Millionaire pen maker flees China with air expedition crew
Milton Reynolds and three crew members escaped Shanghai after passport seizure and armed police pursuit. American escorts and Chinese planes shadowed the four engined C-87 during a flight to Tokyo, where they landed at Haneda eight thirty four p.m. Tokyo time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Milton Reynolds
Haneda Airfield
Reynolds
Shanghai
Edward Leer
Westbury
L.L
Lunghwa Field
William P.odom
Carroll
Tex” Salee
China
Nanking
Academia Sinica
Odom
United States
Deent
China Air Force
Air Force
United States Air Force
Japan
Haneda
Douglas MacArthur
Calcutta
India
Missing liquor inventory tied to 1947 raids in Twin Falls
Twin Falls county prosecutor Everett Sweeley reports 42 liquor bottles are missing from seized stock. An entire case of blended whiskey and a case of scotch are unaccounted for, with most missing from the Turf Club raid in February 1947 and some from Canyon Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Daho
Everett Sweeley
Broda Rayburn
Sweeley
R. W. Millsap
Turf Club
Canyon Lodge
Rayburn
Idaho
Belgians Arrive To Discuss Anti Red Pact Support
Prince Regent Charles and Prime Minister Spaak of Belgium arrived in Washington to confer with U.S. officials on American backing for Western Europe's anti communist pact. The visit, invited by President Truman, runs ten days with meetings set with Lovett and Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
U. S
Western Europe
Paul de Groote
Sabena
Alan Kirk
State Department
National
Baron Silvercruys
Truman
White House
Spaak
de Groote
Robert A. Lovett
Malad School Concert Delights Local Students
The sixty piece Utah Agricultural College symphony orchestra directed by Professor N W Christianson performed six notable numbers for Malad high and junior high students on Friday. A woodwind sextet led by Wilford Gardner and Bern ard Rich joined to play two pieces, with Professor George Palitz and Mrs. Christiansen contributing cello solos and Maughan McMurdie offering two piano solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Agricultural College
N. W. Christianson
Idaho
Wilford Gardner
Bernard Rich
Clyde, Maughan
RoMae Crossgrove
Pauline Murdock
John Hughes
George Palitz
Mrs. Christiansen
Maughan McMurdie
Indian Takes To Warpath Weasel Wildcat in Porters and Waiters row
Indian named Weasel the Wildcat caused trouble at the Porters and Waiters club. Police officer G A Lonchar warned him for raising havoc and he pulled a knife, attempting to cut the officer. Reinforcements arrived and Weasel was subdued and booked for assault at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redman
Weasel Wildcat
Weasel
G. A. Lonchar
Mr. Wildcat
Lonchar
Weasel the
Wildcat
Walace Says Truman Admin Defers to Communists
Henry A. Wallace told 3,000 supporters at a Progressive party convention in Massachusetts that the Truman administration has ceded world leadership to Communists. He announced the Independent Progressive party of Massachusetts and nominated Wallace for president with Sen. Glen Taylor as vice president.
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Boston
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party of
Massachusetts
United States
Independent Progressive Party of
Wallace
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Gregory Peck Breaks Leg In Cowboy Riding Accident
Actor Gregory Peck broke his left leg when his horse fell on him during western film practice at a riding ring in Van Nuys. He was taken to Cedars of Lebanon hospital and will wear a cast about five weeks, delaying production of Yellow Sky.
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Hollywood
Gregory Peck
Ralph McCutcheon
van Nuys
Peck
Mount Ais
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
20Th Century-Fox
Wisconsin Primary Signals Momentum for MacArthur
Wisconsin voters head to the polls as Gen. Douglas MacArthur holds a favored son status with strong delegate hopes. Dewey and Stassen push campaigns, while MacArthur supporters predict all 27 convention delegates for the general. Philip La Follette and Fred R. Zimmerman vie as top MacArthur delegates amid party-wide jockeying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consin
Thomas E. Dewey
Harold E. Stassen
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Wisconsin
Dewey
Albany
Stassen
Lansing Hoyt
MacArthur For President
Bernard Gettleman
Gettelman
Wendell, Willkie
Philip la Follette
Fred R. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
LaFollette
Progressive Party
North Side extension wells show promising pump test
The first test run on the North Side extension pumping project by the Bureau of Reclamation produced 2000 gallons per hour from one of three wells after 72 hours of pumping. Officials say three second feet per well could irrigate, and successful results may lead to reclaiming 25 000 acres.
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Rupert
North Side
Here
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Seeds arrive in U.S. from China for ancient metasequoia
Scientists welcome seed shipments of metasequoia from China marking a revival for the ancient tree once believed extinct. The discovery prompts renewed interest from botanists and conservationists in growing the living fossil in American habitats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
China
Chiang Kai-Shek withdraws from Chinese presidency bid
Chiang Kai-Shek told the Kuomintang central executive committee he will not seek the presidency to unify China amid civil war. He implied he may target the premiership, saying he will support constitutional government and serve as a soldier for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Kuomintang
Nationalist
Chiang
Executive Committee
National Assembly
Kuomintang Committee
Utah Band Tour Concerts Listed At Three Idaho Areas
The Brigham Young University concert band led by Dr. John R. Halliday will give a concert at Preston High School on April 13 at 10 am and another at Idaho Falls High School on April 13 at 8 pm. Five student soloists join the 70 piece band touring Utah Idaho and Wyoming towns including Frank Magliocco Donna Peterson Walter Richardson Beryl Jenson and Rene Sheranian. Earl Jardine son of Mr and Mrs L H Jardine serves as student president of the university bands combined concert and varsity bands. Other southeastern Idaho students in the band include Nola Maughan Carol Crowther and Jack Bowman.
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Brigham Young University
Preston High School
Idaho Falls High School
John R. Halliday
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Frank Magliocco
Helper
Donna Peterson
Brigham City
Walter Richardson
Beryl Jenson
Provo
Rene Sheranian
Beverly Hills
Calif
Earl D. Jardine
L. H. Jardine
Idaho Falls
Southeastern Idaho
Nola Maughan
Preston
Carol Crowther
Malad
Jack Bowman
Shelley
Man Suffers Knife Wound at Porters and Waiters Club
Salvador Alfonso Salazar, 23, of Longmont, Colorado, was treated at St. Anthony hospital and released Sunday after a knife wound received at 11:30 p.m. Saturday at the Porters and Waiters club. Salazar, a Union Pacific railroad extra gang worker, was slashed about the left ear and head by an unidentified Black assailant. The piece ends with a botanical oddity noting metallic feather pigments in a toucan's plumage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvador Alfonso Salazar
Long Mont
Colo
St. Anthony Hospital
Porters and Waiters Club
Salazar
Union Pacific Railroad
Taylor urged to resign as Idaho senator by Nez Perce Democrats
Nez Perce county Democratic central committee urged Sen. Glen Taylor to resign his Idaho Senate seat. The resolution says Taylor deserted the party to join a new hybrid group and attacked Democratic principles. Committee endorses Truman’s renomination and reelection.
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Lewiston
Ida
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Nez Perce County
Democratic Central Committee
Taylor
Truman
Roosevelt
No material fully confines magnetism
A statement notes that no known material can completely confine magnetism, suggesting limits in current magnetic containment or isolation methods and implying ongoing research into magnetic field control. The comment emphasizes theoretical and practical challenges in achieving complete confinement.
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Castle Gate
Pocatello Lumber CO
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Pocatello, Idaho
NEA Telephoto
Frank Hashmall
Franklin County
Communist Party
Columbus
USAC
Red ‘Aid
Brennan & Cahoon
Pole Line Road
Ginger Anel
Hayward
Sion
Orilla
Kai-Shek
Tropics
Callus
Gothenanete
Joe E. Brown
Sylvia
Sydney
Sit
Elmer
Ace
Vince and
Bon Villa Club
Don's Tower Inn
Hiway
Slot Machine Headquarters
Heart OF
Jack's Club
Clyde Gaines
Jack Scheet
Topper Club
Pocatello
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