Coroner's Jury Hears Evidence In Fatal Car Crash Case
Dr. Gary Merrill cites crushing injuries and alcohol in the stomach as factors in Mrs. Norris's death. Pathologist J Wilson Creed notes heavy alcohol content in the remains. Norris says he and his wife had a gallon of wine before traveling toward Pocatello. He hid an empty jug in sagebrush after the crash. State Police Lt Bedingfield and witnesses Swim and Kelley describe scene details, including body position and clothing. The inquest continues as the husband and Brown are due to testify.
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Gary Merrill
J. Wilson Creed
Twin Falls
Norris
Pocatello
Hill
Sorensen Ranch
J. F. Bedingfield
Brown
Sherman H. Swim
American Falls
Bud Kelley
Swim
Keiley
North Elects City and Jimmy Anderson Victors
Victorious Gold Party candidates include Jim McDonald Caldwell first district congressman Ted Kawana Idaho Falls attorney general Dave Powell Lewiston state treasurer Tom West Pocatello state superintendent Donald Lee Buhl county commissioner Bob Kelly Worley district court clerk Ed Slater Bonners Ferry county superintendent Don Verani Lewiston city councilman Supreme Court justices Don Duncan Bill Purrington Idaho Falls elected non partisans Chosen district court judges K O Anderson Cudesac Pat Atkinson Twin Falls Don Matthews Nampa
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Jimmy Anderson
Moscow
Gold Party
Jim McDonald
Caldwell
Ted Kawana
Idaho Falls
Dave Powell
Lewiston
Tom West
Pocatello
Donald Lee
Buhl
Bob Kelly
Worley
Ed Slater
Bonners Ferry
Don Verrani
Supreme Court
Boston to Get Idaho Wool Consigned to Boston Dealers
Blackfoot wool growers voted to sell their fleece this year on consignment to Dewey Gould & Co. of Boston Mass unable to find cash buyers locally. The meeting, led by Fred Guernsey president of the committee, was held Monday evening in county agent Milton B Weston’s office after repeated efforts to obtain a cash price similar to last year failed. Last year the fleece crop sold for cash at 53 4 cents.
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Blackfoot
Dewey Gould & Co
Boston
Mass
Fred Guernsey
Riverside
Milton B Weston
Guernsey
Camp Fire Picnic at Cherry Springs Friday
An all city Camp Fire and Blue Bird girls picnic is planned for Friday June 10 by the Camp Fire council. Girls meet at the high school at 10 a.m. city buses take them to Cherry Springs on Mink Creek. Each girl brings sandwiches. ice cream and pop provided. Accompanying adults listed.
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Camp Fire Council
Cherry Springs
Mink Creek
Dale Sstrong
BE. L. Chantry
Ralph Clevenger
Stacy Smith
Market Report Shows Mixed Gains Across Sectors
New York stocks rose with steel, rail, motor, and oil shares leading, while bond activity edged higher and grains moved on wheat strength. Chicago grain markets surged on a government price support program, with wheat up about 9 cents and corn oats soybeans also advancing amid broad market activity and livestock price shifts.
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New York
Commission House
Chicago
Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
United Aircraft American Telephone
Western Union
Kennecott Cooper
Anaconda
Westinghouse Electric
Johns-Manville
International Paper
Standard Oil
Fumes Fatal in Twin Falls Death of Lewis Gibbs
Twin Falls coroner Dr. J W Creed ruled carbon monoxide poisoning caused the death of 37 year old Lewis F Gibbs of Buhl found dead Monday night by neighbor Clint Faux. Gibbs reportedly went to bed after smoking a cigarette and fell asleep igniting bedding while the mattress smoldered rather than flared.
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Twin Falls
Lewis F. Gibbs
J. W. Creed
Gibbs
Clint Faux
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Summary
Chicago market notes butter unsettled with receipts 1,180,001 and prices unchanged except a four cent drop on 93 score AA to 58.75. Eggs firm with receipts 15,014 and prices 4 to 1 cent per dozen higher. U S extras quoted at 70 percent and up.
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Chicago
U. S
Market quotes from major mine operators and metals
The report lists metal prices across locations with operators quoting 18.5 to 23.5 cents nominal for major mines. Lead at 12 cents per pound in New York, zinc at 10.75 cents, and foreign silver at 71.8 cents an ounce in New York.
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Necticut Valley
New York
East St. Louis
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Republic
Vincent Auriol
Associated Press
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Nashville
Edward D. Ball
Peter Carroll
Hill & Hill
National Distillers Products Corp
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Greyhound
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Iohen
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