Snowstorm traps 3,000 deer hunters in Idaho forest rescue
Idaho National Guardsmen and U S Forest Service used heavy trucks to free about 3,000 deer hunters stranded by an early season snowstorm in Minidoka National Forest. Eight inches fell, with no deaths and one serious frostbite case reported. Some missing in surrounding Idaho mountains. others evacuated as floods threatened Houston.
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Heavy Rain Cuts Power At Flagstaff
A rain and wind storm knocked out electricity in a section of Flagstaff, Arizona, with snow beginning to fall as temperatures dropped into the 30s. An emergency crew restored temporary lines after flooding of two main underground circuits, but the north and portions of the city remained without power at noon.
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Arizona
United States Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Weather Bureau
State Rivals Clash Tonight At Tempe
Arizona State Colleges clash as Tempe Sun Devils host Flagstaff Lumberjacks at Goodwin Stadium kickoff 8 p m. Coaches and stars Vince Cisterna and Emil Ladyko lead a high tempo game with a likely aerial and running duel. Ed Doherty adjusts after a 34 13 loss as tickets surge toward a capacity crowd.
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Dick Lee Gazette
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Truman Gets Interior Bill Signed Awaited
The Interior Department appropriation bill totaling 584.098 million dollars awaits President Truman's signature. The measure includes 354.0145 million for reclamation projects and was approved by the Senate by voice vote after House approval. The funds cover the current fiscal year starting July 1.
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Interior Department
Truman
Senate
House
Noted Figures Comment On National Issues And Sports
Washington mediation chief Cyrus S Ching warns the national coal strike must be settled quickly as the nation faces growing crisis. George Meany criticizes Labor leaders views, while Admiral Radford praises the B 36 and Burt Shotton explains why the Dodgers lost to the Yankees 4 3 yesterday.
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International News Service
Washington
Cyruss
Ching
Federal Mediation
High Tax and Insurance Hold Back Arizona Industry
Governor Dan Garvey and Arizona legislative leaders met at the Flying E Ranch near Wickenburg to discuss reducing school taxes freight and power rates to attract and retain industry. Oregon Governor Douglas McKay joined and shared Oregon tax details while a friendly session yielded better relations between state leaders.
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Wickenburg
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Oregon
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Here
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Salem
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Oregon State Aviation Commission
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Senate
Sam Head
Yavapai County
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House of Representatives
Jack Cummard
Mesa
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Reynolds Great Relief Save Seals 6 4 Yanks Win
News briefs list football results with ARMY over Michigan 14 0 Yale over Columbia 12 7 Cornell over Harvard 20 7 Dartmouth over Holy Cross 19 0 Maryland over Mich State 7 0 Duke over Navy 14 7 Penn over Princeton 14 6 West Virginia over Pittsburgh 7 0 Boston University over Colgate 20 0 Brown over Rhode Island 39 0 Penn State over Boston College 19 7 Minnesota over Northwestern 14 0 North Carolina and South Carolina tied 7 7 Illinois 7 Iowa 7 Notre Dame 28 Purdue 0 in halves.
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Mother Kills Sons in Kalamazoo Tragedy
In Kalamazoo Michigan an Army veteran’s wife killed her two young sons, John aged six and Larry six months, slashing their throats with a celery knife. Police say she cited they were always crying as the motive. Howard Freeman, 28, reported stopping by and finding his wife with the knife after calling from downtown. The older child was found in the bedroom, the infant in the bathtub. The couple had been married eight years and moved into a newly rented home the previous night.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Howard Freeman
Freeman
John
Larry
Freemans
Senate rejects delay on Displaced Persons Bill rise
Two survivors of mass killer Howard B. Unruh express regret that the 28 year old veteran will be sent to an institution for the criminally insane. They say he should have faced the electric chair.
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Howard B. Unruh
Will Wbe
Markets At A Glance Steady Mixed Prices Across Sectors
Markets at a glance show steady to higher moves in small cap stocks and bonds inching upward with minor changes. Cotton and corn trend near terms while wheat and cattle hold near prior levels. Trade volume remains light and mostly steady across sections.
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New York
Naval Chief Says Pentagon Cuts Endanger Security
Secretary of the Navy Matthews warned in a House hearing that Pentagon spending cuts would impair U S security. He joined calls against broader reductions as Sen Vinson charged defense leaders with bias against the Navy air arm amid plans to cut Navy and Marine aviation by about half, jeopardizing fleet air power.
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House Armed Services Committee
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Johnson
Carl Vinson
Georgia
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Wilfred McNeil
Forecaster Truman Ils At It Again
President Truman visited Charlottesville for a social weekend and predicted ideal weather for a hike. He joked about weather forecasting with Stanley Woodward, department protocol chief, while displaying weather maps and offering a lesson in reading them. Mrs. Truman was in New York for the World Series.
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Truman
Stanley Woodward
State Department
Virginia Hills
Woodward Estate
White House
Three Sailors Die In Tanker Blaze Near Tutuila
Three Navy men were killed when the 2020-ton tanker Chehalis burst into flames outside the Tutuila Naval Station. Navy personnel and civilian firefighters fought the blaze as crews rushed to the scene. The cause of the explosion was not known and the ship, which had carried gasoline and fuel oil, was feared a total loss.
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American Samoa
Tutuila Naval Station
Court Orders Coursey Tried For Robbery
Oliver Wayne Coursey, 31, ex convict with two jail escapes, will stand trial for robbery and kidnapping on Oct. 31 in Maricopa County Superior Court. The sanity hearing led Judge Walter J. Thalheimer to rule Coursey able to assist in his defense. He is accused of kidnapping and robbing J. G. Campbell at Ryan Evans Drug Store on Oct. 24, taking $875.
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Oliver Wayne Coursey
Maricopa County Superior Court
Walter J. Thalheimer
Coursey
William B. McGrath
Charles W. Salt, Jr
W. L. Hash
J. G. Campbell
Ryan Evans
Third Avenue
Roosevelt Street
Campbell
Arizona
Kansas
Wire Kills Six Women in Brazil Yard Tragedy
In Sao Paulo six women were electrocuted after an iron rod struck a live high tension wire during a flood. Mrs Isoldina Martine borrowed the rod to clear a drain, touched the live line and died. Three daughters, a sister, and a neighbor who loaned the rod also perished. an unidentified passerby warned others away.
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Brazil
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