Guilty Pleas In 29 Cases In Bannock County
Sheriff Alma Marley reports 39 arrests with 29 guilty pleas Friday in Bannock County for liquor sales and gambling. Pleas in Justices Hyde and Chandler resulted in $100 fines and about $9 in costs. names of businesses and individuals appear across gambling and liquor charges. Ten cases remain pending as recommendations to rescind beer licenses follow convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Marley
Bannock County
Justices of the Peace
Charles W. Hyde
Elkin Chandler
Hyde
A. E. Crawford
Base‘pall Cigar Store
William Ruth
Rio Club
Nick Lesekatos
Nick's Place
Elmer Status
Alibi Club
Freddie Wells
Oldtimers Club
Patricia Carar
Nick’s Place
Norma Larsen
Puazie Club
Joseph Lynch
Fred's Cafe Lounge
Lost River Slim" Maynard
Solo Cigar Store
Arthur Welch
Green Triangle
Joe Andrus
Oasis
C. E. Brown
Baseball
Chandler's Court
Robert McCary
Joe Pearson
Puzzle
George Panapulos
Ba Age Bar
James Rice
Howard Richardson
Arcadis
John Cacavas
Rendezvous Club
Wanda Christensen
Virginia Dekker
Keystone
Irene Hockstater
Belle Holland
Fortune Club
Dell Dean
Silver Dollar and Co
A Fields
Sapphire Club
Marley
Board of County Commissioners
Legion Club Rooms Planned in Franklin Building
Post No 4 of the American Legion reports progress on opening downtown social club rooms on the second floor of the Franklin building 100 block North Main. A post committee visited Salt Lake City to arrange equipment purchases for the new rooms previously used as a dance hall and Idaho Power auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Post No. 4
American Legion
Franklin
North Main
Idaho Power Company
Salt Lake City
USO Directors Plan Departures and Regional Reorganization
Director to leave Ken Roth and Mrs. Roth announce departure on Tuesday. They will vacation in Salt Lake City, after which Mr. Roth aims to direct programs for USO clubs in the intermountain area. Pocatello clubs shift under a new council with Mrs. Paul Bryan leading the Lander Street group and a proposed committee. Regional USO officials order transfer of colored club equipment to Tooele Utah due to troop influx, while replacement gear heads to Pocatello from Kansas City per council chairman Nicholas ifft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Roth
Lander
Pocatello Avenues
Mrs. Roth
Salt Lake City
Mr. Roth
Intermountain
Pocatello Uso
Pocatello Uso Council
Paul Bryan
Lander Street
William G. Burrell
Pompie L. Johnson
Joseph Griggs
Colored
USO
Tooele
Utah
Nicholas Ifft
Pocatello
Kansas City
Board Holds Fire On Liquor Violations Cases
Liquor violation actions appear stalled as board members hesitate to proceed and seek direction from an official to move forward.
Around Town and Court Notices Mix of Divorces and Dockets
Attorney C M Jeffery files Myrtle Johnson versus Thomas Johnson for divorce citing marriage at Preston on November 9 1942 and lack of support. District court notes include multiple fines for vagrancy and intoxication, marriage licenses issued, and amended complaints filed with possible public court file withdrawals. George W Betty ordered to show cause June 14 for alimony compliance in Edith Betty versus George W Betty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Jeffery
Myrtle Mary Johnson
Thomas Floyd Johnson
Preston
Chas. Belson and
Sam
Siegel
National Products Company
John Kaneko
Mark Kaneko
Henry Kaneko
District Court
Dawne Sage
Norton Sage
Mary Gene Frazier
Ralph Edwin Frazier
Green Triangle
George W. Betty
I. E. McDougall
Edith Betty
What a Little Nazi Thinks
Heinrich Falkenberg a 40 year old civilian worker and former nazi block letter shares views with the Associated Press on Hitler the German people and postwar reconstruction He says Hitler is a hero but the men around him were bad Germany needs food and political quiet He doubts Hitler is dead and suggests ten to fifteen years for reconstruction with ten years of occupation likely He recalls joining the party in 1940 and doing air raid precautions He estimates millions like him exist and notes Soviet zone food rumors but his radio is broken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duesseldorf
Germany
Heinrich Falkenberg
Ruhr
Associated Press
Hitler
United States
Agencies deny sugar allocation for beverage alcohol production
Washington reports that the OPA the War Food Administration and the War Production Board stated no sugar is allocated for beverage alcohol production for the July liquor holiday and none were allocated in prior releases of distillery facilities. They do not expect allocations while sugar remains tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
War Food Administration
War Production Board
Eisenhower to Attend White House Dinner June 18
General Dwight D. Eisenhower will be the honor guest at a White House dinner June 18 in Washington. The event follows a joint congressional meeting where he will be formally welcomed by both houses of Congress as part of the return ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Charles G. Ross
Eisenhower
Congress
Scott Killed While Attempting Rescue of Officer in Italy
Sergeant Arthur M. Scott was killed in action in Italy on April 19 while attempting to rescue a comrade. He is buried in a U.S. divisional cemetery in Mirandola, Italy, a village about 20 miles north of Modena. The details were revealed in letters received this week by his widow, Mrs. Maxine Berger Scott of 436 South Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Scott
Italy
Ae U.S
Mirandola
Moderna
Maxine Berger Scott
South Hayes
Soldier Named Arthur M. Scott Killed May 1945 Heroic Action
Lt. Donald Worthington details Arthur M. Scott killed April 19 1945 while trying to aid his wounded company commander. Scott discarded his rifle, donned a medic helmet, and moved toward heavy machine gun fire to apply a bandage before being fatally shot. Captain Jerome Turner notes Scott’s body was recovered by Italian civilians and buried nearby after a village funeral. locals delayed surrender of the body as they wished to care for their friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Donald Worthington
Arthur M. Scott
Jerome Turner
Pocatello
Tenth Mountain Infantry
Arthur
Turner
Grave moved to U S cemetery for Sergeant Scott
Sergeant Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Scott of 539 West Center Street, was interred in a U.S. cemetery after the move. The notice records his family address and the relocation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Sergeant Scott
Arthur B. Scott
West Center Street
Pest canal project details reveal length and costs
The fragment notes a canal project labeled pest canal in its first OE era with construction implications. It mentions a total length of about 16 3109 miles and references initial spending, reflecting early stage planning and cost considerations for the long waterway.
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Legion Plans Club
Eeaven
Dodge
Lochaven
Oldsmobile
Earl J. King
W. H. Jensen
Bannock Hotel
Roosevelt
Glen Taylor
C. Ben Ross
Parma
Idaho
George Howard Criddle
Lewis Matingley
Harry Francis Dorsey
Jim Lane
Henry Eugene Watterson
Margaret Holmes
August Chopp
Lester R. Thyberg
Leona C. Jones
Leo Jones
Leona Sorrell
A. L. Howell
Martha Perkins
Davids. Jorgensen
Janis Livingston
Pocatello Hardware & Canvas Co
Father
Dad
World Globe
Idaho, Montana
Chief
Phone Auy
Set
Ded
Credit Jewelers
Miyy
SouTh
Excelcis
Colognen
Fargo- Wilson
Adele Simpson
Everfast
Adele- Simpson
Reg. U
Fargo-Wilson
Southeast Idaho Furniture Company
East Center
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