Neighbors Race To Build Burned Tyhee Home For Christmas
Friends and church volunteers led by Bishop George Davis race to complete a four and a half room cinder block home for the Stuart family of Tyhee by Christmas. The burned out family of five, living in a church basement, works with delays on materials but expresses deep gratitude for the community effort and nonmember helpers.
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Tyhee
Joe Stuart
Stuarts
George Davis
L.D.S. Seventh Ward
Bishop Davis
Kenneth White
Delos Hale
Albert Brown
E. Stuart
Alen Dunn
Owen Bringhurst
Mathel Hale
George Briscoe
Claude Ashton
Jess D. Cherry
A. G. Bell
Eugene Lemmon
Claude Stuart
Harold Briscoe
George Shiozawa
Jed L. Ashton
Hendricks Seen For College Post At Idaho State
Miss Loren e Hendricks emerges as acting head of the education department at Idaho State College after the resignation of Dr. Roald F. Campbell who will return to the University of Utah. Dr. Carl W. McIntosh, ISC president, noted Campbell's extensive work in planning and organizing the department and will remain available for consultation.
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Lorene Henricks
Idaho State College
Roald F. Campbell
Carl W. McIntosh
Campbell
ISC
University of Utah
Miss Hendrick
Ethel E. Redfield
Hendricks
McIntosh
Dr. Campbell
Twenty In Plane Crash At Davis-Monthan Field
An Army B-29 bomber with 20 men aboard crash landed after takeoff from Davis-Monthan Field Arizona during a routine training flight bound for Jamaica. Survivors and fatalities reported as officials withheld exact numbers pending determination. The aircraft belonged to the 49th Bombardment Group stationed at Yesonthan Field near Tucson.
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Davis-Monthan
Field
Ariz
Here
Davis-Monthan Field
D. D. Burke
Burke
Jamaica
British
West Indies
Yes Onthan Field
Tucson
Po Catello Postings Gate City Goings On
Local items from Pocatello note Mrs E C Humphry of 435 South Johnson Ave is city’s happiest woman. Burglary alarm as Mrs D O Davis reports entry to open door. three quarters of a pound of butter and bread stolen while wrist watch left intact. Oddities include Z Ed Flandro elected Chamber president and a misprint ad about a plant. A Hawaii Christmas card arrives from Melvin Lee, a guard on the Hawaiian All Star team. A new staffer misdirected on Railroad Ave prompts a one way sign gag with a battered legible read ONE WAY TEET DO PASS.
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Pocatello
Post Office Department
E. C. Humphry
South
Johnson Ave
D. O. Davis
Wayne St
Hawaiia
ISC
Carl McIntosh
Isles of Delight
Melvin Lee
Railroad Ave
Two Ships In Distress After Northern Pacific Collision
In Adak Alaska two army ships a tanker and a freighter with 62 men aboard were reported distressed yet afloat after a gale. A third vessel, a Chinese ship, ran aground near Yoron Jima. The freighter FS-245 earlier stove in her bow on a reef 215 miles southwest of Unimak Island.
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Adak
Alaska
Pacific
Coast Guard
Yoron Jima
Ryu
Edenin
Western Pacific
Aleutian Chain
He Island
Unimak Island
Style Show at Bannock Hotel Sponsored by Local Groups
A style show was held Saturday at the Bannock hotel during a luncheon meeting. The Women's Astonasetel Association and TM Beta Sigma Phi sponsored the event with clothes furnished by a local department store.
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Women’s Astonasetel Association
Beta Sigma Phi
Bannock Hotel
Apartment Caves In Injuring Ten in 60 Year Old Building
A seven story apartment building in Washington collapsed five floors Tuesday injuring ten residents and trapping three others. Police reported no fatalities and said 150 tenants lived there with ten rescued and three trapped under debris as rescuers worked to reach them. Owner Nick Papanicolas had remodeled stores on the first floor.
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Washington
Robert J. Barrett
Barrett
Nick Papanicolas
Republicans Evasive On Challenge Over Trader Names
Washington UPI reports that the Senate appropriations committee sidestepped a demand from Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson to authorize publication of big trader names in commodity markets. Anderson said disclosure without law would be illegal, hinting the list could include congressional names.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Congress
Anderson
Style Bridges
N.H
GOP
Shorward
Bridges
New Hall Planned for Greek Orthodox Church Group
Hellenic Hall Inc plans incorporation in January to fund a new hall for Greek Orthodox members. Officers elected include Sam B. Thiros president P K Papapoulos vice president Sam Pallos secretary and Peter J Contos treasurer. The goal is 20000 to 30000 dollars to build beside the church on North Fifth with pledges from church members and others.
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Hellenic Hall, Inc
Sam B. Thiros
P. K. Papapoulos
Sam Pallos
Peter J. Contos
North Fifth
Thiros
Blackfoot Scout Leaders Meet for Second Training Session
Blackfoot Scout Masters training second session and Green Bar Pow Wow set for Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the Blackfoot junior high auditorium Announcement by Cluff Johnson field scout executive lists involved leaders from all troops and indicates instructors Dick Draper Leonard Findley and Kenneth Shaw with district commissioner Marlin Bingham and others assisting.
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Blackfoot
Cluff Johnson
Marlin Bingham
Lloyd Young
James Clark
Ellis Oram
Mr. Johnson
Dick Draper
Leonard Findley
Kenneth Shaw
Farm housing sale announced by Blackfoot official
Blackfoot and Thomas residents learn that the federal government offers local farmers first chance to buy housing for seasonal labor through equipment auctions. In Blackfoot the sale is set for Saturday December 20 at the ca on South Broadway under auctioneer Severin Johnson who will also preside at the sale Monday December 22.
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Blackfoot
C. J. Wright
Bingham County
Thomias
South Broadway
Severin Johnson
New Idaho Rail Division Appointments Announced
G A Cunningham of Union Pacific Las Vegas named assistant superintendent of the Idaho division at Pocatello. W W Smith of Los Angeles division becomes superintendent at Los Angeles, with D F Wengert and W B Groome taking neighboring posts in Las Vegas and Salt Lake City as the organization reshapes railroad leadership.
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G. A. Cunningham
Union Pacific
Las Vegas
Idaho
Pocatello
Omaha
W. W. Smith
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Smith
Transportation
D.F. Wengert
W. B. Groome
Wengert
Family Gardens Seen Necessary for World War II Era Relief
Ida Moscow report notes family gardens needed next year to ease high living costs, food shortages, and public health. Extension horticultrist Tony Horn says gardens can be planted on vacant lots, in community plots, or on farms. A well tended garden can add 100 to 150 dollars to a family budget. Horn spoke after attending a Portland conference planning a garden campaign.
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Moscow
Ida
Tony Horn
Horn
Marshall Plans Radio Address After London Peace Conference Collapse
Secretary of State George C. Marshall will report to President Truman and the nation Friday by radio on the London peace conference collapse. The House appropriations committee moved to cut foreign relief funding by 88 million and remove China, plus slash 260 million from army relief and overseas military government funds.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Truman
Marshall
House’ Appropriations Committee
Congress
France
Italy
Austria
China
Major quake predicted for tri state area after mild tremor
Geologist N F Williams of the Arkansas Resources and Development Commission cautioned residents in eastern Arkansas western Tennessee and northern Mississippi to prepare for a major earthquake following a mild tremor Monday night. He noted the quake stemmed from deep basement rock shifts four to five thousand feet underground and warned another big quake could strike the same area, though no date was given. The tremor was felt in Marked Lepanto Osteola Memphis Raleigh Covington Brownsville and scattered northeast Mississippi locations.
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Memphis, Tenn
N. F. Williams
Arkansas Resources and Develpment Commission
Tristate
Arkansas
West Tenessee
North
Mississippi
Williams
Mississippi Valley
Reelfoot Lake
Tennessee
Marked
Lepanto
Osteola
Memphis
Raleigh
Covington
Brownsville
Tenn
Railroad Brotherhoods vote overwhelming for strike action
Chicago reports that three railroad brotherhoods the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Switchmen's Union of North America and Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers show an about 98 percent strike vote if mediation fails. National Mediation Board stepped in November 20 amid wage and rule-change disputes. Ballots counted about 90 percent with complete tabulation expected late this week.
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Chicago
J. P. Shields
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Switchmen's Union of North America
Brotherhood of Firemen
Eee
Blind peddler murders sleeping housekeeper in Philadelphia
William Neithamer, 37, a blind peddler, shot 47 year old Anna Austin in her bed on impulse, then tried to shoot himself. He surrendered four blocks from the crime scene after the killing and was held without bail for the coroner on homicide charges.
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Hiladelphia
William Neithhamer
Anna Austin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Neithamer
Telegraphers Set to Strike Western Union Telegraph Co
Three AFL unions say about 50 000 members are ordered to walk out at 6 am EST next Tuesday two days before Christmas. Spokesmen report about 90 percent in favor of a strike, with a last minute wage agreement needed to avert walkout. A further settlement attempt will occur in Philadelphia at a conference called by federal mediators.
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Washington
AFL
Western Union Telegraph Co
Philadelphia
Cooperation In Plan Is Hinted By France
London reports Marshall opened negotiations with France to unify the three western occupation zones in Germany. He met French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault at a private dinner as Molotov and the Soviet delegation departed for Moscow. Western ministers doubt the Big Four will reconvene and foresee deputies handling talks on German and Austrian treaties and a provisional Trizonia unity for economic purposes.
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London
George C.marshall
Germany
Marshall
Georges Bidault
Viacheslav Molotov
Big Four
Moscow
Kremlin
Council of Foreign Ministers
Russia
Europe
Euaiet
Erat Inviet Feats Iat Ols
Talseaten
Great Britain
France
Road Work Bids Requested for Idaho Highways
The Idaho State Department of Public Works called for bids to open January 2 for graveling 4.801 miles of the Grace Turner road in Bannock county and for sea coating 8.892 miles of the Meridian Kuna road and oiling 1.967 miles of the Linder road in Ada county.
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Boise
Ida
State Department of Public Works
Grace-Turner
Bannock
Meridian-Kuna
Linder
Ada
Senate Gop plan speeds to floor despite House defeat
The Senate banking committee quickly approved the Republican quickie anti inflation plan in 45 minutes. Senator Taft reaffirmed GOP opposition to President Truman's broad emergency powers while signaling a January House return could bring full consideration. Barkley urged voting on the administration plan first to revive wartime price and wage controls.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
GOP
Senate
House
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Truman
Taft
Congress
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Bannock County Young Republicans Set Meeting On Labor Bill
Bannock County Young Republicans plan an 8 p m Wednesday meeting at the Bannock hotel to discuss the Taft Hartley labor bill. Acting chairman Les Lambson says a new president will be elected to replace Russ Martin who resigned in September to attend Stanford. The meeting will be the last until January.
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Bannock County
Gallup Poll Signals New York Remains Democratic Yet Not Certain
Princeton dispatch notes New York with 53 percent Democratic and 47 percent Republican in a hypothetical voting today. It warns that strong third party currents from the American Labor and Liberal parties could tilt the state, potentially splitting the Democratic vote and handing New York to the GOP.
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Princeton
N. J
New York State
Institute
New York
Pennsylvania
American Labor Party
Liberal Party
A.L.P
Roosevelt
A. L.P
Traoordete O.csit Thevn
Henry A. Wallace
G.O.P
Idaho Weather Outlook Keeps Cloudy Rain Likely
The weatherman reports Idaho remains cloudy with intermittent rain in the north. High temperatures are expected to reach 25 to 35 degrees on Wednesday.
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Idaho
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