Police court fines for speeding and related charges in Pocatello
Pocatello and Nearby Two were fined in police court Friday on speeding charges. Donald L. Wilbert, 17, 734 South Ninth, alleged to drive 40 mph and run a stop sign at Eighth and Halliday, fined $12. Jack D. Craig, 225 West Bridger, fined $10 for excessive speed on the Pole line. Newell D. Barzee, 18, 549 North Hayes, taxicab driver, fined $10 for reckless driving. Chas. D. Porter, 437 West Carson, fined $5 and Lionell G. Bowser, cleaning company employee, fined $2.50 for failing to observe stop signs. Orrin C. Bell, charged with operating a car with an expired license plate, fined $15. Gaylord Deaville, intoxication case transferred to justice court. Cleve land Devaney, Archie Cooley, Chas. Holland and Wilma Leight each fined $15 on the same charge. Cases pending: Melvin W. Scott not guilty to reckless driving after a June 22 collision at Gould and Garfield with Ernest Hanson’s car. Eugenio Gonzales Guterr ez not guilty to vagrancy. Richard Lord and William D. Reynolds charged with operating cars with expired license plates.
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Donald L. Wilbert
South Ninth
Eighth
Halliday
Jack D. Craig
West Bridger
Poleine
Newell D. Barzee
North Hayes
Chas. D. Porter
West Carson
Lionell G. Bowser
Orrin C. Bell
Gaylord Deaville
Justice Court
Cleveland Devaney
Archie Cooley
Chas. Holland
Wilma Leight
Melvin W. Scott
Gould and Garfield
Ernest Hanson
Eugenio Gonzales Guterrez
Richard Lord
No. Main
William D. Reynolds
Whitman Hotel
Blackfoot 4-H Delegation Heads to Mackay Camp
Eighty five 4-H leaders and members from Bingham county travel to Easley Hot Springs Ketchum for a first annual summer camp supervised by Aaron York. More than 200 youths from Bonneville, Butte, Custer join the Bingham group with Rex Ottley Orson Callister and J Garner among leaders.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County
Easley Hot Springs
Ketchum
Aaron York
Bonneville County
Rex Ottley
Idaho Falls
Butte County
Orson Callister
Arco
Custer County
J. Garner
Challis
Bingham
Grace Cobbley
Joye L. Nelson
Wanda Butler
Yale Christensen Shelley
Roy Johnson
Rte. 1
Beet thinning progress in Blackfoot area report
Sugar beet thinning in the Blackfoot region is about 85 percent complete per Rulon Parks Utah Idaho Sugar Company agricultural superintendent. The Blackfoot employment office says about twenty men and sixty women will start packing green peas on July 1.
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Blackfoot
Rulon Parks
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Marriages and Births Reported in Idaho Records
Vital Statistics notes a marriage between Ivan L Kniffin and Charlotte Ellen Dawson performed by Pro bate Judge Willard Lund in Pocatello on Thursday. Births list a St Anthony hospital baby boy born June 24 to Patrick and Marjorie Langren of 44 Wyeton Idaho.
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Ivan L. Kniffin
Fort Hall
Charlotte Ellen Dawson
Pocatello
Willard Lund
St. Anthony Hospital
Patrick
Marjorie Langren
Wyeton
Boy
Inspectors to Meet Western Brand Inspectors in Dickinson
State brand inspector O J Shaw will attend a June 28 meeting of Western brand inspectors in Dickinson North Dakota with colleagues from Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Montana Wyoming Utah Oregon and Washington to coordinate brand laws across the states.
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Boise
O. J. Shaw
Dickinson
N. D
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Oregon
Washington
Shaw
Know Mississippi Train To Visit Pocatello July 14
The Know Mississippi Better train arrives in Pocatello at 8 15 p m July 14 for a 1 15 hour stop featuring an exhibit car on Mississippi agriculture industry and recreation. The 10 car goodwill train, founded in 1925, tours 8000 miles visiting cities across the Pacific Northwest and Canada.
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Mississippi
Pocatello
Jackson, Miss
Magnolia
Pacific Northwest
Canada
Agricultural and Industrial Board
Annally
United States
Mexico
Jackson
Memphis
St. Louis
Moberly
Kansas City
Topeka
Denver
Cheyenne
Laramie
Salt Lake City
Sun Valley
Seattle
Bellingham
Chicago
S Corley
Dennis Murphree
Felix Underwood
Mississippi Board of Health
W. F. Bond
Public Welfare
Dinner honor for visiting sorority sisters in Pocatello
Miss Lorraine Young hosted a dinner at the Hotel Bannock in Pocatello for four Nu chapter members of the University of Washington visiting after attending the Sizma Kappa national convention in Sun Valley. Honorees were Janis Cooper of Portland, Ellen Ann Vandermark of Yakima, Delores Anderson of Wenatchee, and Gail Claggett of Seattle. ten other guests stayed with Miss Charlotte Houghland at Springfield.
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Lorraine Young
Bannock
Pocatello
Miss Young
Sun Valley
University of Washington
Seattle
Janis Cooper
Portland
Ellen Ann Vandermark
Yakima
Delores Anderson
Wenatchee
Gail Claggett
Highway Closure Near Twin Falls for Resurfacing Work
The state highway department announced a daytime closure of the Twin Falls Jerome highway for resurfacing over the next few days. The highway is scheduled to reopen to traffic Sunday.
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Boise
State Highway Department
Twin Falls-Jerome
Lindley Tells Of Bear Hunt At Pocatello Lions
Roy Lindley president of the Rodeo association spoke at the Pocatello Lions Friday meeting detailing Alaska adventures in big game hunting and fishing including killing two Kodiak bears. Carlson will become president succeeding Bob Parrington. guests Jesse Wilken Harold Pack Mansfield Picanco Bancroft attended.
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Pocatello Lions Club
Roy Lindley
The
Rodeo Association
Alaska
Lew Haller
Pete Carlson
Carlson
Bob Parrinston
Jesse Wilken
Harold Pack
Pocatello
Mansfield Picanco
Bancroft
Bancroft Social Roundup Includes Weddings and Visits
Bancroft residents share weekend trips. Charles Mickelson and Nadine Storer wed in Idaho Falls temple on June 25. Families attend horse show in Paris and Grain Growers convention in Ogden. Homemakers hold Lava Hot Springs picnic as gospel class plans Yellowstone trip.
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Milton Payne
Montpelier
Charles Mickelson
Leland Mickelson
Nadine Storer
Idaho Falls
Jesse L. Gilbert
American Falls
Homemaker’s Club
Lava Hot Springs
A. J. Gilbert
Leonard Ormand
Fred Yost
Leo Banks
Luther Wilson
Ogden
August Sanders
Boise
Meridian
Bancroft Sunday School
Yellowstone Park
Vern Higginson
Mission Service Start For Mrs Leilah Bigler In Canada
Leilah Bigler youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Whitaker of the Pocatello LDS stake plans to depart Wednesday for Toronto to begin a six month mission in the Canadian missionary field. She will join husband Gean Bigler who will complete a 24 month tour in Canada by then. A farewell testimonial party for Mrs Bigler is set for Saturday at 9 p m in the Tyhee chapel with all friends invited.
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Leilah Bigler
W P. Whitaker
Pocatello
LDS Stake
Toronto
Canada
LDS Church
Gean Bigler
City to Hold Bond Election For Sewer And Street Improvements
A July 27 special bond election seeks funding to extend and upgrade the municipal sewer system including outfall lines and mains, plus street repairs, oiling, and an equipment shed for city use. Plans also cover housing facilities for a new fire truck and replacement of wooden water mains with $15,000 set aside for the full project.
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Preston
Ernest Eberhard, Jr
Women Complete Gray Ladies Volunteer Course
Thirty two women finished the Gray Ladies course at the state hospital south as part of Red Cross volunteer work. Eighteen more have begun training and will finish when lectures resume July 1. Volunteers urged to register through Mrs Flora Donahue. July 4 events planned for patients include a hospital entertainment with a July 3 riding association parade and July 4 church and picnics plus a Monday evening dance.
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Blackfoot
State Hospital
Gray Ladies Organization
National Red Cross
Flora Donahue
State Riding Association
Posse
Pocatellan Enrolled At Shattuck Camp
FARIBAULT Minn Enrolled in the summer school camp at Shattuck school Faribault Minn is Gregory Parker son of Mr and Mrs W C Parker 605 N Garfield During the six weeks period ending July 31 the morning schedule focuses on academic instruction with afternoons featuring military science and tactics and time for athletics water sports and handicrafts
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Faribault, Minn
Shattuck School
Gregory Parker
W. C. Parker
N. Garfield. Pocatello
Department Announces Potato Prices
The agriculture department set summer crop potato support prices as production runs late. Late season grades vary by state from 2.75 dollars per 100 pounds for U S No 1 in Colorado Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont and West Virginia to 2.15 dollars in Minnesota and North Dakota with lower grades at half that rate.
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Department
U.S
Colorado
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
West Virginia
Minesota
North Dakota
Second Shooting Victim Dies in Wallace Idaho
The Sunday shooting in Wallace left Olive Mae Anspaugh, 37, fatally wounded by her husband Russell M. Anspaugh, 40, who died Monday. Police reported Anspaugh died of shotgun wounds suffered in the back.
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Wallace
Idaho
Olive Mae Anspaugh
Russell M. Anspaugh
Police Station Clean-Up Progress in Idaho Town
The lower portion of the Pocatello police station is being cleaned and painted. Workers were in the courtroom and will likely move into the desk sergeant’s office and then the record room.
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Pocatello Police Station
Husband Pleads Temporary Insanity in Murder Case
Everett Washington Wayne L Williams 31 a former Tulsa aircraft worker pleaded temporary insanity to charges of first degree murder for beating his wife to death with a rock and first degree assault against his four year old daughter Mary Bernice after leading sheriff officers to a cliffside ledge where she survived beside her mother's body during their arraignment in superior court.
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Everett
Wash
Wayne L. Williams
Tulsa, Okla
Williams
Mary Bernice
Bancroft Rodeo Inc Elects New Directors
New directors were elected at the Ban croft Rodeo Inc annual meeting held last week in Bancroft. Officers include Roy Hogan as chairman and Frank Whitworth as first vice chairman with Pat Scott as second vice chairman. Retiring directors are Eugene Ruger A Nelson Hogan Bud Stodd Homer Cooper. The organization plans its annual rodeo on July 24 and aims to present a premier event.
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Bancroft Rodeo, Inc
Bancroft
Roy Hogan
Frank Whitworth
Pat Scott
Wayne Hatch
Herman T. Hatch
Jack Stoddard
Tommy Harris
Eugene Ruger
A. Nelson Hogan
Bud Stodd
Homer Cooper
Bancroft Rodeo Inc
Pan-American Banquet Planned by American Legion Groups
A Pan-American banquet will be held at the Blue Bird Cafe in Bancroft today hosted by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary. Members partners and prospective members are invited. A program features guest speaker Mrs. Don Clegg of Grace. her topic is Argentina.
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Bancroft
Bluebird Cafe
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Don Clegg
Grace
Argentina
Two Die in Idaho Double Shooting
Mrs Olive Mae Anspaugh aged 37 died from shotgun wounds received Sunday, the same incident that killed her husband Russell M. Anspaugh aged 40. Sheriff said he used a 12 gauge shotgun. Double funeral services set for Sunday. Mrs Anspaugh was a native of Chile Wisconsin and lived 33 years in the Coeur d Alene mining district. Survivors include her parents two children three brothers and a sister.
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Wallace
Idaho
Olive Mae Anspaugh
Russell M. Anspaugh
Chile
Wis
Anspaugh
Coeur d'Alene
Eagle
Joe Wilcott
Idaho Power lineman dies after ground wire shock in Ontario
Howard M. Moore of Payette Idaho, 29, died after contacting a ground wire and a 110 volt line in Ontario Oregon. He received artificial respiration but was pronounced dead later. He left a wife and two daughters. The report also notes Buenos Aires and other Argentine cities adorned with glazed tiles.
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Ontario
Ore
Idaho Power Company
Howard M. Moore
Payette
Buenos Aires
Dworshak Waits for Petitions from Philadelphia
Idaho Senator Henry C. Dworshak said petitions sent for signature should be returned to his Washington office next week. He stressed the petitions are not a declaration of candidacy while he attends the Republican convention as an Idaho delegate.
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Philadelphia
Henry C. Dworshak
Idaho
Washington
Dworshak
Senate
House of Representatives
Idaho Court Affirms Damages Award in Priest River Case
The Idaho supreme court on Wednesday affirmed a $1,500 damages award to Orlando Naccarato in a lawsuit against the village of Priest River. He alleged injuries after his automobile struck a hole and ditch, bouncing into a tree, with Judge E. Baughton having awarded the sum in Bonner County district court.
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Boise
Idaho Supreme Court
Orlando
Naccarato
Priest River
E. ¥. Boughton
District Court
Bonner County
Tribune Tour Lets Pocatello Children Tour Local Firms
Twenty five Pocatello children joined a city recreation sponsored tour of local businesses including KEYY radio the public library the Tribune plant Eddy bakery Challenge Creamery Kraft cheese plant and other firms. Four children were chosen to speak on KEYY and will air next Monday at 2 15. Transportation was provided by the Retail Liquor Dealers association of Pocatello.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune
Radio State
Keyy
Public Library
Eddy'’s
Challenge Creamery
Kraft Cheese
Paul W. Scott
Kraft’'s
Karen Later
Katherine Patricia Groom
Deanne Bailey
Raymond Anderson
Retail Liquor Dealers Association of Pocatello
Buddy Beebe
Jerry LaFollett
Judy LaFollett
Joe Symes
Helen Hope
Gary Shorten
Betty Carter
Joan Black
Doland Hope
Charlotte Wilson
Edith Ann Shirtz
Tyson Hollingsworth
Jane Davis
Tresa Davis
Mildred Shorten
Patricia Groom
Patricia Loppie
Joyce Reed
Carolyn Henderson
Richard
Cominform Meeting Report Amid Curtain Twilight Across Europe
Secret talks attributed to Cominform bring top figures like A A Zhdanov Palmiro Togliatti and Jacques Duclos into a session said to be in Poland Romania or Czechoslovakia The aim is to respond to US led Western alliance efforts and to counter a planned western German state amid Soviet satellite consultations in Warsaw.
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Cominform
Poland
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
A. A. Zhdanov
Palmiro Togliatti
Rome
Jacques Duclos
Paris
Western Hemisphere Sees Partial Defence From Cominform
The article notes the Cominform meeting as partly defensive and warns that further communist aggression like a Czechoslovakian war could trigger conflict. It asserts Russia is unprepared for war, praises the Marshall Plan, and highlights talks on mutual defense by Western Europe and the United States, including Nordic discussions for Scandinavian security.
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Czechoslovakia
Russia
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Scandinavia
Cominform
Red Cross Protest Delays in Benefits Hearings
Delegates from New York and Los Angeles protested at the American Red Cross National convention in San Francisco over government delays in paying benefits to service members. The Red Cross has frequently to fill the gap and is not reimbursed, a resolution was drafted for Thursday's final plenary session by about 4,000 delegates.
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San Francisco
New York
Los Angeles
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Pirates Tower Over Havana’s Malecon Stands 400 Years
A lookout tower sits at Havana’s Malecon sea wall, central to the promenade. The stone structure was erected about four centuries ago, marking a historic guard point along the coast.
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Havana
Malecon Or
Sea Wall Drive
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