Stranger Poses New Mystery in Norris Murder Case
Norris bound over to district court on first-degree murder charge for the highway death of Naomi Norris near American Falls. Defense argues charges are unjust. prosecutor notes reasonable grounds for crime. new testimony places another man in events surrounding Mrs Norris' death.
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American Falls
Carlyle Norris
Twin Falls
Naomi
Power County
Bistline
Norris
Czar Quarrel May Split Coal Industry
John L. Lewis signals a strategy to divide and conquer in wage talks as a plan to appoint a coal industry czar faces opposition from southern operators. The week long protest by 380,000 miners includes picket lines and sporadic violence in West Virginia and Alabama.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Oldest Idaho Town Plans 89th Franklin Anniversary
Franklin Idaho prepares a two day celebration led by Governor C A Robins to mark the 89th anniversary of Franklin the first permanent white settlement in Idaho The program includes boxing events dancing and a morning speech by Robins and Lagrand Richards president bishop of the LDS church The settlement date is June 15 1860 by Mormon colonizers.
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Franklin
C. A. Robins
Idaho
Robinns
Lagrand Richards
The
Latter-Day Saints (Mormon) Church
Police Court News Shows Light Docket and Fines
The police court docket had no traffic cases. Hallie Watson and Albert Walker each pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined 15 dollars. Karley Mitchell, 27, was fined 25 dollars on vagrancy. Karley allegedly was floated away and returned. William A. Christenson, 20, was taken from carnival grounds into Idaho Falls custody on a felony rape warrant.
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Hallie Watson
Albert Walker
Karley Mitchell
Pace
William A. Christenson
Weather forecast notes cooling with light breeze
The weatherman says temperatures are gradually falling today with a light breeze. The high reaches 79 degrees, down from 82 a year ago, and no rain is expected today or tomorrow.
Police Recover Car Used by Hospital Escapees
Pocatello police report the 7:07 a.m. recovery of a Buick with Utah plate B-4894 used by two escapees Lloyd Treseder and Wayne Hobson from a Utah mental hospital. They are wanted in Logan. the car was abandoned in the 400 block of East Center. Treseder is described as a 46-year-old dope addict, with his father to reclaim the vehicle.
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Pocatello
Utah
Lloyd Treseder
Wayne Hobson
Utah Mental Hospital
Logan
Preston
Harry Carahoff
East Center
Ogden
Treseder
Carahoff
Germans to Continue Strike In Ballot of Six to One
Western Berlin railway workers vote six to one to continue the strike rather than yield to a Communist threat of reprisals. The 24 day old walkout has become a de facto little blockade of Berlin as the union releases the ballot result on a compromise proposal.
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Berlin
Four-Power Plan Try To End Russian Rail Strike
Approximately 14,000 railway workers, led by anti-communist unions, vote on continuing a strike against the Russian controlled railway system. The plan endorsed by the United States and the other three occupying powers Britain France and Russia was rejected by the workers after soviet licensed newspapers threatened reprisals. The ballot could end the stoppage if three fourths approve.
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United States
Britain
France
Russia
Cafe Owner Arrested in Drunken Driving Case
Ted Wood a Blackfoot cafe operator was jailed in Bannock County after Lt J F Bedingfield arrested him in Chubbuck at 1055 p m Monday on a charge of driving while intoxicated He was to be arraigned in justice court today.
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Ted Wood
Blackfoot Cafe
Bannock County
J. F. Bedingfield
Chubbuck
Wood
Justice Court
Caribou Heads Coming to Meet Commissioners
Bannock county commissioners said they were asked to meet with Caribou county officials this afternoon. The reason was not known but presumed to concern the recent secession of parts of Bannock to Caribou.
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Bannock
Caribou
Lewiston Voters Reelect Gustafson in Landslide Win
In Lewiston Idaho incumbent Mayor Archie Gustafson defeated challenger J B West by 2318 to 754. West, a real estate dealer and father of 10, had campaigned to transform Lewiston into a second Reno Nevada.
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Lewiston
Ida
J. B
West
Archie Gustafson
Seedman
Rene
Nevada
Hubby Receives Odd Gift On 25th Anniversary
Mrs Naomi Gustin filed for divorce on their silver wedding anniversary presenting her husband with a suit for divorce and a writ of injunction. The writ bars him from disposing of the home or harassing the seven children, four of whom are minors, citing habitual intemperance. The couple wed in Moscow on June 14 1924.
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Moscow
Naomi Gustin
Tax deadline set for June 20 in Bannock County
Bannock County Treasurer Mrs Laura Berg announced that June 20 is the deadline to pay the second installment of general taxes without penalty. The notice emphasizes timely payment to avoid extra charges and preserves tax collection.
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Laura Berg
Bannock County
Pocatello Navy plant earns third safety award
Rear Admiral Wf. H. Good presented the third safety award to Pocatello Naval Ordnance Plant workers. Captain W. C. Specht accepted on behalf of the plant as officials and Marines looked on. Admiral Good toured the plant with Specht and Col. W. R. Williams after the ceremony.
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Pocatello Naval Ordnance Plant
H. H. Good
13Th Naval District
Seattle
Secretary of Navy
John L. Sullivan
W. C. Specht
W. P. McCarthy
Pocatello
Naval Ordnance Plant
Wf. H. Good
Admiral Good
Navy
Captain Specht
Col
W. R. Williams
Famed Leader To Speak At DAV Meet
Vivian Corbly national adjutant will be the principal speaker at the 7 p.m. banquet Saturday June 18 at Moose hall during the 16th Idaho department convention of the Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary. The convention opens June 16 at 10 a.m. in Moose hall in Pocatello with Mayor W. W. Halsey welcoming delegates. Department officers attending include Frank Sekin Boise department commander James B. Pearce Pocatello chief of staff Wallace Sullivan Pocatello department historian Carlton Van Inwegen Pocatello chaplain Clarice Wolters department commander of the auxiliary Hazel Sullivan Pocatello sergeant at arms Edith Pearce Pocatello patriotic instructor Edwin W. Mann commander of Pocatello chapter No. 3 and Edith Pearce commander of the auxiliary.
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Vivian Corbly
Cincinnati
National Adjutant
Moose Hall
Anual Tdaho Department
Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary
Pocatello
Carlton F. van Inwegen
Ralph Garrett
W. W. Halsey
Frank Sekin
Boise
James B. Pearce
Wallace & Sullivan
Carlton van Inwegen
Businessman Aris Wesley Leach Dies After Brief Illness
Aris Wesley Leach of 256 South Eleventh Avenue, a long time Pocatello businessman and vice president of Block's Inc., died in a local hospital after a brief illness. Born in Kentucky, he moved to Pocatello in 1917, married Edythe Buie in 1929, and is survived by his wife, a son Wesley Buie Leach, a brother, two sisters, and several relatives. Funeral services are arranged by McHan Henderson Funeral Home.
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Aris Wesley Leach
South Eleventh Avenue
Pocatello
Mr. Leach
Kentucky
Thomas FE
Sarah Mulligan Leach
Missouri State College
Salt Lake City
Block's Inc
Edythe Buie
Utah
Wesley Buie Leach
Thomas Leach
Enid
Oklahoma
Tom E Roberts
Casper
Wye
Lottie Crowley
Wichita
Kan
B. P. O Elks
Keystone Lodge
A. F
A. M
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Idaho School Heads to Meet Here
Annual conference of Idaho county superintendents of public instruction opens here Thursday and runs through June 21 at Idaho State College. State Superintendent Alton B. Jones will preside. speakers include Grant Stowell and George N. Green. No sessions Saturday or Sunday. panel on "Administration of Idaho Schools" Monday.
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Idaho
County Superintendents of Public Instruction
Alton B. Jones
Grant Stowell
Idaho State Trustees Association
George N. Green
Idaho Education Association
Idaho State College
Two-Car Crash Downtown Injures Woman
A two car collision at Center and Main injured Mrs. Walter Nicholes of Challis who was taken to General hospital at 12 20 p m Monday. Howard Bernhagen 40 of 957 East Lander drove south on Main and Walter Nicholes 25 of Challis drove west on Center. Bernhagen stopped for a red light then pulled into the intersection as Nicholes neared it. Mrs Nicholes remained under observation with no injuries but shaken. Vehicle damage included left headlight bumper and hood on Bernhagen car and right rear fender rear door and front door on Nicholes sedan. A second collision on North Second involved Winona Nestor 18 and Charles Robinson 49. damage to both vehicles noted.
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Walter 8. Nicholas
U.S Forest Service
Challis
General Hospital
Center
Main
Howard A. Bernhagen
East Lander
Walter S. Nicholes
Bernhagen
Nicholes
H. MH. Hughart
Winona F
Weather Forecast for Pocatello and Vicinity
Clear to day and Wednesday with little temperature change. Low tonight around 50 and high tomorrow near 80.
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Pocatello and
Pocatello High
Busa Sos
Butte Aeeereee
Chicago
Sheriff arrests driver after two crashes in one evening
Vern L. Chapman 51 of 717 North Arthur Avenue was arrested for reckless driving after two consecutive accidents on U S 91 near Wellerville and Mink Creek Road. No injuries were reported, minor damage noted. Chapman was booked at 6:30 p m and released at 6:40 p m.
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Vernon L. Chapman
North Arthur Avenue
Bannock
Gene Pardini
Chapman
Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Hyd
Infant Smith Dies in Local Hospital
Arlene Smith infant daughter of Mr and Mrs K L Mangan Smith Rt 1 south died shortly after birth Monday at a local hospital Graveside services will be held at 10 am Wednesday with Bishop Homer Satterfield of the 12th ward LDS church officiating Survivors include three brothers Rodeney Kay Val La Mar and Thale Albert all of Pocatello Paternal grandmother is Mrs Alice Smith of Salt Lake City and maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Francis Mangan Funeral services are under the direction of Hall mortuary
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Arlene Smith
K. L. Mangan Smith
Rt. 1
South
Homer Satterfield
12Th Ward
LDS Church
Rodeney Kay
Val la Mar
Thale Albert
Pocatello
Alice Smith
Salt Like City
Francis Mangan
Hall Mortuary
Mayor Urges Safe Sane Fourth of July
Mayor W. W. Halsey urged Pocatellans to join the national safety council in its campaign for a safe Fourth of July weekend. He called for a concerted effort to keep the holiday accident toll down and to make the celebration accident free for all residents.
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W. W. Halsey
Pocatellans
National Safety Council
Pocatello
Halsey
Freight Train Tumbles Into Washout Near Farmers Branch
In Dallas area floods and storms kill at least ten with many missing. A Frisco freight train plunged into a washout near Farmers Branch after ten inches of rain in northeast Dallas County. Multiple deaths reported including a boy in Denton County and a Dallas child. two trainmen later found safe. Weather warnings and tornado sighting noted as heavy rains continue.
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Garland
Dallas
Duck Creek
Gateland
Dallas County
Farmers Branch
Denton
Texas
Fort Worth
Missouri Pacific
Air Force
U.S. Weather Bureau
Denton County
Dalias
Expert Urges One Way Street Trial
Seattle traffic expert J. W. Arch Bollong urged a 60 to 90 day one way street trial in Pocatello noting commercial districts benefit from easier parking and higher foot traffic. He said coast cities show businesses gain and many trials become permanent. Polls Downtown intersections counted under his direction to address Gate City traffic concerns.
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Seattle
J. W. Arch Bollong
Bollong
North Main
Coast Cities
Poccatello
Pocatello Pos Lisemen
Theft Reported From Municipal Swimming Pool
Ruth Howell of 741 N Thirteenth told police Monday afternoon several items were stolen from her at the municipal swimming pool including a wrist watch. Her brother James Howell saw a girl on a bus near Ross park wearing a scarf and watch matching the description. The girl is said to live near Portneuf park.
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Ruth Howell
Miss Howell
James Howell
Ross Park
Portneuf Park
Mrs Berg's sister Ruth Lewis visits from Salt Lake City
Mrs Ruth Lewis of Salt Lake City left this morning to spend several days with relatives in Oakley after visiting in Pocatello. She is accompanied by her daughter Lasrel Webb. They will return here soon.
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Laura Berg
Bannock Comery
Ruth Lewis
Salt Lake City
Oakley
Pocatello
Mia
Daugh Las Rel Webb
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U.S
New York Times
United Mine Workers
the Times
West Virginia
Alabama
Cafe
Hubby
DAV
M. I. Higgins
National Council On Physiotherapy
J. Calli
Rigby
Pardini
Theo Turner
U.S. 91
Wellerville
James Reed
Paxton
Reed Auto
George L. Smith
Mink Creek
Elkhorn Ranch
Nortman Fordyce
Smith
Wisiting
Mrs. Berg
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