Wife's Death Sends Norris To Prison
AMERICAN FALLS Carlyle Norris 48 pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter for his wife Naomi's death in a highway accident near American Falls. Judge L E Glennon sentenced him to up to 10 years in prison after an arraignment following a habeas corpus hearing. Norris was remanded to Power County Sheriff William Hoehnen for custody pending transfer to Boise authorities.
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American Falls
Carlyle Norris
Naomi
Fifth District
L. E. Glennon
Norris
F. M. Bistline
Power County
William Loofbourrow
Glennon
Bistline
William Hoehnen
L. B. Brown
Léo Sorenson
Dan Tovey
Malad
William England
J. L. Bedingfield
State Police
Hoehnen
Boise
Rangers Find Lost Girl In Yosemite Park Search
Park rangers found Patti Thompson, 22, of Palo Alto, alive with a broken ankle four days after she and sister Joan, 18, disappeared in Yosemite National Park. The sisters were on a hike near Tenaya Lake when Patti fell, prompting an intensified search around a desolate trail area.
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Yosemite National
This
National Park
Sierras
Patti Hompson
Palo Alto
Joan
Tenaya ‘von
Patti
Pocatello Pilot Reclaims Lost Sheep by Plane
Pocatello aviator W F Bill Jacobsen used a private airplane to locate about 60 sheep missing near the Craters of the Moon lava beds. Owner Jack Brockie of Minidoka had enlisted Jacobsen to help. Jacobsen scouted the area and guided herders to the flock, bringing all lambs back to the fold.
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W. F. “Bill” Jacobsen
Pocatello
Jack Brockie
Minidoka
Jacobsen
Craters of
Coal Men May Sue Over Lewis Plan To Return To Work
Soft coal operators threaten court action as John L. Lewis orders 400000 miners to return to work next week without a new wage contract. West of the Mississippi to work five days a week, east of the river to work two to five days until a contract is signed. Old contract expired at midnight. Operators will consult lawyers to block Lewis unilateral move.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Misspi River
Missippi
Reds Riot In Japan
Japanese press said Communist led rioters stormed a Tokyo area police station and a prefectural assembly meeting. Five policemen were injured and four demonstrators arrested before order was restored. A second disturbance involved about 700 protesters at Taira city police station in Fukushima, who raised the Red flag and freed a prisoner before retreat.
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Tokyo
Taira City
Fukushima Prefecture
City Pool Receives Full Health Department Approval
Health official A L Bila deau from Idaho public health engineering praises Poca tello Municipal pool noting it meets all health requirements and operates with full approval. County sanitary official R S Tueller cites daily water samples and a safe chlorine residual of .5 to 8 ppm.
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Pocatello
A. L. Biladeau
Idaho Department of Public Health
Health Department
Biladeau
R. S. Tueller
County City Sanitary Department
Coplon Girl Found Guilty In Espionage Trial
Judith Coplon was convicted on both counts of stealing secret government documents to aid Russia. The verdict, delivered by an eight-man, four-woman jury, could lead to up to 13 years in prison and a $12,000 fine. Sentencing was set by Judge Albert L. Reeves.
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Washington
Judith Coplon
Russia
Archibald Palmer
Palmer
Rebecca Coplon
Bertram
Paul A. Roser
Norford
Roser
Justice Department
New York
Valentin A. Gubitchev
Albert L. Reeves
Miss Coplon
Bridges Plans Hawaii Visit as Hawaii Dock Strike Votes
Longshore Leader Harry Bridges will fly to Hawaii next week amid a two month old dock strike. Hawaiian longshoremen begin balloting on a 14 cent hourly raise as unions plan to end the walkout. Union leader Henry Schmidt says Bridges expects a rejection of the settlement, warns of possible unrest if the strike persists.
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Honolulu
Harry Bridges
Hawaii
International
Bridges
Islands
Henry Schmidt
Pacific Coast
Schmidt
Ingram Stainback
Nations Ink ERP Plan
Paris report says the 19 nation Marshall Plan council ended the Anglo American impasse and agreed on a new ERP financing and intra European trade plan. The pact allows 25 percent of ERP credits to be used throughout the group, aids Belgium with franc credits up to 87.5 million, and protects Britain's reserves while expanding freer trade.
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Paris
Marshall Plan Council
U. S
Britain
Belgium
Europe
U. S. Unveils New Thunderjet At Republic Aviation
Farmingdale N Y The air force unveiled a longer range Thunderjet the F 84 E and said it was materially faster than older models The Republic Aviation plant said the plane has an action radius of more than 850 miles and a service ceiling above 45000 feet
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Farmingdale
N. Y
Air Force
Republic Aviation Corporation
Argentines Endure First Winter Cold Wave
Argentines shivered under below freezing conditions as the first cold snap of the winter gripped the country. Western Argentina mountains reported 12 to 16 degrees above zero, while Andean regions were covered in a thin snow blanket.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
U S Files Anti Trust Suit Against Du Pont Empire
The United States filed a sweeping anti trust suit in Washington seeking to break up the Du Pont empire. It targets Du Pont's holdings in General Motors and U S Rubber, alleging a conspiracy among the three giants and family holdings to control prices and markets. The government seeks to force sale of stock and dismantle concentration of power, with potential wide stock market impact if executed.
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U.S
du Pont Empire
Chicago
du Pont
General Motors
U. S. Rubber Company
Washington
Tom Clark
U. S
New York Stock Exchange
Thursae
Ber
U. S. Rubber
Christiana Securities Company
Delaware Realty and Investment Corporation
Pierre, Lammot
Irenee
E. I. du Pont de Nemours
Bunche Urges Faith in UN for World Peace
Nobel Peace laureate Dr. Ralph Bunche urged renewed confidence in the United Nations as a path to peace. Addressing over 1,000 in Minneapolis, he warned against cynics who mock the UN and said no postwar dispute is beyond settlement through the organization.
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Minneapolis
United Nations
Ralph Bunche
Bunche
Minnesota
United Nations Association
Siren Moves From Chicken Farm After Panic Among Flock
Wayne New Jersey officials decided to relocate the town siren three blocks away from Edward Par skala's chicken farm. Par skala had complained the alarm triggered panic among his flock of more than 4000 chickens, with about 25 chickens smothered each time the siren sounded.
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Wayne
N. J
Edward Parskala
Parskala
Actress Jean Parker seeks divorce from third husband
Hollywood Jean Parker, 31, filed for divorce from Dr. Kurt Grotter, 38, alleging cruelty that harmed her health and peace of mind. Parker said they wed in August 1942 and separated June 10.
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Hollywood
Jean Parker
Kurt Grotter
Grotter
Seven Pocatellans Injured as Pickup Rolls North of City
Seven teenagers were injured when a pickup overturned on Chubbuck road northwest of Pocatello. Two were in critical condition, including 10 year old Sherry Dunn who faced severe leg injuries and Tatsy Cook with possible collarbone fracture. Five others sustained minor injuries and were hospitalized for evaluation. Deputy Sheriff James L. Johnson cited excessive speed as the crash cause. the Ward dairy owner Floyd Ward operated the vehicle.
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Chubbuck Road
Sherry Dunn
Route 2
General Hospital
Tatsy Cook
E. Jefferson
Duane Doyle Bowden
E. Poplar
Loral
Dale
Jerry
Alvin Bennett
Calif
Bannock County
James L. Johnson
Chubbuck
Hawthorne
Rio Vista
Johnson
Bowden
Jerry Bennett
Floyd Ward
Ward Dairy
Duane Bowden
Truman denies Vandenberg claim on China policy
President Truman rejected Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg's charge that China was excluded from bipartisan foreign policy. Roger Lapham resigned as head of the U S economic aid mission to China amid reports aid had dwindled after Communist advances. Truman said no distinction is made among countries in policy and did not respond to a letter from 21 senators on recognizing the Chinese Communists.
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Washington
Truman
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
China
Roger D. Lapham
San Francisco
U. S
Lapham
Vandenberg
Senate
Far East
Year-Round School Faces Backers at Education Conference
National Education Association speakers in Durham urged a 12 month school calendar to replace summer recess for 25 million students. Proponents argue three summer months could focus on arts and recreation while maintaining learning, stating modern farming no longer requires long farm summers.
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National Education Association
Maurine Walker
Waco
Tex
Hunt Begins For Kin Of Medley
Nationwide search launched for an adopted daughter of Carl Ash Medley who died in Pocatello Idaho on June 16. Authorities believe the elderly man may have left a fortune of about 150000, with 55 dollars found on his person funding burial expenses. The Post and United Press report relatives are unlocated and a Texas woman named Mrs. bock is considered a possible niece.
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Pocatello Post
United Press
Carl Ash Medley
Medley
Denver
Pocatello
The
Post
the Post
Resson
Sed Burns and Burns Heirs and Diplomatic Shifts
Fragmentary report notes Burns of Sed Burns and sister Nad dent died after an incident involving Joan Farrell. Authorities indicate an action tied to diplomatic postings with references to Jefferson and ambassador roles, exposing a shift in staff replacements and foreign policy positions.
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Hammoert Gora
Nad ¢ Dent
Joan Farrell
Action
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