Wildcats Stop Cal 20 To 14 In Rose Clash
Northwestern rallies to beat California 20 to 14 in the Rose Bowl as Ed Tunnicliff races 43 yards for the go ahead score with under four minutes left. Frank Aschenbrenner had a 73 yard TD run, Jensen injures an ankle but Cal fights back before the late Northwestern surge seals the win.
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Wildcats
Cal
Pasadena
Ed Tunnicliff
Northwestern Wildcats
Big Nine
University of California
Jackie Jen
Sen
Golden Bears
Frank Aschenbrenner
Jensen
Lynn Waldorf
Dick Erickson
Frank Brunk
Bears
Jack Swaner
Jim Cullom
Tunnicliff
California
Aschenbrenner
Jim Farrar
North
Jackie Jensen
John
Shamy
Tipster on Fire Receives $5 New Year Reward
Frank G. Kleffner of 88 Willow wood Ave. collects a $5 New Year reward after calling in the Idaho Falls potato warehouse fire tip that led the front page story. The notice reminds readers to call 3530 and ask for a reporter when they see a news item.
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Frank G. Kleffner
Willowwood Ave
Mining Man Bradley Dies in Berkeley at 75
Philip Read Bradley, 75, a son of a forty-niner and a prominent figure in west coast and Alaskan mining circles, died Friday at a Berkeley rest home. He served as a longtime leader in mining organizations and was a past president of Alaska. ENROUTE HOME Paris report notes Royall’s weekend trip by plane to Washington after an extensive inspection tour of U S Army installations in Europe.
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Berkeley
Calif
Philip Read Bradley
Enroute
Paris
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Washington
U. S. Army
Europe
Campbell Dies at 63, Legendary British Speed Ace
Sir Malcolm Campbell of Reigate England dies at home after years of eye illness. He held land speed record 301.12 mph in Utah 1935 and water speed 1417 mph in 1939. His beloved Blue Bird vehicles symbolized unattainable goals. He was once jailed at 15 for bicycle speeding.
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Reigate
England
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Salt
Utah
John Cobb
Death Takes Mrs. Peter
Mrs. Elizabeth Terrell Peter 80 of 657 West Lewis St. Pocatello died Saturday evening at General hospital. Born August 2 1868 in Blandville Kentucky she married John W Peter in 1913 in Pocatello. She is survived by sisters brothers and a niece. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at McHan Henderson chapel.
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Elizabeth Terrell Peter
West Lewis St
Pocatello
General Hospital
McHan-Henderson
Peter
Blandville
Kentucky
James D. Terrell
John W. Peter
The
Baptist Church
Hunter Jackson
J. E. Stapp
Henderson
Grace J. Terrell
James R. Terrell
F. C
Robert M. Terrell
George W. Allen
Wind and Snow to Persist Through Day
The U S Weather Bureau reports continued wind and snow with generally fair weather expected Monday. Colder today with lows around 10 below and highs near 36. Precipitation measured at .09 inches.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Actaem
Winter roads in Idaho blocked as conditions worsen
Road conditions out of Pocatello deteriorated last night with main highways limited to one way. Sardine canyon on the Salt Lake City route and the American Falls Burley road were blocked at press time this morning according to police.
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Pocatello
Sardine Canyon
Salt Lake City
American Falls-Burley
Plan to curb House rules committee approved by caucus
The Democratic caucus voted 176 to 48 to curb the power of the House rules committee and present the measure to the new Congress. The move aims to smooth Truman's legislative program and follows years of criticism over the committee blocking bills cleared by others. Sam Rayburn was chosen as Speaker and John W. McCormack as floor leader.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Truman
House
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Tex
John W. McCormack
Mass
Rules Committee
Holiday Toll Rises as New Year 1949 Opens
Chicago reports New Year holiday toll at 180 dead with 127 traffic deaths by midnight the first day of 1949. Fires killed 14 and 38 perished in miscellaneous mishaps. Weather eyed snow and a cold Dakotas surge with New England and Pacific Northwest troubled. Railway use up 15 percent over Christmas. Greyhound says bus passengers down.
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Chicago
Dakotas
New England
Pacific Northwest
Greyhound Bus
Queen Mary Beached On Sand Bar Off Cherbourg
The 81 235 ton Cunard liner Queen Mary ran aground on a sand bar near Cherbourg during a gale with 2800 aboard. Tug assistance kept the ship stuck at sea 12 miles west of Cherbourg while lighters stood by for possible disembarkation. Among the 1670s passengers were actor Charles Laughton Panama ex president Enrique Jiminez and Sir Alexander Cadogan.
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Cherbourg
France
Cunard
la Sardne
New York
Charles Laughton
Enrique Jiminez
United Nations
Alexander Cadogan
Airliner crashes near Orbetello Italy killing 12
A South African DC-3 airliner crashed and burned near Orbetello Italy on Friday night, killing at least 12 passengers and crew.
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Orbetello
Italy
Firemen host 48th annual New Year dance in Pocatello
Hundreds of residents attended the New Year’s Eve ball in the Pocatello high school gym with Jay Slaughter’s orchestra playing from 9 to 1. The event, chaired by Ed Cousins, marked the fire department’s 48th annual ball though financial totals were not yet checked.
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Pocatello
Mendy
Jay Slaughter
Ed Cousins
Cousins
Communists Snub Chiang Peace Offer in Broadcasts
The Chinese Communist broadcasts rejected Chiang Kai-Shek’s New Year peace bid and mocked Premier Sun Fo as a hypocrite. They vowed to keep fighting with no mercy, urging the revolution not to be abandoned and rejecting any government accord.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Sun Fo
China
Ee Kuomintang
Chiang
Artist Smith Joins Post Sunday Staff at Pocatello
The Pocatello Post announces Nevills Smith joins the staff as weekly Sunday cartoonist alongside Cecil Fitch. Smith, with 20 years in art and 10 in cartoons, returns to Pocatello after army service in World War II providing a panel of local character drawings reflecting editorial policy.
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Pocatello Post
Cécil Fitch
Pocatello
Pocatello High School
Ncil Smith
Fox West Coast
Art Department
Oenix
Ariz
Reg Manning
Arizona
Sam
Smith
United States Army
Sicily
Salerno
Anzio
Cassino
Forty-Fifth
POST
Cecil F. Smith
Krug taps Walter Horning as chief of forestry division
Secretary of the Interior J A Krug announced the appointment of Walter H Horning of Portland Oregon as chief of the division of forestry in the Bureau of Land Management in Washington.
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Washington —(Lp
Secretary of Interior
J. A. Krug
Walter H. Horning
Portland
Exc
Division of Forestry
Bureau of Land Management
Chief of Police Roubidoux Improves After Heart Attack
Chief of Police R. J. Roubidoux remains in fairly good condition at General Hospital after being hospitalized Wednesday for a mild heart attack. Reports Saturday night indicate steady improvement and continued treatment ongoing.
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R. J. Roubidoux
General Hospital
Notre Dame, Southern Methodist Ink 2-Game 1949 1951 Contract
Notre Dame and Southern Methodist University signed a two game football contract for 1949 and 1951. Frank Leahy announced the agreement outlining the schedule and roles.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Southern Methodist University
Athlet
Frank Leahy
Key Beds Hid In Capitol Prolters Say
House Un-American Activities Committee warns in a pamphlet that communists and red spies have penetrated government deeply. It cites a 17 million dollar loyalty program as a feeble defense and claims infiltrations began in 1933 after U S recognition of the Soviet Union.
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Washington
QUP
House
House Un-American Activities Committee
Army
Navy
Diplomatic Corps
Treasury
United States
Soviet Union
New Year's Eve Civil Unrest Ends Quietly After Downtown Disturbance
Denver police described a New Year celebration turning violent as teens and men stripped a woman at a dress shop entrance and vandalized shops. Officers halted the crowd after midnight, jailings followed, and four vehicles were damaged in the downtown disorder.
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Denver
Unlicensed Slot Machines Wail as Idaho Legislature Nears
In Pocatello 239 of 315 slot machines remain unlicensed as licenses expired with the old year. Police found the unlicensed machines turned to the wall on Saturday and reported no arrests as owners await the 4849 Idaho Legislature to decide slot legality.
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Pocatello
Idaho
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