Auto Driver Exonerated In Accidental Death Of A J Reese
A jury at an inquest found the highway accident three miles south of Inkom was purely accidental and not the fault of W H Scott driver of a sedan that struck the road grader carrying A J Reese. Scott and his family were en route to Kentucky. Reese 65 and a Utah native.
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Inkom
A. J. Reese
W. H. Scott
Mr. Reese
H. L. McHan
Scott
Seattle
Wash
Kentucky
J. R. Young
L. J. Moss
Earl Johnson
Reese
Harold Reese
A. C. Reese
M. Ree
T. L. Redford
Logan
Utah
Pocatello
Mr. Scott
Redford
Reece
Burley
D. A. J. Reese
Pocatelle
Castle Gate
Fureka
Ile
Mr. Reece
E. M. Reese
I. W. Reese
American Writer Samuel Crowther to Visit Pocatello
Samuel Crowther, noted American writer, arrives in Pocatello Tuesday morning on Train 25 and stays for the day before leaving on Train 17 to Boise. He will then visit Boise, Salt Lake City, and finally the coast. G. Nicholas Ifft chairs a Chamber of Commerce committee to entertain him. Kiwanis invites him to speak at noon. Crowther’s three daughters—Mrs. James Ashcraft of Everett, Mrs. P. A. Cutler of Pocatello, and Mrs. Hugh Moore of Spanish Fork—are mentioned. funeral plans by MeHan Undertaking are withheld pending a word from Mrs. Ashcraft.
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Samuel Crowther
Pocatello
Boise
Salt Lake City
Chamber of Commerce
G. Nicholas Ifft
Crowther
Kiwanis Club
James Ashcraft
Everett
Wash
P .A. Cutler
West Lander
Hugh Moore
Spanish Fork
Utah
Me- Han Undertaking Company
Mra. Ashcraft
Girl Succeeds as Engineer In Postwar Era
Miss Annette Ashberry, a munition factory worker during the war, pursued scientific study and has gained recognition as a leading engineer in England. She has been elected to the Society of Engineers and now operates her own firm.
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Annette Ashberry
England
Society of Engineers
Pocatello Family Narrowly Escapes When Car Flips
Mr and Mrs W C Swank and their two children Mary age 3 and Warren 11 months escaped injury when their touring car overturned five miles north of Pocatello as they returned from Idaho Falls. The four occupants were pinned beneath the vehicle and extricated by passing motorists. Mr Swank suffered chest and back bruises while Mrs Swank injured left wrist and ankle. Mary sustained a slight bruise on the left cheek.
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W. C. Swank
Mary
Warren
Wich
Idaho Falls
Tribune
Swank Family Residence Noted After Incident
Warren sustained minor bruises on both legs and is linked to the Swank family living at 1215 South Fourth Avenue.
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Warren
Swank
South Fourth Avenue
Legion vaudeville revue slated to aid Bannock memorial
The American Legion plans The Vaudeville Revue at the Auditorium on June 8 9 and 10 with eight acts directed by Lewis L Lacey. Rehearsals start 7 30 p m Thursday May 28 at Antlers hall with participants invited. Committees include Cushman Steely Stites Hinckley Roubidoux Goldberg Haun De Camp Winkle Penfield for a show supporting the Bannock county Memorial building under construction.
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The
American Legion
Lewis L. Lacey
Pocatello
Lacey
Antlers Hall
G. E. Cushman
H. 8
Steely
E. F. Stites
H. C. Hinckley
Prof. L. Roubidoux
Barney Goldberg
Edmund Haun
F. H. de Camp
BE. W. Winkle
M. F. Penfield
Bannock County Memorial Building
Pocatello wins Crusader Cup in Masonic drill
Pocatello Masonic Chapter and Commandery celebrate four days of meetings with a Crusader Cup victory in two contests. Idaho Commandery from Boise led by Cecil Hull competed. judges included Max W. Griffith, Chester G. Taylor, and Lon Cone. The Grand Commandery allocated 250 for tuberculosis work at Fort Bayard and 100 for a George Washington memorial in Washington DC. Local support boosts Triennial fund ahead of July gathering.
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Pocatello
Masonic
Idaho Commandery
Boise
Cecil Hull
Carl H. Norris
Max W. Griffith
Moscow
Chester G. Taylor
Weiser
Lon Cone
Blackfoot
Fort Bayard
N. M
George Washington
Washington, D. C
Tax Riches in Cigarettes and Lucky Strike Marketing
The article argues that nearly half of cigarette costs go to taxes with a 75 cent tin incurring a 30 cent revenue stamp and a twenty pack costing six cents. It cites federal tobacco taxes in the last fiscal year totaling about 809 million dollars, with cigarettes paying 182.7 million. It praises Lucky Strike's marketing as a value through volume and a costly toasting process claimed to enhance flavor and quality.
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Internal Revenue
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Coroner's Jury
Ulvert
Girl
Legion
Bannock Memorial
Crusader Cup
Tess
Petersen Furniture CO
Alfred W. McCann
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