Famed Fort The Swoose Leaves on Final Mission
The B-17 Flying Fortress The Swoose, central to Pacific war history, was to depart from Hamilton Field for Washington on its final mission to the Smithsonian. Piloted by Col. Frank Kurtz its crew includes Maj. Harry Schrieber Capt. Roland Hemet Maj. Charles Reeves and Capt. Harold Varner.
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Hamilton Field
Calif
Washington
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
Clark Field
Man- Oa
Pearl Harbor
Los Angeles
California
Kurtz
Harry Schrieber
Roland Boone Hemet
Charles T. Reeves
Harold Varner
Cherry Trees In Capital in Bloom
The capital's Japanese cherry trees began blooming along the tidal basin as warm spring winds push temperatures to 83 degrees in the midafternoon.
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Washington
Tyhee Farm Bureau Meeting Set for Tonight
Tyhee Farm Bureau will hold a meeting at Tyhee School at 8 PM. President J L Ashton says F M Bistline of Pocatello will discuss the proposed Columbia Valley Authority and its potential benefits for the Northwest.
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Tyhee Farm Bureau
Tyhee School
Bureau
J. L. Ashton
F. M. Bistline
Pocatello
Columbia Valley Authority
Northwest
Radio Program Schedule Snippet Highlights Local Dial Items
A dense list of radio shows and times across KEYY KC and sister stations, detailing morning wakeups, news blocks, music hours, and special program segments. Mentions Navy Band, Gardeners, Guardian Health, and various music hours with names like Ken, Nancy Craig, Galileo Drake, and Jack’s Midnight Melodies.
Wallace Charges Atlantic Pact Commits U S to War
Wallace denounces the Atlantic pact as aggression against Russia and says it commits the U S to another European war. He argues the pact puts guns to Europe’s front and risks U.S. lives without the right to decide its own course.
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Wallace
U. S
New York
Henry A. Wallace
Russia
America
Europe
Columbia Broadcasting System
Dean Acheson
Far East
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Candite
Cuba
John Foster Dulles
Flying Boat Down at Sea Near Johnston Island
A PBY Catalina air boat with unknown crewdithe number aboard is believed to have ditched 605 miles southwest of Johnston Island after an engine failure. The pilot radioed at 1 45 p m that one engine failed and later reported ditching as search planes including nine Privateers and two B 17s were dispatched from Hawaii and Johnston Island.
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Honolulu
Johnston Island
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
Naval
Johnson Island
Unidentified Man Hospitalized Here
An unidentified man about 45 was found unconscious on the Alameda city dump road and taken to St. Anthony's hospital. Alameda Police Chief Grover W. Chatterton said he appeared poisoned or heavily intoxicated.
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St. Anthony’s Hospital
Alameda City
Alameda
Grover W. Chatterton
Marvin M. Anthony WWII Veteran Graveside Rites Held
Private Marvin M. Anthony, a World War II veteran who fought on Okinawa, was honored at graveside services conducted by B C C Tolman of the ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The ceremony featured a trio performing a musical piece as mourners gathered.
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Marvin M. Anthony
Okinawa
B. C. C. Tolman
Hall Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Its
Lavon
Joyce An
Womac
Expansion at Albion Seen Broadening College Enrollment
Rep. W. S. Averill predicts strong growth for Albion's Southern College of Education after a Pocatello stopover. He notes rising demand for trained teachers, near record summer registrations, and expects continued high enrollments and greater appropriations to fund expansion and a replacement classroom building.
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Southern College of Education
W. S. Averill
Cassia
Pocatello
Averill
Albion College
SICE
Idaho
Plane Crashes In Backyard Killing Two In New Jersey
A rented two seat Aeronca plane crashed into a backyard in New Brunswick New Jersey killing pilot Frank Prus 29 and passenger Stanley Blenkiewicz 33. Nearby a woman and her 16 year old daughter were frightened but unharmed as they fed chickens.
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N. J
Aeronca
Here
Frank Prus
Stanley. Blenkiewics
South River
Eve Pope
Josephine
Congress Considers Aligning DC Rent Law With Nation
Senator Joseph McCarthy announced plans to amend DC rent extension legislation to match the national rent control law. He argued it is foolish to have a separate law for members of Congress and their staff.
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Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Queuille Coalition Wins Big in French Council Elections
Premier Henri Queuille's coalition surged ahead last night in the second round nationwide departmental council elections. The victory came against the Communist bloc and General Charles de Gaulle's rightist RPF rally.
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Paris
Henri Queuille
Charles de Gaulle
Rally of the French People
RPF
France
West Council Plans West's Industrial Future
Leading economists, industrialists, and chamber executives from western cities meet in Boise for a two day Western States council session. Topics include regional development, freight rates, and options such as a Columbia River authority with speakers from University of Utah and Washington state.
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West
Boise
Chamber of Commerce
Western States Council
Columbia River
Gus Backman
Salt Lake City
A. C. Prendergast
San Francisco
Western Industry Magazine
J. R. Mahoney
Department of Business Research
University of Utah
Pany
Los Angeles
Marion Dice
General Petroleum Co
Thomas M. Robins
Portland
B. P. Manley
Utah Coasters Association
Clifford Johnstone
Pacific Coast Gas Association
Nathaniel Engle
University of Washington
James C. Nelson
Pe State College
Engle
Small Roll Helps When Many Lose Jobs
Many workers facing layoffs discover that a small roll in daily routine can ease stress and restore normalcy even as broader unemployment rises. The piece notes resilience and practical coping, framing small comforts as supportive amid hardship.
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Animal World
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Memphis, Tenn
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