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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1947

Page

2

Bureau Seeks Names of Market Speculators for Inquiry

Agriculture Secretary Clinton P. Anderson aims to publish a list of commodity traders to expose gamblers while shielding innocent individuals sharing names. The roster may hold 12 000 to 15 000 names from two years of trading, with addresses often missing, complicating verification before Congress. The list will feed Senate and House probes into possible insider trading on exchanges and potential congressional witness testimony.

Washington (Lp Agriculture Department Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson Anderson Department Congress John Doe Oregon James Roe Detroit Truman Harold Stassen NEA Clinton Anderson Capitol Washington, D. C Styles Bridges N. H Senate Appropriations Committee

Issues loom as Congress plans early 80th session

Washington DC reports that after a five week special session Congress will reconvene January 6 for the 80th Congress. Republican leaders aim to push tax cuts federal spending reductions and tariff policy universal military training and social programs through by mid June while preparing for the Philadelphia convention.

Washington Congress 80Th Congress Robert A. Taft Senate Republican Policy Committee Philadelphia Truman Europe

Charge Faces Sister Slayer in Colorado Court

In LOS ANIMAL Colorado District Attorney Gordon Allott filed a murder charge against 12 year old James H. Melton Jr for shooting his 16 year old sister Phyllis Marie Melton. State Senator Averell C Johnson acted as his attorney by filing a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. The judge ordered a commitment to the Colorado Psychiatric Hospital in Denver for sanity evaluation. Jimmy told officers he shot Phyllis Marie because he did not like her and her body was found after the late night killing. He remained in county jail. his father requested the boy stay jailed.

Los Animal Colo Gordon Allott James H. Melton, Jr Averell C. Johnson Commission of the Herschel Horne Colorado Denver Jimmy Phyllis Marie J. H Melton

All I know is what I read in the Claremore Progress

The Claremore Progress adopts Will Rogers famous line with a twist in its masthead, printing All I know is what I read in the Claremore Progress beside a Will Rogers portrait. The gesture marks a local nod to the famed humorist in Claremore, Oklahoma.

Claremore, Okla Claremore Progress Will Rogers Progress

Congressmen To Aid Measure On Veteran Pay

Congressmen pledged to back a bill improving subsistence pay for student veterans. Edith Nourse Rogers said committee members and veterans from several states voiced support for increasing monthly stipends from 65 to 75 dollars for non dependents and from 90 to 105 or 120 dollars depending on number of dependents.

Washington Edith Nourse Rogers Mass House Veterans Committee

Washington Upsets Minnesota In Tight Interconference Game

In Minneapolis, the University of Washington toppled Minnesota 55 to 49 in a back and forth contest that saw 15 lead changes. Washington led 25 to 21 at halftime and claimed the win despite Minnesota’s earlier upset over Washington.

Minneapolis University of Washington Minnesota Gophers Washington

Montana Grizzlies Hold Off Hawaii 14 12 In Postseason Clash

Two fourth quarter conversion points propelled the Montana Grizzlies to a 14 12 victory over Hawaii in a close postseason grid game. Final moments featured clutch kicks and a tight defensive stand by Montana.

Honolulu University of Montana Grizzlies University of Hawaii

Tax Cut Next Year Looks Likely

Congress faces an early tax fight after reconvening January 6 with consensus on some tax relief. The plan from Chairman Harold Knutson would cut 56 hundred million dollars from income taxes, remove 7.4 million people from the tax rolls, raise exemptions to 600, and apply 10 to 30 percent relief across brackets. Republicans favor the outline while signaling concerns over revenue impact. some Democrats worry middle and upper bracket taxpayers may gain too much.

Knutson

Texans Correct Inscriptions On Salado Battle Monument

In Austin the report notes Fayette County corrected errors on inscriptions at a Salado battle monument. It now honors Captain N. H. Dawson and his command who fell September 18, 1842, and Captain Nicholas Mosby Dawson with 36 volunteers killed near Salado Creek in Bexar County.

Austin Tex Fayette County N. H. Dawson Salado Nicholas Mosby Dawson Salado Creek Bexar County

Nature May Solve Problem Of Siamese Twins

Indiana clinician Dr. Donald Caseley said the joined twins born Nov. 29 at Indiana University Medical Center face a poor prognosis as parents Mrs. and Mr. Edwin Speer of Bedford debate separation. Authorities warned non support if the children are kept at home but no state institution is likely to take them. The twins have not improved in four days and show no sign of recovery.

Indianapolis Donald Caseley Indiana University Medical Center Caseley Edwin C. Speer Bedford Ind Speer

Elder Injured In Car Crash In Nevada Football Setback

Nevada’s bid for a Salad Bowl win over North Texas State in Phoenix on New Year’s Day suffered a blow when ace halfback Willard Elder was seriously injured in a car crash. Elder, a sprinter who became a football player after transferring from the University of Iowa, sustained a fractured jaw severe facial lacerations and a skull fracture after the car plunged 70 feet off a mountain road.

Reno Nevada North Texas State Phoenix Willard Elder Elder University of Iowa

Crowded Chicago Store Hit By Flames

Fire swept through a State Street department store crowded with Christmas shoppers in Chicago. No one injured as 1.5 to 2 million people filled the loop area. escalator blaze caused by heavy crowds. Store expected to reopen within two hours. financial loss estimated in the thousands.

Chicago State Street Michael J.corrigan Corrigan Goldblatt’s aVh Baren

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