Argentina swears in Peron backed constitution
President Juan D Peron swore allegiance to a new constitution hailed as socially just and economically free It replaces the 1853 charter and enshrines labor rights and union organization while allowing presidential reelection and a state of alarm to preserve public order The ceremony echoed across 145 provinces and nine territories with 21 gun salute and national anthem
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Col
Domingo Mercante
God
Fatherland
Farm Veteran Found Sleeping in Mud Near Pocatello
Edward McCowan of Shoshone Idaho, a 32-year-old war veteran, was found by a farmer asleep in mud along the Portneuf River north of Pocatello. He suffered exposure and hunger and was treated at a hospital in good condition awaiting observation. He had recently been discharged from the army and visited friends in Pocatello. finding none, he walked, lay down to rest, and slept until discovered.
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Edward McCowan
McCowan
Portneuf River
Pocatello
James L. Johnson
Shoshone
Idaho
Defense Post Nominee Hit
Lester Barlow Baltimore inventor and aviation engineer said Louis A. Johnson’s appointment as defense secretary would menace the nation’s future security. The Senate committee granted until Monday to supply supporting facts, likely delaying confirmation. Johnson would take over from James Forrestal on March 31.
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Washington
Lester Barlow
Baltimore
Louis A. Johnson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Barlow
Johnson
West
Patching of Roads Waits Warm Climes
Boise report says patching Idaho roads must wait for drier weather after winter damage. Temporary repairs are being made on deeper chuck holes as conditions allow.
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Boise
State Highway Bureau
Idaho
Sixty seven Baltic orphans flown to United States
Seventy two children from Latvia Lithuania and Estonia arrived in New York from Hamburg after wartime displacement. The 57 girls and 10 boys aged five to 14 traveled with no known relatives seeking new homes in the United States under UN refugee aid. Various groups will arrange adoptions.
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New York
Hamburg
Germany
United States
Baltic
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Atlantic
Charles Roach
United Nations’ International Refugee Organization
Truck Driver Wins Appeal Over Forfeited Bond
G. K. Eugster a Salt Lake City truck driver won a court appeal after Alameda police court forfeited his $100 bond on a reckless driving charge. Judge G Dillenback ordered the refund though Eugster pleaded guilty and was fined 10 dollars, leaving him $90.
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G. K. Eugster
Salt Lake City
Alameda
G. Dillenback
Eugster
Pocatello
Dillenback
H. J. Swanson
District Court
Railway Trainmen to Hold St Patrick's Day Dance
Members of lodge No. 98 and their ladies of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen plan a wearin’ o’ the green dance at Grange hall Pocatello Seventh and Sublette tonight at 9 oclock. E B Gayhart announces committee chairs Ted Robinson and Earl Lewis. Joe Ortega orchestra will provide music.
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Pocatello’s
Grange Hall
Lodge No. 98
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
St. Patrick’s Day
E. B. Gayhart
Gayhart
Ted Robinson
Earl Lewis
Joe Ortega
Cautious Motorist Advised On Cold Engine Idling
A cautious motorist should let the engine idle at low speed for about two minutes when it is cold. The guidance emphasizes gradual warm up to protect engine components and improve performance.
Will Protest Rate Increases At Interstate Hearing
Idaho Farm Bureau to represent Gem State agriculture at an April 3 Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Salt Lake City over higher rail freight rates. John H. Webb of Boise announced the effort on a Wednesday. F. L. Hansen of Idaho Falls will lead the bureau’s fight against the railroads’ rate boosts. Hansen, a bureau board exec, recently returned from state PUC hearings in Boise where he opposed Union Pacific’s request for a four percent interim intra state freight hike.
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Idaho Farm Bureau
State Public Utilities Commission
Gem State Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
Salt Lake City
John H. Webb
Ce Ave
Bureau
West
Hansen
Bureau Board
Boise
Union Pacific Railroad
Rural Education Meet At Idaho State College Set
Rural education groups from Idaho Washington Oregon and Montana will send more than 150 delegates to the Pacific Northwest conference on rural life and education March 28 29 at Idaho State College. Dr Edward G Olsen of the Washington state department of education is keynote speaker. Major planning duties are held by Bluford F Minor and Miss Lorene Hendricks with Violet Butler as general chairman.
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Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho State College
Edward G.olsen
Washington State
Bluford F. Minor
ISC Department of Education
Lorene A. Hendricks
Violet Butler
American Falls
Power County
Ore
Berkeley Seismograph Records Moderately Strong Quake
A moderately strong earthquake was recorded on the University of California seismograph for one hour starting at 2 28 12 p.m. Pacific Standard Time yesterday. The quake originated about 6 200 miles away, likely in the southwest Pacific region near Berkeley.
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Berkeley
Southwest Pacific
University of California Seismograph
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