Idaho GOP Maps Plans To Fund Campaign
Idaho Republican Central Committee plans its 1948 campaign around a $96,000 expenditure matching last year. State chairman Tom W. Smith will appoint auditing and budget committees as Gov. Robins pledges active support and political critics are dismissed. The group also set Feb 13 for Lincoln Day events and Cœur d’Alene for the April 17 delegate convention.
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Boise
Idaho Republican Cent Committee
Tom W. Smith
Smith
C. A. Robins
Robins
Coeur d’Alene
Council Rejects Damage Claim over Sewage Damage
The Pocatello city council rejected a $45.28 damage claim by Clark Hadley at 1538 South Third Ave. The ruling, made on a recommendation from street commissioner Ralph Bair, found the city not at fault amid sewage-related allegations.
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Pocatello City
Clark Hadley
South Third Ave
Ralph Bair
Law bends in G I love case at Ellis Island
New York reports the justice department released twenty prospective brides from Ellis Island under $500 bonds pending appeal after the fiancé visas expired hours earlier. The women, mostly Italian, were to be reunited with their American grooms within 90 days to marry.
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Department’ of Justice
G.I
Europe
Ellis Island
G.i.’S
Parking Space Request Seen In Pocatello For Idaho Power
Police Chief Jarvis Roubidoux was told by the city council Friday night to study Idaho Power company’s bid for 60 feet of parking across the alley behind their 100 block North Main street store. Don Brown for the firm said the space is needed to serve a fleet of 15 company vehicles moving to and from the site.
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Jarvis Roubidoux
Idaho Power Company
Pocatello
Mainstreet
Don Brown
Greek Army Attacks Guerrillas Near Konitsa
Greek forces push into rugged hills near Konitsa as guerrilla rear guards harass them. General Antonopoulos probes the area in bad weather while Markos Vafiades troops retreat toward Albania after failing to seize Konitsa. Refugees swell Janina as shells threaten Albanian soil near Bourazani bridge.
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Antonopoulos
Markos Vafiades
People’s Army
Aoos
Albania
Mt. Grammos
Bourazani Bridge
Markos
Burglaries Prompt Police Search After Hotel Theft
Intermountain officers traced a burglary at the Yellowstone hotel to three young men driving a 1940s car. Clerk E J Moore found a forced cash drawer with 140 dollars in tens and twenties missing. Witnesses described a slender blonde man of about 5 ft 11 in with blue eyes and nervous demeanor, seen fleeing the lobby with cash.
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Yellowstone Hotel
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Yellowstone
Stoen
L. E. Littlefield
D.G. Littlefield
Thomas Covelli
West
Benton St
Readers Rant Rave To Columnist in Hollywood Letters
Hollywood readers weigh in on Will Rogers as a historic figure, private life of stars, movie plots, and the balance between profits and art. Subscribers praise Martin Mooney on Al Capone, discuss adult versus children’s films, music, and double features with varied opinions from across the country.
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NEA
Will Rogers
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Calif
Agg
Shirley Temple
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St Louis
Lassie
Philadelphia
Mickey Mouse
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Doe
Wilmington
Del
Martin Mooney
al Capone
Hollywod
Redlands
Dallas
Texas
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Enid
Okla
Amber
San Diego, Cal
Sewer District No 70 Wins City Council Approval
The city council approved creation of sewer district No 70 near Orchard and West Young streets. Interim warrants for the $3000 project were authorized.
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Orchard and
West Young Streets
City Grant Mayor Announces Ham Auction for Pool Fund
Mayor George Phillips told the city council on Friday night that Zweigart Packing offered 40 hams to be auctioned between halves of basketball games with proceeds designated for the community swimming pool and related improvements.
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George Phillips
Zweigart Packing Company
Six Revenue Employees Cited As Grain Traders
Six internal revenue field employees including the York office were cited by the Senate Appropriations Committee for speculating in commodity markets. Secretary Anderson issued a new list of 755 big economy traders, naming Edwin W. Pauley, Kenneth Royall, and Ralph K. Davies among others. Pauley promised a full record of his trading by next Monday.
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Congress
Internal Revenue Field
York
Senate Appropriations Committee
Clinton P. Anderson
Edwin W. Pauley
Army
Kennett Royall
Ralph K. Davies
War
Pauley
Senate
ISC Debaters Place Third in National Speech Meet
Idaho State College debaters from Pocatello took third in the senior division at the Speech Association of America convention in Salt Lake City December 29 to 31. The team of Herma McDevitt and Ralph Swisher lost only to first place Willamette University and reached finals undefeated. Other ISC debaters Melvin Anderson and Ray Davis, both from Pocatello, plus Richard Savage of Aberdeen, each endured two losses. Davis was elected vice president of the debate union. The team’s adviser was Carl Isaacson. The next meet is at Linfield College in February.
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Idaho State College
Herma McDevitt
Ralph Swisher
Pocatello
Speech Association of America
Salt Lake City
McDevitt-Swisher
Williamette University
Salenf Ore
ISC
Melvin Anderson
Ray J. Davis
Richard Savage
Aberdeen
Davis
Carl Isaacson
Pocatello College
Western College Debate Association
Linfield College
McMinnville
Ore
India Hopes For UN Help In Kashmir Crisis
India's United Nations delegation signaled it may seek a new peacekeeping mission if talks with Pakistan fail to stop Moslem raids on Kashmir. P. P. Pillai urged swift Security Council action and urged acceptance of India's milder proposals accusing Pakistan of aggression in defiance of the UN charter.
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India
United Nations
Security Council
Kashmir
Pakistan
P. P. Pillai
Theil-Nation Council
Writer tossed from Idaho liquor office in Boise
Boise journalist using pen name Paul Glass claims Idaho liquor law enforcement officials ejected him from the state office on Dec. 18 after he sought ownership names of Boise liquor clubs. He says Clarence Saunders snatched a club list, crumpled it, and ordered him out along with his overcoat. Commissioner R C Lewis declined comment. Saunders promised a statement Monday.
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Boise
Paul Glass
Idaho Challenge
Idaho Allied Civic Forces
Glass
Clarence Saunders
Saunders
R. C. Lewis
Law Enforcement
Pocatello Council Grants 5-Year Lease to Hawkes Transfer
The Pocatello city council approved a five year land lease with an option to extend to Hawkes Transfer for city property on West Dillon Street dead end between First Avenue and the Union Pacific railroad tracks at ten dollars per year.
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Pocatello
Hawkes Transfer Company
West Dillon Street
First Avenue
Union Pacific
Freight Line Officers Bar Sidewalk Driving After Protest
Garrett Freight Lines told the city council Friday night that workers were ordered not to drive across the sidewalk from their South Second Street parking area except in designated driveways. The move followed a city protest.
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Garrett Freight Lines
South Second St
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