Tyhee Blaze Heavily Damages Home Stranded Family Help
D C relief city workers moved Mrs Stewart and her children Jee 7 Johnny 4 and Jo Anne 3 to a church welfare storehouse in Pocatello and provided warm clothing. Ashton Farms donated an unused basement house for shelter while ward relief cleaned the structure and supplied food beds and furniture. The children searched for their missing cocker spaniel Blondy then visited their grandmother.
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Tyhee Blaze
Acce
D. C
Stewart
Jee
Johnny
Jo Anne
Church Welfare
Pocatello
Ashton Farms
Ward Relief Society
Blondy
Rate hike opposition from Idaho honey growers
Idaho honey producers and the Honey Growers Association opposed proposed rail rate increases before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Kenneth Bradshaw, of the state honey growers, argued higher percentages would crush business, urging rates on a dollar per cwt basis. He cited Idaho honey shipments to Chicago rising from 85 cents to 1.07 per cwt plus three percent and noted five million pounds produced.
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Idaho
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Alfred C. Cordon
Pocatello
Kenneth Bradshaw
State Honey Growers Association
Bradshaw
Growers’ Association
Badshaw
Chicago
Illinois grandmother acquitted in arsenic poisoning case
Mrs. Lillie Winters 77 was found not guilty by a circuit court jury after 30 minutes of deliberation on a charge of feeding arsenic to relatives. The trial also charged an attempt to poison her granddaughter Marjorie Burton, and prosecutors planned to seek dismissal of the separate count against her daughter Gerald Burton.
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Fairfiled
Lillie Winters
Ily
Circuit
Marjorie
Sarah Bryant
Susan Claire
Los Angeles
Sumner Bryant
Susan
Vet Students Auction Personal Property to Fund Living Costs
Ninety G I college students and their wives auctioned personal possessions at Pomona college football field to cover costs beyond government allowances. Items sold included a 1928 auto for 87 dollars, a wedding ring set for 25, a washing machine for 50, and binoculars for 80, while a $1000 silver fox coat and several Chinese silk bedspreads drew no bids.
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Pomona
Calif
G. I. College
Pomona College
Benjamin D. Scott
Six Perish In Stockton Home Fire Tragedy
In Stockton California a mother Earline Scott 27 her sister Le Moyne Mays 14 and three daughters Beverly Ann 7 Glenda Marlene 5 and Brenda Fay 3 died after a fire trapped them in their cottage. Overheated water heater started blaze neighbors found the house engulfed and rescue failed.
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Stocton
Cal
Smother
Stockton
Earline Scott
le Moyne Mays
Beverly Ann
Glenda Marlene
Brenda Fay
Walter Champreaux
John Tubbs
Yule Theme At PTA Meet
Dr. Arthur West newly elected president of Lincoln PTA will preside at a Monday evening Christmas program at the school at 8 pm. Students sing carols and readings are planned by Wanda Lee Ward with a trio by Ina Wilson Lola Schiess and Gladys Trimming. Refreshments served by Rooms 8 and 7. parents urged to attend.
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Arthur West
Lincoln P. T. A
Wanda Lee Ward
Ina Wilson
Lola Schiess
Gladys Trimming
Students To Give Play At Central School
Pupils at Central school plan a Christmas program on December 18 with all 420 taking part. Principal Melvin Olsen compares it to an old window scene and says children invite all to be peepers for the evening. The event features pantomime and pageant singing by the fifth grade. Olsen notes they cannot present on December 15 so that voters are reminded to support the hospital bond issue on the sixteenth.
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Blackfoot
Central School
Melvin Olsen
Olson
Truman and lawmakers gear up for Europe aid action
President Truman and leaders plan a White House meeting Monday to push the Marshall Plan as Congress readies a final vote on a 597 million dollar stopgap act. The plan funds relief to France Italy and Austria and provisions include early 150 million dollars by the Reconstruction Finance Corp. to keep relief pipelines flowing.
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Washington
France
Italy
Austria
Truman
White House
House
Senate
Mr. Truman
Senate-House
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Congress
China
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Sam Raybun
Tex
Capitol Hill
United Press
East Idaho Fair Receipts Reach New High in 1947
Special to the Post reports the East Idaho State Fair drew a paid attendance of 71 901, the largest in history, with receipts surpassing 69 000 in 1946. Auditor Illard Bowen, based in Pocatello and serving since 1931, presented figures to representatives from ten of fourteen counties. A 120 000 budget was adopted. Bowen and the fair board agreed to clarify provisions upon Bonneville county’s request. Community officials urged additions to premium lists, including sheep classes, and county commissioners were asked to share suggestions.
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Illard Bowen
Pocatello
Bowen
Bonneville County
Fair Board
Bert Orr
Bear Lake County
Frank G. DeKay
DeKay
Emil C. Johnson
Bonsneville
E. R. Breuhler
Bannock County
W. H
Pete) Jensen
Cl Raymond
Bannock
Gift Box For Children by Zora Club No 3 Daughters of the Nile
A Shreveport Louisiana meeting of Zora Club No 3 of Daughters of the Nile will pack a gift box for crippled children at Shriner's Hospital. The 7 p.m. pot luck at Mrs. H. C. Rhoades's home invites 4 members to help prepare gifts for 64 patients. Eighty one percent of Glacier National Park is accessible only by trail in Montana.
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Shriner’s Hospital
Shrevert
Louisianna
Zora Club No
Daughters of the Nile
Glacier National Park
Montana
Pauley Defends Grain Investments Before Senate Panel
Ed Pauley, president’s ambassador at large on reparations, faces questions from Senator Styles Bridges and others about his grain holdings. He asserts he is an investor, not a gambler, insisting critics misstate his role and pointing to President Truman’s remarks on “gamblers” in the market.
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Washington
Ed Pauley
Los Angeles
Harold Stassen
Harold
Tom
Homer
Styles
Milton
William
Pauley
Truman
Army
Pausley
Kenneth Royal
Styles Bridges
Tom Clark
Milton R. Young
N.D
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
President Truman
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton Anderson
Pesident
Sen. Ferguson
Jamaica Caribbean Sea south of Cubs
The fragment notes a location in the Caribbean Sea to the south of Jamaica and near the Cubes region, indicating a maritime reference. No further readable details or events are present in the text.
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Peete Wem
Jamaica
Caribbean
Cubs
Oldest Medal of Honor Recipient Named Windolphy
The report identifies Charles Windolphy, 95, of Lead, S. D., as the oldest living holder of the Congressional Medal of Honor, noting his status and hometown.
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Charles Windolphy 95
Lead
S. F
Youth Takes Own Life In Sorrow Over Sister
A somber notice reports a youth who died by suicide amid grief for his sister. The family recalls attempts to reconcile the situation, including urging him to seek help and join meals, before the tragic act ended his life.
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