Tribune Sends Carriers on West Yellowstone Trip
Young Pocatello Tribune carriers aged nine to twelve won a subscription contest earning a two day West Yellowstone trip. The group including Martin Johnson Robert Martin Morris Howell Dar old Dayley Gary Richardson Ben McQuillan Ernest Lee N Buchanan and John Reisinger traveled with Bill Sherwood and toured the West Yellowstone loop swimming at Old Faithful saw five bears and nine elk and stayed at Grand Canyon lodge.
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Pocatello Tribune
West Yellowstone
Gary Richardson
Inkom
Ben McQuillan
North Grant
Ernest Lee
N. Buchanan
Lincoln
John Reisinger
N. Garfield
Bill Sherwood
Auto
West Yellowstone Loop
Old Faithful
Grand Canyon Lodge
Cement Head Seeks 1250 For Car Damage
Idaho Portland Cement company filed in fifth district court a complaint to collect 1250 damages from J. W. Chandler. The suit alleges a company car driven by officer E A Dufford was damaged in a collision with Chandler’s car five miles south of Poca Tillio on highway 1 November 36 1548.
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Idaho Portland Cement Company
J. W. Chandler
E. A. Dufford
Chandler
Pocatillo
Regional Farm Bureau Meet Attracts Pocatellans
Five Pocatellans attend the western regional Farm Bureau convention in Santa Barbara California this week. John Webb secretary of the state association and Mrs Webb George Yates manager of the Idaho Farm Bureau Insurance and Mrs Yates and Harold Red ford organization leader join about fifty Idaho members at the three day event opening today. Delegates from eleven western states take part with Mr and Mrs Webb invited to serve on the reception committee. Yates chairs one insurance session.
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The
Farm Bureau Association
Santa Barbara
Calif
John Webb
State Association
Idaho Farm Bureau
Webb
Yates
Toastmasters Club To Hear Assigned Talks
Pocatello Toastmasters meets tonight at the Whitman hotel with Bill Bouch as toast master and W. W. Halsey as topic master. Assigned speeches include Don Bailey Ed Chally Perry Johnson Jack Knowles O G Roche and Ross Waters. Halsey handles ex tempore speaking with critics Wally Hardy and Dr. John Wurster. Don Bailey leads the business session.
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Bill Bouch
Pocatello Toastmasters Club
Whitman Hotel
W. W. Halsey
Bouch
Don Bailey
Ed Chally
Perry Johnson
Jack Knowles
O. G. Roche
Ross Waters
Halsey
Wally Hardy
John Wurster
Traffic Violators Face Small Fines in Court
In police court five traffic cases were disposed. Clifford H. Sato paid 7.50 for speeding. Dolores Daniels fined 2.50 for failing to stop. Eileen W. Larsen fined 5.00. R L Tanner dismissed after license review. Muir L. Hahn involved in Saturday accident fined 2.50.
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Clifford H. Sato
Delores Daniels
Eileen W. Larsen
R. L. Tanner
Muir L. Hahn
Defective Brakes Trigger Car Crash In Lincoln
Mrs. Ernest Gwin of 241 N 11th was arrested for operating a car with defective brakes. She struck a 1949 Ford driven by Herman G Togge Jr of Lincoln Neb at a stop light on N Main. No injuries were reported. The case was continued until Tuesday.
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Ernest Gwin
Herman G. Togge, Jr
Lincoln
Neb
Togge
N. Main
Gwin
Fighters Settle Argument By Agreeing To Fine
Police court session was quiet with two unhoused people rounded up and several drunks detained. Peter Jackson and George Hill were fined 15 dollars each after a dispute at the Porters & Waiters club, with their sons summoned to testify. Other defendants included Elsena Nicholas, Robert Allen, Shorty Sunshine, Thomas Brooks, Leonard Hansen, Howard H. Morris, Ronald E. Johnson, Sylvia Tavanigo, William Broncho, Ralph A. Reid, James O'Connor, and Louis E. Kramer, all fined or bonded 15 dollars. Kramer’s fine suspended if he leaves the city.
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Jackson
Porters & Waiters Club
Bistline
Elsena Nicholas
East Hayden
Robert Allen
Shorty Sunshine
Thomas Brooks
Leonard Hansen
Howard H. Morris
Ronald E. Johnson
East Lewis
Sylvia Tavanigo
William Broncho
James O'Connor
Louis E. Kramer
Obituaries for Robert Wilson and Baby Mark J Stewart
Funeral services are set for Robert Wilson 65 a Union Pacific machinist of 324 West Bridger at 2 p m Tuesday in the Downard chapel with Bishop R K Hart officiating. He died Saturday after a short illness. Graveside rites in Mountainview cemetery directed by FOE No 119. Also funeral services for infant Mark J Stewart son of Pharis G Stewart of 168 Randolph at 2 p m Monday in Hall mortuary with burial in Mountain View cemetery. Survivors include his parents and grandparents James L Stewart Carey and Mark L Johnston Aberdeen.
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Robert Wilson
Union Pacific Machinist
West Bridger
Downard Chapel
R. K. Hart
Third Ward
LDS Church
Wilson
Mountainview Cemetery
FOE No. 119
James Shoppe
Downard Funeral Home
Mark J. Stewart
Pharis G. Stewart
Randolph
A. M. Alexander
Thirteenth Ward
Mountainview
James L. Stewart
Carey
Mark L. Johnston
Aberdeen
Missing Burley man sought by police authorities
Burley police notified Pocatello authorities of the disappearance of Donald B. McClelland of Seattle. McClelland, 23, six feet tall and 250 pounds, is described as incompetent and was in Mountain Home with his mother and older brother when he left Saturday.
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Burley
Pocatello
Donald B. McClelland
Seattle
McClelland
Mountain Home
One-Year-Old Jennifer Millward Birthday Tribute
A birthday note for Jennifer Millward daughter of Mr and Mrs Joy Millward 223 W Buell celebrates her first year. She enjoys piano and dislikes sour notes marking a musical milestone born on Father’s Day last year.
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Jennifer Millward
Joy Millward
W. Buell
Jennifer
Market Report Highlights Across New York and Chicago
New York stocks rose with rails and airlines in demand while bonds remained steady. Wheat and corn gained in Chicago with reports of crop damage and strong mill buying. hogs and cattle showed mixed moves in Ogden and Chicago markets.
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New York
Third Avenue
Trade and Commission
Chicago
Gibraltar History Ties to Britain Since 1704
Gibraltar has belonged to Britain since the 1704 treaty establishing British sovereignty. The text notes long-standing control and strategic importance of the territory under British rule.
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Gibraltar
Trustee Seeks To Recover $700 In Bankrupt Case
O R Eyler trustee in the Gorby bankruptcy case files suit in fifth district court to recover $700 held by Bannock County Sheriff Alma Marley. The sum arose from a 1949 attachment against Harry B. Gorby and Dorothy B. Gorby, and was released by operation of law after the bankruptcy petition.
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Bannock
Alma Marley
Fifth District
Harry B. Gorby
Dorothy B. Gorby
O. R. Eyler
Dan Pullos
Gorby
Marley
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