Chinese Red Armies Permit Visitor Access to Peiping Fronts
American reporter Michael Keon describes moving through Red held lines near Peiping and visiting Yenching University. He meets Red soldiers and officials who treat him with courtesy, while the Reds claim to have spared Peiping and provide power to the city from captured plants.
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Michael Keon Peiping
China
Peiping
Yenching University
Yenching
National Agriculture Station
Reds
The
Natio
Radio Schedule Highlights Idaho Farm Roundup And More
A dense listing of daily radio programs across KSEI KC I-FM KEIO KEYY and other stations. It includes farm market segments Western music shows, dramas like Fibber McGee and Molly and The Bob Hope Show, news summaries, weather and special features such as concert programs and children’s segments. The long guide covers morning to late evening with varied genres and stations.
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David Anderson
Ehoday
Ma Perkin
Pepper Young
Loren
Lorenzo Taps
Young Widder Brown
Judy
Bob Hope
Morton
Gem State
Biltmore Hotel Orch
Four state alarm for two men in Christmas Eve rape slaying
Bristol Conn. investigators issued a four state alert for Joseph Therrien and George St James, both charged with manslaughter and aggravated assault in the Christmas Eve rape and killing of Lillian Rich Brackett of Plainville. A boardinghouse owner and two youths were held on breach of peace charges after the body was found and identified by a coat.
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Bristol
Conn
Lillian Rich Brackett
Plainville
Joseph W. Therrien
George St. James
Rose Lombardi
Carmen
Everett Kirschner
Mrs. Brackett
Funeral Services for De Vere Anderson
Funeral services for De Vere Anderson age 40 of 114 Portneuf Park who was killed in a tractor accident Thursday will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Dowhard chapel here and at a later ceremonies at Hart LDS Third Ward in Pocatello.
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DE Vere Anderson
Portneuf Park
Dowhard
I In
Mayner
Hart
Lds Third Ward
Pocatello Ceremon
U S Holiday Toll Records High Deaths Across Nation
United Press reports 473 deaths over Christmas weekend, with 286 in traffic crashes, 77 by fires, and 110 in miscellaneous accidents. Weather contributed via ice slick roads and overheated stoves. Authorities warned the final toll could rise as deaths continued to be tallied.
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United Press
National Safety Council
Council
Canada
Hudson's Bay
Dixieland States
Pembina
N. D
Men Sought For Inactive Naval Reserve Program
Local navy recruiters push the V-6 inactive reserve program. Eligibles include veterans of navy, marine corps, coast guard up to 64, and army veterans or non veterans 17 to 40. Meetings held Tuesdays at 8 pm at the naval ordnance plant in Pocatello. Lieut Huntsman commands the reserve. About $15,000 in equipment from radios to motors is available. Info at the navy recruiting office on the post office building’s second floor.
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Navy
Naval Reserve
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Army
Naval Ordnance Plant
Lieut
Huntsman
Pocatello
Navy Recruiting Office
Four family members die in Big Bear cabin fireless death
In Big Bear California a Santa Barbara family died suffocated by lack of oxygen as their Christmas tree cabin vented heat and air. Dr Jerome Schnedorf 36 and children Judy eight and Tommy three perished in bed. Mrs Mary Schnedorf 34 and son Jerry ten survived in serious condition.
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Big Bear
Cal
Santa Barbara
Jerome J. Schnedorf
Judy
Tommy
Mary Schnedorf
Jerry
Ed Day
Santa Claus
Schnedorf
Josephine Schnedorf
Chicago
Driver Smacks Parked Cars After Steamed Windshield Incident
Police report shows John E. Andrews driving with a steamed windshield while wiping fog from his vehicle. His car struck two parked cars on South Fifth Avenue, damaging the left rear fender and body of David Rowland’s car and the left rear fender and hubcap of Eva Fetters’ Oregon-registered car. Andrews’ car sustained damage to the right front fender.
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South Fifth Avenue
John E. Andrews
Inkom
David Rowland
Eva Fetters
Oregon
Andrews
Exams Planned For Railway Mail Service
Applicants for the civil service railway postal clerks examination open to veterans must file in Washington DC by January 4, 1949. The starting pay is $1.39 per hour. Exams will be held in Pocatello Idaho Falls St Anthony and other Idaho cities with farms available at the post offices.
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Civil Service Railway Postal Clerks
Washington, D. C
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
St. Anthony
Idaho
Chickens On U S Farms Estimated At 525 Million In 1946
The United States farm flock size was estimated at 525,536,000 chickens at the start of 1946. This figure reflects broad poultry production levels across the farm sector during the period.
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United States
Hospital Commission Named By Power County Board
A nine member commission to run Shiltz memorial hospital was created by Power county commissioners. Terms range one to three years with appointees from Crystal Rockland American Falls and surrounding areas. The board was authorized by statute for years but action waited until this year.
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Power County Board
American Falls
Shiltz Memorial Hospital
Power County
J. Lloyd Brower
Crystal
Ollie Young
Roy
Zina Eliason
Rockland
Fred Janzen
Wayne Dutson
Ford Roberts
Benita Mehlhoff
Jena H. Newport
Arbon
Lillian Winter
Arthur Kosanke
Ralph Bowler
Tobacco Seed Oil Could Replace Linseed in Paints
Oil from Virginia tobacco seeds may ease linseed oil shortages in the paint industry. New experiments indicate tobacco seed oil could substitute linseed oil in certain paint products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Rockland-Roy Road Improvements Announced
In AMERICAN FALLS five miles of Rockland-Roy road work will proceed with a new survey Roy to Holbrook funded. Gov Robins assurance reported by Ward Meadows state senator. An engineer from Pocatello will supervise the spring survey and contracts will be let for Mink Creek Pauline highway to the Bannock county line.
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American Falls
Rockland-Roy Road
Ward Meadows
Power County
Meadows
C. A. Robins
Roy
Holbrook
U. S. 30
Pocatello
Mink Creek
Pauline
Bannock County
Consulate Official Resigns Over Government Alignment
The official announced resignation from the Czechoslovak consulate in New York as he no longer wishes to associate with his country’s government. The move reflects personal disagreement with current political leadership and prompts protocol steps for replacement.
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Ner
New York
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