Seven Local Youths Sentenced in Multi-State Burglary Ring
Written confessions reveal 30 burglaries and robberies from January to April across California Idaho Montana and Utah. Five youths receive five to nine month county jail terms while two await sentencing. Some cases may lead to penitentiary terms on completion of current sentences with parole provisions. Police urge, you can't win.
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California
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Robert Terrell
B. A. McDevitt
Guy Nelson
State
Idaho Falls
Portneuf River
Intermountain
Bakersfield
Idaho towns move on 3.2 beer laws in 1950s Idaho
Malad City adopts a 3.2 beer ordinance with a $25 license fee while other southern Idaho towns consider similar measures. Nampa urges Governor to set a special session date to debate beer and state financing changes. Idaho Falls notes widespread 3.2 beer growth as retailers extend beyond city limits.
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Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Malad
Idaho
Nampa
Ross
B. W. Clark
Clark
War Debts Again Hit Limelight In France
France faces likely default as parliament rejected December’s 19 million dollar installment. The cabinet and Premier Dalacier opposed any initiative, with 40 million in total due and Italy among the major debtors whose action remains uncertain.
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France
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Dalacier
Italy
Card of Thanks for expressions of sympathy
The Griffitus family and relatives acknowledge acts of love and sympathy after the loss of their husband and son. Grateful for floral tributes and support from friends and neighbors.
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John Griffitus
Brokaye
J. G. Johnson
Salt Lake City
Wil
Griffithe
Los Angeles
Births, visits, and crime in town notices
A son was born to Mr and Mrs J W Pehrson at S J Anthony hospital. The Hurlberts of Portland visited relatives with Harry Hurlbert. Union Pacific announces round trip rates to Salt Lake City for the L D S conference, returning by June 13. A jury found Elsie Keyes not guilty in an alienation case. Burglars stole furniture and a rug from F Y Nakata’s home. Gladys May Toomey infant funeral held. Doyle Edwards, escaped inmate, captured in Ogden. Citizens urge ratification of Federal Child Labor amendment. The Richardsons announce a daughter at General hospital. Mrs W J Schultz undergoes major operation. Chicken dinner at Highway Inn promoted. Losquist announces birth of daughter in Blackfoot. Gas pump thefts and unlocked pumps noted. O S L shops called back workers for freight car and back shop work. Jim Linderman arrested for chicken theft with blood evidence linking to Haight yard. White feather clues reported.
Dentists Meet With Chamber in Idaho Association Session
William Muzzey, Denver delegate to the Idaho State Dental Association 14th annual convention, spoke at the chamber of commerce on Dental Education before about 60 members. Bill Williams of Salt Lake City sang two songs. New member Mark Manley joined the local chamber. Officers elected at the meeting include Dr. J Lowe president elect, Dr. R. E. Plicken secretary, Dr. J. E. Shaw treasurer, Dr. Stewart Barkdull executive board, and Dr. R. A. Johnson will become president of the association.
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William Muzzey
Denver
Idaho State Dental Association
Chamber of Commerce
About &0 Chamber
The
Dental Association
Bill Williams
Salt Lake City
Mark Manley
J Lowe
Burley
R. E. Plickenstaff
Nampa
J. E. Shaw
Pocatello
Stewart Barkdull
Blackfoot
R. A. Johnson
Association
H. J. Dyer
Shelley
W. D. Lyons
World Awaits Reports From Texas Airman
The Texan, flying a bright plane, made the Moscow to Omsk leg in 12 hours 21 minutes at about 120 mph. He landed at 1:35 p.m. Moscow time and left for Chita at 1:10 a.m. Moscow time, with dawn near on takeoff.
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Mattern
Gatty
Jomfruland Island
Oslo
Norway
Moscow
Omsk
Moscow-Omsk
Chita
Ordinance Sparks Political Turmoil Over 3.2 Beer in County
Martin Garvin warns that if Pocatello council passes a 3.2 beer ordinance, county officers must arrest violators and judges must prosecute or risk malfeasance charges. A large number of subpoenas would follow, highlighting Democratic push for economy and wet stance.
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Pocatello
Martin Garvin
Peace Justice
Garvin
Ohio woman Edythe Williams dies after pneumonia
Mrs. Edythe Williams wife of J E Williams of Columbus Ohio died in a local hospital after a short illness from pneumonia. She was visiting Poca tello for her mother Mrs Hannah A Poppie s funeral and fell ill shortly after. Born December 28 1892 in Paxico Kansas she lived in several states and is survived by her husband father Ernest Poppie four brothers two sisters and several relatives. Funeral plans are incomplete with a possible service here and shipment of the remains to Rahway New Jersey for interment.
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Edythe Williams
J. E. Williams
Columbus
Kan
Fort Worth
Tex
Ernest Poppie
Arbon
Idaho
Albert
Kansas City
Morris
Ernest
Frank
Norman Nagle
Twin Falls
Logan Shelton
Glenns Ferry
Ladies’ Catholic Benefit Association
Newark
N. J
Downard Funeral Home
Rahway
Noted publisher dies after illness in Philadelphia area
Curtis Martin Newspapers, Inc., publisher of the Philadelphia Public Ledger and Evening Ledger and the New York Evening Post, and owner of the Philadelphia Inquirer, dies after a long illness. Friends say his gifts funded learning, civic decency and progress through education.
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Curtis-Martin Newspapers, Inc
Philadelphia Public Ledges
Evening Ledger
New York Evening Post
Philadelphia Inquirer Company
The
Inquirer
Lost roller skates at Ross Park
Two pairs of roller skates reported missing at Ross Park on Monday. Contact phone 495M for information.
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Ross Park
River Floods Oregon Farms Threaten Crop Loss
The Columbia River floodwaters inundate thousands of acres along the Oregon Washington banks near Portland. Farmers retreat to higher ground with dairy herds, while others move supplies and plan boat deliveries as the Willamette and Washougal rivers rise.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia
Oregon
Washington
Snake River
Washougal
Camas
Wash
Williamette
Portland Harbor
Weather Bureau
Local Council to Decide On 3.2 Beer Question
The City of Pocatello faces a vote on a beer ordinance revoking licenses for establishments selling or serving intoxicating liquors. The measure defines intoxicating liquors to include spirits vinous malt and fermented drinks and any mixtures that cause intoxication. Charles Brown may break ties and has not decided his vote yet after reviewing the ordinance text.
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Charles Brown
City of
Pocatello
Idaho
Ordinance Provisions on Alcohol Content and Legal Effect
The text outlines that a substance must contain more than 3.2 percent alcohol by weight. It also repeals conflicting ordinances and declares the ordinance in force upon passage approval and publication as required by law.
C M T C Officer Visits in Pocatello
The Citizens Military Training Camp will be held at Fort Douglas Utah from July 6 to August 4 with 40 Bannock county applications to date. First Lieutenant Crawford 38th Infantry Fort Douglas leads the effort contacting applicants before final acceptance. Successful applicants will be notified about 10 days prior. Read list includes Howard W Goldsmith Ralph W Rossiter Otis W Neal Brainard E Hines Morland W England George B Norris and others.
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Citizens
Fort Douglas
Utah
Bannock County
Crawford
38Th Infantry
Howard W Goldsmith
Ralph W. Rossiter
Otis W. Neal
Brainard E. Hines
Morland W. England
George B. Norris
Francis E. Howard
Edward R. Mooney
John F. Eversole
Roy O. Allred
Earl W
Picatello Pioneer Succumbs Tuesday
Maria Fachrison aged 73 widow of Carl Fachrison died Tuesday evening at 10 oclock after a short illness at a local hospital. Survived by relatives of her husband in Salt Lake City. Native of Sweden born January 22 1860 she came to the United States as a young girl. Funeral arrangements by Hall mortuary pending word from relatives. Her husband was a Short Line machinist in Picatello.
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Maria Fachrison
Carl Fachrison
Salt Lake City
Sweden
United States
Pocatello
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U. S
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