Helicopter Pilot Ticketed for Parking Near White House
Washington (UP) A helicopter pilot, Roland Roelofs, was ticketed for illegal parking after hovering within 200 feet of the White House for about 20 minutes while passenger Marden took photos. Civil Aeronautics Administration charged multiple violations, risking $1000 per offense and possible license suspension or revocation.
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Washington
White House
Roland Roelofs
Rotowing Air Services
White Force
Exec‘e
Marden
Capitol
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Robert E. Bell
Roelofs
Press bias favors athletes over other talents in news coverage
Theron Liddle argues newspapers overvalue sports publicity. Editors get no help for music or art features while athletes receive front row seats and ready access to players for photos, with coaches coordinating story and picture opportunities before and after events. Turn to Page Seven.
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POST
Pocatello High School
War Threat Is Stressed by Harold Lass en
Cleveland reporters quote Harold Lass en warning of real danger of a mad move toward war by Russia's leaders. He urges united action by the United States and other nations to deter aggression and protect territorial integrity and independence of states, citing UN veto weaknesses.
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Cleveland
Harold £Assen
Russia
United States
Secur
United Nations
Kremlin
Government halts prosecution of John L. Lewis over coal strike
The government forgives further punishment of John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers for their role in a recent bituminous strike. A postponement rests on miners returning to work while the anti strike injunction remains in effect. About 85 percent of the 400,000 miners had resumed work by the court date.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Justice Department
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Goldsborough
U. S
H. Graham Morrison
Court
Military Graveside Rites Held for Pocatello Editor
William C Hanson known as Bill Hanson, Pocatello newspaperman, dies early Wednesday. Military services by VFW at McHan Henders on chapel at 2 p.m. today with uniformed color guard and pallbearers. Burial at Mountainview cemetery. Relatives and post officers in attendance. firing squad and chaplain named.
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William C
Bill” Hanson
Pocatello
VFW Post
Hanson
McHan-Henderson
Ed Cunningham
Mountainview Cemetery
VFW Club
Murray Moore
Reed Brown
Tony Cuoio
E. E. Morgal
Paul Dudenake
Benny Cooper
J. Gordon Willes
Richard Carter
James Chivers
Thomas Smally
Ray Ramos
James Haney
Monte Royter
Kenneth Harten
John Putman
George Parker, Jr
Laverne Cardwell
Jews Sack Three Arab Villages in Tel Aviv Corridor
Jewish forces said to have sacked three Arab villages to protect the Tel Aviv highway and disrupt Arab supply lines. Arab leaders declared an air ban in central Palestine. Snipers killed three Jewish armored car crewmen south of Tel Aviv as a post office payroll theft occurred near Barclay's. Evacuation of Arabs from Haifa intensified amid sporadic fighting.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Ramallah
Barclay's
King David Hotel
Haifa
Senators urge universal draft and stronger wartime controls
The Senate war investigating committee urged immediate plans to draft everyone if another war occurs and called for laws to curb unfair profits. It urged careful mobilization based on World War II lessons and noted earlier plans were scrapped after World War I. Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg promoted a 70 group air armada and Congress was urged to act. Dr. James C. Sargent warned of massive civilian casualties in a future war, opposing drafting doctors to 45.
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Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Air Force
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Chicago
Russia
Congress
James C. Sargent
Milwaukee
American Medical Association
Portneuf River Runs High In Evening Skim
A quick survey of Portneuf River yesterday evening shows the river rising but contained within banks in West Pocatello. Swirling water erodes some fills and spills over near Carson Street by the Irving school, though no major damage yet. rural areas report small overflows but not alarming impact.
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Portneuf
West Pocatello
Carson Street
Irving School
Former Mayor Brown in Fair Condition at St Anthony
Charles A. Brown former Pocatello mayor and police judge was listed in fair condition late Friday at St. Anthony hospital where he is treated for a heart ailment His son Charles A Brown Jr has traveled from Portland Oregon to be with him Brown resides at 255 North Twelfth Ave
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Charles A. Brown
Pocatello
St. Anthony Hospital
Mr. Brown
Charles A. Brown, Jr
Portland
Ore
North Twelfth Ave
Detroit Police Detain Suspect in Reuther Case Hearing Continues
Detroit police won a court battle to detain a suspect linked to the attempt on President Walter P. Reuther of the CIO United Mine Workers. Circuit Judge Arthur Webster kept the habeas corpus hearing for Nelson Davis, a 52 year old UAW local official, open until 11 a.m. as prosecutors said further questioning was necessary for the investigation.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
CIO United Mine Workers
Arthur Webster
Nelson Davis
UAW
Reuther
Two-Month-Old Harriett Wahtomy Gets Teeth Pulled
Harriett Wahtomy of Ft. Hall aged two months had two teeth come in and later removed by Pocatello doctors. The infant, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wahtomy, was born with a tooth and a second soon appeared. Both teeth were extracted at St. Anthony's hospital with relief following the procedures.
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Harriett Wahtomy
Ft. Hall
Pocatello
Miss Wahtomy
Lawrence Wahtomy
Harriett
St. Anthony's Hospital
Jean Weiderman
St. Anthony's Mercy Hospital
Fifth District High School Music Festival Opens
Opening day of the Fifth District festival drew entrants from class C B and A schools. Solo and ensemble judges awarded first division ratings across vocal instrumental piano and choral categories with multiple Idaho towns represented. Today's schedule features band orchestra glee clubs and choir events culminating in the parade of bands.
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Davis Bitten
Blackfoot
McDowall
Idaho State College
Bitten
Aberdeen
Grace
Paris
Shelly
Malad
Preston
Montpelier
Pocatello
Scheo- Girl’s
Glee Club
Boy’s Glee Club
Betty Thompson
Demos Face Bitter Fight for Idaho Party Control
Idaho Democrats gather for the state delegate convention amid a clash between liberals and conservatives over leadership. The issue centers on Republican aligned vice presidential candidate Glen H. Taylor and whether to repudiate him, with conservatives seeking to regain party control and liberals insisting on backing President Truman. Todd J. Cavanagh trades blows with F M Bistline for national committeeman.
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Idaho Falls
Glen H. Taylor
U.S
Idaho
Lewiston
Taylor
Truman
Dan J. Cavanagh
Twin Falls
F. M. Bistline
Pocatello
Marshall Leaves For United States
Secretary of State George C. Marshall departed Bogota on Friday after telling the ninth Inter-American conference that urgent business required his return to Washington. He had headed the American delegation during the talks.
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Bogota
Colombia
George C. Marshall
United States
Washington
Blood and Brutality Clash at Cudahy Packing Gate
About 100 policemen broke up mass picketing at the Cudahy Packing Company and raided the United Packing House Workers hall in Kansas City Kansas. Forty five strikers were injured and three policemen were hurt as the clash followed a week of tension. The district court issued a temporary restraining order against illegal acts.
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Kansas City
Kan
Cudahy Packing Company
United Packing House Workers
CIO
Willard H. Benton
Cudahy
David Carson
Benton
Roddy McDowall Interview Tops Pocatello Postings
Roddy McDowall conducted a post interview at Hotel Bannock with Mrs Jack P Keller 439 North Ninth Ave and Dorothy Gagan of Los Angeles. Keller praises McDowalls charm and Idaho reaction to his campaign while noting Gagan's recovery from losing an arm as a high school senior. Fire department age limit corrected to 34. Stork brings six baby boys to local families at St Anthony Hospital. Postings jokes about wartime omen from a six son birth list.
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Bobby Soxers
Roddy McDowall
Bannock
Jack P. Keller
North Ninth Ave
McDowell
Roddy
St. Anthony Hospital
Gate City
Glen Languein
Wooley Apartments
Charles Anderson
South
Arthur Ave
Charles Davis
Route 2
Wayne Robinson
Rockland
Melvin Judkins
Jefferson Ave
Lawrence Sherburne
North Tenth Ave
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