Dewey Shifted On His Policies
An editor notes Thomas E. Dewey changed his foreign policy views since 1940. The piece traces his isolationist stance in 1940, later calls for aid to Britain short of war, rearmament advocacy, and support for a united global order. It highlights Dewey’s wartime governor plank, postwar UN patience, and enduring push for a two ocean navy and strong defense. He opposes universal military training but accepts limited draft.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Europe
Franklin Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Dewey
U. S
Uutal Repubiucal
Eur Mie
Roosevelt
Britain
Congress
Poland
New York
United States
Community of Nations
Great Britain
China
Russia
Family of Nations
Pearl Harbor
Dumbarton Oaks
Security Council
United Nations
Palestine
Free World
Roosevelt-Truman
Truman
Western
Market Trends Show Broad Declines Across Sectors
United Press reports a general market slide with oil shares leading losses and notable drops in U S Steel and related producers. Grain futures eased on Monday while wheat and oats fluctuated amid weather and harvest expectations. Cattle, hogs, and sheep markets showed varied activity at Ogden and Chicago exchanges.
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United Press
U. S
New York
Chicago
Board of Trade
Expansion Of College At Idaho State College Catalogue
Idaho State College advances to four year status with a 1948-49 catalogue showing 593 courses, 152 faculty, and 30 majors including multiple BA or BS options. New facilities and expanded departments reflect rapid growth since 1946, with added fields like education, vocational trades, and arts offerings for fall 1948.
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Idaho State College
Russell Mann
Green
Swanson Hall
A. L. Lillibridge
University of Idaho
College of Liberal Arts
Department of Education
ISC
Goodwin Named National Director of Employment Security
Robert C. Goodwin of Payette has been named national director of the reorganized bureau of employment security in Washington. He has led the U S employment service since 1945 and will direct all federal activities tied to the state employment service and unemployment insurance program.
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BOISE
Robert C. Goodwin
Payette
Reorganized
Bureau of Employment Security
Federal Security Agency
Washington, D. C
Goodwin
U. S. Employment Service
Department of Labor
USES
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Wash
University of Cincinnati
Blackfoot Opens Large Public Swim Instruction
Supervising instructor Miss LaVieve Noack leads a big start at the Blackfoot pool with 12 beginners 75 beginners 32 advanced beginners and 17 intermediate swimmers in four groups. Assistants Julia Ann Sconiers Evangeline Morris and Earlene Cahoon support lessons which are free for district children aged nine and older. Classes run Monday Tuesday and Wednesday through July with pool manager Donald D. Stalker noting open enrollment for anyone wanting to learn to swim.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Swimming Pool
Miss LaVieve Noack
Julia Ann Sconiers
Evangeline Morris
Earlene Cahoon
Miss Noack
Red Cross
Red Cross Aequatic School
Donald D. Stalker
Chool
Two Idaho Men Fined in Readjustment Act Claims Case
Stanley B. Case of Huston pleaded guilty and paid 300 dollars fine on counts in a U S District Court case involving filing false claims for readjustment allowances. Clarence R. Downey of Cambridge also pleaded guilty and paid 200 dollars on four counts.
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BOISE
Idaho
U. S
Stanley B. Case
Huston
Clarence R. Downey
Cambridge
Boy Scouts Spend 5 Days In Camp
About a hundred Boy Scouts from Idaho Falls area camp at Treasure Mountain near Driggs for five days. Additional units in the council plan to visit the Treasure Mountain camp this summer.
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Idaho Falls
Treasure Mountain
Tetons
Driggs
Council
Appeal Planned in Extortion Case Against Himstreet
An appeal is planned in district court for Robert Charles Himstreet ISC student serving a six month sentence and $200 fine after pleading guilty to attempting to extort money from a woman by threatening public disgrace. Attorneys Darwin D Brown and O R Baum filed the appeal notice. no hearing date set.
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Robert Charles Himstreet
ISC
Himstreet
Elkin Chandler
Darwin D. Brown
O. R. Baum
Ida ho Falls Chamber Drive Nets 76 New Members
Idaho Falls chamber of commerce membership drive reports 76 new business and professional memberships signed since it began three weeks ago.
Waitresses Eye Pay Hike In Gate City IWA Vote
Gate City waitresses voted in favor of a percent hourly pay increase effective July 1 with contracts to be signed as the current agreement expires. About 280 workers are in Local 510 Culinary Workers. table girls get 5.00 for eight hours and counter waitresses 25 cents more, with overtime at time and a half and three holidays per year. After a year’s service a one week holiday is granted.
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Gate City
Bonnie McCullough
Local 510
Culinary Workers
Light Sparks Hatch on Plymouth Farm Nest
Ivan Reed found a nest of mallard duck eggs on his Plymouth, Indiana farm and hatched them with a light bulb to incubate the eggs. The unusual method aimed to warm the eggs and prompt the ducklings to emerge. No injuries or further details reported.
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Plymouth
Ind
Ivan Reed
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Gener. Motors Eases
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Kaiser Frazier
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
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