Molotov Prediction Cited By British MP At Commons
In London a Labor MP said V. M. Molotov claimed at a London dinner that there would be no new war for five years. Capt. Raymond Blackburn relayed that Molotov warned war was not inevitable but would not end for five years, as defense policy faced debate in the House of Commons.
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London
V. M. Molotov
Labor Party
House of Commons
Raymond Blackburn
Molotov
Andrei Vishinsky
Council of Foreign Ministers
Blackburn
Russia
A. V. Alexander
Moscow
Britain
Soviet Union
Alexander
Western Europe
Defense Minster
Middle East
United Nations Assembly
Anthony Eden
Butte Woman on Trial for Murder in District Court
Marian Elizabeth Cole, 50, goes on trial for murder in Butte's district court over the February 6 fatal shooting of Charles Cole, 63, a miner, in the house of death she owned. The same house, boarded up after the deaths of Mrs. Clarice Peters and ranch hand Jack Kelt, was deemed to have deaths from asphyxiation by the coroner.
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Butte
Marian Elizabeth Cole
Ocean Holds 10 Billion Tons of Gold but Extraction Not Feasible
The ocean is estimated to contain about 10 billion tons of gold yet no commercially viable method has been discovered to recover it. Researchers note the energy and cost hurdles make any recovery uneconomical for now.
Globe Girdler Plans Takeoff for Amne Machin Expedition
Oakland based explorer Bill Odom launches Tuesday from Honolulu aboard a modified liberator bomber on a scientific mission to map the Amne Machin range in China. The team includes flight engineer Carroll Sallee and sponsor Milton Reynolds. stops will include Wake Island Shanghai Nanking Hankow. The trip aims to photograph and verify rumors of a peak higher than Everest and study Yangtze headwaters.
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Oakland
Cal
Bill
Odom
Honolulu
China
Boston Museum
Milton Reynolds
Wake Island
Shanghai
Nanking
Hankow
Carroll
Tex) Sallee
Reynolds
Mt. Everest
Yangtze River
Jane Froman to Wed Rescue Pilot Curtis Burn
New York based singer Jane Froman travels to Florida to wed Curtis Burn, the Pan American pilot who rescued her after a 1943 sea crash off the Lisbon coast. The couple, to marry March 12 in Coral Gables, bonded after he saved her and carried her to safety. Burn, who later served as co pilot, recovered from injuries and continued flying for Pan American.
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New York
Jane Froman
Florida
Libson Coast
Curtis Burn
Coral Gables
Fla
Miss Froman
Burn
Pan-American Airways
Idaho 4-H Plans National Week Ahead of 1948 Season
Dan E. Warren Idaho 4-H leader announces 10 000 members will begin national 4-H week Monday to organize projects for the 1948 season. He thanks the public for support and credits volunteers with keeping the program operating.
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Moscow
Dan E. Warren
Idaho
Warren
Attempts On Life Of Palestine's Commander
Lt. Gen. G. H. A. MacMillan, commander of British forces in Palestine, survived two assassination attempts in 24 hours. An electric mine blew up a car he was not in near Jaffa to Jerusalem, and bullets struck another car as his convoy fled after a train bombing that killed 28 British soldiers. The attacks follow earlier Jewish threats and a warning that peace in Jerusalem could unravel amid Jewish Arab fighting.
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Eliavy Simon
United Press
Jerusalem
G. H. A. MacMillan
Palestine
Monlay
Charles Thetford
MacMillan
Jaffa
Harold MacMichael
Jaffa-Jerusalem
Rehavia
Great Britain
C. P. Jones
Palestinian Hills
Royal Air Force
Saudi Arabia
Rashid Ali
Iraq
Snow Course Readings Show Better Water Supply Ahead
Soil Conservation Service crews traced March 1 snow depths at Elk Meadows Mink Creek. Depths and water content rise from 1947 28.50 inches 7.95 inches to 1950s readings but remain below 1946 figures. The course, set in 1944, helps forecast irrigation flood and drought risks with a fresh April 1 reading planned.
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Soil Conservation Service
Elk Meadows
Mink Creek
Meadows
Division of Irrigation
The
Department of Agriculture
Wish Is Not Crime in Winkler Case Defense
Morris Shenker argues that most married men have wished their wives dead while defending Chester Winkler charged with soliciting murder for hire. Prosecutor Jasper Vittori counters the comment and the plan to kill his wife remains under trial. Judge Comerford will rule March 19 on suppressing evidence as Winkler faces potential jail and a $100 fine if convicted.
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ST. Louis
ULP
Morris Shenker
Shenker
Chester B. Winkler
Winkler
Underworld
Jasper Vittori
Vittori
Louis J. Comerford
MacArthur Shows Interest in Presidency
Washington reports a leading MacArthur booster views his public statement as a sign he seeks the Republican presidential nomination. MacArthur praised GOP youth clubs and said the party embodies personal freedom and people’s political power.
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Washington
MacArthur
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Rep
A. L
Miller, R
Neb
Five Armed Men Rob Bank Get 20000
Five masked robbers used a roadblock ruse on a west side Cleveland street to seize 20000 cash from banker John Biris and messenger Louis Filip Jr after forcing entry and frisking them. Vehicles used in the exchange were stolen in Akron and a statewide alert was issued for suspects aged 20 to 25.
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Cleveland
John Biris
Roumanian Savings Loan Co
Louis Filip, Jr
Biris
Filip
Akron
Nursing Licensure Exams Start Across Idaho
Thirty two candidate nurses began a two day licensure examination across Boise Pocatello and Lewiston. The exams are overseen by board of examiners Sister M Teressa Margaret from St Alphonsus St Luke's Esther DePartee Boise and Ellen Raether Pocatello with Sister Davida from St Josephs proctoring in Lewiston.
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Boise
Pocatello
Lewiston
Estella S. Mulliner
M. Teressa Margaret
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Esther M. DePartee
St. Luke's Hospital
Ellen’ Raether
Davida
St. Joseph's Hospital
Boise Valley District Creates Dry Creek Soil Conservation
The Boise area district was approved Saturday in Boise valley precincts. The Dry Creek soil conservation district covers Ada county north of the Boise river and a small portion of Boise county.
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Boise
Dry Creek
Truman seeks extension of Reciprocal Trade Act
President Truman asks Congress to extend the Reciprocal Trade Act beyond June 30 1950 to June 12 1951. The request faces House Ways and Means Committee scrutiny where Rep Harold Knutson opposes tariff concessions. Senate GOP leader Taft notes surprise at the request amid prior expectations of no extension.
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Washington
President Truman
Congress
House
Truman
Ways and Means Committee
Harold Knutson
Minn
Knutson
Thomas A. Jenkins
Prospective Miners Rejected for Clearwater River Dredge
The Idaho state land board refused a lease by Boise residents D. W. Simmons C. C. Pounds and Tom Barnes to dredge the south fork of the Clearwater near Grangeville for gold and silver. It found no navigability and potential highway flooding, plus poor royalty prospects.
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Boise
State Land Board
Clearwater River
Grangeville
D. W. Simmons
C. C. Pounds
Tom Barnes
Two New State Patrolmen Appointed in Idaho
Robert McCall of Aberdeen and Norman Mickelson of Preston are named state patrolmen. McCall, a World War II Marine Corps veteran, will be stationed temporarily at Twin Falls, while Mickelson, a former Franklin county deputy sheriff, will be assigned to Boise. He also served in the army in the last war.
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Boise
Robert McCall
Aberdeen
Norman Mickelson
Preston
Alton P. Bunderson
McCall
Twin Falls
Mickelson
Franklin County
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Robert Miller
Bur
Ley
Holy Land
Husseini
American University At
Cairo
Arab Army of Liberation
Joseph A. Lopez
Onset
Mass
Joanne
Dianne
Joseph
Marlene
Juen‘ta
Anita
Donald
Deaha
Jeanette
Phyllis
AFL
Minneapolis
Christy Riese
William Dickson
Lois Hosfort
Leone Kaus
Senate
GOP
Robert A. Taft
Cordell Hull
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Ford Music Company
West Center
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