Jury Frees Two in Wet Liquor Case in Pocatello
After 25 minutes the jury returned a unanimous not guilty verdict in the state versus C Earl Scott and Clifton Curtis over alleged illegal liquor sales at Ford pool hall 126 South Main Pocatello. Witnesses included George Jennings Wayne Leffler and Paul Mortimore with A Y Satterfield listed but not called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Earl Scott
Clifton Curtis
Pocatello
Scott-Curtis
William J. Ryan
C. M. Jeffery
C. V. Boyatt
Jeffery
Ford
Scott
Curtis
George R. Jennings
Wayne R. Leffler
South Main
Paul de F. Mortimore
John Q. Swain
A. Y. Satterfield
Law & Order League
California OPA orders price restore and cut gasoline cost
San Francisco June 7 The Office of Price Administration directs California oil firms to roll crude oil and gasoline prices back to May 22 levels effective Tuesday. Dr J K Galbraith calls it a restoration not a rise, and critics warn it will affect about 100000 oil industry workers. The ruling leaves intact a prior half cent increase by larger producers in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Office of Price Administration
California
J. K. Galbraith
OPA
Ernest Pyles
Hancock Oil Company
Long Beach
Galbraith
Idaho Proclaims June 15 Pioneer Day as State Holiday
Governor Clark declares June 15 a statewide holiday in Idaho to celebrate Pioneer Day, aligning with Boise observances and marking a new official holiday status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Clark
Farris Edgley to Speak at L D S Sixth Ward Program
Farris Edgley returns to Pocatello after teaching at Price junior college Utah to present the musical portion of the program at the L D S Sixth Ward tonight at 6 30 with Emerson McOmber as the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris Edgley
Pocatello
Price
Utah
L. D. S. Sixth Ward
Emerson McOmber
S U Holds Baccalaureate Services at 8 In Frazier
Idaho Southern University marks baccalaureate for 219 seniors and sophomores tonight in Frazier Hall. Rev E T Ferry to give invocation and benediction, Dr Heber C Snell to read scripture. Reverend John Edward Carver of Ogden to deliver main address with western frontier ties. Organist Mrs T R Neilson plays on new Hammond organ. Wagner March from Tannhauser to open the program. university orchestra led by Donald Kissane. The audience will join in Come Thou Almighty King led by Rudolph Goranson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Southern University
Frazier Hall
E. T. Ferry
Heber C. Snell
John Edward Carver
First Presbyterian Church of
Ogden
Carver
West End
Snake River Valley
Rotary Club
Chambers of Commerce
T. R. Neilson
University
Tannhauser
Wagner
Donald Kissane
Rudolph Goranson
Music Department
US Launches 35000-ton Battleship South Dakota
The United States launched the 35000 ton battleship South Dakota at Camden New Jersey signaling progress in building a two ocean navy. Secretary Knox said it aimed to prevent war and the ship will bolster national safety as keel is laid for cruiser Santa Fe on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
United States
South Dakota
Knox
Delaware River
New York Shipbuilding Company
Santa Fe
British Wish U S. Entry in War Fueled by Public Opinion
Ambassador Winant told Senator George that Britons hoped the United States would join the war now but do not blame Washington for not doing so. He reported strong morale and confidence to repel any invasion, with a division of opinion on whether an invasion would be attempted. Winant planned meetings with Sumner Welles and Secretary Knox before a Vermont visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John G. Winant
George
D-Ga
United States
Winant
England
Wallace
Sumner Welles
Navy
Knox
Vermont
Johnston To Serve Term In Idaho Prison
John M D Johnston, former Twin Falls mayor, walked out of Idaho State Prison yard and began serving a life sentence for the 1938 murder of George L Olson. He has a new number 6383 and may seek clemency after serving part of his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Duncan M. D. Johnston
Idaho
Toda
Gilbert H. Talley
George L. Olson
Twin Falls
Johnston
Supreme Court
Idaho Pardon Board
Olson
Collins Rites Held for Arthur W Collins in Cleveland Idaho
Funeral services for Arthur W Collins 58 of Cleveland Idaho who died at Lava Hot Springs were held Saturday in the Cleveland LDS chapel with Bishop Don McGregor officiating. The service included vocal solos by Arthur W Hall Theon J Kendall and a quartet Theon J Kendall Vernon Harris D W McGregor C P McGregor. Interment was in Thatcher cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W Collins
Cleveland
Idaho
Lava Hot Springs
Cleveland Lds
Don McGregor
Arthur W. Hall
Theon J. Kendall
Vernon Harris
D. W. McGregor
C. P. McGregor
Florence Painter
W. C. McGregor
John A. Tanner
Clark P. Gray
William W. Wiliams
Bishop McGregor
Pocatello Elks Claim Idaho Ritualistic Championship
The Pocatello Elks won the Idaho ritualistic championship with a 99 to 98 victory over Moscow northern state champions. Officers from the lodge included Myron Porges exalter ruler C R Sorgatz leading knight Harold Hinckley and others. The team has represented Idaho at national conventions twice and may attend this year's Philadelphia meeting in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello B. P.O Elks
Idaho
Moscow
Pocatello Lodge
Myron Porges
Exalter
C. R. Sorgatz
Knicht
Harold Hinckley
J P. Halliwell
Wiliam Burton
Spencer Ford
C. G. Billmeyer
A. E. Duke
J. A. Stier
Jay L. Downing
Pocatello
Philadelphia
Partly cloudy and warmer weekend forecast
Partly cloudy skies forecast for Sunday and Monday with warmer temperatures and scattered showers possible. The unsettled conditions may affect outdoor plans across the region.
Observer Forecasts More Rain Today
The piece notes more rain is forecast after recent showers. It recalls yesterday’s high of 53 and low of 44 with 0.27 inches of moisture, urging readers not to blame the forecaster if it rains.
Idaho weighs own gas sales to curb high prices
Bert H. Miller of Boise said Idaho may run its own gasoline business if relief from high costs is not soon found. He addressed an Office of Price Administration meeting in San Francisco to protest price scales and to propose possible state action including a retail sale of gasoline. Miller cited a Po catello refinery shipping fuel to Utah at lower costs and said Idahoans pay more than residents of any other state, citing Congressional Record figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bert H. Miller
Boise
Idaho
Miller
Office of Price Administration
California
Tom
Attorne
Pocatello
Utah
Congressional Record
Pocatellan Dies In Salt Lake Hospital
Auren Chalmers Gillaspia, 48, of Pocatello Idaho, died today in a Salt Lake City hospital. He was supervisor of accounts for Metropolitan Life Insurance. Survivors include his widow Mrs. Victor Holmes Gillaspia, step-daughter Dorothy Holmes of Pocatello, his mother Mrs. Nellie E. Gillaspia of Colorado Springs, and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Auren Chalmers Gillaspia
Pocatello
Idaho
Salt Lake
Gillaspia
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Victor Holmes Gillaspia
Dorothy Holmes
Nellie E. Gillaspia
Colorado Springs
Colo
Blind Student and Bird Dog Start on Newspaper Career
Champaign June 7 1939 Arhur W Lehde a blind 27 year old University of Illinois graduate with Peggy Lou his lead dog earns high honors in a three and a half year liberal arts course He aims to become a newspaper feature writer and credits Peggy Lou with guiding him through campus life and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Arhur W. Lehde
University of Ilinois
Pergy Lou
Lehde
Beaucoup, I
Peggy Lou
Beaucoup
Lou
Lehde Ck
Pete Lou
Bridge Bid Openings Set for Patterson River Crossing
Boise reports bid openings June 20 for a 142 foot Patterson river bridge on the Ahsahka Kenrick highway in Nez Perce county. Other awards include gravel stockpiling near Rexburg by Western Construction, 11,210 dollars. grading 2.587 miles of Strawberry Tamarack highway by Tony Marazzo of Boise, 164,891. Oiling 1,583 miles of Yellowstone Park highway between Franklin and Utah line by Olof Nelson Construction of Logan, Utah, 47,343.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Patterson River
Ahsahka- Kenrick
Nez Perce County
State Department of Highways
Rexburg
Western Construction Company
Pocatello
Strawberry
Tamarack
Adams County
Tony Marazzo
Yellowstone Park
Franklin and
Utah State Line
Franklin County
Olof Nelson Construction Company
Logan
Utah
Workers May See Army Take Control Inglewood Strike
Striking aircraft workers at Inglewood California will meet this afternoon to decide if they return to work or face army takeover of the North American Aviation plant. The White House announced President Roosevelt would sign papers ordering army operation of the plant unless workers return by Monday. Richard T. Frankensteen claimed the walkout is unauthorized and accused communists of orchestrating the move. Elmer Fellag urged workers to stay out until wage demands are met. A CIO spokesman indicated Western Washington loggers would vote by secret ballot to resume work if ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Calif
Army
T.hey
White House
Roosevelt
North American Aviation
Stephen Barry
United States
Great Britain
C.I.0
Frankensteen
Elmer Fellag
CI0
International Woodworkers of America
Seattle
Washington
Defense Mediation Board
Arrests After Domestic Complaint In North Fourth Street
Police arrested Robert K. Byrd of 258 North Fourth after Saturday night complaints of beating his wife and children. Bond set at 100 dollars. John L. Marker, 21, allegedly followed his wife Merle from Boise. charged with vagrancy for not seeking employment. Several others were arrested on intoxication charges. Henry Jarvis, an asylum escapee, was taken in the railroad yards. Frank Wehner, 27, jailed on attempted death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fourth
Robert K. Byrd
John L. Marker
Merle
Boise
Poe
Marker
Joe Sequegnece
Billie Broncho
Raymond Nsidimit
Jarvis Warren
Ernest Long
Ernest D. Smith
Henry Jarvis
Blackfoot Asylum
Frank Wehner
German Troops Move Toward Black Sea Front Amid Syria Tensions
German forces shifting from Bulgaria into Moldavia and along the Russian frontier raise questions on Axis plans in the Balkans and Middle East. Berlin rejects a British claim of a pending Hitler declaration while reports note heavy freight moves and troop concentrations in Rhodes and Salonica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bulgaria
Moldavia
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Reuters
Ankara
Rhodes
Salonika
Greece
Beirut
Lebanon
Libya
Zurich
Switzerland
British Broadcasting Corporation
Europe
Bucharest
Russia
Black Sea
Middle East
Eastern Idaho Chamber Plans Annual Meeting in Blackfoot
The Eastern Idaho Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting in Blackfoot on Monday June 9 at 5 pm. W L Hansen and Charles R Cook discuss major projects and committee structures with regional officers and local chamber heads. A banquet at 7 pm follows business sessions with officers J A Stewart and Jack Atwood attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Blackfoot
Paul V. Nash
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Hansen
Charles R. Cook
Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Stewart
Jack Atwood
St. Anthony
Collisions Reported In City Traffic
Police logged three weekend crashes. Lavern Hustead of Pocatello House moved from the curb on East Center and collided with John Hood of 554 South Seventh at 6 34 p m damaging front and rear fenders and the Hood car. Edith Peck of Ogden and William Schultz of 258 McKinley collided at Arthur and Clark at 3 48 p m. Leslie Hawkes of 427 South Arthur hit Cowan Dawe son of 229 North Hayes in the 100 block on North Main at 12 38 p m with the rear of the sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavern Hustead
Pocatello House
East Center
John Hood
South Seventh
Hustead
Arthur and Clark
Edith R. Peck
Ogden
William S. Schultz
McKinley
Leslie Hawkes
South Arthur
North Main
Cowan C. Daweson
North Hayes
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Thatcher Cemetery
Pocatello Elks
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Pocatellan
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United Automobile Workers’ Aircraft Division
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