Coat Saves Baby But Parents Drown
In Pueblo Colorado a 10-day old baby survived a flash flood after being found on a man's coat along an arroyo bank. Two adults, Sam Clingen and his wife, were found drowned, tentatively identified, and a 14-month-old girl is missing after a truck was swept away. The sheriff believes the infant may be their son and that the parents had time to pass the child to safety before the flood overtook them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Earl H. Dunlap
Sam Clingen
Towner
Kansas
Dunlap
Scouts Visit Meridian During Trip to Union Oregon
Mr and Mrs August Sanders and their daughter Mrs Jesse Law were in Meridian en route to Union Oregon. They met several Pittsburgh Pirates scouts including Dave Herman who recently signed Evan and Vernon Law for the professional league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
August Sanders
Jesse Law
Meridian
Union
Oregon
Law
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dave Herman
Evan
Vernon Law
Committee Approves Civil Service Pay Raises For Workers
The House Civil Service Committee tentatively approved 360 dollar annual raises for civil service workers and 450 dollars for postal workers. It directed Chairman Rees to introduce two bills to implement the increases and said leadership would seek clearance for House action this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (P
House Civil Service Committee
Rees
Rkan
Sai
House
Group Discusses Projects At 4 H Meeting
The Rockford Rang ers club met at Donald Sproul’s home with leader Gerald Van Orden to discuss 4 H projects. Reports covered beef feeding by Eugene Cornia beef judging by Donald Sproul dairy cattle judging by Oran Rooks and cattle fitting and showing by Dee Van Orden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Rockford Rangers Club
Gerald van Orden
Donald Sproul
Eugene Cornia
Oran Rooks
Dee van Orden
Radio Schedule Highlights A Day Full Of Shows
A dense list of programs and performers spans from noon to late night including Queen for a Day Martin Black Show Red Hook 31 All Star Dance Parade Milt Herth Trio Two Ton Baker Intermountain News and more The schedule features a mix of music orchestras news broadcasts and entertainment with notable entries like Tommy Dorsey Gabriel Heatter and Harold Turner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Black
Red Hook
Milt Herth
Two Ton Baker
Intermountain News
Time To Shine
Call of the West
Tommy Dorsey
Patton Lewis, Jr
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
IMN Farm Journal
Melody Ranch
Marine Band
Cedric Foster
Harold Turner
Bill Harrington
Montana Pioneer William H. Smead Dies in Rexburg
Rexburg Idaho funeral notices report William Henry Smead 86 former Montana legislator and businessman died at home. Smead helped found Montana State University at Missoula and lived there before moving to Idaho in 1922 impacting state education and local business communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexburg
William Henry Smead
Montana
Smead
Montana State University
Missoula
Idaho
Beet thinning near Preston hires 250 extra workers
Franklin county expects a peak beet thinning season with about 250 Mexican descent workers from Texas and California at the Preston labor camp. Farmers are urged to contact fieldmen or unemployment offices to sign up helpers before plants grow too much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Franklin County
Texas
California
Jared Lewis
Franklin County Sugar Company
Sheriff Posse Drills for Idaho State Fair Show
The Blackfoot Bingham County Mounted Sheriff's Posse sharpens for the State Riding Association show on July 2 and 3 at the Idaho State Fairgrounds. Chief Orlan Clark directs with Claude Orison. members include Archie Ball Norman Bing ham George Carter Mel Chaffin Leo Clark and many others in white ties and red shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Bingham County Mounted Sheriff's Posse
State Riding Association
Idaho State Fairgrounds
Orlan Clark
Claude Orison
Temple Wed Unites Louella Johnson and Darrell Watkins
Miss Louella Johnson and Darrell Watkins of Conda wed in a Logan temple ceremony on Friday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles England of Logan, and Mrs. Neola Hatch of Provo.
Hunter killed in Utah hunting accident
Ernest J. Mortenson, 57, was fatally shot when his 12 gauge shotgun discharged as he stepped over a fence four miles from Ephrim. His son Keith discovered the body after the blast struck him in the head on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim
Utah
Ernest J. Mortenson
Keith
Woman Bumper Gets Bumped And Driver Fined
Police Court handled a heavy docket with Allen Dewey Bradley fined 15 dollars on reckless driving after Wanda Williams claimed partial responsibility for a bump in the North Main area. Several others faced bonds or fines for license, taillight, muffler, or intoxication offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Bistline
Allen Dewey Bradley
Portneuf Park
Wanda Williams
North Main
Bradley
Williams
Roy Thyberg
North Sixth
F. E. Vandenbof
Robert Young
Washington
Wanda Porter
Brennan
Elda Frugoli
North Seventh
J. W. Robinson
Raymond E. Jones
Yellowstone Highway
Jack Dreiver
Paul Ludtke
Wayne
Don B. Bybee
Iranian Majlis Names Hazhir Premier After Vote Fallout
Abdul Hussein Hazhir was named Iranian premier by the Majlis to replace Ibrahim Hakimi after Hakimi's government fell June 8 when it failed to win a confidence vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Abdul Hussein Hazhir
Majlis
Ibrahim Hakimi
Hakimi
Senate Revives Trade Bill Amid Cross-Party Debate
The Senate voted 70 to 18 to revive a limited one-year reciprocal trade program. The measure allows the president to negotiate tariff cuts after the tariff commission sets safe limits and reports within four months, with the House poised to act on differing powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
U. S
Federal Tariff Commission
Ives
R-Ny
Commission
House
Truman
Congress
Tariff Commission
Two Firms File Boise Articles of Incorporation
Two organizations filed articles of incorporation with the Secretary of State on Monday. The Weiser Golf Association Inc. and non profit group formed in Weiser by Charles F. Gill A L Brown and Frank D Ryan. Economy Cash Stores Inc of Aberdeen capitalized at 100000 with incorporators J Toevs H L Toevs R L Toevs and Howard Toevs all of Aberdeen. About three million people live on the South Sea islands of the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
The
Weiser Golf Iasociation, Inc. & Non-Profit Group
Charles F. Gill
A. L. Brown
Frank D Ryan
Weiser
South Sea Islands
Pacific
Bowden Wins City Marble Tourney
Dale Bowden of 712 E Poplar won the citywide marbles tournament run off at Irving recreation center. Runner up was Jackie Forrest. Park champions in the finals included Bowden Forrest Lindsay and Horrocks with prizes a trophy for the champ and consolation awards for park winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Bowden
E. Poplar
Irving Recreation Center
Lila Kurtz
Jackie Forrest
N. Grant
Alameda Park
Memorial Park
Ronald Lindsay
Caldwell Park
Leland Horrocks
Franklin
Deaf Mute Beaten and Robbed by Hitchhiker
Paul Gines a 29 year old deaf mute from Holladay was beaten and robbed by a hitchhiker after picking him up in Salt Lake City en route to Ogden for a Latter Day Saints church meeting. The assailant ordered Gines to Idaho with a gun and escaped with a wallet containing $10 near the Idaho line. Gines later drove to West Point for help.
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Salt Lake City
Paul Gines
Holladay
Gines
Ogden
Latter-Day Saints Church
Thomas Hess
Davis County
Idaho
Idaho Line
West Point
Franklin Plans Pioneer Day Celebration in Franklin
Franklin invites visitors to a free all day Pioneer day celebration starting 10 a.m. Wednesday with a band concert, patriotic meeting, parade at 1 30 p m and sports program at 2 30 p m. Guest speakers include Donald Whitehead Boise lieutenant governor and Joseph Fielding Smith LDS quorums.
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Franklin
Marlon Woodward
LDS
Donald Whitehead
Boise
Joseph Fielding Smith
The
Quorum of Twelve Apostles
LDS Church
Chiropractor Pleads Guilty in Atomic Gold Recovery Case
Dr. Harold A. Rector of Richland pleaded guilty to conspiracy mail fraud and securities act charges as the atomic gold recovery trial opened in federal court. Rector and six co defendants faced allegations by Erickson that they bilked investors of 200000 dollars in a plan to extract gold from black sand using a secret atomic process. Erickson said Rector was depicted as a key atomic scientist at Hanford plutonium works, though his role allegedly was only as a water tester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Harold A. Rector
Richland Chiropractor
Rector
Erickson
Hanford
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Gabriel Heatter
Mutual Newsreel
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Hood
Nora Morales
Orch
Guy Lombardo
Palton Lewis, Jr
Sherman Hayes
Adrian Rollini
Tommy Ryan
Mutual
Montana Pioneer
Sheriffs
Blast
Hunter
Gerald Pratt
Inkom
Augustine Morales
Louis Cruz, Jr
Moses McCloud
May V. George
Eugene George
Pollowing
Lawrence Thos
Luker
Albert Gadia Molina
Ross Smallen
Short Lee Sunshine
Shoshone Wheeler
John E. Snipe
Byers Jackson
Colombo Gerino
Louis Watson
Pocatello Drug
Economy Cash Stores, Inc., of
Aberdeen
Jr.Toevs
H. L. Toevs
Bowden
City Marble
Theodore Serr
Gwendolyn Wood
M. E. Wood
Thomas
Sarah D. Hatch
Rigby
G. L. Wright
B. R. Parkinson
Levor Doney
Ivan Woodward
Stanton Hawkes
Douglas Naef
Relie Hall
Emily Butterworth
Ellen Wright Camp of
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Board of Governors
Wiliam Robinson
Cecil Woodward
George Cornish
L. W. Hatch
Vaughn Packer
Horace Haworth
Calvert
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Mercury
Frese
Motor Center OF Pocatello, Inc
North Main Street
Pocatello, Idaho
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