Verdict on Truman Sees Senate Limit Troop Policy
The 1951 New York Herald Tribune piece notes the Senate passed a resolution limiting presidential authority on sending troops to Europe, urging future approval from Congress. It contrasts with Britain’s parliamentary practice and discusses past Truman foreign policy, Yalta, and the need for legislative input in foreign relations.
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Senate
Mark Sullivan
Europe
Congress
Mr. Truman
Futhrer
Britain
House of Commons
Russia
Ena
Yalta
Roosevelt
Stalin
China
Chaté
New York Herald Tribune. Inc
Idaho Gold Rush Draws Thousands to Boise Basin
The Boise basin's 1862 gold discovery sparked a rush with about 40 000 prospectors flocking to Ban nock City Idaho City. The story notes early mining methods from sluicing to dredging on two creeks and ongoing gold production into modern times.
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Boise Basin
Bannock City
Idaho City
Idaho River Monsters Highlighted in New Rocky Mountain Empire
A Denver edited volume titled Rocky Mountain Empire features a chapter on Idaho's River Monsters or Snake River sturgeons. Editor Elvon L. Howe of the Denver Post notes twelve men in a week could not land one fish and mentions legal hurdles after landing a sturgeon.
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Rocky Mountain Empire
Elvon L. Howe
Denver
Idaho
Snake River
Howe
Denver Post
University of Idaho aids 11000 in clothing construction help
In 1950 the University of Idaho extension service assisted eleven thousand Idaho women with clothing construction problems providing guidance and practical help through its programs.
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Idaho
University of Idaho Extension Service
ARCO Class Schedules Aid Grade School Band Growth
ARCO Class schedules arrange five day week for band instruction. High school band uses all school instruments, encouraging townspeople and parents to provide for graders. Mildred Haberly notes a well planned garden as good health insurance. Idaho gardeners told to select seeds suited to local conditions.
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ARCO
Mildred Haberly
Extension Service
Idaho
Home Demonstration Week Highlighted by UI Extension
The week beginning April 29 is designated as Home Demonstration week. Home economics workers from the University of Idaho extension service will present programs for the occasion.
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University of Idaho Extension Service
Offense in Korea and China Debate Splits Allies
A U.N. Korea offensive looms and debate on a wider war with China grows. Rayburn warns public agitation aids China and Russia while MacArthur and Chiang Kai-shek push for a broader Asian war, risking Western alliance splits and strategic air-power challenges.
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MacArthur
Chiang Kaichek
Rep
Martin
Asia
Rayburn
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Secretary of Defense
China
U. N
Korea
Western Europe
Middle East
North
Attica
Chaing Kai-shek
Far East
Soviet Union
North Korea
United States
Peiping
Shanghai
Crop and feed values rise in Ida ho harvest report
The report notes feed costs impacting dairy cattle deaths annually. Ida ho harvested hay totaling 2,424,000 tons valued at 49,600,000 dollars. The wheat crop reached 37 million bushels valued at 68,350,000 dollars.
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Idaho
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