East Center
The
General Hospital
Elvin Southworth
F/O Southworth
Langley Field, Va
Evangelist Brown visits Pocatello. police license bicycle crackdown
Reverend Brown, famed evangelist, returns to Pocatello for a Church of the Nazarene gathering as Chief A L Oliver announces a 15 day police program licensing bicycles from 10 am to 6 pm daily at the station. 931 licenses issued. 3500 bicycles remain unlicensed. unlicensed bikes will be impounded. Also ahead, First Congregational Church children present When Roses Bloom for Children's Day, under Mrs. William Pillow and Mrs. Emil Thomas. Judge Charles A. Brown presides in Friday court, multiple intoxication fines and bond forfeitures, including Walter Spencer of Cheyenne and Mable Mary Johnson for operating a car while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Rev
J. Russell Brown
Caldwell
A. L. Oliver
O. A. Smith
First Congregational Church
Church School
William Pillow
Emil Thomas
Shirley Kite
Dorothy Jean Haggett
David Bowser
Jack Thorpe
Jean Snyder
Charles A. Brown
Kenneth Charles Orton
John Joseph Cronin
Robert M. Farr
Allen Prioleau
George Johnson
Harold Adolph
John Morris
Francisco Rominez
Thomas Walter Haskins
Perry A. Fant
William Taylor
Porter Martin
Jack Boyton
Walter I. Spencer
Cheyenne
Wyo
North Main
Mable Mary Johnson
Local court actions and arrests reported in town
Reckless driving case results in a $50 fine for Odell Ladwe of West Hayden. Juvenile court transfers for Richard V. Atwood after a red light offense. Over six months overseas service noted for First Lieutenant Grant T. Facer. Sergeant Golden V. Peterson promoted to staff sergeant with the 490th Bomb Group. Vagrancy cases lead to $100 fines for Vida Hernandez Fay Wood and Bruce Peterson, with George Thomas fined again on top of existing jail time. Authorities warn owners to police establishments or face takeovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Center
Odell Ladwe
West Hayden
A. W. Lyon
Marvin Smith
K. A. Tallmadge
Richard V. Atwood
Juvenile Court
Golden V. Peterson
Terreton
Idaho
Frank P. Bostrom
Bangor
Maine
490Th
Eighth Air Force
Peterson
John H. Peterson
Torreton
Army Air Forces
East Center St
Robert M. Fagmire
Vida Hernandez
Fay Wood
Charles A. Brown
Pugmire
Bruce Peterson
Brown
George Thomas
Mrs Knox Receives Medal of Merit Posthumously
President Truman presented the Medal of Merit to Mrs Frank Knox in a White House ceremony honoring her husband the late Secretary of the Navy Col Knox died April 28 1944 The citation credits him for exceptionally meritorious conduct in serving as secretary of the navy from July 11 1940 to April 28 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President Truman
Frank Knox
Secretary of Navy
Col. Knox
Medal of Merit
Secretary of the Navy
Cutback May Ease Strain on Food Supply
Washington economists from the Agriculture Department say army production cutbacks and reconversion could ease the country's food supply strain by year’s end. Slower military output may lower consumer incomes and reduce demand for food while rapid reconversion adds nonfood goods, shifting spending away from groceries. The exact impact over the next 15 months remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Agriculture Department
Catello's Big Victory Rodeo Features Top Stars
The event showcases Dick Griffith world champion trick rider, bull rider and bareback bronco rider. Pauline Pickard with Rio the wonder horse famed for the Guideless Hurdle. Pauline and Dick also known from the Cole Bros. circus. Homer Holcomb Idaho’s champion clown appears with antics. Lloyd Hust and his dog act. Jack Oakey Idaho’s champion announcer. and The Voice of the Golden West sound system will deliver the rodeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Griffith
Pauline Pickard
Cole Bros. Circus
Rio
Homer Holcomb
Idaho
Lloyd Hust
Wonder Dogs
Jack Oakey
Sensational Acts Scheduled For Victory Rodeo
A Victory Rodeo will perform at the county fair grounds in Pocatello on July 13 14 and 15 owned and managed by Earl Hutchison of Declo Idaho He owns an 800 acre ranch at Hollister Idaho 16 miles south of Twin Falls for the rodeo stock and will feature bucking stock Brahma bulls and a carload of Texas longhorn steers shipped from Mexico for the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Earl Hutchison
Declo
Idaho
Hollister
Twin Falls
Mexico
Local Men Enlist from Pocatello in Boise Draft
Floyd Orvan Johnson and Robert Milton Sargent, both of Pocatello, enlist at Boise in a military draft. Le Mar Olyn appears as a name in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Floyd Orvan Johnson
Robert Milton Sargent
Pocatello
le Mar Olyn
Youth enlistment boosts Navy ranks in 17 year olds
Hanson of McCammon and George Lee Lloyd of Grace were among seventeen year olds who enlisted in the navy yesterday along with fifteen additional youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson of
McCammon
George Lee Lloyd
Grace
Navy
American Air Units Leave Calcutta in Shift to Burma
All American aerial units have been withdrawn from the air command in southeast Asia. Maj. Gen. George E. Statemeyer relinquished command, formed Dec. 15, 1943. Air Marshal Sir Keith Park said the force is being redeployed to fight the Japs in another theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Air Command
George E. Statemeyer
Keith Park
Keith
Southeast Asia
RAF
U.S
Eastern Air Comemand
Alelied
Burma
Is Epilepsy Inherited What Causes It
A booklet offering doctors opinions on epilepsy will be sent free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 535 Fifth Ave New York. The text promotes insights into genetic factors and causes of epilepsy from medical experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Pocatello Drug
Moore Drug
Adv
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Dept
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Associated Press
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Chas, A. Brown
Fern Gladwin
O. C. Sherwood
Frank Guyatt
Portland
Mrs. Sherwood
Ray Huff
O. E
Masonic Temple
Pfc
Clifford E. Miles
L. L. Miles of
Tyhee
91St Infantry Division
Italy
Tyhee Lds Ward
Kenneth Dixon
Riley Dixon
South Fourth
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Robert Gallafent
South Garfield
John E. Ware
Probate Court
Lucy Ware
Ware
Bannock County
Erich Ott
Ogden
Ott
P. of W
Women’s Motor Transport
Memorial Building
Grand Council
Memorial Hall
Bluebirds
Edward Nielsen
Randolph
Police Department
Brennan and Cahoon Company
Susie Armstrong
West Benton
Jack
San Diego Naval Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Freddie Jacobs
Idaho Falls
Arliss Jacobs
N. E. Avenue
St. Anthony's Hospital
J. M. Bloxham
South Second
Robert Brown
North Arthur
Wayne Wheatley
Robin
Charles Hronek
South Ninth
Alma Marley
Court House
Cook Drug CO
Bemity Teorigh
Sein
Reverend Brown
Grant T. Facer
Myrtle Facer
Route 2
U. S
B.S. Sigman
Pocatello Tribune
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Charleston
D. C
Army
Mrs. Knox
White House
Clearex
Catello
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Cher
Fargo- Wilson- Wells
West Clark
Montgomery Bargain House
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