Paternity Suit Names Gov. Folsom in Alabama
In Cullman Alabama a 22 month old child is linked to Gov. James E. Folsom in a paternity suit filed by Christine Putnam Johnston. The suit seeks a declaration of common law marriage and the child’s legitimacy with Folsom and Johnston named as respondents.
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Cullman
Ala
James, E. Folsom
Big Jim
Christine Putnam
Johnson
Folsom
James Douglas Folsom
Carter E. Putnam
Christine Putnam Johnston
James E. Foloom
Christine Putnam Folsom
Christine Johnston
Alabama
Insurance group names new executive secretary
Clark Heiss of Jerome proclaimed Bert Trask of Boise appointed executive secretary of the Idaho Association of Insurance Agents Inc. The organization announced the leadership change today.
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Jerome
Ida
Clark Heiss
Idaho Association of Insurance Agents, Inc
Bert Trask
Boise
Five District A tourney opens with wins by four teams
Blackfoot defeated Fielding 54 to 19, Preston outlasted Westside 51 to 38, Montpelier downed Malad in the daddy school league, and Pocatello joined the early winners as teams rush to the Fifth District class A basketball tournament opener Tuesday.
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Pocatello
Preston
Blackfoot
Montpelier
Fielding High School of Paris
Westside
Boosters
Gate City Goings On in Pocatello Postings
A reader from near Kansas City praises Pocatello as a gem blending wild west tradition with modern lounges like Hitching Post and Cire. Landlord William Walker offers buy-now, pay-later assistance to a tenant with a large family as Utah promotes its friendly-state image. Wax wings at breakfast signal early spring, while Mrs. Poynter notes birds probe her bushes for seeds.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Pocatello
Bannock
Cire
Gate City
William Walker
Walker
Utah
Herb Poynter
North Tenth Ave
Tourney results and schedule from yesterday and today
Yesterday Blackfoot defeated Fielding 54 19 Preston beat Westside 51 38 Montpelier over Malad 33 28 Pocatello beat Downey 43 25 Today Fielding meets Westside at 2 30 Blackfoot faces Preston at 3 45 Malad vs Downey at 7 30 Pocatello vs Montpelier at 8 45 Westside remains in contention despite another loss as Downey and Tuesday’s loser field struggle.
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Blackfoot
Fielding
Preston
Westside
Montpelier
Malad
Pocatello
Downey
Pocatello Indians
Blackfoot Broncos steamroll Paris in district tourney win
Blackfoot high school defeated Paris 54 to 19 in the Fifth District class A basketball tournament at Pocatello High School. Bell and McKie combined for 35 Broncos points as Fielding struggled with erratic passing and poor shooting while Blackfoot defenses disrupted Paris plays.
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Blackfoot Broncos
Paris
Pocatello High School
Bell
McKie
Broncos
Blackfoot
Bronco
Spartans
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Direct Five Talks Sought On Palestine By Russia
Soviet delegate Andrei Gromyko urged direct Big Five consultations on the Palestine issue to back U S partition plans and faulted parts of the American proposal as confusing. Britain declined to join a Big Five committee but offered information, while Syria denounced the plan as an illegal suppression of Arab rights.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Russia
Palestine
United States
United Nations Security Council
Partition
Holy Land
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Gromyko
U. S
Great Britain
Arthur Creech Jones
Syria
Nineteen Die in Sabena Plane Crash at Heathrow
London officials report a Sabena Airlines Dakota from Brussels crashed in fog while attempting an emergency landing at Heathrow. Nineteen people died, including 16 passengers and all three crew members. nineteen bodies were recovered from the wreckage.
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London
Sabena Airlines
Brussels
Belgium
Heathrow
Belgium and Holland Move to Halt Communist Coup
Labor groups in Belgium and Holland expelled or denounced Communists as a five power Western pact formed by Britain France Belgium Holland Luxembourg drew near. Diplomatic sources said a Brussels conference within two weeks would seal a military and economic alliance amid Czech unrest and Russia’s Finland pact signals.
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Belgium
Holland
London
Britain
France
Luxembourg
General Federation of Labor
Netherlands
Benelux
Brussels
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Finland
Ernest Bevin
Scandinavia
Italy
Russ and U S eyeing war risk at Idaho forum
University of Idaho political science assistant professor Robert Hosack warned at a Portneuf Grange hall banquet that without Russian American cooperation the world faces war. He described power politics and noted the main conflict today is between Russia and the United States, with other problems stemming from it.
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Russia
United States
Robert Hosack
University of Idaho
North Bannock County
Hosack
Grange
America
U.S
The
State University
Farm and Home
Pocatello
M. B. Smith
Alton S. Horn
Boise
Horn
First North
Farm and business leaders in Pocatello form mutual cooperation
At Port Neuf Grange hall farm and business leaders in the Pocatello area met for dinner and a banquet. They pledged closer cooperation between the North Bannock Farm and Home Institute and the Chamber of Commerce led by Flandre and Swanson, with several prominent local executives attending. Drue W. Dunn helped organize the event.
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M. B. Smith
Farm and Home Institute
Drue Dunn
Bannock County Extension
Mr. Hosack
C. Ed Flandro
J. L
Ledge) Craig
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Portneuf
Chamber of Commerce
R. V. Swanson
North Bannock Farm
Home Institute
Chamber
Toynd Flandre
Flandre
W. C. Carnes
S. M. Day
Montgomery Ward & Co
Ledge Craig
8. C. Beebe
Challenge Creamery & Butter Association
Harry Yearsley
Kraft Cheese Co
Jack Wursten
Simplot Co. Agronomist
Clarence Rush
Five Parties Still Oppose Military Pact In Finland
In Helsinki five parties and the conservatives and liberals oppose a Russian backed military alliance while the social democrats and popular democratic union show clear positions. Paasikivi presses leaders to decide as Stalin seeks talks in Moscow or Helsinki on a mutual defense treaty.
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Helsinki
Finland
Josef Stalin
Popular Democrat Union
Stalin
Russia
Juho K. Paasikivi
Moscow
Germany
Popular Democratic Union
Social Democrats
Agrarians
Swedish People's Party
Davis Rites Set for Ella R. Davis 72
Graveside services for Ella R. Davis 72 a Boise native and sister of the late Governor C Ben Ross will be held at Mountainview cemetery Wednesday at 3 30 p m under the direction of the Ivy Rebekah Lodge. She leaves son Dr Paul H. Davis of Pullman and brother John Ross of Tombstone Arizona. Graveside rites by the Pocatello Ivy Rebekah Lodge. Funeral arrangements by McHansen Henderson Funeral Home.
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Ella R. Davis
Pocatello
C. Ben Ross
Mountainview Cemetery
Ivy Rebekah
Partly Cloudy Weather With Showers and Snow Flurries
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with widely scattered showers or snow flurries. Clearing winds by night and a slow rise in temperatures with a high of 35 to 45 and a low of 15 to 25.
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