Dutch Attack Indonesia Triggers UN Emergency Session
The Security Council will meet in emergency session at US and Australia request to debate Dutch military offensives in Indonesia. Netherlands airborne forces seized Jogjakarta and key republican leaders including President Sukarno as Marines and armor move inland, with operations expanding to Sumatra and Bukittinggi. A temporary military government reportedly governs Jogjakarta.
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Idaho Labor Group Rails for Broad Legislation Push
The Idaho Labor Legislative Association met in the YMCA to plan a nationwide program for the coming year. Local railroad unions will be mobilized with women auxiliaries to mobilize voters for essential labor laws. A. W. Johnson of Pocatello led calls for tighter boiler inspections and stricter enforcement of the state slot machine law.
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Glenns Ferry
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35 Bus Crash Kills and Injures Dozens in Utah
Authorities report 35 injured with seven in serious condition after a high speed crash on highways 40 and 50 near the Bonneville Salt Flats. Names identified include Daniel E. Eggers and Sherry Ann Cook among others. 12 bodies laid in a garage morgue with 13th unidentifed.
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Portneuf Legion Meets Tonight
The Portneuf American Legion will meet at the temple this evening at o clock.
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Homes Begin To Show Yule Spirit In Pocatello
Contestants in the Pocatello POST and Junior Chamber of Commerce decorate for Christmas with cash prizes by the POST and judges from the Junior Chamber. Two homes are pictured, Tony Valentine and Chris Delzer, showcasing Bethlehem scenes and Yale motifs. Decorations include lights and tree ornaments, reflecting growing local pride and a festive home town atmosphere.
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Electrical Workers Pilloried By House Subcommittee
A House labor subcommittee charged the American Communist Party leads the CIO Electrical Workers of America, calling it a serious threat to U.S. security. The report says communists control the national office, staff, newspapers, districts, and locals, with a large 600,000 membership, and notes defense-related products heighten risk.
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Wis
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Electrical Group
Union
Skies Expected To Clear Today In Idaho Snow Spell
Idaho endured a four day cold spell with snow flurries from the panhandle to the Wyoming border. Temperatures statewide averaged near 30 degrees Sunday afternoon. Forecasters predicted the storm would break up by Monday afternoon with clear skies and slightly cooler readings. No flying was reported over Idaho.
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Man Stabs Wife's Lover in Palo Alto
Harry Vogelsong a 27 year old San Francisco salesman is held for attempted murder after he allegedly stabbed Walter Raley 41 Palo Alto dairy owner in the abdomen at Mrs Helen Vogelsong's home. Vogelsong confronted Raley then fled into the bathroom. He notified police and called an ambulance. Raley is in serious condition at Palo Alto Hospital. Vogelsong says he and his wife have been separated for months and identified her as a former Hollywood actress.
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Harry H. Vogelsong
San Francisco
Vogelsong
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O Leary Tapped For Idaho House Minority Leader Role
Idaho state representative Henry C. O Leary is rumored to be the next minority leader despite questions about his oath of office. O Leary says the oath omission was an oversight and that he remains eligible, with leadership for the asking while John Hohnhorst holds the speakership.
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Henry C. O'Leary
Idaho
Boise
O'Leary
Cy Price
John Hohnhorst
Hazelton
Bancroft Weighs Slot Machine Licensing Today
Bancroft village board meets to decide 1949 licensing for slot machines. Mayor Grimm says options include licensing for the year with a partial refund if the law is repealed or licensing for the quarter. He notes 1947 projects included a water extension and airport, with property levy cut from 40 to 30 mills.
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David W. Grimm
Grimm
Four Hurt In Tyhee Wreck
Four men were treated at Pocatello General Hospital Sunday night after a rear end collision near the Binghurst store in Tyhee. Names include Gilbert Honas Richard Holmes Paul Seidel and Devon Warren with facial cuts head wound and possible rib fracture. Ambulance driver Bob Young arrived at 6 15 to respond to the call. The crash occurred when the two cars rammed in front of the store.
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Fire Destroys Widow's Roost in Colorado Mining Town
A fire in Central City, Colorado, threatened the town for hours before two volunteer crews contained it late Sunday. It gutted the Widow's Roost, an immense frame house on the mountain flank, and damaged a neighboring residence. The Leahy place, once built by Central City's early nestmasters, burned as cold winds fanned the flames. The blaze erupted as miners were changing shifts.
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Colo
Boy Sought In Slaying of 10 Year Old Roberta Rinearson
Chicago police hunt a teenage boy in the rape slaying of 10 year old Roberta Rinearson. The victim’s body was found in a ditch along a rural Elmhurst roadside. a taxi driver reported a lengthy conversation between the girl and a 15 year old boy near a movie house.
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Roberta Rinearson
Elmhurst
East Feels Snowstorm Toll Across Nation
A major snowstorm swept the nation from Midwest to New England, with four to seven inches in parts of the Midwest and up to 20 inches in New York City. At least 21 deaths occurred in weather related accidents nationwide, including two in New York City and several across Illinois Indiana New Jersey and Utah. City transit and airports faced delays as officials mobilized snow fighting resources.
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Conflicting Tales Link Hallman Slaying To Doctor Suspect
In St Louis Chief Parker relayed differing accounts about Byron C Hallman and Dr Rutledge a 29 year old physician confined with a confession from hospital. The confession claims Hartman provoked the affair with Sydney Rutledge while his wife and Rutledge argued divorce. Cedar Rapids prosecutor Crissman aims to have Rutledge indicted for murder in January.
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Byron C. Hallman
George Parker
Robert C. Sledge
Rutledge
Hartman
Parker
Dr. Rutledge
Hattman
Sydney
Boy 18 Takes Own Life With Shotgun Blast
In Boonville Indiana Charles Simmons 18 asked his grandmother if it hurts to shoot himself and a minute later a shotgun blast was heard. The boy lay dead in the backyard and authorities found no clear motive for the death.
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Ind
Charles Simmons
Plan To End Costa Rica Uprising Hints From Board Visit
The four power war investigating board of the Organization of American States hopes to return to Washington by December 23 with a possible plan to resolve the Costa Rican conflict. Delegates from the United States Mexico Brazil and Colombia toured the northwest battlefront amid Costa Rican charges that Nicaraguan National Guard forces spearhead the assault.
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Costa Rica
Organization of American States
Washington
United States
Mexico
Brazil
Colombia
National Guard
State of Idaho Given Much Free Publicity
Idaho's state Board of publicity mailed 15,221 news releases from July 1, 1947 to December 15, 1948. The campaign produced 267,698 words across 3517 photographs and 2880 mats, totaling 28,169 pieces of outgoing mail and 420,728 lines of copy in national publications. Estimated paid space would exceed 1.3 million dollars.
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Boise
Idaho
State Board of Publicity
Reds Within 63 Miles of Nanking
Communist troops were reported within 63 miles of Nanking as government forces rushed reinforcements to the Huai River line in anticipation of a major communist thrust toward the Vanktre.
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China
Huai River
Vanktre
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