Espionage Possibility Raised Over Lost Uranium Case
Sen. Hickenlooper warned the missing about one ounce of U235 from Argonne may involve espionage. He questioned if the recovered bottle from an atomic dump truly matches the lost material as McMahon and the commission stated. The inquiry into Lilienthal’s atomic stewardship paused for the weekend.
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Washington
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Argonne Atomic Laboratory
Chicago
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Atomic Laboratories
McMahon
Commission
Hickenlooper
Manhattan Project
Lilienthal
FBI
Machinists Elect New Lodge Officers
Machinists Lodge No. 198 met last night with Arnold Trappett presiding. Chairman William Jenkins led a discussion on improving shop conditions. Tob McMullin was elected trustee for 18 months and Henry Bloom conductor for the remaining year.
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Machinist’s Lodge No
Arnold Trappett
William Jenkins
Tob McMullin
Henry Bloom
Fire Plot Nipped at John L. Lewis House
An attempt to set fire to John L. Lewis historic home in Alexandria was reported by police after a call to the Washington Post. Investigators found papers under a living room rug had been set alight but were extinguished by the rug.
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Alexandria
John L. Lewis
Washington Post
Theft Reported as Auto Stolen in Arco
Police in Pocatello and Bannock county sought a black 1947 Dodge sedan stolen Friday in Arco. The car carries Idaho license 10B 195.
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Pocatello
Bannock County
Arco
Idaho
Distinguished LWV guest visits Pocatello chapters
Mrs. George Engels national LWV board member cut her Pocatello visit short due to travel. She outlined League aims on government and UN cooperation. The league in Pocatello, three years old with 42 members, hosted a Thursday luncheon and discussed local governance surveys. Next state meeting is in Twin Falls in October.
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Pocatello
League of Women Voters
George Engels
Mill Valley
Calif
Pierre Pulling
Ed Willett
Bannock
Mendy
National Board
The
Pocatello Group
Empire Airlines
Spokane
League
United Nations
Co-Opera
Engels
Pocatello League
Coeur d’Alene Club
Idaho
Boise
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Caldwell
Coeur d’Alene
C. W. McIntosh
Farishall
Taxis Aid Police In Auto Theft Probe
Police Chief A L Oliver enlisted three Pocatalo cab company drivers and one Alameda firm to help recover stolen autos and curb hit and run incidents. He noted taxis cover the city around the clock and can spot stolen cars, reporting via radio to the department. The drivers praised their role and promised continued vigilance while following traffic rules.
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A. L. Oliver
Pocatello
Alameda Cab Company
Police Department
Oliver
Radio Schedule Snapshot of Multiple Stations
A dense listing of daily and weekend programming across KCAP KCAP and affiliated stations. The guide details times and show names from morning to midnight including news, music, variety acts, farm programming, and special segments. The long timetable combines Western music, dramas, talk, and sports features with dance and orchestral programs.
Saturday Radio Schedule on KEYY KC Morning Lineup
A detailed listing of KEYY radio programs from 6:00 morning news to 11:00 nightly sign off. The schedule includes music shows, news briefs, talk segments, and special programs such as Coast Guard on Parade, Hawaiian Harmonies, Mutual Orchestra, and Eddy Howard Show, with times from 6:00 to 11:00.
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NBC
Idaho Farm
Frank Farrell
Ed McConnell
Bradge Bay
Mary Lee Taylor
Martin
IMN
Bob Poole
Bill Harrington
Preston Selters
Mutual Concert Hall
Eddy Howard
Pocatello
Mel Allen
Hawaii
Lombardo Land
USA
Chicago Theater
Bob Miller
Art Weiner
Mutual Reports
Keyy
ISC awards two scholarships to Idaho State College students
The committee on scholarships, awards and prizes announces two $100 scholarships at Idaho State College. Max Price Hales of Idaho Falls, a geology freshman, receives the Simplot geology scholarship funded by the American Foundation of Pharmaceutical Education. Roy Wright of Chicago, a pharmacy major, also earns a similar $100 award funded by C. R. Walgreens funds.
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Idaho State College
Junius Larsén
Max Price Hales
Idaho Falls
Roy Wright
Chicago
College of Pharmacy
ISC
American Foundation of Pharmaceutical Education
C. R. Walgreen
Fireman Believes Engineer Dies of Heart Attack in Utah
A 54 year old D&RGW engineer Charles Lombardi died after becoming ill while pulling his engine into Helper. The fireman took over and brought the train to the yards. Lombardi died minutes later at Carbon County Hospital from a heart attack.
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Price, Utah
D&rgw
Charles Lombardi
Lombardi
Carbon County Hospital
Amadeo Giannini Dies Led Bank of America Founder Dies at 79
Amadeo Peter Giannini, head of the Bank of America and founder of Transamerica, died at his Hillsborough estate at age 79 after a heart attack. The San Mateo native built a vast financial empire from modest beginnings, guiding a bank that grew into a world leader. Funeral services are planned for St Mary’s Cathedral in San Francisco with auxiliary rites in Los Angeles.
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San Mateo
Cal
A. P. Giannini
Bank of America
Hillsborough
San Francisco
Tran- America Corporation
West
Federal Reserve Board
Amadeo Peter Giannini
A. P
Bank
Transamerica
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Catholic
College Youth Sets 3200 Mile Calypso Ride to Pasadena
George French 20 a Princeton University sophomore left Asbury Park New Jersey on a bicycle aiming to cover 3200 miles to Pasadena California in 30 days to win a 350 dollar bet with college classmates. He is paced across the country by David Beaty of Rye New York who follows in a car carrying spare tires and supplies.
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Asbury Park
N. J
George French
Princeton University
Pasadena
Calif
French
David Beaty
Rye
N. Y
Beaty
Prowler flees after Covey motor court man reports flash
Everett Gugul of Covey's Motor Court told Pocatello police that he flashed a prowler near his car on Friday. The thief made off with a valuable camera and a flashlight.
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Everett Gugul
Covey’s Motor Court
Pocatello
Obituary for Lt. Tom G. Katsilometes Killed in Action
Lt. Tom G. Katsilometes 28 of Pocatello Idaho was killed near Maastricht Holland on Sept 6 1944. Full military honors at Greek Orthodox church service Monday at 2 pm with Rev. D Papasostas officiating. He was born Feb 14 1916 in Pocatello and enlisted May 19 1942 after attending University of Idaho. He served in the 67th Armored Division Tank Corps and earned the Bronze Star. Survivors include his father three brothers and five sisters as listed in the notice. Arrangements by Downard Mortuary.
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Tom G. Katsilometes
S. Third Ave
Maastricht
Holland
D. Papasostas
Tom Katsilometes
Pocatello
George and
Anastasia
George Katsilometes
Pete
William
James
Chevo
Katherine Katsilometes
Lola Harris
George Panagakis
San Francisco
Fong S. Joanou
Santa Cruz
Alif
Downard Mortuary
Suits Named Against Union Pacific Over Farm Fire Losses
Two damage suits totaling over 3700 dollars filed in district court allege Union Pacific neglect caused sparks and cinders to set fires that ruined crops in Caribou county in 1948. Western National Insurance and farmers Jesse Gilbert and Ellwood Stephens seek reimbursement and damages for destroyed wheat and property. Both farms lie in the Caribou county area that separated from Bannock last November.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Western National Insurance Co
Jesse L. Gilbert
Caribou County
Gilbert
Ellwood J. Stephens
Stephens
Bannock County
Johnson ends military services gag rule on public statements
Defense Secretary Louis Johnson voids the armed forces gag rule requiring advance clearance of public statements. Going forward service members will follow their own security regulations. The central security review branch remains, but its gag authority is abolished.
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Washington
Defense
Louis Johnson
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Johnson
Defense Post
James Forres
Central Security Review Branch
Grand jury to probe lynching in Wilkinson county
Judge George Carpenter called a special Wilkinson county grand jury for June 14 to investigate the apparent lynching of Calis Hill. Hill, a Black man, was abducted from an Irwinton jail cell by two white men and found dead early the next day with puncture wounds.
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Macon
LLP
George Carpenter
Wilkinson County
Calis Hill
Hill
Irwinton
Birth Announcements and Police Court Plea Roundup
Birth notices from General Hospital and St. Anthony's report six newborns, five girls and one boy, with parents and addresses. In police court, Ruth Burnham faced a signal violation and others pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, contempt of court, and vagrancy with fines ranging from 15 to 100 dollars. one battery case moved to the justice court, and a town-ward warning was issued for a suspended sentence.
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Ruth Burnham
Eighth Ave
Jewlian Holt
Betty Conway
Anthony Joseph Attuck
Major Pullins
Kenneth V. Watson
Justice of the Peace Court
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KEIO
Martin Agronsky
Intermountain News
Johnny Olson
Hormel Girls Corps
Betsy Ross Kids Klub
the American Farmer
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Harry Wismer
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Bert Andrews
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Melody Mart
Morton Downey
Gem State
Tex Williams
Preston
University of Idaho
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Mutual Orchestra
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W. Bridger
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