Dewey Fires First Shot In His Presidential Drive
Governor Thomas E. Dewey opened his presidential bid in Albany promising a young vigorous forward looking administration and a full partnership for youth in government. He attacked Democrats and the Wallace third party over what he calls corrupted progressivism and pledged a Republican victory in November. He outlined strategy meetings with GOP leaders and said the campaign would begin soon, not in Philadelphia, with plans including speeches on high living costs and inflation.
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Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
White House
Young Republican National Federation
Dewey
Wallace
Wallace Third
Pawling
N. Y
GOP
Hugh Scott, Jr
Pawhing
Earl Warren
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Truman
Philadelphia
Girl Recovers Stolen Bicycle in Blackfoot
Kaye Lindquist, daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Lindquist, had reported her bike stolen on August 5. Police chief F S Kunz said the bike was found nearly submerged in a canal and identified by its serial number. They also hold another unclaimed blue and white zebra striped Victory model bike from early spring.
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Blackfoot
Kaye Lindquist
E. A. Lindquist
S. Shilling
Kaye
F. S. Kunz
Kunz
Legion Fights Hoodlums At Iowa Convention
Iowa Legionnaires clashed with a group described as outsiders in Des Moines during a state convention. Police riot squads broke up street fights near a leading hotel. one Legionnaire was hospitalized with head injuries and released.
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Desmoines
Iowa
American Legionnaires
Légion
al Faber
Legion
Faber
Stewart Lund
Webster City
Post
Lund
Robert Peterson
Missouri Valley
Sea Going Pair On Jeep Journey
The Navy reported sighting a sea going New York couple headed for the Azores aboard an amphibious jeep. F. B. and Eleanor Carlin said they were enjoying the trip and declined Navy assistance. They were first spotted by Atlantic fleet destroyers Monday after departing New York Saturday and reaching a point off Atlantic City.
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Washington
Navy
New York
Azores
F. B
Eleanor Carlin
Atlantic Fleet
Atlantic City
Records Of Court Fine Bonds In 40 And 50 MPH Violations
W T Burns of Ninth Ave and Wyeth St faces listed bond for business. W J Conger remodels at 919 North Arthur. Roy Fillmore remodels at 1741 North Main. Max Polinsky motel at 1300 North Main with 35000 bond. Several drivers from Salt Lake City Rexburg Idaho Falls and St Anthony faced fines and bonds for speeding 35 40 or 50 mph in 25 mph zones. Names include Franklin Nelson Keith Hirschi Harry Cogakes Winford Carlyle Gary Delong P M Pratt Elwood Bakman Norris Neilson H L Baxter Don Earls John Marlow Earl Howell with bonds ranging 5 to 35000 and fines up to 5.
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W. T. Burns
Ninth Ave
Wyeth St
W. J. Conger
North Arthur Ave
Roy Fillmore
North Main St
Max Polinsky
Franklin Nelson
Salt Lake City
Keith Hirschi
Harry E. Cogakes
Gary Delong
Idaho Falls
P. M. Pratt
D. A. Rasmussen
Elwood Vernon Bakman
Rexburg
Norris Neilson
St. Anthony
H. L. Baxter
Rigby
Don Earls
John Marlow
Blackfoot
Earl Howell
Clifton
Court Order Granted In Red Kidnap Case
Soviet Consul General Lomakin was served with a writ of habeas corpus directing him to produce Oksana Kosenkina a chemistry teacher at the defunct Soviet school in court at 10 30 a m tomorrow The writ issued by Supreme Court Justice Samuel Dickstein was obtained by Christopher Emmet head of Common Cause Inc The group says the teacher is being held against her will and seeks to let her tell her story at the hearing
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New York
Jacob M
Lomakin
Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina
REDS
Christopher Emmet
Board
Common Cause, Inc
All Free Peoples
Wilbur Forrest
New York Herald Tribune
Malcolm Muir
Newsweek
Dorothy Thompson
Hodding G. Carter
Mississippi
Edward J. Meeman
Memphis Press-Scimitar
New Jersey
Charles Edison
George Fielding Elliot
Roger I. Gannon
Fordham University
Louis Fischer
Ruth Bryan Rohde
Denmark
Common Cause
Rosen
Local court records and police reports list fines and cases
Corwin Ward pleaded guilty for running a red light and was fined 7.50 dollars. Dean Bateman pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle without a license and was fined 2.50 dollars, suspended upon license purchase. A blue 1946 Buick four door sedan was reported stolen from Earl Miller early Wednesday. Idaho plate 4B 301. Dorothy M Betty Wednesday was granted a divorce from Kenneth Betty for cruelty with no children or property settlement. Floyd Lambeth divorce action dismissed on plaintiff's motion. First degree burglary charges filed against C L Satterfield and Samuel Fertig by Sheriff Alma Marley. Satterfield allegedly tried to enter a Preston liquor store. Robbery of a Grace drug store reported.
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Corwin Ward
Dean Bateman
Blackfoot
Earl Miller
Idaho
Dorothy M. Betty
Kenneth Betty
Isaac McDougall
Fifth District Court
Floyd Lambeth
Bertha Lambeth
Charles Hyde
Justice of the Peace
C. L. Satterfield
Samuel Fertig
Alma Marley
Preston
Satterfield
Grace
Vet Graduates From Air School
LaVarr Bagley son of Mr and Mrs George C Bagley 1221 North Garfield has graduated as an aircraft engine mechanic at North Island naval air station San Diego He is an army veteran who studied in Montpelier and now works at the naval ordnance plant El Cahoon California
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Naval Ordnance Plant
el Cahoon
Calif
LaVarr Bagley
George C. Bagley
North Garfield
Bagley
North Island Naval Air Station
San Diego
Montpelier
Obituary and honor notes from Malad and Boise
Obituary notices detail Pfc Larsen Boyd Jones of Malad with graveside rites at Malad cemetery and final military honors by the Ernest W. Jones Post American Legion. Jones died June 22 1945 on Luzon after a rifle discharge while cleaning. Also noted are funeral plans for Zachariah P Armstrong and a Boise appointment of Dr Morton E Brownell Jr to the Veterans Hospital medical staff.
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Larsen B. Jones
Larsen Boyd Jones
Malad
Ernest W. Jones
American Legion
Boyd
Frederick R. Jones
Luzon
Pacific
Mr. Jones
LDS Church
Pfc
Elden J. Jones
North Carolina
Paltas Watters
San Diego
California
Boise
Ida
Morton E. Brownell, Jr
Veterans Hospital
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Farmer Cooperation On Price Plan Urged
A V McCormack Idaho PMA chairman says effectiveness of the 1948 49 price support hinges on farmer cooperation. Loans and purchase agreements cover wheat corn oats barley rye and grain sorghums with CCC ready to buy up to the agreed quantity at the support price. For the coming year the total crop is projected at 6 444 million bushels with about 600 million bushels of corn storage needed.
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A. V. McCormack
Idaho
the Production and Marketing Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Couple Are Honored In Malad Ward Testimonial
Sunday the Malad Third Ward held a testimonial for Mr and Mrs Karl G Maeser who are leaving Malad after 13 years with Maeser serving as school superintendent. They head to St Anthony where the State Board of Education assigns Mr Maeser to the State Industrial School. Musical selections featured a girls triple trio and a quartet with J Lusk singing solo. Remarks were by James B Jones Lawrence R Budge and Mr Maeser.
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Karl G. Maeser
Malad
Maeser
St. Anthony
State Board of Education
State Industrial School
Genevieve Stayner
Florence Ipsen
Lorraine Corbridge
Lois Tovey
Lucille Corbridge
Maydell Ward
Fern Tovey
Maralice Tovey
Kay Tovey
Lucille Crowther
Mary Beth Hambly
Jennie B. Jones
Valene Crowther
JoAnn Lusk
James B. Jones
Lawrence R. Budge
Mr. Maeser
Hail Storm Wrecks South Idaho Crops
Reports from Bingham County agent M B Weston show extensive crop losses from a two mile hail swath south of Blackfoot to Idaho Falls. Tomatoes ruined, grain and bean losses high, potatoes and hay damaged with some salvage possible. Farmers eye limited grain recovery via combines while livestock may feed on shattered fields.
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M B. Weston
Bingham
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Shelley
Jameston
Bingham County
Agent Weston
Ival Wartcow
Auto Union to Expand Cooperatives in Food Stores
Detroit The CIO United Auto Workers announced plans to enlarge its cooperative markets as a cost control measure. Spokesman Lewis Carliner said seven co‑op stores already average 100000 to 125000 dollars weekly and will grow once meat counters are added, with customers saving seven to 15 percent on groceries.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ion
Jit
Lewis Carliner
UAW
Malad News Of Interest Highlights Local Visits
Malad social brief lists visitors and travelers from surrounding towns and states. Angussed Stocking and son from Los Angeles spent time with George A. Stocking at a Soda Springs ranch and Malad home. Boise couple Vaughan Evans vacationing with Erma Evans. Karl G. Maeser from St. Anthony joined Malad over the weekend.
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Malad
Angus Stocking
Los Angeles
George A. Stocking
Soda Springs
Vaughan Evans
Boise
Erma Evans
Evans
Karl G. Maeser
St. Anthony
Idaho Blaine county a quiet primary election day
Bellevue Idaho. Yale precinct election officials opened for business as Idaho held its primary. Voters did not show up and widespread farm accidents rose during harvest. Authorities urged safe operation of harvesting machinery and urged maintenance beforehand.
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Bellevue
Ida
Yale
Blaine County
Idaho
Farmers Adapt After Severe Local Hailstorm Destroys Crops
Farmers report heavy hail damage with stones as large as fists, noting hail insurance coverage was limited. One farmer remarked that while storms are common, stones this size were unusual and caused widespread crop losses across the area.
One Man Picket Demands Dewey Befit Lincoln
A lone demonstrator, Sigmund Pollack of Dutchess County, New York, picketed the White House on Wednesday against Governor Thomas E. Dewey. He marched with a sign asking if this man Dewey is fit to sit where Lincoln sat.
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Washington
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
White House
Sigmund Pollack
Dutchess County
N. Y
Dewey
Lincoln
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