Show r 16 A The Salt Traffic ’59 Rail Car Fall Violence Claims Six in Idaho AtTooele control and' crashed Into an- Samuel (Sam) Moore 79 died other A third man waa seri- Saturday morning in a ously Injured Hospital of injuries sufThe dead were Identified as In a car accident Thursfered Frank L Coulon 21 Melville La and Jerry W Smith 19 day night on US Highway whose home address was not 191 near Rigby i three other lives— Immediately —known — Virgil —The Totafuumber-tofTda- ho 20 Grand traffic victims this yearonleads TWO AIRMEN" were killed Salchemberger Colo was hospital- the 1958 total of 33 Junction the In a traffic crash west of Kel- ized in critical condition same date by 14 The year when logg Saturday night the bloodiest on their automobile spun out of A REXBURG sheepherder just ended wasstate record in the Special to Tb Wjwm Mrs to f t-- Mrs youth Rob- CARL KRISTINE 70 Idaho Falls sheepherder died Saturday In a fire that damaged hia camp wagon Bonneville County Sheriff’s officers said It Is believed the Tire resulted from an explosion of coal stove in his camp wagon parked in ‘the yard of the Vernon Martin ’place 3 Vi miles southeast of Idaho Falls Special io Tha Trlbuna T06ELE4A Tooele smelter worker M (Clyde Bryan 44 was killed about 8:30 am Saturday when be was run over byarrelectriijyard motor at the Tooele smelter of International Smelting and Refining COMPANY officials said Mr Bryan a switchman on a yard tramming motor’ apparently fell from an ore car and was crushed under the wheels of Mrs Green Moyes i Legion Auxiliary Sets Day For Annual Easter Event The victim was bom Dec 3 in Tooele a son of Harry and Millie Vorwaller Bryan A R R I E D Mildred HE Louise Van Buskirk Aug 31 1938 in Salt Lake City They later were He divorced mar- ried Virginia Zobell Penrod May 21 1952 in Provo An employe of IS&R for" 22 years Mr Bryan was a member of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter GUSTY WINDS was blamed Workers as the major factor In the He was also a member of - - Special to The Tribuna and Mrs James Kallas Ogden death of Martin Brown about the Fraternal Order of Eagles OGDEN — Members of Utah department auxiliary 45 Caldwell who drowned in and the Tooele Sixth Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latterl Post 9 Amer- president the Payette River near Em- -day Saints will ican Legion Auxiliary mett’ meet Saturday at the HE IS SURVIVED - s —Mr Brown's body was recovLegion Hall ”2408 Adams ered nearly two hours after widow of Tooele daughter Ave for their annual Easter he toppled off a construction Mrs Beverly Jean Bilanzich tea reports Mrs Minnie Moyes catwalk into the stream He Murray son Clyde A Tooele general chairman was working on a new bridge two stepsons Douglas Penrod below the Black Canyon Dam Tooele and James Penrod Special to Tho Tribune PROCEEDS of "th tea Will OGDEN-Mr Tourist from about Bix miles north of Em- Hollywood Calif four grandbe used to help defray exchildren his mother Tooele will be welcomed mett penses of the auxiliary child and two sisters Mrs E LaVar welfare program said Mrs to Ogden with -- courtesy park(Mildred) Tate and Mrs Lester Bryan auxiliary pres- ing tickets for overtime parkLDS Leonard A (Joyce) West Roy ident and Mrs Clyde T Green ing when he comes to Ogden Receives Special to Tht Tribun in the future publicity chairman-- A KAYSVILLE— Vem Butcher luncheon Is planned in City Manager Walton R L connection with the tea and Taylor and Police "Chief MfTT Fruit Heights Is the””new Schooff got their heads to- chairman of the finance comgifts will be presented and decided to be nice mittee of the SAIL JUNI IS gether Fifth ' SPECIAL guests Invited to the “stranger within our Ward Church KaysvUle of Christ Jesus Mrs George X) Gyde GRAND TOUR Saints according of Latter-dawife of Utah’s governor Mrs gates” Clinto Wato S WILL a ticket GET HE for Mrs Zollinger Bishop Raymond Wright VIS Fax Claws ames lton R L Taylor Ogden Mrs overtime parking telling him Committee members are — DA — Swlli 1)tk InG LaVlrl lit and Ren Howard Riverton nation- he has violated the city's park- Duckworth Stewart al auxiliary committeewoman ing ordinances t Baker-Merril- ’ - 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career" with special emphasis on courses that are prerequisite to college - 'training y ' Special to The Tribune PROVO— A grant of $164280 has been awarded to Brigham Young University by the j National Science Foundation for a summer Institute for high school science ’ w f- v ' ' - if ijzaci::3 Institute Y Books Science H V - A a students V U-- 'A - COMMITTEE chairmen are Joe Henrichsen finance Lu cinda Reeves secretary as slsted by Lapriel Le Baron William Wannacott Miss LibRalph erty Belle contest Smelter Injured fatally i out-of-stat- e -- Ed Morgan official program Louis Bandley tickets 0 JESSE W EVANS traffic i and safety Sharp Gillespie" street '“decorations — Charles Miller balloon sales Joseph M Boel photography Allen 4 Davis electrical work and Rand Stephens square dance 1-- 5 Co 1914 P Lloyd patriotic meeting N L Christensen publicity Ladle bazaar Lincoln Card children’s parade Marjorie Peterson children's activities Wflls Cloward food concessions Dell Ashworth mammoth parade Martin Miller panorama stadium show assisted by Verl THE VARIOUS chairmen re- G Dixon Fontella Meservy ceived instructions at a meet- show director Kenneth B ing with Mr Sorensen and Harris fiiworks Dr Wesley presidents of five sponsoring Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints stakes: Victor J Bird Utah stake d Marlon Hinckley West Utah Aura C Hatch Provo: Sherman T Hill East Provo and Ben E Lewis East Sharon r T - 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