IS C Frocessor to Address Blackfoot Chamber Dinner
Blackfoot Idaho IS C Frocessor head of education and summer session at Idaho State college will speak at the Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce farmer merchant dinner in Wapello starting 7 30 p m The talk stresses closer cooperation between business men and farmers and mutual understanding The event will be at the potato warehouse in Wapello past president Al Barrett will welcome Claude Johnson will give the farmers response Minor will be introduced by C C Evans The musical program is directed by Leon Seamons couple Marguerite Holland announces a list of farmers names at the chamber office and merchants are urged to notify their guest by Monday
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Blackfoot
B. F. Minor
Department of Education
Idaho State College
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce Farmer-Merchant
Wapelo
Office of Education
Minor
Tom Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Wapello
al Barrett
Claude Johnson
C. C. Evans
Marguerite Holland
Chamber
Hundreds Attend Livestock Feeder Tour Across Idaho
Blackfoot reports that a Wednesday tour led by E F Rinehart and C W Stickman drew 125 participants including farmers and teachers. Stops covered 90 day fed heifers, 150 head steers at Marsden Williams, 4000 sheep at Al J Smith farm, and multiple farms, with discussions on grain to hay value and market readiness.
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Blackfoot
M. B. Weston
Bingham County
E. F. Rinehart
Rinehart
Aran Idaho Sugar Co
Marsden Williams
al J. Sraith
Chamber of Commerce
Shelley
LDS Third Ward Relief Society
Pinehart
Randall Anderson
A. C. Quigg
L. D. Cox
T. J. Chester
Pocatello
Albert Mylrose
Bannock County
Sterling Schow
Power County
Orson Collister
Butte County
Boyd Baxter
Ogden
Union Pacific Railroad
Povatello
Jim Phelps
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
D. L. Goodwin
Idaho State College
Rulon Parks
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Lloyd Olson
Veterans Agriculture
Aberdeen
Fort Hall
One-Legged Pickpocket Arrested In Tokyo
Police captured a one legged thief who used a hollow wooden leg to hide loot. A plain clothes officer in a streetcar confronted the suspect and found 20 0 percent of 100 yen notes hidden as evidence.
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Tokyo
U S Vatican Secret Pact Denied by State Dept In Washington
The Literary Gazette claims a secret U S Vatican agreement to oppose progressive forces. State Department officials in Washington denied the charge saying the United States has no secret agreements with the Vatican.
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Moscow
Literary Gazette
United States
Vatican
State Department
Washington
Major U S Cities Face Atomic Attack Mobilization Plan
Physicians from the Manhattan project era urge U S cities to prepare with a three zone hospital and evacuation system. They warn of radiation risks and note limited methods to treat radioactive bone contamination, advocating rapid triage, insulated facilities, and trained responders.
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United States
Agasaki
Leon O. Jacobson
J. Garret Allen
Robert S. Stone
Journal of the American Medical Association
Parking Meters Aid Polio Drive in Darlington
Motorists in Darlington South Carolina are donating nine cents from parking meters when they insert a dime instead of a penny. All dimes collected will go to the Darlington county polio fund.
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Darlington
S. C
Darlington County Polio Fund
Stolen Paintings Labeled Junk by California Art Broker
A Los Angeles art broker, Dr. A. Thiel, told United Press the large group of 1100 paintings found in San Francisco were mostly junk and possibly connected to a Mexican church theft. He claimed the canvases, dating to the 14th century, were acquired by American collectors and are not worth the million-dollar figure cited by some, while some Mexican officials insist the works belong to the church.
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Los Angeles
A. Thiel
Thiel
Paul Metcalf
Pasadena
Metcalf
Omn Superior Court
John J. Mitty
James English
United Press
C. I. Althouse
Herrera
Mexico Ciy
Theresa Heikle
Jose Mass
Nuclear Expert Appointed Head of Reactor Division
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission named Dr. Lawrence R. Hafstad as first director of its new reactor division. The top nuclear expert will speed up development of atomic power plants for ships, aircraft, and industrial power.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Lawrence R. Hafstad
Reateor
Pianist Dives From Carnegie Hall Window
A 25 year old pianist named John Pearce, son of a Los Angeles physician, leaped through a closed window in a singing teacher’s suite at Carnegie Hall. He had complained he disliked performing in night clubs and cafes. He is in critical condition after the fall and jumped Friday night muttering about the futility of life and music.
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New York
Cafe
Carnegie Hall
John Pearce
Los Angeles
Zulu Outbreak Suppressed Near Durban
Riots between Zulu and Indian communities around Durban were quelled by authorities after armed civilians assisted in crowd control. Over 100 people were reported killed as violence spread from a single incident between an Indian and a Zulu, with residents describing killings in streets and homes.
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Durban
South Africaa
UN Moves to Include All Arabs in Palestine Armistice Talks
The United Nations seeks to widen peace talks with Israel by inviting Trans-Jordan Lebanon and Syria to join as belligerents in the Palestine armistice negotiations. Dr Ralph Bunche dispatched a envoy to sound out these states after the current EgyptianIsraeli discussions.
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United Nations
Palestine
Israel
Ralph Bunche
UN Palestine
Trans-Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
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