Chase to Face OPA Suit Over Insurance Tilt
The Office of Price Administration sues Jesse M. Chase in federal court seeking three judgments and an injunction. The filing targets a chain of used car branches across eight states for overcharges tied to insurance premiums and an alleged $25 deductible misstatement. It lists 93 overceiling sales, withRock Springs as a cited site, and names Karl Jeppesen as Idaho CPA district chief attorney.
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Boise (P
Office of Price Administration
Federal District Court
Jesse M. Chase
Pocatello
Rock Springs
Wyo
Karl Jeppesen
Idaho Cpa District
Jeppesen
OPA
Funeral Notice for Canute H. Mickelsen
Canute H. Mickelsen 70 retired farmer of 238 West Custer Pocatello died in a local hospital after a lingering illness He was born November 10 1875 in Denmark to Anton Peter and Biurdetta Mickelsen He lived in Lago Driggs Idaho before moving to Pocatello five years ago He married Mary Sorenson October 13 1896 at Bench Idaho in the LDS church
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Canute H. Mickelsen
West Custer
Pocatello
Denmark
Anton Peter and
Biurdetta Jensen Mickelsen
Lago
Idaho
Driggs
LDS Church
Mr. Mickelsen
Mary Sorenson
Bench
L. D
Actor Butterworth Dies In Auto Crash At Notre Dame
Funeral services for Charles Butterworth 49 will be held in a mortuary chapel with Rev Don Brown officiating. The Hollywood comedian died when his car struck a lamp post in South Bend Indiana where he was born and a Notre Dame graduate. Coroner Ben Brown reported blood alcohol .28. The coroner noted .15 would be intoxication.
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Hollywood
Charles Butterworth
Don Brown
South Bend
Ind
Butterworth
Notre Dame
Ben 4. Brown
Laundry Men Hold State Meeting in Boise
A two day Idaho Laundry and Dry Cleaners association meeting opened in Boise with about 250 members attending. J Hunter Clark and Fred Rea of the American Institute of Laundry from Joliet Ill are principal speakers. The program includes officer elections, meals, and social events headed by President Frank Blomquist of Caldwell.
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Boise
Idaho Laundry and Dry Cleaners’ Association
J. Hunter Clark
Fred Rea
American Institute of Laundry
Joliet, Ill
Frank Blomquist
Caldwell
Wallace Packham
W. A. Carter
Gooding
Robert Robertson
Pocatello
Roy Isham
Truman Reveals Costly Lend Lease Aid to China
President Truman disclosed in his twenty second lend lease report that ferrying four Chinese armies by air cost the United States 300 million dollars. He noted total lend lease aid to all nations from 1941 to 1945 reached 49.096 billion, with China receiving 68 million in vehicles and 50 million in ammunition. The post V J Day aid more than doubled previous China assistance, bringing China’s total to 1.3356 billion by December 31 1945.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
United States
China
Far East
Utah Court Rules In Marriage Case
The Utah supreme court ruled marriages must conform to Utah law to be legal in Utah, even if performed elsewhere. Nettie Vetas sought a share of the estate of Sam Vetas by claiming a common law marriage in Idaho, with both parties Utah residents. Justice Roger I. McDonough wrote the majority opinion. Justice Lester A. Wade dissented.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Supreme Court
Utah
Sam Vetas
George Vetas
Ogden
Nettie Vetas
Vetas
Idaho
Roger I. McDonough
Lester A. Wade
Petrillo Gives Bond in AFL Musicians Case
Chicago report says James C. Petrillo president of the AFL Federation of Musicians surrendered in federal district court to await further proceedings in the government case.
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Chicago
James C. Petrillo
AFL Federation of Musicians’ Union
Librarian Strike Charged Under Lea Law in May Case
Pet rillo faced charges for violating the Lea law by calling a strike of three librarians. Under a court and U S attorney agreement he was allowed to withhold a plea and posted a $1,000 bond.
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Lea
United States
Petrillo
U.S. Urges Admission of 100000 Jews to Palestine
President Truman said the United States still presses for admitting 100000 refugee Jews to Palestine and will have a delegation from a special cabinet committee travel to England to work with Britain on the issue. Britain would wait for the Anglo American commission’s recommendation before deciding.
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Washington
United States
Palestine
Truman
Britain
Byrnes
Patterson
Snyder
England
London
Screes
Holy Land
Painter Dies After Fall From KDYL Tower
Henry Stone, about 60, of Pullman Washington, fell 175 feet from the KDYL antenna tower in Salt Lake City while painting. His mangled body was found at the base yesterday after caretaker Ernest Norman last saw him Tuesday afternoon. Medical authorities estimated Stone had been dead about 26 hours.
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Salt Lake City
KDYL
Henry Stone
Pullman, Wash
Ernest Norman
Stone
Sugar Prices To Go Higher
An OPA official said retail sugar prices will rise to offset wage hikes in the refinery industry. Commercial bakers’ sugar rations were trimmed to reduce cake and pastry output. A second home canning ration coupon for 5 pounds becomes valid July 1.
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Washington
OPA
Amouna
Crocera
Two Injured in Freak Accident Near Blackfoot
Chauncey Byington and Marlon W Burrup were hospitalized after Byingtons car drove into a parked vehicle owned by Hugh Jensen on Yellowstone highway near Fort Hall. Burrups condition was listed as serious. Jensen had parked to aid a stalled third car in the sand.
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Chauncey Byington
Marlon W. Burrup
Pocatello
Byington
Hugh Jensen
Blackfoot
Yellowstone Highway
Fort Hall
Bingham County
Sheriff's Office
Burrup
Jensen
Jensen Auto Collision Reported At City Drive
Brief note states a Jensen auto collided with a parked vehicle. The patient Byington was released from St. Anthony hospital today while Burrup's condition is much improved.
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Jensen
St. Anthony Hospital
Byington
Burrup
Six Boys Join Navy Enlistments From Idaho Towns
The navy reports six enlistments for two year hitches from Idaho towns Pocatello Paris Rockland Blackfoot and Driggs. Recruits include William Jackson Cleaver John Bruce Smart Lloyd Ralph Kelley Kay Uel Walters and Edgar Nelson Cordon. Boot training in San Diego lasts eight to 12 weeks with a 12 day boot jaunt before specialized training.
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Navy
Idaho
Pocatello
Paris
Rockland
Blackfoot
Driggs
William Jackson Cleaver
Delia Cleaver
South 6Th
John Bruce Smart
Juanita Smart
Lioyd Ralph Kelley
Ralph J. Kelley
Kay Uel Walters
James Francia Fackrell
Joseph Crumb Packrell
Edgar Nelson Cordon
Edgar Cardon
San Diego
Barber Quartet Competes for Barbershop Championship in Cleveland
In Cleveland at Public Hall the eighth international championship contest of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America unfolds with 31 heat quartets in semi finals seeking 18 finals spots. Tulsa attorney C Cash, managing the event, remains permanent third assistant temporary vice chairman.
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Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Barber Shop Quartet Singing In
America, Inc
C. Cash
Tulsa, Okla
Contests Turn On New Arrangements Of Old Americana Melodies
The Kansas City Serenaders stage a contest tonight to crown a new champion likely to perform a fresh arrangement of Down by the Old Mill Stream or Sweet Adeline. Ben Franklin noted as a contender as the event unfolds with bets on the winner.
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Ben Franklin
Kansas City
Indian Reservations in Brazil Span Nine States
A brief note states there are 35 Indian reservations located across nine Brazilian states, with no additional context.
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Brazil
George Fish Rites Held in Alhambra
Services for George C. Fish an assistant general manager of the South Central district Union Pacific railroad who died Sunday at Pocatello Idaho were conducted. Burial was in Rose Hills Memorial park. The rites were conducted by San Marino lodge AF&AM Fish had maintained headquarters in Salt Lake City since last April.
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Alhambra
Calif
Panera
George C. Fish
South Central District
Union Pacific Railroad
Pocatello
Idaho
Rose Hills Memorial Park
San Marino Lodge
A.f.&a.m. Pish
Salt Lake City
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