Show Hi The TAILS UNKNOWN Blind Worker Plane Accident in Japan 87 Dies at Provo Home H to f pedal la Th Tribun OGDEN— Word of the v - death Cfsi Deaa E Single ton SO an aircraft accident in Ogden to Japan was received in Ogden Tu rday from the military per 1 tornel office C?pt Singleton died id Japan Sunday Details of the accident have not yet been received here by members of the family In BOBN AFIIL 25 182 Ogden "son of Clarence L and Lena S : Read Singleton'1 he ram ried Beverly Bowden In Ilourton Texas Sept 4 1949 member of the H was Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints He had attended Burch Creek Elementary fchaol and was graduated from ef - i ’ j" Weber also Fi$MwL-!- at ’tended Weber College and the University of Utah During World War II he was a pharmacist’s mate In the US M Navy fob five years He had served as flight instructor at Rrytn Air Force Base in Texas art had been In the Air Force since 1943 He went overseas last 'March' 'First he 'was stationed in Korea and later was i i sent to Okinawa ’"I: - j fee had been a squadron leader with the C7th Fighter- Bomber Squadron on Old- —'-- mtVa His parents live Ogden Ave Ogden' r at Surviving are his widow pan ents a daughter and three sons: Christine David Richard and Michael Singleton Ogden his parents Ogden and the follow ing brothers and sisters Clair and Lynn Singleton Los An geles Dale Singleton Salt Lake City Kent Charles and June Singleton Ogden worker In behalf ©f the blind died Tuesday at 5 a m in his residence 345 E 4th North He was a brother of the late James E Talmage member of the Council of Twelve Apostles Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 87 long-tim- e Fatal for Utah Driver the Tribun ELY NEV — The son of a Salt Lake City man was fatally injured Tuesday morning at the ste Special to Th Trlbun NEV WELLS Firemen Tuesday were unable to determine cause of explosions in a downtown filling station which caused thousands of dollars damage and littered downtown Wells with broken glass Monday at 10:50 pm - The series of four explosions broken glass was estimated at blew the roof oft and collapsed $10000 by Wells Fire Chief Charles Burr n the walls of the Hinds Several units of a motel In Lakfe Ave and Highthe rear of the station were way 40 moWindows in stores bars damaged by flames from the estabstation business tels and other lishments were shattered over a Witnesses said the explosions area Damage from were accompanied by flashes of Shell-Statio- two-bloc- k at light Many residents earthquake conscious 10:15 ?r pjn of this area thought a quake had occurred BillWidmer Wells narrowly missed serious injury He drove into the station minutes before the explosion to have his car battery charged Seeing the station was closed he drove off Ammtlmg ENDS iKtfW Witll Ml alarm tiv Mdhat tmhht EID-WETTI- IkMlicatly MT-TA- U aal m a DKVtAIS O tmffir AT SITTl SwrkM 75 iHm fimclimwl katfc 7S DKUO STORES MM IVIYWHEM We cut the? price not the quality ! He was for years editor of the Messenger to the Sightless a braille magailne He : also translated considerable other material into braille and published it to benefit the blind Born Oct 15 1867 in Hunger-for- d Berks England son of James J and Susan Preatter Talmage he came to the United States with his parents the next year settling in Provo He lost his sight through an accident in which he was struck in the face with a sboveL Veteran Pit at Kimberly when he was driving plunged over an embankment George Couchis 28 Lane fcity son of Pete Couchis Salt Lake City died In an Ely hospital Tuesday at 4:30 am of Injuries V WHILE ATTENDING t h e suffered in the mishap two School for the Blind in Ogden he met and later married Sarah hours earlier Whalen Dec 21 1905 in the He 'was a truck driver em- Salt Lake LDS Temple Later ployed by Isbell Construction he taught there Co at Kimberly Mr Talmage printed the book Mormon in braille under the of 22 was Couchis Dec Mr born direction of LDS Church lead1928 in Parowan Utah- ers: the truck - niS FATHER Pete Couchis Surviving: a - sister-in-lalives in Salt Lake City and his Mrs Kettle Talmage Spring-vin- e mother Mrs C L Willener and a number ef nieces resides in Ely and nephews -- 3751 The station Is owned by the Shell Oil Co and is leased by L F: Hinds the company’s distributor in this area Mr Hinds closed the station AREA GLASS TINKLES OVER Blinded himself at the age of six he devoted his life to service of the sightless Nevada Crash Special to Special to Th Trlbun PROVO — Albert M Talmage Salt Lake Tribune Wednesday January IS iS55 w Pioneer of ’79 ’Senators Assail Smylie Idaho Dies at 96 For License Plate Request BATH MAT SETS Special lo Th Trlbun IDAHO— William M RIGBY ByDale Nelson Fcole 98 Jefferson County's ( Associated Press Writer at oldest pioneer died Monday the home of a son in Blackfoot BOISE — Gov Robert E of causes incident to ige Smylie was accused in the SenMR FOOLE was born Jan 17 ate Tuesday of “thumbing his ' 3151 In Ogden' Utah a son of nose at law enforcement” while John and Janett Blade! Poole the House received the first He married Lillias Clark Oct piece of Smy lie’s program to 21 1534 in the Logan Utah come before the Idaho LegisTemple Church of Jesus Christ lature The House also coming into of Latter-daSaints with the Senate for widow conflict Surviving besides his are eight sons and daughters: the first time in the session deMrs Isaac (Nettie) Scott and leted funds for chairs from a Guy Poole Annis Mrs James Senate bill appropriating for Improvements to the leg(A it) Browning Idaho Falls Lewis W Poole Denver Colo islative chambers It defeated Mrs Lew (Ella) Adamson Ririe an amendment to take out funds MrsiJ C (Mabel) Sorensen It received four bills includllsmor Ross Poole Blackfoot ing one which would increase an I Mrs Allan (Lillie) Call maximun unemployment com" Rigby pensation payments from $25 to ADVIKTISIMENT$30 as recommended by the governor however would provide for sessions every year limited to 60 years days in and 45 days in even years sesSmylie suggested sions every two years Senate Minority Leader O J Buxton brought up the protest against Smylie’s request that Issuance of tickets to drivers with 1954 license plates be put off until Jan 20 Sen Thomas Heath defended the governor ask ing “What’s wrong with glv ing a fellow ah extra pay day to get his plates?" 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