Minidoka Groups Plan Atomic Site Access Routes
A special Minidoka County meeting at the Chamber of Commerce discussed road plans to the atomic site with Charlés Kittaker as chair. John A. Keith presented maps of routes from Minidoka past Sparks, via cemetery road, or a longer Kimama Carey path, and urged broad local cooperation and Washington contact.
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State Court Weighs Liquor License Power in Idaho
The Idaho Supreme Court debated whether city and county ordinances are state law and whether counties may refuse beer licenses. Bar th sought mandamus to issue a license for a cafe on the Nampa to Murphy road. Canyon County refused citing policing concerns.arguments centered on whether counties can grant or withhold licenses at their discretion and how prior convictions affect license eligibility.
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Divorce Rates Drop in Russia Under Stricter 1944 Laws
Moscow reports that Russia's divorce rate has fallen since stricter 1944 divorce regulations were enacted. Socialist Law, ministry of justice organ, criticizes judges who allow casual cohabitation as grounds for divorce. The wartime separation of families is described as temporary and not to break the family.
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Headless Rooster Still Alive Says Vet After Accident
Lazarus the headless rooster survives after a butcher cut away part of his brain. Dr Alan Ross notes remaining brain tissue controls vital systems and crowing continues. Mrs Martha Green offers a faith explanation while recounting the market mishap.
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Labor Urged To Send CARE Packages for Europe
Washington AP The American Federation of Labor urged its around eight million members to donate CARE packages to needy Europeans to help contribute to the security and welfare of the world.
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Freight Car Loadings Forecast Dip in 1949 Quarter
Washington (UP) freight car loadings for the April May June quarter are expected to fall about three percent from a year earlier. The Association of American Railroads cited 8,175,240 car loadings for 32 commodities in 1949 versus 8,426,389 in the same period in 1948 based on 13 shippers advisory boards.
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Malad Plans Chapel Work in Pleasant View Ward
Bishop John J. Roderick says the LDS general office approved a 32000 addition to the Malad chapel. The 36 by 90 foot project will sit in front and include a recreation hall stage kitchen dressing rooms with showers foyer and bishop's office with modern heating lighting and plumbing. Ward members have raised much of the cost and donated labor will be used. Wendell Camp and Leo Brown are other bishops in the ward.
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Costa Rica Revolt Ends Thirty-Hour Battle in San Jose
In a night long air and ground assault, Costa Rica crushed the uprising in central San Jose. Casualties exceed twenty dead and about one hundred wounded with rebels including defense minister Edgar Cardona and Maj Fernando Figuls jailed. The U S embassy near Bella Vista sustained damage and Ambassador Nathaniel Davis remained at his post.
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Longest Homing Pigeon Flight Records
World Book Encyclopedia notes a pigeon journey from Arras France to China covering over 7000 miles, cited as the longest flight on record.
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Perjury Conviction Hit Former CIO Official Harold Christoffel
Harold Christoffel, a former CIO official, was convicted of perjury for lying to a House committee in March 1947 about his Communist affiliations. He received a two to six year sentence and has remained free on bond during appeals.
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Rush hits Alaska as job seekers flood Anchorage
In Anchorage the territorial employment service counted 1 252 new job seekers since last Monday. Officials expect heavy influx from the states this summer with 357 jobs filled last month and housing strained as arrivals camp in cabins and trucks.
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