U S Surveys Cattle Loss In Blizzards
The Agriculture Department reports about 178000 meat animals died in four western states by Feb 1 in a survey of blizzard losses. Cattle and calves totaled 81000 and sheep and lambs 97000 with heavier losses to follow due to feed shortages and weight loss.
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U.S
Washington
The
Agriculture Department
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Utah
Nevada
Missouri River
Fremont
Sweetwater
Weld
Logan
Sedgewick
Morgan
Yuma
Wrecks on Cassia Roads From Snow and Ice
Slippery roads in Cassia county from snow caused several accidents. A Kenworth truck driven by Howard K. Allen of Glendale collided with a snowbank west of Burley on U S Highway 30, then Tess Williams of Burley and Raymond A. Oehler of Caldwell damaged their cars in the wake. Minor damage to a parked car occurred on Overland avenue when Ernest Peterson of Burley slid into it. No injuries reported. total damage around $200. In India a newsprint factory cornerstone was laid at Chandni in the Central Provinces, with production expected to begin by end of 1949 and annual need exceeding 90,000 tons.
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Burley
Cassia
Sheriff’s
Kenworth
Howard K. Allen
Glendale
Ariz
U. S. Highway 30
Tess Williams
Raymond A. Oehler
Route 3
Caldwell
Overland Avenue
Ernest Peterson
Paul Allen
India
Chandni
Central Provinces
News of the Day In Rhyme on the Ku Klux Klan
A satirical critique denounces the Ku Klux Klan’s hate and violence. The verse condemns cross burnings and bigotry, urging unity and a world free of intolerance, while mocking the Klan’s recruitment schemes and financial appeal. It calls for broader moral reform.
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Ku Klux Klan
South
U. S
Temporary Husband Plan Divides Berlin Women
In Berlin a plan by Dorothea Klage to allow temporary husbands for surplus German women meets strong female opposition. Interviews reveal most women doubt the system will work, fearing exploitation of pretty women and continuing unhappiness, while some support trial marriages to curb divorces. A clergyman and others warn against social burdens and moral decline.
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Berlin
Lisellette Kuhlmann
Hildegard Wegscheider
Escapees Caught After Jail Break near Logan Utah
Two prisoners Sherwood Strausser and Charles Mageraham escaped Cache county jail in the early hours. Strausser, 32, of Great Falls Montana, held on a Dyer act charge. Mageraham, 38, Wyoming, on grand larceny. An unidentified bus driver helped officers locate Mageraham at Smithfield and Strausser in Preston Idaho.
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Logan
Utah
Cache County
Sherwood F. Strausser
Great Falls
Mont
Charles J. Mageraham
Wyoming
Strausser
U. S. Marshall
Mageraham
Sheriff's Office
Smithfield
Joan Crawford Seeks True Story of Teachers for Film
Hollywood star Joan Crawford believes a film about a dedicated underpaid Midwest schoolteacher could capture real problems like delinquency, low pay, and crowded classes. Studio pushback delays the project as Crawford collects teacher letters and searches for a writer while defending a dignity focused portrayal.
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Hollywood
America
Joan Crawford
la Crawford
Miss O’brien
Miss Crawford
PTA
Miss C
Harry Warner
Home Study Women More Likely to Marry Than Academics
A Baldwin Wallace College survey of home economics graduates finds 82.4 percent of 256 such graduates were married, an edge over the 63 percent marriage rate for all women college graduates. Ruth Baur notes the trend links broad study with practical fields.
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Berer
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ruth Baur
Britain aims to curb American slang through National Theatre
In London the Conservatives and Labour unite on removing American slang from youth speech. Oliver Lyttleton joked with a Brooklyn accent to illustrate the issue, while Leah Manning praised the National Theatre for exposing children to refined English. The Daily Herald lauded the Commons for third reading a bill linking American idiom to poor speech.
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London
Britain
National Theater
Oliver Lyttleton
House of Commons
Brooklyn
Leah Manning
Labor
Mann
The
Daily Herald
Free Birthday Portraits at Mendy Photographers
Advertises free birthday pictures for children up to age seven. Parents must call Mendy Photographers about three days before the birthday to schedule an appointment. Phone number provided as 3953.
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Mendy
UN Aid May Be Asked In Chinese War
Australian foreign minister Dr. Herbert Evatt, president of the UN general assembly, weighs proposing UN mediation to settle the Chinese conflict. Lie indicated no objection to Evatt seeking mediation but no final decision or instructions have been given. Sun Fo supports UN mediation as the practical path, while Evatt would pursue mediation under Article 14 if pursued. The article notes Evatt’s upcoming assembly presidency and mentions the Russian veto power.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Herbert Evatt
General Assembly
United Nations
Evatt
Trygve Lie
Australia
Lie
Berlin
UN General Assembly
China
Sun Fo
Canton
Burley Cubs Stage Minstrel Show at Presbyterian Church
Burley Idaho Cub Scouts of Den No 1 presented a minstrel program for parents at the Presbyterian church. The backdrop featured the S S Cub Scouts ship built by the boys from packing boxes and paint. Den mother Mrs Harvey Rogers and helpers served refreshments.
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Burley
den No
Presbyterian Church
S.S. Cub Scouts
Jimmy Goettsche
Declo
Donald Janek
Tommy Fisher
Chuck Terhune
Robert Garmody
Dee Taylor
Lynn Thomas
John Davis
Wayne Rogers
Mike Hanzel
Harvey Rogers
Charles Terhune
James Janek
Divorce Petition Denied Over Cruelty Claim
In London Stanley Watts failed to prove his wife Kathleen’s alleged cruelty met the legal standard for cruelty in divorce law. The court ruled her conduct fell short of legal cruelty despite complaints of boxed ears, neglect of duties, spilling breakfast, and insulting language.
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London
LLP
Stanley Watts
Watts
Kathleen
United States shifts stance on Evatt Germany settlement plan
The United States reportedly favors a hands off approach and criticizes Evatt's east settlement ideas for Germany. State Department officials in Washington are seen as cool to Evatt and wary of new mediation moves after last November's Berlin crisis.
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General Assembly
Berlin
United States
Evatt
State Department
US State Department
Germany
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