Marshall Plan Turns Milestone in Europe Recovery
A year after Congress passed the foreign assistance act, the Marshall plan shows measurable economic gains across Europe. France and other nations report higher factory output, steel production above 1937 levels, and power generation up 65 percent from prewar years, with 80 percent of funding in grants.
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United Press
Paris
U. S
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Europe
Wall Street
Scandinavia
Mediterranean
France
Marshall Plan
Germany
George C. Marshall
Western
Farm price support urged as only part of aid plan
A group of prominent Americans warned that government aid based solely on farm price supports could fail to ensure farmer prosperity. The Eight point plan calls for consumer subsidies, industrial growth, flexible production, and broader economic measures including trade and conservation.
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Washington
National Planning Association
Beardsley Ruml
Frank Altschul
General American Investors Co
Joseph W. Fichter
Ohio State Grange
CIO
James B. Carey
Post's Award Won by Bey
Laren Bee son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bee won The Pocatello Post circulation contest earning a bicycle for leading in subscriptions. He also ranks high in a contest for a free Hollywood trip. Georgetown's Junior Prom set for April 16 at the Georgetown gym. Diane Hoff underwent a major operation in Montpelier hospital. A nine pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Worth Eborn in Montpelier hospital.
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Special Tone Post
Montpelier
Laren Bee
Arthur Bee
Pocatello Post
Laren
Hollywood
Diane Hoff
Reed Hoff
Montpelier Hospital
Mrs
Worth Eborn
Paris
Aid for Red Areas Flayed Debate on China Aid Looms
Senate debate on the foreign aid bill intensifies as Sen. Knowland proposes a full dress debate and an amendment to restrict $54 million of China aid to non Communist areas. Sen. Brewster may seek an amendment barring U S aid to the Netherlands over Indonesia operations. Debate enters its ninth day with final passage expected by Tuesday.
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Washington
William F. Knowland
Calif
China
Senate
Owen Brewster
U. S
Netherlands
Indonesia
Tom Connally
Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Jewel Heist Probed in Reno Multimillionaire Widow Case
Detectives hunted clues in the theft of 417000 dollars in jewelry from Eugenia Clair Smith widow of William E. Smith of Reno Nevada. The load included a 150000 pearl pendant set, 100000 bracelet, 90000 necklace and 75000 necklace. A fur collection and silver pieces worth 36000 were left behind. A 4000 cash sum in a kimono was missed.
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Hollywood
Eugenia Clair Smith
Reno
Nev
William E. Smith
Washington
Long Named Mississippi Mother Sets Challenge
Booneville Mississippi reported Mrs. W P Prather announced a Mother’s Day offer to any Mississippi mother with a name as long as hers. She named her full name as Se phronie Sephronie Levonie Ob Elia Emulia Eunicy Arrecy Ann Clementine Lominick Prather.
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Booneville
Miss
W. P. Prather
Mississippi
Sephronie
Levonie
Obelia
Emulia Eunicy Arrecy
Ann Clementine Lominick Prather
Tito Foes Must Use Force to Oust Him, Yugoslav Rally Says
In Belgrade, Moshe Pijade told about 40,000 supporters that only force can topple Marshal Tito. He denounced Cominform enemies as liars and warned a people's state would be conquered by rifle, as crowds chanted Tito party amid a city parade through Belgrade.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Cominform
Tito
Moshe Pijade
Battle of Words
Comminform
Loyalty File View Stuffed
A Senate subcommittee abandoned efforts to obtain the loyalty files of Michael W. Straus and Richard Boke, reclamation figures. The move was conveyed by a letter to Senate Appropriations Committee chairmen, with no immediate plan to restore the two to payroll. Both have been unpaid since January due to a rider requiring qualified engineers for their posts amid U.S. Senate scrutiny led by Senator Downey.
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Washington
LLP
Senate
Reclamation
Michael W. Straus
Richard Boke
California
Subcor
Joseph C. O'Nahoney
Wyo
Kenneth McKellar
Tenn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Straus and
Boke
Straus
Sheridan B. Downey
Calif
Interior Department
Ard Reclamation Bureau
Old CCC Buildings Moved to Idaho Cities for Offices
Three more structures from the Downey CCC camp were transferred by the soil conservation service to Montpelier Grace and Portneuf districts. Buildings will house Bear Lake Portneuf offices and a warehouse with district officers named for Montpelier Grace Downey.
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Downey
Bear Lake District
William J. Hunter
Montpelier
Silas J. Wright
Bennington
Rodney Ream
Dingle
Peter Nielsen
Leo Passey
Ovid
Portneuf
Fred M. Cooper
Grace
Lyndon Green
McCammon
Cochairman
Elmo Gray
E. R. Buhler
Tyhee
Luther Wilson
Lund
Welch
CCC
LCS
Downey Fair Grounds
Scelba Warns Communists of Crushing Response in Italy
Rome minister of the interior Mario Scelba warned the Communists they will be crushed if they attempt a revolution. Speaking in Siena during defense of Italy joining the Atlantic pact, he said the western alliance can halt Russia’s actions for peace. He spoke after a cabinet commission was set to draft a law to block industrial sabotage by slow-down strikes reducing production by 35 percent since year start.
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Rome
Italy
Mario Scelba
Siena
Russia
Scelba
Celebrities Headed to Los Angeles on Morning Flights
Miss June Liart and Mrs. Dan Dailey were set to fly from Pocatello to Los Angeles on the 11:30 Western Airlines service. WAL officials said Miss Lockhart and Mrs. Dailey would arrive in the mani field by private plane from Sun Valley later today.
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Hollywood
June Liart
Dan Dailey
Magpie Derby Opens For Blackfoot Youth Participants
The Annual Magpie Derby sponsored by the Bingham County Sportsmen's Association began over the weekend in Blackfoot. Morrell announced prizes for winners up to age 18, with a 10 cent bounty per head paid at receiving stations. Prizes include rifles and cash, funded by the association and state, with bounty paid only for heads collected.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County Sportsmen's Association
Ade Morrell
Mogrell
Morrell
Paschke’s Sporting Goods and Hardware
Merrell
Super
Hardis Cornelison
Pingree
Rockford Mere
Rockford
Sterling Howe
Texaco
Firth
Owen Hardware
Shelley
Burley PTA Banquet Honors High School Boys and Dads
Burley Idaho group hosted a banquet in the new high school lunchroom with Coach Turner as toastmaster and Principal Zollinger welcoming. Boys introduced fathers. talks by S Robert Bjorkman and Rev Don S Smith, plus performances by local students and a novelty dance.
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Burley
Declo
Don I. Smith
Burley Methodist
S. Robert Bjorkman
Cassia County
Arvil Voyce
PTA
C. W. Zolling
Turner
Wallace Bailey
Clarice Brown
Janet Simplot
Marjorie Maggart
C. V. Vosburg
Otis Fries
DeWayne Anderson
Rex Jacobs
A. L. Turner
Golden wedding anniversary celebration in Malad
Malad hosts an open house today from 2 to 7 p m for Mr and Mrs Hugh Weohae marking their Golden wedding anniversary. The couple, both born in Malad, were married April 4 1899 and raised five children Lynn P Jones San ta Monica Calif Margaret Fullmer Baldwin Park Calif Jos P Jones Buhl Mrs Annis Fowles Caldwell and Mrs Vera Vaughan Malad. They have ten grandchildren.
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Malad
Hugh Weohae
Jones
William H. Jones
Joseph Palmer
Oneida County
Idaho
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Ward Relief Society
Lynn P. Jones
Santa Monica
Calif
Margaret Fullmer
Baldwin Park
Jos. P. Jones
Buhl
Annis Fowles
Caldwell
Vera Vaughan
Dress Up Summer Cottons With Gold String Accessories
The article urges simple cottonwear highlighting accessories as the focal point. It suggests hand crocheted string gloves using gold yarn to elevate a cotton outfit and shift attention from the clothing to the accessories.
Red Cross Fund Drives Show Strong Bannock County Support
Bannock county Red Cross reports its annual drive is ahead of pace with $12,532.12 raised toward a $15,000 quota. House to house efforts add $1,280.67, plus $269 from employee groups. Districts 15 14 9 10 37 46 49 36 34 list coordinators and volunteers. Robin and Arimo contributions noted.
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Bannock County
The
American Red Cross
A. R. Ebel
Lewis Dunn
Red Cross Office
District 15
Melton Hogge
Charles Nelson
Louise Wilson
Ethel Taylor
M.N. Lutzker
LaVaugn Hasket
J. E. Driscoll
Bob Watson
Lois McCarthy
Ellen M. Jensen
Lois McDaniels
May Anderson
William Beasley
Allene Knighton
George Smith
A. R. Woolley
Mark L. Jorgenson
W. J. Bartz
Lyon Healey
James Myers
Harold Christensen
C. R. Galwa
Ed Troescher
Earl Adkins
Emil Zweigart
A. Courtney
J. H. Jackson
Milton England
E. E. Brandt
Anna Man Cooper
Lester J. Werry
Max Petty
George Allen
Ruth Kibler
Employe Group
Billmeyers
Hudson's
Court House
Modern Shoe
Banmock
R & G Jewelers
Watson's
Utah Oil
Petersen Furniture
Pocatello Hardware
First Security Bank
Beneficial Protective Association
Intermountain Equipment
Pocatello Transit
Shaw Auto
Idaho Glass and Paint
Pocatello Cold Storage
Cream Top Dairy
Idaho Typewriter
Montgomery Ward
Robin
Phoebe Marley
Cora L. Fackerell
Arimo
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Pocatello
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Bey
Georgetown
Orpheum Theatres
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CHIEF
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van Johnson
Jane Powell
Julie Misbehaves
Greer Garson
Orpheum Theatre
Flying Tigers
Fighting Seabees
Rex Harrison
Linda Darnell
Rudy Vallee
Fox Theatres
Derinda Schurtz
Washington, D. C
Jefferson Memorial
Defense
Louis A. Johnson
Judy Queen
Billings
Mont
Jimmy Bowns
Labor
Ksel
Keyy
Rhondeau
World Communist Front
Pijade
Duke Mihailov Square
Popular Front
Danube
Bel
R. H. Dills
Highway 91
Chubbuck Road
Burley Pta
Ralph Daniels
Cora Johnston
Idaho Falls
Leslie Thurston
Robert Severe
Thomas Crouch
Elton Hatch
Frank Hayden
Odd Fellows Lodge
Bur
Ley Hall
Rupert
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Theta Rho
First Christian Church
James O. Bradford
Kimberly
Bradford
SICE
Albion
James Roper
George Klink
Roy Ehlers
ROO Ae
Red Cross
Hear Rampton Barlow
Kelly
Rampton Barlow
Greater Pocatello
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