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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1948
Page
10
Police Judge Don Bistline held court Monday morning after 43 general arrests over the weekend. Bonds ranged from 10 to 100 dollars for intoxication, disturbing the peace, indecent exposure, and vagrancy with suspensions or fines per case. several defendants were ordered to leave town.
State police and local authorities report a rock damaged a window at Mrs. Devaney’s home in Pocatello while a collision on Hurley street near highway 91 191 left Michael Hurley and Danny Butterfield with damaged cars. Fractions include a funded fishing prize promotion at Freddy's Sport Shop and a covered dish luncheon meeting in Echo Camp Utah pioneers hosted by Mrs. Pearl Watson.
Two men, Wayne W. Senseing and Don Decker, both riding motor scooters, were charged with speeding at 12 15 p m Monday. They allegedly traveled 40 miles per hour between the 600 and 1200 blocks on South Third Avenue as reported by the arresting officer.
Reports to Sheriff Alma Marley include a missing truck license plate 1B 958 from J Johnson of 1430 North First and a long black coat with high collar lost by Mrs L Hendricks at ISC. A black leather purse missing from Mrs A L Stead at Ross Park held $12 in cash and personal papers. Mark R Critchfield cited for driving with an expired permit near Fifth and Halliday. Radiant Evening club meets June 1 for pot luck and bingo at 1820 S 4th. A two year old sorrel horse was reported stolen from Sherman Richardson of Malad.
Ira R. T. Smith spent 51 years opening presidential mail from McKinley to Roosevelt. The duty grew from 100 to 3,000 letters daily, with gifts ranging from live animals to a gold toilet seat. Smith and his wife retire, plan westward loafing and fishing. A recipe for condensed vegetable soup with bologna is included.
Albert Crossley of McCammon reports to Sheriff Alma Marley that his half brother Edwin Crossley stole a 600x%16 Goodrich tire and wheel and a case of automobile oil from Dr. A. M. Newton ranch at Marsh Creek. The animal is unbranded and described as white on both front and rear right foot.
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