Trustees Escape Utah Prison Farm
At 12 30 a m two trustees at the Point of the Mountain farm assaulted guards using a hose covered iron bar. They fled along US 91 and were not found. A fellow inmate Richard Kooyman briefly wandered off then returned for readmittance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah State Prison
Point-of-the-Mountain
F. R. Sorenson
Richard Eastman
Eastman
Clements
McKean
Utah
Richard Kooyman
John E. Harris
Kooyman
Harris
Peron Seeks World Peace as Argentina Backs UN Efforts
President Juan Peron declared Argentina's commitment to world peace in a nationwide broadcast. He praised Argentina’s UN Security Council chairmanship role, urged unity beyond capitalism and communism, and described the ideological struggle as nearing its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Jaan D. Peron
Argentina
Peron
United Nations
United Nations Security Council
Berlin
Security Council
The
Lawyers’ League For Constitutional Reform
New Nursing Class To Start Course Soon
A new class of nursing students will enter training at St. Anthony's hospital in Pocatello starting February 2. High school graduates aged 17 to 35 in good health may apply, with the program spanning three years and totaling about 1100 instructional hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pocatello
M. Frances Clare
Idaho State College
Frances Clare
St. Anthony’s
UN Delays Israel Bid and Bernadotte Plan Rejected
In Paris the UN political committee killed the Bernadotte repartition plan for Palestine and postponed Israel's bid for immediate membership. The Security Council sent Israel's bid to the membership committee for study, despite calls for urgent action by Philip Jessup. A proposal to set up a UN peace commission in the Holy Land was tentatively approved, but its power to redraw Arab and Jewish boundaries was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United Nations
Bernadotte
Palestine
Israel
Folke Bernadotte
Security Council
Philip Jessup
Holy Land
Van Houten Sees Thief Return For Dog Food
After someone stole his bird dog Earl Van Houten chased a thief he labeled the town’s meanest. The thief returned days later and stole dog food to feed the dog. Van Houten said if the thief keeps the dog he hopes he cares for it, but from now on the thief should buy his own dog food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl van Houten
van Houten
Peron Foresees Ideological Social Clash Ahead
Peron argues World War I and II were economic and politico economic, respectively, and predicts a third clash of ideological social character. He says capitalism and Communism are in a global capitalist Communist battle, with solutions shaping mankind's future. He cautions that neither system is wholly good or bad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peron
Asia Red Threat Seen
Monterey California UP report quotes Admiral Raymond A. Spruance warning that a Communist victory in China could push the rest of Southeast Asia toward communism. He says India and Japan may remain democracies while loss of strategic raw materials would threaten democracies if Southeast Asia falls. He notes Admiral Cooke’s China analysis as a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Calif
Raymond A. Spruance
China
Southeast Asia
Fifth Fleet
India
Japan
U. S. Naval Institute
Charles M. Cooke
United Press
Pacific
Admiral Cooke
Western Pacific
United States
Spruance
Tit for tat gridiron clash Notre Dame vs. Southern Cal
Rhyme notes the Notre Dame and Southern Cal football showdown as the sport’s decisive test. It contrasts rumor and talk with the real fight on the field, where only victory in play determines the top team.
No Dance No Wife Divorce Over Rhythmic Dispute
Mrs Helen C Wroblewski a 30 year old stenographer was granted a divorce in Chicago after her husband refused to learn the rhumba. The case highlights a marriage breakup sparked by a dance dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Helen C. Wroblewski
Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights and Programs
A dense listing of KSEI and KEYY stations with times for music news sports and various shows from early morning to late night. Includes program titles such as Mind Your Manners Your Community Chapel NBC Symphony Your Hit Parade Judy Canova Show The Lone Ranger Gangbusters and The Fat Man among others with station identifications and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Idaho Farm
Your Community Chapel
Euro Symphony
McConnell
National Pet and Home Hall
Taylor P
Taylor P.M
Archie
Smoky Mt. Hayride Andrews
Auburn
Alabama
Art van Darfine
NBC Symphony Cmte
Frasik
Merriwell
Jong Spoon
Judy Canova
Dennis Day
Grand Ole Op
Vic Damone
Melody Mart
Fongs Aoe Morton
Gem State
Biltmore Hotel
Orch
Rpismere
Georgia Governor Says Hands Tied In Hooded Slaying
Georgia Governor Herman Talmadge said state police and legal aid would be used to pursue the slayers of Negro Robert Mallard but his powers are limited by state law. He met with Joseph Goldwasser who provided documents including a witness statement naming two white suspects. Goldwasser warned of potential perjury charges and mob violence if the case advances. He noted the need to avoid federal or state overreach and to respect local authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
Robert Mallard
Georgia
Talmadge
Joseph M. Goldwasser
Cleveland
Goldwasser
Amy Mallard
Savannah
Toombs
National Guard
South
Sa‘vannah
Toombs County
Chamber Names Board Candidates for Pocatello
Sixteen candidates were nominated for the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce board of directors during the primary election on Wednesday. The group includes A. L. Baker W. C. Carnes R. J. Comstock Jr S. M. Day A. R. Ebel H. H. Fletcher Col M P Goodfellow L. C. Johnson N. A. Jordan H. B. Markham Perry A. Nelson William C. Parker W. W. Shields Dale Strong R. E. Strub and Milton E. Zener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Craig
A. L. Baker
W. C. Carnes
R. J. Comstock
S. M. Day
A. R. Ebel
H. H. Fletcher
Col. M P. Goodfellow
L. C. Johnson
N. A. Jordan
Boise Man Named Head of Union Pacific Agency in Pocatello
Richard A. Anderson of Boise has been named head of the new Union Pacific general freight and passenger agency at Pocatello. He will succeed L C Johnson who remains at the regular Pocatello Agency as UP expands southeastern Idaho business. Anderson, 43, a Yakima native, joined UP in 1927 and has since held posts as warehouse clerk traffic department clerk and traveling agent with Boise headquarters.
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Salt Lake City
Richard A. Anderson
Boise
Union Pacific Railroad
Pocatello
Anderson
L. C. Johnson
B. W. Hanson
Idaho
Yakima
Wash
Union Pacific
Lewiston Judge Declares Rosenkranz Dead in Probate Case
A Lewiston judge declared Joe Rosenkranz dead as of October 24 for probate of a will leaving most of a $200 000 estate to his wife. Governor Robins questioned the certainty of death while stating Rosenkranz remains legally alive for state purposes.
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BOISE
Lewiston
Joe Rosenkranz
Sebut
C. A. Robins
Rosenkranz
Elmer Boise
Robins
State House of Representatives
Doctors Fight Blindness For Little Boy
A 7 month old boy named Jack Gearheard, who has already lost one eye to retinoblastoma, was flown to New York for emergency examination. Doctors at Presbyterian Hospital will begin immediate X ray treatments to try to arrest the cancer in his remaining eye. If treatment fails, the child may be returned to Enid, Oklahoma for removal of the last eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Institute of Opthamology
Presbyterian Hospital
Jack
Leon Gearheard
Enid
Okla
H. B. Shields
A. B. Reese
Shields
Reese
South America
Gearheard
Geology Club Hears Driller From India Oil Fields
Bruce Lockwood spoke at the ISC geology club banquet at the Legion Club about oil in India and methods to extract it. He is a West Virginia Oil Co. official and described field experiences. The next meeting will feature Emmett Spencer, oil geologist, at Swanson Hall on December 9. Monte Later of Pocatello will demonstrate fluorescent minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Bruce Lockwood
ISC
Legion Club
Lockwood
West Virginia Oil Co
Swanson Hall
Emmett Spencer
Monte
Pocatello
Television extended to DC power users via converters
Television has been extended to those whose electrical service happens to be of the DC variety turning the trick are special converters described as operating with a new type automatic removing starting system and requiring a special wiring.
Red Regime In Berlin Maps Action
The Soviet zone in Berlin forms a six point program including nationalization of industries and seizure of Nazi assets to aid a two year recovery plan. It mandates coal rations, power boosts, a Christmas food allotment, and youth education reforms while allied forces doubt the scope will extend beyond the Soviet sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
V. D. Sokolovsky
Russia
Germany
Spurs Stolen From Second Hand Store on North Main
A thief broke into a North Main second hand store and took a pair of silver-mounted spurs. Kay Cox reported a broken window and entry to Pocatello police. Owner C R Dodge confirmed the spurs were missing after investigation.
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North Main
Kay Cox
North Garfield Ave
Pocatello
C. R. Dodge
North Tenth Ave
Dodge
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