Stolen bicycle and cars figure in Pocatello notices
Village items report a bicycle theft from a high school and several local car thefts including a green Chevrolet coupe owned by George England of Arbon. Police also note a train of incidents: fires, a wiring short, a bus zone parking ticket, and multiple district police assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George England
Arbon
Sheriff’s Office
Power County
Arbon Valley
Arco
Pocatello
Boy Lives On Borrowed Blood In Fight With Anemia
Louis, a 12 year old with Cooley's anemia, endures regular blood transfusions at Kings County Hospital. Since infancy his body has survived on blood borrowed from others, as doctors note a potential cure remains possible though distant. He remains hopeful, eager to leave the hospital and return to normal life while facing lifelong need for transfusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Louis
Kings County
Cooley
Ama
Harvey Gallance
Brooklyn Red Cross
Local traffic collision injures and summer plans listed
A rear impact damaged the Hemenway sedan and a coupe when William E. Cotran slowed for a preceding car. Several residents have summer plans from Boulder to Provo including Larsens, J. Jensen and Jay Davis. Construction on a new municipal pool advances with steel footing in place and basement concrete poured. Dorothy Murray arrives from Corvallis to spend summer with her parents as she eyes Idaho State College summer studies. Colonel M. P. Goodfellow, WW II officer, left for Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Cotran
North Garfield
Les Ballif
Dorothy Jean Murray
Corvallis
Ore
A. S. Murray
S. Lincoln
Miss Murray
Oregon State College
Idaho State College
Oregon
Gamma Phi Beta
Roving notices include military travel and local births
The item lists a reserve colonel reporting for a two weeks course in Salt Lake City and returning from a Korea posting. It also notes a birth for Dr. K M Pearson and lifestyle updates from Pocatello including travel of Mrs R H Wells to San Francisco and visits by Mr and Mrs Hutchings and the Slacks with family in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Corps
Salt Lake City
Korea
Lawrence R. Slack
Provo
Pocatello
M. P. Hutchings
North Buchanan
Hutchings
Grace
Brigham Young University
Slack
Margaret Hutchings
Rustler Gets 14 Years in Idaho Cattle Case
Budd Dudley of Burley received a 14 year maximum sentence in the Idaho state penitentiary on cattle rustling charges. Judge Hugh A. Baker presided. Brice Pollard and LaMarr Ostegar, both Burley youths, were sent to St Anthony Industrial School for related thefts. Dudley admitted stealing six lambs and two calves from three stockmen on May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Boyd Dudley
Burley
Idaho State Penitentiary
Hugh A. Baker
Brice Pollard
LaMarr Ostegar
St. Anthony
Dudley
Heyburn
Baker
House Passes Refugee Bill to Admit 202,000 Displaced Persons
The House approved a bill to admit 200,000 displaced persons from Europe over two years plus about 2,000 Czech refugees and thousands of unaccompanied minor orphans with special non quota visas. Debates labeled future citizens as suitable or as subversives amid concerns over restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
House
Senate
Rep
Fellows
Europe
Germany
Italy
Austria
Czecho- Slovakia
U. S
Earl G. Harrison
Citizens Committee On Displaced Persons
Russia May Veto US Atomic Plan
The Security Council postponed a vote on the American atomic control plan until next week with a Soviet veto expected. Gromyko blocked action and demanded the US scrap its bombs before controls are set up, while the United States argues controls should precede a ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Security Council
Russia
United States
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Andrei A. Gromyko
U. S
Philip Jessup
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Music Club Plans Candyland To Get Music for Veterans
The Pocatello Music Club invites the public to a candy fair to raise funds for music for veterans. Co chairs Mrs. LaVern Johnson and Mrs. Alta Swallow said proceeds from candy sales at the Bannon hotel area will support hospital programs during Music for Veterans Week. The event features candy, décor, and volunteers from Pocatellans, followed by a rummage sale the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Agency
Della Buehler
Veteran's Hospitals
Music Club
Candyland
Veterans’ Hospitals
Pocatello Music Club
LaVern Johnson
Alta Swallow
Cochairmen
Bannock Hotel
Center and
Arthur
Pocatellans
Johnson
U N Refuses Soviet Aid in Palestine Observer Talk
In a 90 minute United Nations Security Council session in Lake Success delegates offered the Soviet proposal to send military observers into Palestine little more than a silent reaction. Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko signaled a formal proposal may come Tuesday prompting a vote on acceptance or rejection. The cease fire accord already envisages 63 observers and six patrol craft supplied by the US France and Belgium to monitor conditions of the four week armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
Security Council
Palestine
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Holy Land
Folke Bernadotte
France
Belgium
Census estimates 2,585,000 draft age men in 19 to 25
The Census Bureau reports 2,585,000 non veterans aged 19 to 25, the pool for potential military service under the draft bill. It notes 2,126,000 are white and 459,000 are non white, without estimating deferments or dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
College Shop Ends Friday
The Idaho State core campus hosts the second annual workshop for trade and industrial education instructors, closing Friday after one session. C. E. Turner notes 32 participants with joint support from the state board of vocational education and the college. William Kerr led arrangements as Turner’s instructor. The program mixes teaching methods for pre employment and trade extension, with last year’s 22 participants’ works already in use across 10 states and Hawaii. This year expands to a broader field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
C. E. Turner
Boise
State Board of Vocational Education
William Kerr
Turner
Hawaii
Romania Nationalizes Industry and Banks Under Socialism Drive
Romania's Grant National Assembly unanimously approved a bill to nationalize nearly all industries mines banks insurance companies and transport. The measure, requested by the cabinet, marks the third major step in transforming Romania into a Socialist state with Communist dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Grant National Assembly
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William Berry
West Young
Polite
Charles Ayers
Beth
E. Halliday
Mack's Inn
Anne Oelwein
Walter Oelwein
S. Eighth
Spokane
Pocatellan
Helen Clare Moyle
Gilbert Moyles
Lauderback’s
Harold R. West
Sue
Katherine
Celestia
S. Garfield
Seattle
Woodrow Wilson
Marsha Ann
Donna Jean
Augusta
Willson
Phyllis Oviatt
Pocatello Riding Club
C. Ben Lyons Ranch
Pocatello Creek
R. C. Hillman
Art Mead
S. Third
Garrett
Virgil
Elmer V. Smith
Fast
North Fifth
Harold R. Smith
Reed Riteway
West Center
Delores E. Spade
Kenneth Spade
Isaac McDougall
Paul Richardson
Emmett
J. F. Bedingfield
Carl Muir
Officer Richardson
W. Center
State Department
North Main
Marion T. Corringer
East Center
J. E. Paget
Jefferson
Main
Leon L. Hemenway
Park
Hemen
Pittsburgh
David Love
W. Larsen
Boulder
Colo
Larsen
University of Colorado
Simplot Company
Jean Pugmire
McKay Pugmire
E. Bonneville
Jay Jensen
Pocatello High School
Jensen
Evelyn Miller Jones
Gordon
Old Faithful
West Yellowstone
M. D. Beal
Ray J. Davis
Beal
Dr. Davis
Jay Davis
LDS
M. P. Goodfellow
Strategic Services Branch
Army
Jugo Slavia
Burma
Washington, D. C
R. H. Wells
South Twelfth
San Francisco
K. M. Pearson
David
Pearson
Lila Jane Hartvigsen
H. J. Hartvigsen
T. Kihara
Jean
Marianne
WAL
Minneapolis
W. C. Furchner
Riverside Drive
Rustler
Modest Maiden
Ay AS
U.N
DeLite Bakery
Owe
Carnes Music Store
Grhis
Truck & Bus Equipment CO
North Second
Wilton and
Axminster
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