Man Injured In North County Car Crash
Construction worker Robert B. Nelson, 30, Route 1 North, suffered a three inch forehead cut when his car hit the rear of a two car pileup on Highway 91 north of the Green Triangle club. Nelson was taken to Dr. Forrest Howard for treatment.
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Robert B. Nelson
Route 1
Here
Bannock County
Norman S. Fordyce
Nelson
Highway 91
Green Triangle Club
Richard ‘Brown
S. Fouth
Brown
Ray Usdoon
Busdoon
Forrest Howard
Idaho Faces Snow With Airlift and Open Roads
Weather across Idaho forced rural school closures while highway crews kept roadways passable behind plows. State wildlife workers fed deer elk and game birds as they struggled to service feeding stations along the Boise river and Payette river forks. An emergency airlift near Pocatello moved a child with a throat obstruction to Salt Lake City, as winds of 40 to 50 mph were forecast, and three ranchers snowbound near Mountain Home reported being stranded while seeking cattle feed.
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Highway Bureau
Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Boise River
Payette River
Pocatello
Ida
Salt Lake City
Pocatello Weather Bureau
Nevada
Rowland
Mountain Home
Dean Bake
Golden Hyde
Verland Stowel
Plumber Held on Fire Set Charges in Bromley
In Bromley England George Atkinson a plumber was held on charges of setting fire to a property. His wife suffered a severe shock. Atkinson claimed there was no intent and said the motive was money matters weighing on him.
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Bromley
England
George Atkinson
Atkinson
Judge protests pay in rhyme over six thousand dollars
A humorous verse laments Idaho high court pay, mocking six thousand dollars as too little. It jokes about swapping roles, wearing a judge’s gown, and covering legal woes in Pokey town. It critiques lawyers, fees, and shrinking freedoms, urging fair compensation.
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Idaho
Myas
Co-ed Learns Husband Has Other Family
Carol Harte, an 18 year old Michigan State student, hid her heartbreak in a Minnesota county jail after learning her lover Standish McFarland, who she ran off with in November, was married and a father. McFarland died in a plane crash north of Aitkin, and Harte confirmed she and McFarland never married. Sheriff Hulin protected her from questioning as her parents learned the facts from Michigan state police.
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Aitkin
Minn
Carol Harte
Michigan State College
Agnes Harte
East Jordan
Mich
Hjalmer Hulin
Hulin
Miss. Harte
East Lansing
Standish McFarland
McFarland
Here
Minnesota
Michigan
Miss Harte
Power County Faces Oil Heating and Feeding Crisis
Rural residents from Warm Creek to Roy endure a severe feed shortage as hay stores run low. Efforts to secure heavy equipment loans from contractors in Pocatello and nearby cities move forward with governor involvement. Crews reach only the bridge end across the dam while road access remains limited.
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Rockland Road
Warm Creek
East Flats
Landing
Roy
Lake Channel
Ward Meadows
Rep
C. H. Allen
Pocatello
Department of Interior
Aberdeen
Wolf Hunt Plane Crash Claims Two Men In North Country
McFarland and Lawrence Hanson, both 26, of Aitkin, died when their aircraft went down about 30 miles north while wolves were being hunted from the air. Bodies recovered as relatives in Michigan prepared to claim them. A girl connected with the case spent time at the county jail but faced no charges.
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Farland
McFarland
Lawrence Hanson
Aitkin
Here
Hulin
Michigan
Norbert Mearland
Hersey
Mich
Newspaper men fined for court contempt in divorce case
Cleveland editor Louis B. Seltzer was fined 500 for contempt of court by Judge Samuel H. Silbert. City Editor Louis Clifford and Reporter Leonard Hammer were fined 200 each on the same charge in the divorce case as reported by the Cleveland Press.
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Cleveland
Louis B. Seltzer
The
Cleveland Press
Common Pleas
Samuel H. Silbert
Louis Clifford
Leonard Hammer
Richard Campbell
Campbells
Hammer
Indiana
Silbert
Cuyahoga County
Seltzer
Campbell
Republican platform and Dewey attack on administration
Dewey defends Republican platform principles and a worldwide foreign policy while criticizing the Truman administration for China policy and domestic competence. The piece also recalls the Cleveland Press divorce publicity and its court case with editor statements and vow to pursue reforms.
Murray Certain To Be Re-elected
Philip Murray rests in Mercy hospital as nearly a million CIO United Steelworkers vote to reelect him president for four years. Murray runs unopposed along with top officers James G. Thimmel Van A. Bittner and David J. McDonald. The union plans to choose directors for about 30 districts and delegates for the CIO convention.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Mercy Hospital
CIO
United Steelworkers
Murray
USW
James G. Thimmel
van A. Bittner
David J. McDonald
Union
Relaxing Of Draft Calls Discussed In Pocatello Meeting
Major E H Erikson and Captain J D Hunsaker discussed relaxing draft calls for February and March at a Monday meeting of the Pocatello military manpower committee. The session at 403 North Main was chaired by Perry A Nelson with reports from Jerome Turner Beverly Smith and Bertha Stacy.
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E. H. Erikson
J. D. Hunsaker
Pocatello Military Manpower Committee
N. Maines
Perry A. Nelson
Jerome Turner
Beverly Smith
Bertha Stacy
Rising Sun flag sale planned by Japanese government
The government will hold the first postwar official sale of Rising Sun flags. The Commerce and Industry Ministry expects the first batch ready nationwide by April 29, Emperor Hirohito’s birthday. About 220,000 flags will be manufactured from 200,000 yards of silk due to a cotton shortage.
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TOYKO
Commerce and Industry Ministry
Hirohito
Six Arabic Newspapers Published in New York City
Six modern Arabic language newspapers are published in New York City, reflecting a localized press scene that serves Arabic speaking readers in the area. The papers cover news, culture, and community events for residents and businesses, highlighting immigrant media activity in the metropolis.
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New York City
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