Cox Waiting Execution in Utah Death Row
Black bearded Austin Cox sits in a Utah state prison death row cubicle awaiting a commutation decision on June 17 from the state pardon board. Convicted of killing Judge Lewis V. Trueman, he faces a firing squad if denied. a governor’s reprieve could delay the sentence.
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Salt Lake City
Austin Cox
Death
Utah
Ogden
State Pardon Board
Herbert B. Maw
John R. Watson
Weber County
Cox
Lewis V. Trueman
Judge Trueman
John Moe Succeeds Perkins At Base
Sgt. Don Perkins of the Pocatello Army Air Field transfers to Los Angeles for higher command and overseas duty. Corporal John Moe of Elroy Wisconsin will succeed him, bringing journalism training from UCLA and Wisconsin. Moe served at Syracuse Herald Journal and Carlisle Cardinal. he joined the service in December 1942.
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Pocatello Army Air Field
Los Angeles
Cpl
John Moe
Elroy
Wis
Special Service Office
Perkins
UCLA
The
North American Aviation
Englewood
Calif
Idaho
Intermountain
Corporal Moe
University of Wisconsin School of Journalism
Wisconsin
Cardinal
Syracuse
New York
Moe
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Obituaries for Willard R Jacobsen and Emma M Park
Willard Richard Jacobsen 73 of Bancroft died Friday at his daughter’s home and services will be held at Bancroft with burial in Logan City Cemetery. He was born November 7 1870 in Slagelse Denmark and married Linna Buxton in Logan Utah in 1894. Survived by daughter Mrs Allen three sons Merel Darrel and Ronald and 13 grandchildren. Emma M Park 66 died June 5 and services were held at the LDS First Ward Church with multiple speakers musicians and a full service. Burial and further tributes noted.
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Willard Richard Jacobsen
Paul Allen
West
Bonneville Street
Bancroft
Logan City
Mr. Jacobsen
Slagelse
Denmark
Ferdinand
Caroline Lund Jacobsen
Linna Buxton
L.D.S. Temple
Logan
Utah
Allen
Merel
Soda Springs
Darrel
Provo
Ronald
McHan Mortuary
LDS
Blackfoot
Emma M. Park
D. J. Noack
Ward
George Parrish
Carrie Tanner
Wesley Curtis
Leone Elison
Alan M. Cannon
Royal M. Jeppson
Parley Arave
Stake
Ralph Woodward
Joy Peterson
Tressa Manwaring
Verda Ball
Elva Pendlebury
Oscar Rider
Wayne Booth
Parks Parrish
Cloris Watts
Lynn Miller
Vaughn Miller
Ray Hill
Maralyn Park
Marcia Wallace
Jo Anne Park
Margene Christiansen
Nancy Curtis
Rayola Christiansen
Ruth Powell
Patricia Park
Dora Jolly
Bertha Bowman
Mary Shore
Alice Hebdon
Lila Arave
Mary
Burial Led by Relief Society Members in Grove City
Alfred, Elizabeth Judd, Tula Turner, Margaret Booth, Carrie Tanner and Althea Bitton with Lena Brown, Lurlean Wheeler and Monta Gardner of the Relief Society led the burial. The interment took place in Grove City cemetery with Mahlon Miller, a brother of the deceased, dedicating the grave.
Masons to Confer Degrees Monday Evening
Pocatello chapter No 6 Royal Arch Masons will confer the most excellent master and royal arch degrees on a class of candidates Monday evening in the Masonic temple. The chapter will open promptly at 5 o'clock.
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Pocatello
Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Conferral of the most excellent master degree ceremony
Alva W. Getty and officers will confer the most excellent master degree. Dinner at 6 30 by the Star of the East club precedes the second section. LeRoy E. Jones gives the lecture and Clarence H. Elle delivers the charge. All officers join in conferring the royal arch degree. Benjamin H. Lowrie will lecture. Byron B. Downard the charge. Music directed by Rudolph F. Goranson and Ralph R. Beers.
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Alva W. Getty
Star of the East Club
LeRoy E. Jones
Clarence H. Elle
Benjamin H Lowrie
Byron B. Downard
Rudolph F. Goranson
Ralph R. Beers
Chapter Extends Cordial Invitation to Members and Companions
A chapter extends a warm invitation to all members and visiting companions to attend an upcoming gathering. The notice emphasizes fellowship and welcomes attendees from affiliated groups to participate in the event.
German says British officer Tom Church captured
The German high command claimed British Lt. Col. Tom Church, commandant on Lussino in the Adriatic, was taken prisoner. Berlin identified Churchill as a nephew of the British premier, though London reports offered no confirmation of a Tom Churchill. The term Commando refers to units, not a person.
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Tom Churchill
Lussino
Berlin
Churchill
London
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Pete) Jensen
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