Rider Drowns In Canal North Of St. Anthony
Lyle Edgar Parker 35 drowned in a whirlpool six miles north of St. Anthony as his wife and five year old son watched. Parker, assistant engineer at the Idaho state industrial school and a ditch rider for Last Chance Canal, fell after losing balance at a headgate near the Snake and Fall rivers junction.
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ST. Anthony
Lyle Edgar Parker
Here
Edwin C. Hill
Parker
Snake
Fall Rivers
Idaho State Industrial School
Last Chance Canal Company
Richard Lyle Parker
City Court Fines And Suspended Bonds In Brief
Law intoxication case William Ernest Hawkley forfeits a 15 dollar bond. J R Jones and Walter Coyne fined 15 dollars. Stacey Hall Alfred Bublitz and Ronald Hibbs fined 100 dollars each with fines suspended if they leave the city. Clayton C Montgomery fined 15 for disturbing the peace. Patrick O Conn er 17 Tyhee charged with speeding, case moved to juvenile court. O Conner also charged with driving without permit. moved to juvenile court. O Conner alleged to have driven 50 mph over two blocks on North Fifth. Jared Anderson Claude Bistline and D T Baxter forfeited dollar bonds on illegal parking. Baxter paid three dollars total on three tickets. Wallace J Erskine fined 2 50 for failure to yield right of way causing an accident.
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William Ernest Hawkley
J. R. Jones
Walter Coyne
Stacey Hall
Alfred Bublitz
Ronald Hibbs
Patrick O'Conner
Tyhee
O'Conner
North Fifth
Jared Anderson
Claude Bistline
D. T. Baxter
Baxter
Wallace J. Erskine
Obituary for George Newlove Atkinson at 70
Funeral services for George Newlove Atkinson aged 70 were held in the First ward L D S chapel with Bishop Grant B Stowell officiating. The service featured music by Fourth ward elders, a chorus directed by Arvilla Croshaw, and performances by Gladys Trimming Lillis Hill Ferdinand Talbot and others. Interment was in Mountainview cemetery.
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George Newlove Atkinson
Grant B. Stowell
Fourth Ward
Arvilla Croshaw
Leone Madsen
Gladys Trimming
Ferdinand Talbot
Lillis Hill
George B. Winn
Conrad Walsh
Noah S. Pond
Irving Eskelson
Birdwell Finlayson
J. S. Parkinson
Bishop Stowell
George Smith
O. M. Hess
F. J. Windsor
Aaron Porter
A. A. West
Joel Loveland
Ben McLaughlin
A. E. Watson
Funeral services for Frank William Decker in Moreland
Funeral services for Frank William Decker 49 were held Sunday at Hall mortuary chapel with Bishop Robert M Garbett of the Fourth Ward L D S church officiating. Music included two songs by the elders chorus directed by Arvilla Croshaw and accompanied by Leone Madsen and a vocal solo by Myrtle Rogers accompanied by Matilda Ellsworth. Interment followed in Moreland with George W Croshaw delivering the grave dedication.
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Frank William Decker
Hall Mortuary
Robert M. Garbett
Fourth Ward
Fourth Ward Elders’ Chorus
Arvilla Croshaw
Leone Madsen
Myrtle Rogers
Matilda Ellsworth
Eskel Davidson
Garbett
George W. Croshaw
Heber J. Hansen
W. J. Wilson
Bishop Garbett
Vernal Leavitt
C. D. Barrett
Kenneth Leavitt
Doyle Richardson
Denton Christensen
Ralph Leavitt
Sarah E. Pease
Donna Lou Barrett
Zina Madsen
Betty Gene Richardson
Helen Stoddard
Betty Lou Nelson
Moreland Cemetery
Dairymen Boost Output
Meridian dairymen advocate higher milk output from existing herds rather than expanding herd sizes to meet rising demand for milk products. The report notes that increased efficiency and management could raise production without adding headcount.
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Meridian
Bolseval
Dairy market expert warns of postwar demand drop
Los Angeles marketing expert Cr. L. Mitchell of the Chal lenge Cream and Butter association told a dairy show and sale that after the war there may be slackened demand. He urged producers to prepare now by learning to cut costs and raise efficiency to weather a price decline.
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Ley
Los Angeles
Cr. L. Mitchell
Challenge Cream and Butter Association
Summer Notes From A. T. About Student Vacations
Summer is out for about 4000 students across local high school and university. The column lists where several graduates and current students are vacationing or working, including Isabelle Zaccardi in Provo, Colleen Gestring in Salt Lake City, and many at West Yellowstone, Grace Idaho, and Rigby. Also noted are recent graduates entering service with Ruth Roberts flying to Salt Lake after a speech, and Kauffman joining the air corps while Woods and Duerden enter naval service.
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Isabelle Zaccardi
Provo
Utah
Colleen Gestring
Salt Lake City
Barbara Brodt
Seattle
Mary Ann McQuillan
Spokane
Sun Valley
Joy Fereday
Washington
Canada
Pat Downing
Moscow
Jay Olsen
Wyoming
Boise
Pat Williams
Curtis Waide
Margaret Whitsell
West Yellowstone
Margery Austin
Grace
Idaho
Frank Christensen
Shelley
I.S.A
Reno
Nevada
Dave Miller
Lava
Idaho Southern
Rigby
Dean Leonard
Pharmacy Department of
Krenda Williams
Walla Walla
Norma Mardle
Newel Fever
Mardeane Carver
Lionel Bowser
Bud Simmons
Milo Hansen
Maxine Croft
E. N. Vaughn
Knick
Around Town Aide Meets in W. O. W. Hall Tonight
Community notes report Gate City Auxiliary No. 2 meeting at 8 pm in W. O. W. hall. Local births, fires, and police alerts span Pocatello and Fort Hall area with crane inspection and cricket control efforts underway.
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Gate City Auxiliary
W. O. W. Hall
Youths Accused of Air Rifle Damage Reported by Car Owner
George E. Tucker reports two Crescent Drive youths used air rifles at night damaging a car windshield owned by J A Page. Page says the boys also attempted to shoot birds while operating near 1820 South Fourth.
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George E. Tucker
South Sixth
Joseph L. Gianchetta
North
J. A. Page
South Fourth
Crescent Drive
Reward offer for band of gypsies in Alabama embezzlement case
Anniston police report a $100 reward for the capture of two men two women and several children suspected of embezzling $1530. The group left Anniston on May 17.
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Anniston
Alabama
City Ambulance Responds After Patient Arrives at General Hospital
Charles Smith aged 71 of 526 East Hayden was moved to the General hospital Saturday night by city ambulance on instruction of County Physician H. H. Hughart. Ethel Stevens aged 10 suffered an attack of appendicitis and was also moved by city ambulance to the General hospital from 340 North Arthur on instruction of Dr. H. J Hartvigsen assistant county physician.
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Charles Smith
East Hayden
General Hospital
City
H. H. Hughart
Ethel Stevens
North Arthur
H. J Hartvigsen
Bud Hughes and Bill Floor Lead Shamrock Club Night
Bud Hughes and his pals with Bill Floor and his orchestra perform at the Shamrock club in a lively show advertised for the evening.
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Bud Hughes
Bill Floor
Shamrock Club
Theft notices span Idaho Oregon towns prompt police hunt
Pocatello officers report theft of a Plymouth labeled 3P 3 and a Hudson with license 49 221 from Arco on Sunday. Payette cites a Saturday theft of a Chevrolet 2R 1024. two young men who robbed a Duree service station in Durkee Oregon are suspects. Marie Cason, 15, missing since 5 30 p m Sunday, last seen near 445 South Hayes in Pocatello. She and her mother are Burns Oregon residents working in Arbon valley and visiting Mrs. Chas Alfred.
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Pocatello
Arco
Plymouth
Payette
Chevrolet
Durkee
Ore
Sheriff's Department
Marie Cason
South Hayes
Miss Cason
Burns, Ore
Arbon Valley
Chas
Alfred
Cason
Missing girl prompts police alarms as time window passes
Arbon planned to call about 30 p m to arrange a ride back, but the young girl did not return to Allied home and officers have no trace by noon today. The North Bannock fair board meets at 8 15 p m at the old infirmary. General Chairman Gene Clark urges all committee members to attend as the North Bannock fair is set for September 12 and 13.
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Arbon
North Bannock
Fairgrounds
Gene Clark
Engineering students head to Lockheed training in California
Idaho Southern engineering students Tom Giles Devon Christensen and Steve Tydeman have left for Bannock California to attend two weeks of specialized instruction at the Lockheed aviation school before assignment to jobs with the company. Arthur Peterson also selected will go to the northwest for forestry training with plans to join the Lockheed program. General Exchange Insurance sues Elgin Glover in district court over damage to the Powell car in a 1941 Halliday street subway collision with a city truck. Alma Parsons was driving the Powell car. Plaintiff seeks 305.28 dollars. Vacation ads urge shoe and polish services at New Style Shining Parlor. Ranchers from 17 western states and AAA range committee men tour Idaho range projects, arriving in Pocatello Tuesday evening.
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Tom Giles
Devon Christensen
Steve Tydeman
Idaho Southern
Bannock
Calif
Lockheed Aviation
Arthur Peterson
Northwest
Burbank
General Exchange Insurance Company
Elgin Glover
E. Louis Powell
Halliday Street
Powell
Alma Parsons
Western States
AAA
Pond’s
Buffalo River
Idaho
Pocatello
Travel party to visit Gray's lake country and Stanley area
A group will arrive in Pocatello about 7 p m Tuesday from Soda Springs after inspecting Gray's lake country. They depart at 7 a m Wednesday for Midway then travel west through Lost River country to Swan Valley where a banquet is planned. The tour continues June 26 from Sun Valley to Stanley ending at Sylvan Beach Payette Lakes with a conference.
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Pocatello
Soda Springs
Gray's Lake Country
Midway
Lost River Country
Swan Valley
Sun Valley
Stanley
Sylvan Beach
Payette Lakes
Fort Hall Man Reports Theft of Harness Set
Rapheal Kniffin of Fort Hall informs the sheriff that a harness set was stolen Friday from the Lorenzo Johnson farm located south and west of Gibson.
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Rapheal Kniffin
Fort Hall
Lorenzo Johnson
Gibson
Senate to adjourn in respect for Senator Harrison
Senate plans a recess after Harrison’s death yesterday as committees continue work. Military committee studies a measure allowing government seizure of property for defense purposes. An army appropriation bill moves forward. House weighs minor bills and Ways and Means resumes a new tax bill study. Secretary Jones discusses St. Lawrence Seaway with rivers and harbors panel. Naval committee reviews a plan to boost workers returning to defense plants. Saturday schedules call for Senate and House recess.
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Harrison
Appropriations
Ways and Means
Jones
St. Lawrence Seaway
Naval
Senate
House
Mt McKinley Sizeable Peak Added to National Park
Mt McKinley in Alaska, the highest North American peak, is now included within a national park. The move elevates conservation and tourism potential for the region, aligning with federal preservation plans.
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Mt. McKinley
Alaska
North America
Work in California Aircraft Factories Interview Notice
American born individuals with American born parents must pass a physical exam for factory work in California. Financing available if qualified. Interview with Mr. Fleming at the Whitman Hotel.
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California
IOOF Holding Convention in Sun Valley Urges Support for Britain
Idaho Odd Fellows gathered 600 delegates as William M. Jeffers of Union Pacific urged backing Britain’s war effort, saying there are priorities beyond peace. George Breiel of Baltimore, education director for the federation, urged dedication to brotherhood and opposing hatred as Hitler’s murder agenda is opposed.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Odd Fellows
Britain
William M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
George Breiel
Baltimore
National Organization
Monocle Sales Rise Over Fifty Percent Since War Began
The sale of monocles in the United States has increased more than 50 percent since the war began.
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United States
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Pocatello High School
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South Eleventh
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Ralph Smith
St. Anthony Mercy Hospital
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St. Anthony Hospital
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Powell, Wyo
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Gail Green
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A. K. Draper
California Fliers School
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F. A. Child
Ogden Industrial School
John Liba
Great Falls
Ogden Yards
Whitey Roberts
Myers and Carlotta
Aleen Mullen
Fifth
Ralph Bair
City Street Department
Rollo C. Speer
Baptist Church
Pocatello Ministerial Association
Ebenezer T. Ferry
Presbyterian Church
R. P. Snider
Heber C. Snell
T. C. Evans
Donald S. Campbell
Mortimer Chester
E. T. Ferry
Raoul de F. Mortimore
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E. T. Hall
Main and
Clark
Charles L. Tolman
North Lincoln
Donald Max Kinney
Taft
Hayes
Fremont
Ray Battison
Riverton
Hans W. Hansen
Battison
Hansen
Wiliam Nalley
Arimo
East Center
Albert Bastein
Idaho Falls
Nalley
Bastein
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Halliday
Carnes Music Co
North Main
Congress
Associated Press Senate
MR. Fleming
IOOF
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