Juvenile Delinquency in Pocatello Declines Amid Recreation Rise
Bannock County prosecutors urge Sheriff Alma Marley to check for illegal chain owned slot machines after a Pocatello POST report hints at unlawful practices in Idaho. Henry McQuade says no direct evidence in Bannock yet requests an investigation.
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Bannock
Henry McQuade
Alma Marley
McQuade
Pocatello Post
Idaho Falls
Alma
Pocatello
Idaho
Bannock County
Banpe County
of Idaho
Hougen
Probate Judge Praises Bannock Teens Record In Pocatello
Probate Judge Willard Lund praised Bannock county youth for low delinquency levels amid civic group led recreation in Pocatello. He cited few cases since October 1947, noting only a few incidents of mischief and one school window breakage by a group of boys.
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Bannock County
Pocatello
Willard Lund
Lund
Whittier
Bannock
St. Anthony
Blackfoot
Dance Ends City Program at Deleta Ballroom
A city recreation finale invites Pocatellans to Friday night square dancing at the Deleta ballroom at 9 p m. Wayne Booth, director, promises instruction for beginners and a good time for all as the summer program winds down. The Deleta management donated the hall.
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Pocatellans
Deleta Ballroom
Wayne Booth
The
Deleta
Longshoremen Demand Government Exit From Coast Maritime Saga
CIO International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union urged the government to quit the Pacific Coast maritime dispute and allow the parties to seek a settlement without outside interference. The call came at a San Francisco meeting on Thursday night.
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SAN Francisco
CIO International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
Pacific Coast
Mae West Refutes Plagiarism Claim In Court
In Los Angeles Mae West defends herself against a $100000 plagiarism suit over Catherine Was Great. She balks at recalling Catherine the Greats lovers and says she wrote her own dialogue with limited use of any source material. Jury to hear more testimony Friday.
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Los Angeles
Mae West
Catherine the Great
Catherine
Edwin K. O’brien
Michael Kane
Henry T. Moore
Moore
Miss West
Samuel R. Blake
Russia
Catherine Was
War dead repatriation cost discussed by Idaho funeral leaders
Major Tharalson told about 336 war dead sent home through the Ogden office, costing about 60,000 dollars in this region. At 17,000 dollars per funeral, the taxpayer burden is outlined. About 15 funeral directors attended. officers named include Jack Henderson Nile Mathew and Orland C Buck.
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Tharalson
Idaho
Ogden
Jack Henderson
Association
Henderson
Nile Mathew
Montpelier
Orland C. Buck
Idaho Falls
Maude Booth Dies at 82 in New York
Maud Ballington Booth aged 82 died in New York on Thursday. She and her husband Ballington Booth founded the Volunteers of America more than 40 years ago and she later became president after his 1940 death. She served as honorary vice president of the American Prison Association and was known as The Little Mother of the Prison World.
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New York
Maud Ballington Booth
Ballington Booth
The
Volunteers of America
Roosevelt Jr and veterans leaders denounce GI loan rate hike
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. and officials of the American Veterans Committee condemn a Veterans Administration plan to raise the interior rate on GI home loans. The move prompts renewed opposition from veterans groups and calls for study of potential impacts on veterans housing.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
American Veterans Committee
Veterans Administration
Meat Markets Slash Prices to Clear Glut in East
East markets cut meat prices on Thursday to move backlogs as heat and weak demand slowed consumption. Pittsburgh shops cut steaks to 69 cents, lamb chops 65, sliced bacon 55, and hamburger to 39 cents, while some stores kept prices steady. Washington hints at a government price support program possibly exceeding 2 billion dollars, with analysts debating its impact on inflation and hog prices.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Wallace Sees Rail Men for Him in Idaho Speech
Sen Glen Taylor told a Nampa audience that 90 percent of railroad workers would vote for Henry Wallace in the fall. He noted many railroad workers attended, adding his brother is a railroad engineer and his estimate is conservative.
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Nampa
Ida
Glen Taylor
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Wallace
Silver Days Begin In Pocatello Dollar Day Event
In Pocatello forty merchants join the first annual Dollar Days festival offering eight hundred dollars worth of merchandise orders to shoppers over Friday and Saturday. Silver dollar tokens redeemable for one dollar will be handed out on the streets starting Friday around noon by Chamber of Commerce members. Shoppers urged to use silver dollars to boost the event.
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Pocatello
Gate City
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatellans
Cards Lose Free Hitter To Electrics
The Pocatello Cardinals fell 14-11 to the Great Falls Electrics. Bob White earned the win despite early trouble, with double plays and strong fielding aiding him. The Cards collected 15 hits off Vic Scott and White, while the Electrics used three pitchers for 17 hits.
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Pocatello Cardinals
Great Falls
Nat LeBlanc
Bob White
The
Electrics
Vic Scott
White
Mor Genthau Meets Pope Pius XII At Castel Gandolfo
Henry Morgentau Jr former U S secretary of the treasury was received in private audience by Pope Pius XII at the Castel Gandolfo papal summer residence. He was accompanied by Edward Corsi and Corsi's son from New York.
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Rome
Italy
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
U. S
Idaho Beavers Offered Film Contract With Canadian Pacific
Idaho fish and game director T. B. Murray received a telegram from Nat Holt Productions offering surplus Idaho beavers for the movie Canadian Pacific starring Randolph Scott Nancy Olson and Jane Wyatt. The state would assist photographers but cannot ship the beavers to California.
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Boise
Idaho
T. B. Murray
Randolph Scott
Nancy Olson
Jane Wyatt
Banff
U.S
Forester Matthews
McCall
Wire Collect
Nat Holt
Nat Holt Productions, Inc
Hollywood
Cal
Scott
Olson
Miss Wyatt
Holt
Murray
California
Berlin City Hall Seized by Communist Demonstration
Ten thousand rioting communists stormed Berlin city hall demanding a unified administration under communist control. Non‑communists in the Western sector vowed to resist, while U.S. Gen. Clay affirmed that communists cannot seize the Berlin government.
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Berlin
Ernst Reuter
Clay
Frankfurt
U. S
Lucius D. Clay
Tagesspiegel
Constitutional Assembly
Germany
Karl Littke
Ferdinand Friedensburg
Christian Democrats
Liberal Democrats
Paul Markgraf
Markgraf
Josef Stalin
London
U.S
Lewis Douglas
William Strang
Rene Massigli
Stalin
Kremlin
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Roger B. Hougen
D. Jennings Company
Chicago
Jennings Prospector
Prospector
Jennings
Maude Booth
United Press
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Morgenthau
Pope
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