Candidates Urged For Game Post In Idaho Trial Ballot
Two candidates were chosen from the Southeast Idaho district sportsmen for the fish and game commissioner post to succeed Alton Howell. John B. Dahlstrom and Heber Smith led, with Governor Robins to select from them or a third nominee. The meeting at Bannock hotel set 10 policy recommendations on licenses, seasons, bag limits and bounty rules.
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Alton Howell
John B. Dahlstrom
Pocatello
Heber Smith
Grace
Dahlstrom
Grace Democrat
C. A. Robins
Gov. Robins
Bannock Hotel
G. W. Michaelson
Montpelier
Ban
Game Department
Fish and Game Department
James B. Simpson
Forrest Hauck
Boise
Henderson resigns as OPA official amid abroad plans
New York dispatch reports Leon Henderson former OPA administrator submitted his resignation today. He stated he will be out of the country on private business in the coming months and will not engage in national politics during that period.
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NEW York
Leon Henderson
OPA
Americans For Democratic Action
Henderson
Weiser Rancher Guilty of Second Degree Murder
A district court jury found 60 year old B V Newman guilty of second degree murder in the July slaying of A E Raz Wiggins a neighbor and rancher in Washington county. The verdict carries a life imprisonment maximum with sentencing set for Tuesday at 10 am.
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Newman
Washington County
George Donart
Herman Welker
Frank Joseph
B. F. Delana
Bot
Oregon Floods Threaten Willamette Valley Counties
Oregon towns along the Willamette River faced flood warnings with Eugene Springfield Harrisburg Albany Corvallis Salem and Oregon City watching as water levels rose. Four deaths were reported from weekend storms and authorities evacuated trailer residents to higher grounds while Red Cross workers provided shelter and meals.
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Portland
Ore
Willamette
Weather Bureau
Eugéne
Springfield
Harrisburg
Albany
Corvallis
Salem
State Capitol
Oregon City
Willamette Valley
Columbia
Coquille
Sitkum
Oregon
Clifford J. Kuhnke
Detroit
Santiam River
Five Die In Victoria Hotel Fire In Chicago
A fire on the Victoria hotel fifth floor in downtown Chicago killed five residents including Richard Ulven and Richard Cline who were Navy enlistees on weekend leave. About 80 others escaped via fire escapes and stairways as smoke filled 28 rooms. The blaze prompted recalls of the La Salle disaster two years prior.
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Chicago
Victoria Hotel
St. Luke’s Hospital
Eastin
Capitol Hotel
Victoria
Richard Ulven
Austin
Minn
Richard W. Cline
Xenia
Eugene Oyler
Bloomington
Ill
Allen McCullough
Ulven
Cline
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
William Keane
Keane
Wilkinson
Anna Wells
The
Attempt to Save Jap War Lords
Three defense attorneys for two condemned Japanese war leaders left Tokyo for Washington to present arguments before the Supreme Court on Thursday. The move aims to challenge the wartime convictions and seek clemency or new appeals in the high court.
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Tokyo
Washington
Supreme Court
Presidential Electors Vote Today in White House Ceremony
Washington reports 531 electors in 48 state capitals will cast votes for Truman amid questions over a possible Dixiecrat defection. One Tennessee elector promised to vote for Thurmond, potentially dropping Truman to 303 votes, while a second Tennessee elector reversed course after Truman won the state. The outcome could be known tonight with the official count set for January 6 in the House.
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Preston Parks
Somerville
Tenn
Truman
Parks
Tennessee
United Press
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thomas E. Dewey
New Yi Ne
Thurmond
Missour
Henry A. Wallace
Michael Francis Doyle
Electoral Colleges Committee
J. Howard McGrath
House of Representatives
Pan American Buys Rival in Europe United States Route
Pan American World Airways announced the purchase of American Overseas Airways, effective December 31, merging fleets and taking over AOA employees. The move ends direct competition on Europe to United States routes and aims to preserve employment where possible.
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United States
YMCA
Europe
America
NEW York
Pan American World Airways Today
American Overseas Airways
American Overseas
Pan American
AOA
Joseph O'Connell
Civil Aeronautics Board
US Airlift C-34 Crash Near Wiesbaden Kills One
A U S airlift C 34 with a Navy crew crashed ten miles northeast of Wiesbaden on Saturday, killing one person and injuring four. Rescue and military authorities investigated the crash site and secured the area while medical teams treated the injured. Information on the cause remained unavailable.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Wiesbaden
Idaho State College Wins Unrestricted Accreditation
Idaho State college gained four year accreditation from the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools. Officials led by President Carl W. McIntosh and Dean Ernest J. Baldwin welcomed the decision, predicting a larger role for ISC in Idaho education. Governor Robins and others praised the move as elevating the college’s status and aiding student transfers.
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Idaho State College
Idaho
ISC
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
Carl W. McIntosh
Ernest J
Idaho State
McIntosh
Nellie Cline Steenson
Lavern C. Johnson
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Idaho State” College
Idaho Braces for Winter Storm Across State
Idaho endures its heaviest snowfall since 1919 with heavy drifts four to five feet in Gooding Wendell and other towns. Flights canceled buses and trains delayed as Mullan Pass closes from wind and snow. Sun Valley receives 10 inches, totaling 55 inches on Baldy.
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Portland
Corps of Engineers
Willamette Valley
Washington State
Snoqualmie Pass
Oregon
Santiam Passes
Snoqualmie
Mount Hood
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Idaho
Montana
Plains
Mercury
Williston
N. D
Panhandle
Boise
Twin Falls
The
Southcentral
Gooding
Wendell
Potatello
Idaho Falls
Burley
Blackfoot
Dubois
Mullan Pass
Coeur d’Alene
Montana Line
Pocatello
Sun Valley Resort
Baldy Mountain
Costa Rica Charges To Be Heard
The Organization of American States council will meet Tuesday to decide if American foreign ministers should be summoned to discuss Costa Rica's charge that Nicaragua invaded its territory. No new attacks were reported beyond Friday's two-pronged Pacific Coast incursion, with La Cruz battles cloaked by military censorship.
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Washington
Th Council of the Organization of American States
Nicaragua
Pacific
la Cruz
Costa Rica
Missing Guam girl Ruth Farnsworth sought by jungle search
Army units and Island police comb the Guam jungle for Ruth Farnsworth a Navy civilian employee who vanished last Saturday night from a jade shop. Her scarf jacket and handbag were found inside the shop and her jeep parked outside raising fears of foul play. Marine sergeant Sterling Me ls her fiancé, on duty at the time, cannot explain the disappearance. Farnsworth had worked about two years at the Navy base development division.
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Guam
Ruth Parnsworth
Navy
Miss Farnsworth
Sterling Me 1S
Eleanor Roosevelt returns from Paris to New York
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, U. S. delegate to the United Nations, arrived tonight by plane from Paris where she attended the U N general assembly meeting.
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Paris
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
U. S
United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
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State Department
House Un-American Activities Committee
C. E. McKillips
St. Michaels
Whittaker Chambers
Maryland
Weiser
Ting
Johnny
Wiggins
Delana
Donart
Welker
al Walters
Glenwood
Eugene
George Wilkinson
Sanford,Fla
Bessie Wilson
Des Moines
Robins
Emery
A. Owen
State Board of Education
George R. Phillips
University of Idaho
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