Idaho Wool Growers Meet and Idaho Senate Confirmations
Plans are in place for the Idaho Wool Growers convention in Pocatello January 9 to 11, with sessions on wool marketing and grazing lands and notable speakers. Also discussed are Governor Robins and three fish and game commission appointments, which the Idaho Senate previously refused to confirm, raising questions about commission membership and future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Wool Growers Convention
Pocatello
L. H. Douglas
W. B. Rice
W. C. Crew
Denver Union
Sylvan J. Pauly
Deer Lodge
Mont
T. B. Murray
State Fish and Game
Wildlife
Garland Russell
Sheep and Lamb
Swift and Co
Lambs
J. M. Jones
National Wool Growers
Wool and National Actions
Berry N. Duff
Colorado
Chamber Commerce
Ledger
Chamber of Commerce
Craig
Ellis Donnaldson
Retail Bureau of the C. of C
C. A. Robins
Idaho State Fish and Game Commission
United Press
Boise
Senate
Robins
R. G. Cole
Claire Wellman
John B.dahlstrom
Commission
Labor and
Industrial Accident Board
Caida
Dahlstrom
Cole
Glen Bandelin
Bonner
Bandelin
Edson Deale
Canyon
Wellman
J. E. Williams
Bingham
Robert E. Smylie
Tax and Labor
Secretary of State
Idaho
Wildlife Federation
Fish and Game
Mauna Loa Eruption Feeds Lava Flows and Plane Disappearances
Volcanic activity on Hawaii's Mauna Loa intensified with lava pouring from a 3-mile fissure, forcing evacuations in Kona district as a Stinson plane with three aboard vanished in the smoke plume. A second lava stream headed toward Hilo while scientists warned of further eruptions as air and ground search teams.
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Mauna Loa
Kilauea
Jaggar
Hawaii
Honolulu
T. H
Honaunau
Kona
Anthony Cambria
South Kona
Hookena
Kealia
McCandless
Kiilae
Koehea
Hanainau
Charles H. McMorris
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
Stinson
Mauna Loas
Thomas Jaggar
Hilo
Weather Pocatello Snow Showers and Cold Wind
Snow showers this afternoon bring colder, windy conditions. High around 25 with a low near 10 above. Light rain and flurries arrive in spots, then partly cloudy Saturday with highs 25 to 35 and overnight 15 to 25. Snow spreads to the northwest by Saturday afternoon with warmer zones in the northwest. Temperatures vary across cities including Chicago Denver Las Vegas Los Angeles Seattle and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Toni Fish
Utah
Biham
Peer
Tempera
Chicago
Denver
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Miami
Omaha
Portland
Salt Lake City
la Francisco
College Play Makes Hit at Idaho State College
A Pocatello audience enjoyed The Admirable Crichton a four act comedy by Sir James Barrie presented by Idaho State College drama department at Frazier hall. Mel Schubert directed with professional air as scenery changes were shown during intermission. The cast, led by Dave Hubbaré, delivered one of the most enjoyable hits of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Crichton
Drama Department
Idaho State College
Frazier Hall
James Barrie
Mel Schubert
Dave Hubbaré
Ava
Cancer Ends Life Of War Monger
Gen. Yoshijiro Umezu, 67, former chief of Japan's army general staff, died of cancer in Tokyo’s army hospital. He was sentenced to life imprisonment by an international military tribunal for conspiracy to wage aggressive war and signed Japan's surrender aboard the USS Missouri.
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Tokyo
Yoshijiro Umezu
Japan
International Military Tribunal
Umezu
International Court
China
Toshio Shiratori
Rome
Couple Arrives From England After Snowbound Voyage
Mr and Mrs Mark Dunkerley arrived in Pocatello from Lancashire England after two days snowbound at Oma ha due to a train blockade. They visit Mrs A Y Satterfield at 495 Washington and plan to become permanent residents. The couple left England before Christmas and reached New York last Sunday. Mrs Dunkerley praised American weather and the kindness of local people while noting little of the city so far.
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Mark Dunkerley
Pocatello
Lancashire
England
Omaha
Mrs. Dunkerley
A. Y. Satterfield
Washington
New York
Rail man dies in Cleveland head of Nickel Plate
John Wy sor Davin 56 president of the Nickel Plate railroad died early Friday after a long illness in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Wysor Davin
The
Nickel Plate Railroad
Beasley Rites Set For Chaplain Albert Beasley
The body of Chaplain Albert E. Beasley killed in a Colfax California C-47 crash arrived in Pocatello at 1 10 am escorted by Chaplain Major Davis. Funeral services are at 2 pm today at the Baptist church where he preached two and a half years. Burial Monday at 2 pm in Wilder Idaho after services in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Beasley
Colfax
Calif
Pocatello
Major Davis
Hamilton Field
The
Baptist Rch
Beasley
J.J. Frey
Black‘foot Baptist Church
McHan-Henderson
Wilder
Idaho
the Baptist Church
Red-Haired Republican Rep backs anti gambling stance
Boise, Idaho. Rep Edith Miller Ada county Republican and Boise police court judge urged immediate action to prohibit gambling amid a brewing proposal by Rep Helen Miller to legalize open gambling. Miller argued for enforcement while Miller contended laws are unenforceable and slot machines fund city governments.
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William B. Hatch
Boise
Idaho
Edith Miller
Ada
Miss Miller
Miller
Helen Miller
Elmore
Miler
Ada County
Jets fly from Chicago to New York at 640 mph
Two Lockheed F-80 C Shooting Stars of the Florida National Guard set an unofficial 711 mile record flying wing to wing from Chicago to New York in 1 hour 21 minutes 8 seconds. Pilots Lt Col William Haviland and Lt Harry Howell rode 30 000 to 40 000 feet near the speed of sound.
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New York
Chicago
la Guardia Field
Wwith Onks
Raene
Shooting Stars
Florida National Guard
William Haviland
Harry B. Howell
Imeson Airport
Jacksonville
A. Haviland
Cleveland
Allentown
Legion to push veterans bonus before 81st Congress
National Commander Perry Brown told a club group in Los Angeles that the American Legion will ask the 81st Congress for a veterans bonus. He outlined the push as a major party goal and urged public backing for the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
American Legion
81St Congress
Perry Brown
Acheson Named Next Secretary of State in 1953
Dean Gooderham Acheson, 55, poised to become secretary of state January 20, is hailed as a leading architect of the United States cold war policy toward Russia. A Harvard-educated lawyer and longtime State Department official, he helped author the Marshall Plan framework and the Acheson-Lilienthal atomic energy report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean Gooderham Acheson
America
Russia
Cleveland
Miss
United States
State Department
David E. Lilienthal
Acheson
Congress
Bowns Endorsed by Machinists in Pocatello Mayoral Bid
City Councilman James H. Bowns was endorsed for mayor by Machinists Local 198 announced by Harry Harvey. Bowns also received an earlier endorsement from Pipe Fitters Local on January 3. He has served on the city council for six years.
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James H. Bowns
Pocatello
Harry Harvey
Bowns
State Lands Largest Timber Sale In Idaho History
The Diamond Match Co paid 1 097 000 to Idaho for a cash timber sale on the East River middle fork area 15 miles north of Priest River. The company gains title to timber with 10 years to remove it. bid nearly double the appraised value of 526 000, with Idaho schools set to gain most from the proceeds.
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Sandpoint
Ida
Diamond Match Co
Idaho
East River
Priest River
Oak Ridge to Become Open City March 15
David E. Lilienthal AEC chairman announced Oak Ridge Tennessee will be an open city on March 15. He said plant areas will remain guarded but the rest of the town will be accessible to the public.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
George Allen Opposes Proposed Two Mill Recreation Levy
Bannock county assessor George W. Allen warned the Pocatello city council he would cut property evaluations if the two mill recreation levy goes forward. Mayor Phillips argued the plan would fund statewide recreation, while legal officials hinted Allen lacks authority to alter assessments and any change would depend on the Bannock County board.
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Pocatello City
Bannock County
George W. Allen
Allen
George” Phillips
Phillips
Pocatello
Courseil
Poca
Bannock County Board of Commissioners
Pilot Guides Lost Army Plane To Twin Falls Landing
United Airlines reported that a C-54 transport, lost with a bad propeller, was guided to an emergency landing at Twin Falls Idaho. Captain W C Birch of Seattle piloted from Twin Falls to locate the distressed craft and return to the field.
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Chicago
United Airlines
Twin Falls
Ida
W. C. Birch
Seattle
Governor Signs the Feed Bill to reimburse travel costs
Gov C A Robins signed the feed bill authorizing payments to state legislators for travel to the capital. The measure appropriates 146000 dollars for mileage at ten cents per mile each way plus ten cents per mile for the return trip and ten dollars per day for lodging and meals for each legislator.
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ISB
C. A. Robins
C-47 Vanishes Over Tacoma Area During Search
Search planes comb airspace east of Tacoma for a missing C-47 transport with three crew aboard. The aircraft bound for McChord AFB from Ogden Utah vanished after circling the area with low fuel and a failed compass and radio.
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Tacoma
Wash
Here
McChord Air Force Base
Ogden
Utah
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Kanake
Idaho Wool
Willard D. Eberhart
James Redman
K-T Flying Service
Frank Lee
Lee and Chapson Industrial Equipment Co
Civil Aeronautics Administration
PBY
Air Force
Coast Guard
Civil Air Patrol
Albert
LeRoy Walker
First Methodist Church
Elmer Adams
Baptist Church
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
United States Senate
Harvard Law School
Associates
Covington, Burling, Rublee, Acheson and Shorb
George Allen
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