Stassen Draws West Support In Gate City Visit
Harold E. Stassen spoke in Gate City outlining a vigorous West campaign. He urged early party leadership, praised Western support, and named plans to enter primaries in New Hampshire Wisconsin Nebraska and Arkansas. He backed universal military training and Marshall Plan administration with business-like handling. He also suggested two West cabinet posts and left interior appointment open to capable candidates.
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Bob Vance
Pocatello Post
Pocatello
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
William Halsey
Whitman Hotel
Stassen
West
Republican Party
U.S
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Wisconsin
Nebraska
Arkansas
Illinois
Ohio
Virginia
Oregon
South Dakota
Interior
Interior Post
Initiation Set at American Falls Thursday Evening
The Mouse will hold an initiation at 8 p.m. on Thursday in American Falls, inviting attendees to join the group and participate in the event.
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American Falls
Pauley Says He Will Resign This Month Amid Stassen Blast
Edwin W. Pauley, under fire for commodity speculation, announced he expects to resign his government job this month. He accused Harold E. Stassen of fraud and said the GOP candidate is pushing a congressional probe to claim credit for his resignation.
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Henry Wallace
Wallace
Idaho
Glen Taylor
Stassen
Union Pacific
Whitman
Edwin Pauley
California
Army
Pauley
Washington
Edwin W. Pauley
Harold E. Stassen
Epidemic Nausea Hits U. F. Region
A wave of epidemic nausea spreads in the San Francisco area, linked in some cases to mild influenza and the common cold. The illness is caused by an unidentified virus, with the Los Angeles known form called Virus X noted in context.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Weather Report Forecast Clear With Minor Temps
Weatherman forecasts clear conditions with little temperature change on Wednesday. High near 35. Tuesday high 32, low 11, no precipitation. Sunrise at 7 59, sunset at 5 19.
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Okey
Pocatello Gate City Postings Highlights Local Happenings
Three minute after dinner talks replace long exams for Clark S. Carlile classes at Idaho State College. A state bonus discussion is planned for January 29 in Memorial hall with VFW Post 735 officials seeking views for and against. Buzz Holt, a blind pianist and tuner, returns home to Pocatello from Anchorage and declares a bright future here.
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Whitman Hotel
Idaho State College
Idaho
Memorial Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post No
Pocatello
John Putnam
Tom Smalley
Bill Steed
Clifton Wells
Glen Peck
VFW
Gate City
Buzz Holt
Caldwell Five Trips Boise 47-39 in overtime
Caldwell high school defeated Boise 47-39 after an even first three quarters, then pulled away in overtime. Keyes led Caldwell with two field goals while Martin added one and Smith sank two free throws sealing the win for Caldwell in the Big Six game.
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Caldwell
Boise
Caldwell High School
Lewis Keyes
Dick Martin
Joseph Smith
State OKs Bannock County School Consolidation Plans
Bannock county consolidation proposals won state approval from the state school reorganiza tion committee in Boise as the two day session closed Tuesday night. Approved for Bannock were class A districts at Pocatello and Morris Valley and a class B district for Banj ect to Franklin croft.
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Boise
United Press
Bannock
Pocatello
Portneuf
Inkom
Morris Valley
McCammon
Lava Hot Springs
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Arimo
Grace
Thatcher
Franklincroft
Mrs Neef Dies After Brief Illness in Pocatello Hospital
Mrs Johanna Emma Titius Neef, 80, mother of Mrs Frank T Briggs, died in a Pocatello hospital Tuesday afternoon after a brief illness. She had been visiting at her daughter's home at 444 South Eleventh Ave since November.
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Johanna
Emma Titius Neef
Frank T. Briggs
Pocatello Hospital
Neef
South Eleventh Ave
Nover
Meat Ration Talk Blamed On Politician
William B. Wright of Deeth Nevada told the American National Livestock Association meeting in Boise that meat rationing talk is politics aimed at impressing voters. He cited Anderson's statements supporting rationing and warned of tight 1948 supply as cattle numbers fall from 85 million in 1945 to 70 million now. Wright urged 1200 cattlemen to oppose rationing in fairness to the public.
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Boise
Ida
William B. Wright
Deeth
Nev
American National Livestock Association
Clinton P. Anderson
Wright
Association
Anderson
Bengals Sweep Adams State in Colossal Idaho State Win
Idaho State Bengals topped Adams State 56 to 45 in Alamosa Colorado to sweep the two game series. Center Ashley led Adams State with 21 points despite two sprained ankles and a cold. Richardson led Idaho State with 12 points as the Bengals raced to a 20 to 2 start.
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Alamosa
Colo
Adams State
Ashley
Richardson
Bengals
Idaho Teacher Outlook Still Bad
Boise, UP. Idaho teachers' salaries rose last year but remain insufficient to fill more than 75 percent of jobs with fully qualified instructors. John I. Hillman of the Idaho Education Association cites 1,114 of 4,485 public school teachers teaching with emergency permits, 24.8 percent.
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Boise
Idaho
John I. Hillman
Idaho Education Association
Hillman
Gandhi Begins Fast Unto Death in Protest Crisis
Mohandas K. Gandhi started a fast until glorious death in New Delhi to protest Hindu Muslim enmity and press for peace between India and Pakistan. He demanded the cabinet secure immediate peace and warned that Deputy Premier Vallabhbhai Patel must halt incendiary statements.
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New Delhi
India
Mohandas K. Gandhar
Pakistan
Gandhi
Vallabhbhai Patel
Writ Served On Official In Rocket Lounge Test Case
Boise N UP Law enforcement commissioner R C Lewis was ordered to show cause why he should not issue a 1948 liquor license to Gus Thiros operator of the Rocket Lounge. Writ served in Basinock County District Court. Lewis declined comment until consulting Attorney General Smylie. Smylie in Pocatello to greet Harold Stassen. Thiros previously licensed last year but denied by city after property owner Bangs protested.
Senator Accuses Stassen of Hidden Market Information
The exchange centers on Harold Stassen and claims that Senate subcommittee disclosures fed him secret data on Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham’s cotton futures. Senator Green asserts the information was improperly shared, while Ferguson and Stassen defend the committee’s handling and Stassen’s profits.
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Washington
Theodore F. Green
Senate
Harold E. Stassen
Wallace H. Graham
Truman
Oregon State Beats Idaho 56 39 In Spokane Cage Clash
Oregon State regains the victory trail by defeating Idaho 56 to 39 in Moscow. Earlier Idaho stunned the Beavers 47 to 43 in the Pacific Coast Conference Northern division contest with a seesaw start before OSU pulled away. The Beavers led 28 12 at halftime.
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Ida
Oregon State
Deean
University of Idaho
Idaho
Beavers
Convict Dies In Escape Attempt At North Carolina Prison
In Raleigh North Carolina one inmate died from a broken neck after falling from the wall during an escape attempt. Elmer C. Turner 38 was killed while attempting to scale the red brick wall. Hosea Parker 32 was woundedly captured after climbing the wall and colliding with a prison employee.
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Raleigh, N. C
North Carolina
Central Prison
Hugh Wilson
Elmer C. Turner
Turner
Jury Rules Against Plaintiff in Pocatello Custody Case
A five district jury in Pocatello ruled against Mr. and Mrs. John Field in a custody dispute over two children. The panel found they did not humiliate Mrs. Field's mother Estella Stafford by detaining her in the county jail for more than an hour, ending the case after less than 20 minutes of deliberation. Judge L. E. Glennon presided.
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John Field
Chester Smith
E. O. Henderson
Charles Finck
Vernon Mosher
Gaylen Harris
A. L. Hooper
Joseph N. Holbrook
Winnie Sherman
Joseph G. Morrison
Ellis Wilmore
General Kuter Declines C A B Chair Post
Maj. Gen. Laurence S. Kuter ruled himself out as possible chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board after the Senate armed services committee would not permit him to retain his Air Force rank and pay.
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Washington
Llp
Laurence S. Kuter
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate Armed Services Committee
Mother Kills Own Baby for Insurance in Alabama
In Birmingham, a 21-year-old mother strangled her three-year-old son with a diaper to collect $1000 in life insurance and settle debts. She planned a burglary scene to mislead police, then confessed stating lenders threatening garnishment prompted the act. The husband had borrowed $150 at 50 percent interest for six months.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alec E. Fitzhugh
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co
Daugher
Dying Crewmen Avert Fire After Plane Crashes Near DC
A twin engine Eastern Air Liner crashed on a Potomac bluff near Washington National airport. Five of nine aboard died. four survived including a Navy captain. Pilot and co-pilot perished after cutting engines to avert a fire. survivors treated in hospitals.
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Tex
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W. A. Moorehead
Clinton
S.C
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Ralph B. Samborn, Jr
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Lucky) Moebus
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Eugene C. Stone
Pensacola
Fla
Peter Philips
Astoria
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