London Markets Offer Unusual Bargains Amid Fresh Produce
Warm weather and fruit ripening bring rare bargains in London markets with peaches at 75 cents each and strawberries at 3.80 dollars per pound. Cheese from Wisconsin sells for 1 dollar a pound while tomatoes go for 1 dollar a pound and asparagus 1.50 a bunch. Canned grapefruit 50 cents a can requires two cases. Gooseberries 10 cents a pound but scarce in stock. Champagne cocktails 1.25 and razor blades six cents available from some stalls.
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London
Wisconsin
America
Lemon Service For 2 Friday
Funeral services for Orange Lemon 63 former Pocatello resident who died in Seattle June 14 of coronary thrombosis will be held at 2 p m Friday from the Downard chapel with Rev Paul De F Mortimore officiating Lemon was chief clerk of the railway mail service in 1922 at Pocatello He was born in St Jacobs Ill March 8 1878 He entered the mail service in the Ogden district in May 1904 He was appointed district chief clerk in 1922 and lived in Pocatello until transferred to Seattle in 1938 as assistant chief clerk He was a member of Keystone lodge A F and A M No 81 Survivors include widow Ruth A Lemon of Seattle a son Kenneth of Boise five daughters Mrs Charles Atkinson of Picabo Mrs Louise Faulk of Hailey Mrs Henry Hulse of Boise Mrs Franklin Winters of Ogden and Patricia Lemon of Seattle and a sister Mrs Frank Allen of Boise Graveside services will be conducted by Keystone lodge A F and A M No 81 at Mountain View cemetery
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Orange Lemon
Pocatello
Seattle
Downard Chapel
Paul de F. Mortimore
Lemon
Railway Mail Service
St. Jacobs
Ill
Ogden
Keystone Lodge A. F. & A. M
Ruth A. Lemon
Kenneth
Boise
Charles Atkinson
Picabo
Louise Faulk
Hailey
Henry Hulse
Franklin Winters
Patricia Lemon
Frank Allen
Mountainview Cemetery
Keystone Lodge A. F. & A. M. No. 81
Birth Announcement for Davidson Family at St Anthony
A birth notice from St Anthony hospital announces the arrival on Wednesday of a baby to Mr. and Mrs. William Davidson of 536 South Fourth. The item notes a song was included with the announcement.
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St. Anthony Hospital
William Davidson
South Fourth
Minidoka CCC Camp Theft Suspects Arrested in Pocatello
Police recovered a Ford sedan stolen from the Minidoka CCC camp and arrested Willie Despain 21 and Harry Duffy 18 both CCC enrollees from Ohio. They allegedly confessed to taking the car. Vehicle returned to owner L. L. Anderson. Disposition awaits Minidoka county officers.
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Pocatello
Minidoka
CCC
Harry Carahoff
Willie Jefferson Despain
Harry Duffy
R. J. Roubidoux
Ohio
L. L. Anderson
Minidoka County
Governor Clark urges July safety drive in Idaho
Boise June 19 Governor Clark asks extra care by motorists through July and on the Fourth of July holiday. He cites 1940 safety council figures and urges Idahoans to join in the campaign to halt accidents during the Fourth and the extra hazardous month of July.
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Boise
Clark
National Safety Council
Terrier spoils Ortiz slide as stray dog crashes game
A stray terrier dashed from the stands and chased Charlotte Piedmont Leagues star Bob Ortiz from first to third as he slid in safe. The dog grabbed Ortiz’s cap and paraded around the infield, with a local note reading Y-Stray dog and a summary stating Y-Ran with Ortiz in the ninth.
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Charlotte
N. C
Bob Ortiz
Ortiz
Woman Injured in Blackfoot Auto Crash
Mrs. Chan S. Knodle of Blackfoot was badly hurt in a Tuesday afternoon automobile crash with a fractured left pelvis and severe bruises. Her mother Mrs. George Powell sustained a severe head laceration while three children in the car escaped injury. Knodle was transported to Salt Lake City for treatment.
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Blackfoot
Chan S. Knodle
George Powell
Knodle
Salt Lake City
Caldwell Sheriff Receives Larceny Charge Against Thacker
The Caldwell sheriff reports that C. P. Thacker will appear Friday morning after a complaint sworn by Tom Snydes in Justice William J. Ryan's court accuses Thacker of grand larceny.
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Caldwell
C. P. Thacker
William J. Ryan
Tom Snydes
Thacker
Masters Invite to Funeral of Orange Lemon
All Master Masons are requested to meet at the Temple on Friday June 20 at 1 15 p m to attend funeral services for Orange Lemon announced by Glenwood Davis W M
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Temple
Orange Lemon
Glenwood Davis
W. M
Workers Defy Union Order Across 11 San Francisco Shipyards
The Associated Press reports 11 San Francisco Bay shipyards with $500 million in defense contracts saw machinists walk out for higher pay. Union leaders urged mediation, but strikers left a four hour meeting noncommittal on ending the walkout.
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Associated Press American Federation of Labor
San Francisco Bay
International
Harvey W. Brown
Brown
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Bethlehem
Nations Call Reserves Amid Global War Threat
Reports say Russia mobilizes reserves and issues emergency orders while Germany reinforces fronts near the Soviet border. Turkish authorities note Nazi threats against the Soviet Union and Germans admit troop movements near the border. Diplomatic circles portray Stalin seeking time to amass forces as Allied forces approach Beirut amid Lebanon tense coastal patrols.
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Ankara
Stalin
Grass Fire on North Tenth Street Blocks Patrol Call
A small grass fire in a vacant lot in the 500 block of North Tenth street prompted a West Side fire department run at 3 40 p m on Wednesday. No damage resulted from the blaze.
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North Tenth Street
West Side Fire Department
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude after bereavement
The notice thanks friends and fraternal organizations for kindness and sympathy shown during a recent bereavement. It also extends deep appreciation for the floral tributes. Signatories include Mrs. C. P. Hansen and several couples.
Heat Wave Hits Noon with 131 Degrees Fahrenheit
June 19 report from AMERICAN FALLS notes a noon day temperature of 131 degrees. Helene McAlister and Mrs J Y Nicolds attended the event or gathering referenced in the item.
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American Falls
Helene McAlister
J. Y. Nicolds
Carter's Little Liver Pills Claim Bile Flow Boost
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills to awaken bile flow and prevent constipation. It promises relief from gas bloating and a sour mood by directing use as labeled, with 10¢ and 26¢ prices.
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Carter
P. E. O. Convention Delegates from Local Sisterhood
A note states state P. E. O. convention at Moscow as delegates from the local P. E. O. sisterhood. Miss McAlister stays in Moscow to attend university summer school. The signer, Geo. W. Coles, disclaims responsibility for debts not his own.
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Moscow
P. E. O. Sisterhood
McAlister
The
University
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