Group Silent On Probe
The Idaho guber natorial commission investigating alleged mismanagement and deaths at Blackfoot mental hospital remains silent on deliberations. Governor Gossett impaneled five members on June 7, with hearings held in Blackfoot earlier this month. press was excluded. The panel plans a Boise meeting to draft its report, with no public announcement forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Taciturn
Gubernatorial Commission
Idaho
Blackfoot
Charles C. Gossett
Ralph Breshears
Boise Republican
H. P. Belknap
Nampa
Ralph Jones
Pocatello Democrat
D. L. Blivens
Breshears
Obituary of Donald L Morris Died at Weiser
Donald Leitch Morris 56 died Thursday at Weiser after a short illness. Born August 30 1888 in Elk Rapids Michigan son of John and Libby Morrison. Married Eunice Cannon at Pocatello November 22 1916. Resident of Pocatello 28 years worked 37 years in piano business. Member of Presbyterian church. Survivors include widow a brother Clair Morrison Flint Michigan and a sister Mrs Frank Beer Elk Rapids Michigan. Funeral 2 pm Monday at McHan Funeral Chapel Rev Albert B Parrett officiating. Burial Mountainview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Leitch Morris
Weiser
Elk Rapids
Mich
John
Libby Gay Morrison
Eunice I. Cannon
Pocatello
Presbyterian Church
Uvivors
Clair Morrison
Flint
Frank Beer
McHan
Albert B. Parrett
First Methodist Church
Mountainview Cemetery
McHan Fx Coal Home
Summer Get-Together at England Home
Miss Sylvia Burrell and Miss Shirley England hosted a Friday evening summer get-together on June 22 at the England residence on South Johnson. Horseracing prizes went to LeDene Nebeker and Wally Farnes. rock prizes to Lois Cullen and Weaver Randolph. Readable guest list includes Lois Cullen, Lee Ann Hawkes, Norma Monroe, Phyllis Rinker, Eva Woolley, John Christofferson, Robert Green, Bill Pead, Orvel Reichert, Jack Rhondeau, Parr Sainsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Burrell
Shirley England
England
South Johnson
LeDene Nebeker
Wally Farnes
Rock
Lois Cullen
Weaver Randolph
Lee Ann Hawkes
Norma Monroe
le- Dene Nebeker
Phyllis Rinker
Eva Woolley
John Christofferson
Robert Green
Bill Pead
Orvel Reichert
Jack Rhondeau
Parr Sainsbury
Local notices highlight visits losses and retirements
Hazel Eachus visits Salt Lake City friends of Mr. and Mrs. B A Busby on Center Street. A tool bag was stolen from a car on North Main. Community Sun day School plans a Tuesday meeting at 8. Royal Neighbors hold a June 26 gathering with a program and cards. I N Thomas retires after 25 years with Union Pacific and moves to California. Delaine Thomas returns to Wrights Beauty Salon staff. A Ford coupe theft is reported in the 800 block on North Seventh. Vern Ellis arrives on 30 day leave from Pearl Harbor navy yard duties. Mrs Troyce R McKinney and son Rickey return from Fort Worth. Eagles auxiliary meets June 25 with cookies for USO. A deputy investigates a Japanese balloon sighting at Slim Randford ranch. A dog bite leads to a 10 day restraint order on the dog. Beverly Ashton returns to Boise after visiting here and attending Oregon State College. Pfc Curtis R Hall arrives on a 30 day furlough with wife and child after overseas service with the 86th division.
Soldiers on furlough and local notices adorn town page
Friday with the 86th division veterans visiting kin in western states. Cpl. Wallace L. Chandler and family arrived from Tampa on a 15 day furlough to see his brother Leonard L. Chandler in 335 North Fifth. Cpl. Chandler is stationed at Drew Field Florida. Cpl. Ray E. Isham came from Fort Ord to spend 15 days with wife Evelyn Hall Isham and children Betty and Billie Ray at 144 North Lincoln. Isham is son of Odgen Isham Shanchai Cafe to close until June 28 for redecorating. Royal and Select Masters meet 7:30 pm Monday June 25 at Masonic temple. Roscoe J. Rich of Soda Springs on 1½ day leave to visit parents. he is stationed in San Diego. Capt. John Jordan and Mrs Jordan return from Seattle where he recuperated after surgery. They traveled by motor via north Idaho. Leonard DeMarco 21 charged with speeding. bond $20 posted. Car allegedly had no license plate and he lacked a driver license. Robert F. Ehlers forfeited $1 bond on improper parking. Andrew C. Matkin Shoshone
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Cpl
Wallace L. Chandler
Tampa
Fla
Chandler
Leonard L. Chandler
North Fifth
Corporal Chandler
Drewfield
Ray E. Isham
Fort Ord
Calif
Evelyn Hall Isham
Betty
Billie Ray
North
Lincoln
Corporal Isham
Odgen Isham
Roscoe J. Rich
Roscoe C. Rich
Soda Springs
San Diego
Idaho
National Wool Growers Association
Idaho Wool Growers Association
Leonard DeMarco
Robert F. Ehlers
Andrew C. Matkin
Feited bond cases and a grand larceny arrest report
The report lists H. H. Mirahani and others posting feited bonds on illegal parking charges. Deputy Ray Reynolds notes Harry Hitt, 25, was arrested in Blackfoot for grand larceny after allegedly stealing a Chevrolet coupe from Barrett Motor Co. Hitt was intoxicated. car found abandoned. S/Sgt. Vere Campbell returned to Santa Ana after a 30 day furlough following 30 missions with 244 combat hours as a tail gunner on a B-17 with the Eighth Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Reynolds
Harry Hitt
Blackfoot
E. S. Barrett
Hitt
Barrett Motor Company
South Fifth
Vere Campbell
Mary Campbell
North Garfield
Santa Ana
Calif
Eighth Air Force
England
Campbell
Police seek suspect after attempted sexual assault in Alameda
Myles Curtis of Alameda PD asks Po Catello and Bannock officers for help in apprehending a man accused of attempting to assault a young girl in the 200 block on Wayne Avenue around 4:30 p m Friday. The suspect, about 45, six feet tall, 160 to 180 pounds, unshaven, wearing a cap and dirty clothes, fled by car.
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Myles Curtis
Alameda
Pocatello
Bannock County
Wayne Avenue
Redlands graduate earns top social science honor
Margaret Briggs, just back from the University of Redlands where she earned a bachelor of arts in social science, was named outstanding student in her department and received a money award. She returned with her parents and sister Mona to 827 South Tenth for commencement. Deputy Reynolds handled a domestic dispute while Kennedy and relatives argued with a girl.
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Reynolds
Kennedy
Margaret Briggs
Redlands
Calif
University of Redlands
Briggs
Fergus Briggs
Mona
South Tenth
Machold to Build New County Shops in Pocatello
Ground leveling has begun for the new county shops and garage to be built on blocks in the 1100s between South First and Second. A 60 by 132 building will rise with radiant floor heat. Frank Paradice Jr. is the architect awaiting final plan approval by the county board. Clarence Machold, 1674 North Garfield, was fined $50 for reckless driving. Machold’s car collided with Ray Hillyard’s taxicab at Arthur and Lewis. Hillyard, of 656 West Lander, received a $15 bond forfeiture for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Havenler
South First
Frank Paradice
Board of County Commissioners
Clarence T. Machold
North Garfield
Albert Sorelle
Machold
Arthur
Lewis
Ray Hillyard
West Lander
D L Morrison Dies After Sudden Heart Trouble
D L Morrison died suddenly of heart trouble Thursday night in Weiser. E N Vaughn of Pocatello left Friday to bring Mrs Morrison and the body to Pocatello. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Morrison
Weiser
E. N. Vaughn
Pocatello
Notice seek Freddie Jacobs at Illinois address
Public notice asks anyone with knowledge of Freddie Jacobs to contact his brother James Jacobs at 142 Brook Road Rockford Illinois. The request comes as his mother is in poor health and wishes to contact him immediately.
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Freddie Jacobs
James Jacobs
Brook Road
Rockford
Illinois
Idaho Men On Liberated List And POW Rosters
The list names fifteen Idaho service members labeled Liberated in the Pacific region after combat including Norman William Albert and Wilder in the Navy and several Army personnel with ranks from Pvt. to Sgt. The Liberated Prisoners of War in Germany include Arbon Ernest W and Collins James A among others from Boise Lewiston Rexburg and Twin Falls with ranks from 8 Sgt to 2d Lt.
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Navy
Norman
William Albert
Quarstermaster
USN
Wilder
Pacific Region
Augir
George R
Lewiston
Eichelberger
Lynn A
Kuena
Martin
Floyd L
Parma
Miller
James I
Julisetta
van Hoosen
Paul
Twin Falls
Germany
Arbon
Ernest W
Malta
Collins
James A
Homesdale
Cummings
Grover C. H
Boise
Cap of a true mushroom seldom exceeds five inches
The cap of a true mushroom very rarely grows larger than five inches in diameter.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stewart Sisters
Siebrand Bros
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hazel Eachus
Salt Lake City
B. A. Busby
East Center
Barney Edwards
North Harrison
Priday
North Main
Royal Neighbors
W.O.W. Hall
I. N. Thomas
Union Pacific
Kemmerer
Mrs. Thomas
California
Delaine Thomas
Wright
E. P. Bricker
South Sixth
North Seventh
Vern Ellis
Frank M. Porter
North Tenth
Honolulu
Navy Yards
Pearl Harbor
Troyce R. McKinney
Rickey
Fort Worth
Tex
McKinney
Frances Busby
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
Hyrum L. Spicer
North Arthur
Richard Borkley
Beverly Ashton
Nema Ashton
Miss Ashton
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Curtis R. Hall
86Th
Black Hawk
Pfc
Hall
Betty Hall
Curtis Arthur
Arthur Hall
North Lincoln
New York Harbor
Fort Douglas
Hollywood
Studio Girl
Moore Drug ’ S Friendly Service Store
Black Hawk) Division
Shanchai Cafe
Adv
Bannock Council
Royal and Select
Masonic Temple
Ray V. Swanson
John Jordan
Pocatello Naval Ordnance Plant
Jordan
Seattle
Naval Hospital
North Idaho
Sheriff's Office
West Bonneville Street
Mannock Creek
Arthur James Baker
Steve Julius Nestor
Gerald Hal Wilson
Marion Frederick Clark
John Coleman
Geo. A. Wymacht
W. E. Strickland
Mary Lou Putton Solbeck
Solbeck
South Pacific
E. G. Fulton
New York
Fulton
Air Corps
USO
Military Club
A. T. Sahlberg
South Seventh
Simmer Ringo
Numdah
India
Persia
China
Marines
France
Pocatello Post No. 4
American Legion
The
Pocatello Tribune
Larson
Frank A
Burley
Hoffett
Hiram W
Kaemiah
Partin
Loren H
Buhl
Rhodes
Glenn J
Smith
Vernal E
Rexburg
Strange
James F
8/Sgt
Leweston
Tierney, Richard A
Utes Genessee
Wells
Rollie F
Canfield
Williams
William J
Caldwell
Yraqui, Joseph N
Henriksen
FARGO
Basiran Orientals
Sarouks
Lilhans
Kermans
Bugs
Numdahs
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
KSEI
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