Burglary Case Involving 20-Year-Old Glen France
Glen France of Kimberly faced a preliminary hearing in probate court before Judge O P Duvall on a first degree burglary charge. He allegedly stayed overnight with a stranger in Twin Falls, waking to a missing watch and money. Police later found the watch in the Coleman store basement after a break in. France, 20, remains in custody as the case is under advisement.
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Glen France
O. P. Duvall
O. H. Coleman
France
Kimberly
Twin Falls
Trance
Coleman
North Main
Washington
Visitors from many towns flock to Twin Falls shopping day
A flood of out of town visitors arrived in Twin Falls yesterday afternoon and today for brief business and shopping trips. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Sprague of Hazleton Mrs Ada Butler Kimberly and Mr and Mrs Utt Eden Mrs Edward Robinson recently back from the east Mrs Sam Vance Hazelton Mrs B O Barnes Hans en and others from Jerome Gooding Rupert Burley Filer Hansen and Boise several planning short stays and purchases.
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J.E. Sprague
Hazelton
Twin Falls
Ada E. Butler
Kimberly
E. D. Utt
Eden
Edward Robinson
East
O. M. Ludmier
Jerome
Grace Bell
Berkeley
Boyd Hospital
B. O. Barnes
Han
Sen
S. M. Edgell
Comér
Ogden
Frank Thompson
Buhl
R. E. Redford
Rupert
T. McElroy
Burley
McElroy
Jack Pedsonius
Gooding
George Tyler
G. A. Journey
Twin
C. E. Crowley
Idaho Falls
Irrank Ty. Leright
W. C. Alen
Blackfoot
Harry Piper
Twin Falis
M. Detweiler
Filer
Twin Halls
Lynne Co. Ulm
Willard Kaufman
Local business man returns from central states trip
J. H. Robinson, a Twin Falls businessman, returned yesterday afternoon after an extended trip through the central states. He reports weather has delayed business in several states, with articles held up by heavy snow and drays unable to operate. trains are running behind schedule.
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J. H. Robinson
Twin Falls
Central States
Death of Mrs Emma Shelly at local hospital
Mrs Emma Shelly aged 33 wife of Eugene Shelly died yesterday at noon after a brief illness. She was taken to DeWitt undertaking parlors and is held pending word from relatives in the east. Funeral announcements will be made later.
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Emma Shelly
Eugene Shelly
H Pital
DeWitt
Lincoln Defeats Bickell Nine In Fast 10 to 5 Victory
Lincoln baseball team beat Bickell 10 to 5 yesterday in a brisk game with Parish as captain for Lincoln and Grigsby leading the Bickell side.
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Lincoln
Bickell
Parish
Grigsby
Hodges Receives Permit to Build One-Story Residence
Albert Hodges was issued a permit by City Clerk Minick yesterday afternoon to erect a one story residence on lot 91, block 91, Main avenue east. Estimated cost is 3500 dollars.
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Albert Hodges
Minick
Main Avenue East
Funeral services for Mrs F W Meech at St Eds Church
Funeral services for Mrs. F. W. Meech are held this morning at St Edward's Catholic Church with Father Remi Keyser officiating. Interment follows in Twin Falls Cemetery.
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St. Edward's Catholic Church
Remi Keyser
Twin Falls Cemetery
Rancher Knegg, Noted Buhl Rancher, Dies at 75
George Knegg, well known rancher of Buhl, died yesterday afternoon at his residence. He was 75 years old. Funeral announcements will be made later.
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George Knegg
Buhl
Highest cash price paid for poultry at Independent Market
Independent Market in Twin Falls lists top cash poultry prices for Tu, Th and Sat sales. Local notes show market-ready birds and standard weights. Prices reflect steady demand with new lots arriving midweek and weekend specials shaping the runs.
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Twin Falls
Business Club Leaders Meet for Full Day Sessions
Plans are in place for a major Home Demonstration club leaders meeting in this city. The session begins at 10 30 today in the farm bureau rooms and runs all day with a noon banquet at the Roger son hotel hosted by the agricultural bureau of the chamber of commerce. Delegates will hear final reports on sewing club work junior excursions May festival training methods cooking sewing and canning teams and stock judging plans for summer. County and state fair exhibits dress forms remodeling and poultry work are also expected to be discussed with numerous attendees listed from Twin Falls Buhl Filer Rock Creek and other nearby towns.
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Farm Bureau
Farm’ Bureau
Agricultural Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Rogerson Hotel
Stecher Retains World Wrestling Title
Joe Stecher, world heavyweight champion, defeated Fred Pilakoff of Finland in 22 minutes and four seconds at the Forty-Seventh Regiment Armory in Brooklyn. Stecher weighed 208 pounds to Pilakoff's 210, and the challenger staged a spirited display before succumbing to the champion.
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New York
Joe Stecher
Fred Pilakoff
Finland
Forty-Seventh Regiment Armory
Brooklyn
Stecher
Surrender to Japs and Allied Fronts in Asia
Washington reports fighting between Japanese and Russian forces continues with updates from April 8. The terse dispatch notes clashes across the Asian theater, detailing ongoing engagement and strategic movements as authorities monitor developments.
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Washngton
Soviet Troops Surrender after 10-Hour Clash at Khabarovsk
At Khabarovsk the fighting ended late Tuesday with Soviet troops surrendering. Japanese casualties reached 260 during the 10-hour clash while Russian losses totaled 408 dead 1500 taken prisoner and seven guns.
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Khabarovsk
Dancing Party At Harbert Home In Pleasant Mood
Le Roy Harbert hosted a charming dancing party at his parents home with punch and luncheon. The Mountain View club met at Mrs Phoeba France home with 16 members and seven visitors. time spent sewing and refreshments served. Next meeting planned at Mrs Ruth Gamble’s home on April 21.
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Mountain View Club
Phoeba France
Ruth Gamble
Episcopal Guild Officers Elected At Mrs Wheeling’s Home
Mrs J W Wheeling hosted the Episcopal guild meeting on Thursday afternoon. Officers elected were President Mrs E B Williams first vice president Mrs Thomas H Robertson second vice president Mrs Geo F Sprague secretary Mrs Chester C Clift and treasurer Mrs R C Cole.
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J. W. Wheeling
Episcopal Guild
E. B. Williams
Thomas H. Robertson
Geo. F. Sprague
Chester C. Clift
R. C. Cole
Seek Improvements in Mail Routes to South America
San Francisco trade groups seek revisions to Central American mail routes to use the west coast or the most direct east coast lines, aiming to speed Pacific coast mail to South America. The current system remains unchanged pending action.
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South America
San Francisco
Central America
Pacific Coast
West
Mail routing via parallel routes prompts reform talk
The piece notes a faster mail route hinges on naming the destination ship, else letters travel to New Orleans and possibly Panama before returning to Nicaragua. A San Francisco resident's Uruguay to Panama package via France illustrates delays from wartime postal agreements and withdrawn French Panama lines. Want ads promise quick results.
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New Orleans
Panama
Nicaragua
San Francisco
Montevideo
Uruguay
France
South America
Valparaiso
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