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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1947
Page
5
The junior police corps will meet at the city police station on Friday June 27 at 1 30 p m. All boys interested are invited. Bert Reese city clerk reports no liquor by the drink license locations have been received yet.
Raymond Charles Newby was arrested Tuesday at 5 50 p m in the 100 block on South First. He was charged with furnishing wine to George Fisher an Indian. The case went to Justice of the Peace Charles W Hyde where Newby was fined 100 dollars plus costs.
Fire chief A A Girard announces a 10 a m demonstration July 1 showing equipment bought in 1945 on the Portnues bridge at Custer Street. The event lets Pocatellans see the gear in operation for the first time.
Sheriff's office told to serve the decree of divorce on J L Turner after Mabel Turner won the custody of three children in a June 17 Elev enth district court ruling. Cruelty charges supported the decision in the Idaho case.
Freddy Evans, 2, was injured when struck by a car driven by Norman Christiansen, 15, as he ran from behind a parked vehicle. Evans suffered bruises and non serious injuries. Chamber of Commerce agricultural committee led by Jack Wursten with about 16 businessmen plan an inspection trip Friday to calf projects, with Quentin Murdock and E F Rinehart directing.
Edwin W. Pearce reports at 7 40 p m Tuesday that his father’s home at 1203 East Lewis was ransacked. Police found a cut screen door and a broken back door glass letting entry. Thieves may have taken food. value unknown until the owner returns.
The Poc atello Post No 4 American Legion held a meeting with Commander C. F. Goranson to map parades a barbecue banquet and other features. The convention opens July 20 for a four day session of the Legion auxiliary and Forty et eight and Eight et Forty. Officials announced the Oakland Larks, a semi-
Baseball aggregation will perform in Pocatello during the convention Lucy Standrod named secretary to Chairman Gorson to aid convention planning. The Cardinals team will play Ogden at Pocatello in July 2022. Harvey Williams charged with illegal sale of intoxicating liquor held to answer in district court bail set at $1000. He allegedly sold liquor on June 14 at 502 Pocatello Avenue. Samuel Adelstein assistant county prosecutor and Willian J Ryan attorney represented. Police year end figures show 328 investigations, 16 pedestrian injuries, 22 auto passenger injuries, 47 arrests.
Speeding and stop sign violations total 518 this year versus 262 last year to the same date. One fatality this year and none last year. Board members Jensen and Raymond toured Mountainview cemetery seeking city support for an additional acre as Potter's field. Oscar Foss reported the current field holds only four more graves and requested maintenance provisions. Filed with the county clerk are wedding certificates for Jorgensen Johnson and Douglas Stoor, all of Pocatello, with ceremonies in June.
Rev. Ed Cunningham of First Congregational Church united Paul Raines, 26, and Barbara Peters, 23, both of Pocatello, on June 22. Herman W. Cox, 24, and Carole Christmas, 20, both of Salt Lake City, were married June 21 by Rev. Roland A. Koch of Grace Lutheran Church.
Judge Don Bistline presided as August L. Ranstrom was found guilty of reckless driving and fined 25 dollars. Tammie Smith and Charley Pender each faced vagrancy charges with fines of 15 and 100 cents respectively. Raymond K Ankrum forfeited 15 dollars for speeding, with speeds claimed up to 40 mph. David L Hill pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined 15 dollars with 7.50 suspended. George Fisher, charged with intoxication, was fined 25 dollars with 10 dollars noted.
Police allege the defendants faced arraignments on prior charges. Almon L Loshbaugh pled guilty to intoxication and paid 15 dollars with 5 suspended, Benjamin Beruman fined 25 dollars, with police noting 20 former arraignments. Steve J Nestor fined 15 dollars with 10 suspended, Tip O Nea l fined 15, and Refugio Arias Lova fined 15 with 5 suspended.
The article urges chilling pastry dough for flakier crust. It advises using ice cold water and cold shortening, and to chill the dough before baking to improve texture.
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