Rail unions press for recall of fact finding board
A national rail wage hour dispute prompt recalls of the Truman board as 16 unions and railroads urge a Monday meeting in Chicago. The board will meet as private citizens to interpret and apply prior recommendations while negotiators keep options open and disclose no new terms.
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G. E. Leighty
Leighty
Truman
William M. Leiserson
Washington
David L. Coles
Paterson
N. J
George A. Cook
Sarasota
Fla
Golf Star Ben Hogan Injured in Oncoming Crash
Ben Hogan was seriously injured in a head on collision between his car and a westbound Greyhound bus 150 miles east of El Paso. He suffered three fractured ribs and facial cuts, with possible back injuries, while his wife credited him with shielding her from the impact.
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Ben Hogan
Here
Hotel Dieu
Hogan
Jack Rabbits Out Too Soon
Two hunters near American Falls reported 83 rabbits killed between them along the road between Pocatello and American Falls. Hunters and cars lined the highway as they sought rabbits, with one man saying they were helping the state save part of a $28,000 appropriation for extermination efforts.
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Groundhog
American Falls
Pocatello
Bids Scheduled On Water Plant Lewiston Orchards Project
The federal reclamation bureau expects to call for bids February 23 on the Lewiston Orchards water treatment plant and reservoir project, according to the regional office. Bids will be issued from the chief engineer’s office.
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Boise
Federal Reclamation Bureau
Lewiston Orchards
Idaho journalism students win regional scholarships
Three University of Idaho journalism students will share 375 in scholarships funded by the Coeur d Alene Press Moscow Daily Idahonian and the Wallace Press Times.
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State Game Measure Killed By Idaho Senators
Idaho senators join ranchers and sportsmen to kill a bill that would have made the state fish and game commission elective. The measure failed 26 no to 17 yes amid broader legislative turmoil over a labor commissioner bill in the Idaho House.
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Idaho
State Fish and Game Commission
House of Representatives
House
Jess Vetter
Kootenai
Senate
Sen. S. Dean Orme
Fremont
Fish and Game Commission
Orme
Deagrees
E. S. Middlemist
Boundary
Portneuf River flood plan urged by property owners
Attorney F M Bistline told Bannock county leaders to act now to avert spring flood along the Portneuf River. He urged property owners to clear debris to aid runoff and noted 50 000 from army engineers emergency funds could fund dredging and river bends straightening. The Boise conference Friday will review the flood control plan with local officials attending.
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Bannock County
Boise
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Bistline
Bannock
Glen Taylor
Army Engineers
Pocatello
Western States Face New Snowstorm Blitz
A new storm looms parts of the West as Operation Snowbound floods relief to 6863 distressed in 24 hours. Nebraska, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona and South Dakota face heavy snows, with Navajo and Cheyenne communities hit hard. Relief efforts rush to aid pneumonia risks, starvation and frozen livestock across the region.
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Omaha
Nebraska
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Arizona
South Dakota
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Air Force
Lewis A. Pick
Wyoming
Finals In Contest Set At Pocatello Legion Event
Final contests in the Pocatello American Legion oratorical competition are tonight at 8 45 in the Memorial building. Finalists Reed Jensen Harold Paide and Francis King all of Pocatello high school compete for the title with the Constitution as the subject. Judges are Lloyd Haight Milford S Merrill Darwin Brown Jack Worford and Sam Hanson.
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Memorial Building
Don Bistline
Reed Jensen
Harold Paide
Francis King
Pocatello High School
Guardian of the People's Rights
Lloyd Haight
Milford S. Merrill
Darwin Brown
Jack Worford
Sam Hanson
Red Cross Campaign Aides Named in Bannock County Drive
Bannock County announces county and local chairmen for the 1949 Red Cross drive led by General Chairman A. R. Ebel. The Pocatello area aims for a $15,000 goal with an advance gift drive Feb 15 to 28 and the main campaign March 1 to 31.
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Bannock
A. R. Ebel
S. 8Th Avenue
Pocatello Area
Ebel
Pocatello Drive
Margaret Golob
Todd Cahill
Lou Haller
Tommy Terrell
James Bagwell
Ray Kuhn
Irv Maag
John Denman
Bannock County
Girl Misses Bad Injury In Accident
Five year old Sandra Orchard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Orchard Jr of 741 North Arthur Ave, ran into a speeding auto in front of the home yesterday. She was struck by a car driven by Tommee 20 of 65542 West Denner St and was treated at General hospital for skinned knees and minor bruises before being released.
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Groundhog
Brother Groundhog
Frank Walrath
North Arthur Ave
Tommy
Mendy
Sandra Orchard
Joseph Orchard Jr
Orchard
Tommee
West Dener St
General Hospital
Midweek Pocatello Weather Shadowed by Snow Likely
Wednesday offered sunny skies and a mild 22 degree high, but forecasts predict increasing cloudiness and intermittent snow. Temperatures dip to around zero by Friday night with a high near zero and a subzero low likely, as thawing gives way to slick walking conditions and more precipitation.
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Pocatello
Pocatellans
Acheson criticizes Stalin peace bid as political maneuver
Secretary of State Dean Acheson denounces Joseph Stalin peace proposals as an international political maneuver. He says Truman should not travel or bypass official channels and asserts the United States will not strike separate deals with Russia or bypass the United Nations.
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Dean G. Aches
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Truman
Stalin
Acheson
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Russia
White House
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U. S
International News Service
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Britain
France
United Nations
Idaho rifle champ Parkinson to compete in regional tourney
Idaho’s 1948 .30 caliber rifle champion Lee Parkinson of Boise announced he will compete for honors in the Southwestern Idaho gallery tournament to be held in Boise this Sunday.
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Boise
Idaho
Lee Parkinson
Weather Snapshot Utah Idaho Pacific Northwest Forecast
The dispatch reports a cloudy to snowy pattern across multiple regions. Pocatello Idaho shows intermittent snow with a high near 20 and a plunge to zero by Friday morning. Utah expects cloudy to partly cloudy skies with light snow western areas and highs around 20, lows near zero to 10 above.
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Dixi
Idaho
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