New Storm Heading To Northwest
A new disturbance located 1506 miles west in the southern Alaska Gulf threatens the Pacific Northwest with its third storm in a week. Moving eastward, winds 60 to 70 mph expected as the system nears the northwest coastline Wednesday afternoon.
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United Press
Alaska Gulf
Pacific Northwest
Weather Bureau
Northwest
British Columbia
Cascades
Seattle
Oregon
Washington
Tatoosh
Cape Blanco
Puget Sound
Washington State
Boston Bar
B. C
Icy Highways Yield Few Casualties In Idaho
Fatal accidents on the highways were absent Tuesday night as sheriff s deputies describe county crews using sand to stay ahead of snow. Minor crashes occurred on Portneuf curve and slippery McCammon roads with one injury to Martin Batero of Idaho Falls and a gash to his son Paul. In the city five minor intersection crashes were reported around 5 p.m.
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Portneuf
McCammon
Martin Batero
Idaho Falls
Ery Hansen
Batero
Paul
Officials ponder pheasant band mystery in Idaho
Fish and Game officials in Boise received three pheasant leg bands from a Rupert hunter. Two bands matched birds released from a state hatchery, one in 1947 and another three years earlier, while the third band carried no number and bore the inscription I Love on, prompting speculation that birds may be wearing charm identifiers.
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Boise
Fish and Game Department
Rupert Hunter
Fish and Game
Malad Leader Heads Idaho Farmers at State Convention
Malad Leader John F. Fredrickson was elected president of the Idaho Farm Bureau as the 9th annual convention in Pocatello concluded. About 500 members returned home after a two day program featuring resolutions, a banquet, and talks by state and national officials.
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Idaho State Farm Bureau
Bureau
Pocatello
John Webb
Cyril Lau
Soda Springs
J. F. Fredrickson
Malad
F. B. Martin
Caldwell
Idaho
John F. Fredrickson
Associated Womens’ Organization
Albert Paulsen
Wilder
Harold Clark
Idaho Falls
Frank J. Gilbert
Preston
Harry Steele
Grace
Russell Cushman
Indiana Farm Bureau
Mrs. Cushman
George Wilson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureaus
America
James H. Schoonover
H. E. Slusher
Missouri Farm Bureau
First Degree Murder Charge Filed in Pocatello Killing
A first degree murder complaint was filed against Domingo Lopez Rangel for the death of Carlos Peru whose mutilated body was found near the Portneuf River north of Pocatello. Rangel is jailed without bond after arraignment, with Tony Montana as a material witness. The weapon was a beet knife, found five days earlier.
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Domingo Lopez Rangel
Carlos “Bluebeard
Peru
Pocatello
Rangel
Guy Nelson
Sheriff's Office
Tony Montana
Charles W. Hyde
Portneuf River
FBI
Washington
Walker Named To Housing Post In Pocatello
Thomas E. Walker, catering manager of the Bannock hotel, has been named resident manager of the Pocatello Heights new housing district. The appointment was made by the J. R. Simplot company, owner of the housing unit. Walker has served as catering manager for the past year and will begin his new duties in December.
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Thomas E. Walker
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello Heights
J. R. Simplot Company
Walker
Reappointment for National Postmasters Executive Member
Jack Trimming has been reap pointed to the national executive committee of the National Association of Postmasters. He will continue overseeing the Idaho Montana Nevada and Wyoming district. The reappointment was announced by B C Jackson president of the association.
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Jack Trimming
National Association of Postmasters
Trimming
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Wyoming
B. C. Jackson
Doctors Find Easy Way Out
In San Francisco a five year old girl Janice Potts nearly choked on half a thermometer after biting the glass and inhaling fragments. Doctors initially considered surgery but one doctor improvised by turning the child upside down and instructing a cough, dislodging the foreign object and avoiding operation.
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San Francisco
Janice Potts
Janice
Government Economy Approved by Hoover Commission Plan
President Truman endorses part of the Hoover commission plan to reduce 70 agencies to 16 major formations including an administration services group. Hoover cites potential annual savings up to 3 billion dollars with more cabinet departments and six administrative agencies. He stresses nonpolitical findings and notes health and welfare could form a new cabinet department.
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Washington
Truman
Hoover Commission
Hoover
Commission
White House
Administration Services
Veterans Administration
Farm Bureau Passes 28 Resolutions at Idaho Convention
Idaho State Farm Bureau resolutions committee approved 28 measures during the ninth annual convention in Bannock hotel. Key actions include calfhood vaccination funding expansion to 20 000, gas and petroleum regulation stance, Palisades Dam support, irrigation and flood control aid, potato price subsidies, and a push for restricting juvenile comics. Governors Robins endorses slot machine crackdown.
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Idaho State Farm Bureau Resolutions Committee
Bureau
Bannock Hotel
Resolutions Committee
Jack Gibbs
Grace
Idaho
Farm Bureau
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Palisades Dam
Gibbs
Pocatello-American Falls
National Congress
Truman Urges Labor Reform and National Teamwork
President Truman urged state and national teamwork to meet world commitments and push for sound labor laws. He backed Tobin’s call for repealing anti-labor statutes in 34 states and said the administration seeks national repeal of Taft Hartley. Rep. Hartley warned the election is not a mandate to repeal.
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W.ington
Truman
Duesday
United States
Maurice J. Tobin
Tobin
Fred A. Hartley
N.J
Auto Crash Verdict Awards Damages in District Court
Damages totaling 301.50 were awarded to Mark C. Cronenberger and American Auto Insurance Co. from Eugene D. Bridges and Jack Armstrong. The auto accident occurred about a year ago. Jury foreman Leslie J. Burrup announced the verdict at 8 15 pm. Judge Isaac McDougall presided. Attorneys for Bridges and Armstrong were Pete McDermott and Milton Zener, with A. L. Merrill representing Cronenberger.
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Mark C. Cronenberger
American Auto Insurance Co
Eugene D. Bridges
Jack Armstrong
Leslie J. Burrup
Isaac McDougall
Relief Survey Goes To China And Korea
Recovery Administrator Paul G. Hoffman will travel via Britain to war torn China and Korea between December 4 and 20. Accompanied by Samuel D. Richards, he departs New York by Pan American Airways and will meet in London with Thomas K. Finletter, head of ECA’s mission to the United Kingdom.
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Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
China
Korea
Britain
ECA
Samuel D. Richards
New York
Pan American Airways
London
Thomas K. Finletter
United Kingdom
Jewish and Arab Commanders Sign Jerusalem Peace Pact
Jewish Lt Col Moshe Dayan and Arab Lt Col Abdullah Bey El Tel met under UN supervision in Government House to end hostilities in Jerusalem. After talks that began Sunday, they ordered troops to cease sniping and the city became quiet. Col R T Carlson said both sides agreed to stop fighting at 8 a m local time.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
United Nations
Government House
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Abdullah Bey El-Tel
Transjordan
Arab Legion
Col
R. T. Carlson
Slick Roads Warn Drivers Across Routes
Greyhound bus drivers reported slick roads in all directions Tuesday night after a local storm, with snow extending from Salt Lake City to Boise. The northbound Ashton and Idaho Falls route saw the slickest conditions, and a heavy fall was noted west of Twin Falls on the Boise route.
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Greyhound
Salt Lake City
Boise
Ashton
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Weather Outlook Says Cloudy With Flurries Midweek
Forecaster predicts Wednesday mostly cloudy with occasional flurries and little temperature change. Thursday also remains steady with low temperatures around 15 to 25 and no major warmth or cooling expected.
Russia warns veto endangers United Nations
Andrei Vishinsky of the Soviet Union told the UN special political committee that eliminating the big power veto would end the United Nations. He argued the veto, used 28 times by Russia, was essential and tied to the charter, threatening withdrawal if limited. The debate centers on a proposed reform to reserve veto power for matters of peace and force.
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Paris
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Russia
United Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vishinsky
World Organization
United States
Britain
China
France
Special Committee
Little Assembly
Security Council
Defendants Face Arraignments On Multiple Criminal Charges
Two arraignments were held before District Judge L. E. Glenn on Tuesday. Frank Phillips pleaded not guilty to grand larceny and asked for an attorney. Del phino Nebarro, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, said he had counsel but his plea awaits the presence of his attorney. Prosecutor Henry McQuade noted the delay. Phillips allegedly stole property of J. C. Justice around Sept 29. Nebarro reportedly used a gun against Gilbert Medina on Oct 2. William Dreyer faced forgery charges in a complaint filed with County Clerk Anna Keefe. Dreyer is a parolee on the same charge.
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L. E. Glenn
Frank Phillips
Delphino Nebarro
Henry McQuade
Phillips
J. C. Justice
Nebarro
Gilbert Medina
William Dreyer
Anna Keefe
Dreyer
Scouts Continue Clothing Drive for Europe and America
Scouts from Boy Scout troop No. 17 will continue a clothing drive after Save the Children Federation ended. They seek all types of clothing for children in Europe and parts of the United States, with shoes and heavy coats as the most needed items. Contributions can be made by calling Boy Scout headquarters at 910.
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Save the Children Federation
Boy Scout Troop No. 17
Europe
United States
Boy Scout Headquarters
Merchants Meet as Slot Machine Issue Roils Gate City
In Gate City no action has been taken yet but the Merchants Retail Association convenes at the Whitman hotel at noon to discuss slot machines. J L Craig notes a likely majority of business leaders oppose the machines and may push for action, reflecting wider Boise and Pocatello responses.
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Pocatello
C. Robins
Gate City
Merchants Retail Association
Whitman Hotel
Craig
J. L. Craig
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Association
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Pete McDermott
Armstrong
Milton Zener
A. L. Merrill
Cronenberger
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