Wallace says no reason to fight Russia in 1948 campaign
Henry A. Wallace denounces Truman’s draft revival and the push to stop communism with arms. He argues there is no valid reason for a U.S. war with Russia and criticizes private interests exploiting the term communism. Wallace pleads for universal peace over universal training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Wallace
New York
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
United States
America
American Broadcasting Company
President Truman
St. Patrick’s
Henry Wallace
Democratic Party
Europe
Delphian Club Holds Session at Hotel Bannock
Kappa Tau of the Delphian club met Wednesday afternoon at the Hotel Bannock to discuss The Family as the Basic Social Group under Mrs. W H Welton. Speakers included Mrs. Jack Trimming Mrs. A L Sue Mrs. Wallace Rhoads Mrs. J R Black and Mrs. Willard H Ashton. Next meeting set for April 1 at the Bannock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Tau
Delphian Club
Hotel
Bannock
W.H. Welton
Jack Trimming
A. L. Sue
Wallace Rhoads
J. R Black
Willard H. Ashton
the Bannock
Illness Hits Finnish Leader Mannerheim Heads for Medical Rest
Field Marshal Baron Carl Gustav Mannerheim, 80, arrived by boat from Finland for medical treatment. He denied exile reports and said he came as a patient with no political meaning, ordered by Finnish doctors for a climate change and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Baron Carl Gustav Mannerheim
Finland
Mannerheim
Maj
Carl Lindeman
Helsinki
Pocatello High Debating Teams Hold Inter-school Contests
Pocatello High hosted an inter-school debate with Sugar City on compulsory arbitration in labor disputes. Sugar City won the first round. second round featured Sugar City and Pocatello teams on atomic energy control by the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poley High
Sugar City
Pocatello
Leo Gill
Charles McDevitt
Lyn Johnson
Ruth Pocock
Ralph Swisher
Frank Kleffner
Gordon Haggart
Avon Gould
Pat McDevitt
Jim Varley
Pompey Johnson
Gene Goranson
Pocatello High Schools
National Forsenic Society
United States
United Nations
Kline Jones
Paula Bryan
Cleo Pat Price
John Scoville
Dorothy Gardner
Donna Weston
Bill Petersen
John Bevin
Pat Reiley
Mary Ellen O’donnell
Margaret Cullen
J. Hawkes
Dale Vesser
Eddie van’ Vleck
Lynn Davis
Jack Swisher
Ce Eer
Dorothyee Dorothy Grigora
Richard Black
Tom Towers
Richard Wallin
Neanen King
Claire McQuillan
Mr. Stolworthy
Record of intoxication pleas and fines in local court
List of individuals including Scott White John Hayden and Lyle Gwalney King who pleaded guilty to intoxication with fines of 15 dollars each. Harold Crowshaw and Earl Barkdull pleaded guilty to related charges with a 25 dollar fine and 10 dollars suspended. Births listed at St Anthony's Hospital with parent names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott White
John Hayden
Eee
Platers
Lyle Gwalney King
Russell Charles Jackson
Earl Tanoso
Robert W. Reese
Harold Crowshaw
Earl B. Barkdull
Suit Filed for Quiet Title in Bannock County Property
Arthur E. Wilson sues Bannock County and others in a quiet title action. Attorneys for plaintiff are Zener and Peterson. Trial date set for Pete Pattis and James Monroe versus Steve Zangaris for dissolution of partnership at 1 am on March 24 in the court of Isaac McDougall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Arthur E. Wilson
Zener and
Peterson
Pete Pattis
James Monroe
Steve Zangaris
Isaac McDougall
Strayed Horse From Dr A M Newton Ranch Report
A 4 year-old bay brown saddle horse strayed from the Inkom ranch of Dr A M Newton. No further details provided about the horse or contact information for sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inkom Ranch
A. M. Newton
Robinson Wins Legion Horse at Rockland Dance
Gordon (Bob) Robinson won the pinto stallion prize raffled by the Rockland American Legion post at a recent dance. Mrs E C Perry took a quilt as second prize while proceeds fund the Legion build. Music was by the Four Chine from American Falls and Jacqualine Barron drew the winning number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Robinson
American Legion
Gordon
Bob) Robinson
E. C. Perry
Legion
American Falls
Jacqualine Barron
Idaho Advertises Resources and Opportunity for Industry
Governor Robins promotes Idaho as a land of vast untapped resources and strong agricultural mine and forest output. Union Pacific backs the statewide appeal in 120 April issues of national trade journals. The ad touts reclamation progress a favorable climate and active citizenry inviting industry to Idaho the Gem of the Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
C. A. Robins
Robins
Union Pacific
Counties Eye Districts in Idaho Ballots Today
Residents of three Idaho counties vote on school reorganization. Twin Falls supports consolidating Filer Hollister districts into class A unit. Bonneville backs a county wide unit centered at Idaho Falls. Madison considers class A districts at Sugar City Rexburg. Four Dewey district residents protest the Bonneville proposal but the election proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Idaho
Twin Falls
Filer-Hollister
Idaho Falls
Bonneville
Madison County
Sugar City
Rexburg
Bonneville County
Dewey
Georgetown Forms Junior Police Force
Georgetown establishes a junior police force under state patrolman Glen Kendale. Selected cadets from Georgetown School include Captain Leland Hays Lieutenant Janiece Hayes and policemen Merlin Wilde Gloria Peterson and La Vell Tippetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Glen Kendale
Leland Hays
Janiece Hayes
Merlin Wilde
Gloria Peterson
la Vell Tippetts
Airport set for night flying with runway lights
American Falls airport will be fully equipped for night operations within about a week as runway lights are installed. Ground school classes meet Thursdays at 8 pm with eight men in the private license track, including Melvin Meadows and Glen England, while Harold Anen and others are in the primary course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
Melvin Meadows
Glen England
Bridge Babcock
Joe Barrett
Albert Deeg
Otto Knoblich
Philip Peterson
Avery Thomas
Harold Anen
Alvin Kranzler
Myri Perry
Alfred Schmidtgall
Oren Sluder
Otto Tiede
Buell Warner
Ten Fliers Die In B-29 Crash at MacDill Field
Ten air force fliers died when a B-29 crashed during an instrument landing in fog at MacDill Field. Four crewmen escaped with minor injuries. Five bodies were recovered at first, five more later. Surviving crew from Spokane base included First Lt Roy M Walsh and First Lt R H Hathaway among others. Debris scattered in the southwest corner of the field. cause under investigation, pilot thought to misjudge altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Air Force
MacDill Field
George Byrnes
MacDill
Spokane
Wash
Roy M. Walsh
Fort George T. Wright
R. H. Hathaway
Taunton
Mass
C. C. Miller
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. M. Miller
Bedford
Byrnes
Falls Gains Six New Street Lamps in American Falls
Six new street lamps will illuminate dark corners in American Falls. Four lights are erected and connected at Falls Avenue with Valdez Street, Falls Avenue with Lincoln Street, Idah am Avenue with Madison Street, and Bannock Avenue with Van Bureau Street. Two more await wiring at Ft Hall Avenue and Madison Street and at Bannock Avenue and Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
Falls Avenue
Valdez Street
Lincoln Street
Idaham Avenue
Madison Street
Bannock Avenue
van Bureau Street
Ft. Hall Avenue
Police Fire Unit Examinations Set in Pocatello
Young men in Pocatello may pursue civil service jobs in the police and fire departments. Examinations for appointments are scheduled for 7:30 pm March 30 at the police station. Contact Mrs Lola Bergendorf for applications and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Arthur Amundsen
City Civil Service Com- Fees
Thurs
Pocatello Pie
Fire
Memcbers
Lola Bergendorf
Commission
Amundséh
Minute gold traces found in rocks ores and vegetation
The report notes minute quantities of gold occur in almost all rocks and pepper and lead ores and even in plants.
New Convairliner Involved in Landing Incident at Ardmore
A 44 passenger Convairliner was involved in a landing incident at American Airlines Ardmore pilot training school. The two aboard, a flight instructor and a student, escaped injury with only minor aircraft damage reported. American investigators travelled from Dallas to Ardmore to probe the cause as officials withheld names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
American Airlines
Ardmore
Okla
Airlines
M. D. Miller
Miller
Braille sign uses 63 dot combinations for six raised dots
The Braille system assigns 63 possible patterns from a six dot matrix, with two sides of a sign used to encode text. This compression allows representing letters, numbers, and punctuation in tactile form for readers.
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Washington
Portland
Maine
Pocatello High School
Bob Booker
Phyllis Pack
Shannon Frost
Gary Paxman
Reed Jensen
Leslie Dawson
Molinelli
Beryl Talmadge
Pocatello High
John Roberts
News of Record
Justice Court
Jose A. Valarde
George Chatterton
North Seventh Ave
St. Anthony's Hospital
Lionel Tibbs
Bay
Ross Payne
North Twelfth St
St. Anthony's ‘Hospital
Legion Horse
Counties Eye District
Tweedie
Enna
Veal
RED Goose
Scott Endicott Johnson
Jarman
John C. Roberts
Fortune
Modern Shoe & Sporting Goods
W. Center
Falls
Ford Equipment
Genuine Ford Parts
FORD
Ford Theater
Fifth & Lewis
Keyy
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