Bert Phillips Idaho Pioneer Dies at 86 in Emmett
Bert Phillips 86, Idaho pioneer and noted sportsman and expert shot, died Saturday night at his Emmett home. He founded the Phillips Hotel in Gooding in 1910 and ran it until four years ago. Survived by widow Mary Ann, two sons William L and Ross C of Pocatello, daughter Annie Nester of Gooding, three granddaughters and three grandsons. Funeral Monday at 2 PM in Emmett.
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Bert Phillips
Idaho
Emmett
Pocatello Railroad
Hisotel
Phillips
Gooding
Arkansas
Camas Prairie
Sarah Severe
Mary Ann Worden
Phillips Hotel
Mary Ann Phillips
William L
Ross C
Pocatello
Annie Nester
George
Robert
Glenn
French Contestant Alex Jany Suffering Broken Heart
London reports 19 year old Alex Jany France’s top swimmer could not train as he recovered from a broken heart. Teammates said he failed to place in the 100 meter backstroke and Georges Vallerey remarked that Jany’s morale is broken.
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London
Alex Jany
Jany
France
Georges Vallerey
Merklin Funeral Services Slated
Funeral services for Blodwin Jane Seibert Merklin are set for 2 p m today at Hall mortuary chapel with Rev A E Beasley of the First Methodist Church officiating. Interment will be in Mountain View cemetery. Friends may visit at 1042 North Buchanan until 10 30 a m and then at the mortuary before the service.
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Blodwin Jane Seibert Merklin
A. E. Beasley
First Methodist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
North Buchanan
Fort Hall carriers race tight in photo finish chase
With less than a week left six carriers strive for first prize a seven day trip paid by Brit ish Columbia and the Pacific Northwest. Other awards include bicycles watches a camera pogo sticks and cash prizes for all entrants down to fiftieth. Top six carriers listed by name and town.
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British Columbia
Pacific Northwest
Leo Anderson
Pocatello
Earl Smith
McCammon
Reed Pugmire
Montpelier
Bob Mower
Stanley Braugham
Fort Hall
Richard Kingborn
POST
Stan Bragham
Stan
Floyd Davis
Ellis Layne
Hope Looms For Peace In Labor Rows On Coast
Government labor experts push for a settlement this week in the east coast maritime dispute to avert a nationwide shipping strike next month. A breakthrough on hiring halls and pattern for other CIO unions could follow, with new talks planned in New York amid a wave of industrial actions including auto plant sitters and Alabama miners.
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Walington
New York
National Mariime Union
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
HITS
Robert N. Denham
The
Labor Board
Michigan
Alabama
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Resort City Fights Polio in North Carolina
Asheville residents stayed home as the municipal health commission banned public gatherings to combat polio. The order, effective at 1 a.m., exempted church services after Bishop Waters allowed Catholics to skip mass while urging voluntary worship abstention. The polio total for the state reached 1 095 as the resort area's economy suffered.
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Asheville
N. C
North Carolina
Municipal Health Commission
Raleigh
Richard
Waters
Typhoon Warning For Tokyo Area Near Honshu Coast
The U S Army weather center issued a warning for Tokyo and surrounding areas to brace for a typhoon packing 60 mph winds. The storm is projected to hit the Honshu coast about 20 miles southeast of the sea, around 3 p m Tokyo time.
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Tokyo
U. S. Army Weather Central
Honshu
The
Changes In Ranks Of Union Labor Leaders
Washington reports say President Harvey W. Brown of the Machinists Union may retire next year while John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers seeks renomination. William Green of the AFL could step down at Cincinnati in November with Meany as likely successor. Hutcheson and Tobin may also yield posts. CIO President Philip Murray expected to seek another term amid anti-Communist battles.
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Washington
Harvey W. Brown
International Association of Machinists
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Brown
Lewis
Green
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
William Hutcheson
The
Carpenters
Daniel J. Tobin
Teamsters
AFL
George Meany
Hutcheson
Tobin
Dave Beck
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fightstaft
Organized Labor
Machinists’ Nonpartisan Political League
Anthracite Tri - District News
Thomas Kennedy
John Owens
Hitler Aide Flees Camp From Frankfurt Escape
Otto Skorzeny, Hitler's feared former triggerman and famed escape artist, fled an internment camp three days ago. German and Austrian agents hunt him and his missing wife through dives and beer halls, as authorities withhold his letter explaining the escape.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Otto Skorzeny
Adolf Hitler
Skorzeny
Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Europe
Tucker Car Draws Large Crowd Here
A Chicago built Tucker automobile drew 40 to 50 spectators in Pocatello on north Main Street and at Noble and Conrad motor company. The four door sedan remained in the dealer’s showroom for four hours with a full house by six. The car features a 166 horsepower six cylinder engine, Cyclops eye headlights, front end trunk, aircraft type dashboard and unique ventilation.
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Pocatello
Gate City
Noble and Conrad Motor Company
North Main
Pocatellans
North Main Street
Tucker
Hogan and Oliver Tie for Western Open Lead
Ben Hogan and Ed Oliver finish 72 holes tied at 281 to force an 18 hole playoff at Brookfield Country Club in Buffalo. Bobby Locke earns third with 283 while Toney Penna and Jimmy Demaret tie for fourth at 285 as wind sun and pace shape the final rounds.
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Buffalo
N Y
Ben Hogan
Porky) Oliver
Hogan
Oliver
Hershey
Brookfield Country Club
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Cal
Sky-High Meat Prices May Rise Further Amid Short Supplies
A Chicago dispatch notes dwindling livestock at major midwest markets could push meat prices higher. Hog prices hit record highs as receipts remained tight. cattle supplies are light and retailers expect slight retail increases by week’s end.
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Chicago
Midwest
Pioneer Olive Brown dies at 82 in McCammon Utah Idaho
Olive Jane Butterfield Brown 82 longtime Idaho and Utah pioneer died at her McCammon home after a long illness. Funeral services set for Tuesday at McCammon High School with Bishop Verl Hall in charge. Interment in Murray Utah cemetery. Survivors include two sons three daughters two sisters one brother and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Olive Jane Butterfield Brown
Idaho
Utah
McCammon
McCammon High School
Bishop Verl Hall
Murray, Utah
Hall Mortuary
Pocatello
Taylorsville
Jacob Butterfield
Edmund Brown
South Cottonwood
Brown
LDS Church
McCammon Ward
Sonona
Calif
Rhoda Boggess
Lydia Cole
Union
Andrew Butterfield
Salt Lake City
Largest Air Ship Missing With 52 Aboard
Air France reported its six engined flying boat, the largest commercial aircraft, is missing on a Martinique to French West Africa flight with 52 aboard. distress signal logged over the Atlantic. search by French navy, a second plane, and an Air France Constellation underway from Dakar and Paris.
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Paris
France
Air France
Martinique
French West Africa
Atlantic
Azores
United States
Maryland
Colombia
South America
Fort de France
French West Indies
Port Etienne
Dakar
Greek Rebels Attack Train Wounds Soldiers In Athens Area
Guerrillas mined a Serres Salonika line train Sunday killing one soldier and wounding two. A court martial sentenced one of ten youths accused of organizing a guerrilla band to death. another to life, four to three years, and four were acquitted.
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Athens
Greece
Serres
Salonika
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Nancy
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Harry
Harry Woolman
Hell
Woolman’s
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Doyle L. Curtis
Bannock County
Tucker Car
Housewives Rebel
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R. D. Vaughn
Indianapolis
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Thor Corporation
National Association of Retail Meat Dealers
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M-G-M
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Weve
Sete
Idaho Falls
Elmer
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Vince and
Gate City Gaits
Bon Villa Club
Don's Tower Inn
Hiway
Jack's Club
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