Sokolovsky Walkout Halts Allied Control Council Meeting
Marshal Wassily Sokolovsky again failed to summon the four Western military governors for a meeting, leaving the Allied secretariat waiting and raising questions about Soviet participation. Gen. Lucius Clay noted no decision yet on a April session as tensions ease and observers expect possible reactivation of the council.
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United Press
Berlin
Russia
Wassily D. Sokolovsky
Allied Control Council
Sokolovsky
U.S
Lucius D. Clay
Soviet Union
Council
Germany
Clay
Pocatello High School Notes on Aberdeen Visit and April Assembly
Aberdeen high school delegates visited Pocatello to study the school court and student government with plans to model their own program. The article lists court members, thanks Miss Himena Hoffman, and notes Pocatello’s upcoming assembly trip to Twin Falls on April 9 directed by Mr. Rampton Barlow with MCs Bill Brydon and Virgil Camp.
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Pocatello High
Aberdeen High School
Aberdeen
Pocatello High School
Bill Brydon
Ruth Stowell
Joe Davis
Leon Fenwick
Dorothy Finlayson
Joan Garrison
Julienne Hill
Evan Jones
Gary Lowe
Gene Sato
Himena Hoffman
Twin Falls
Poky High
Rampton Barlow
Virgil Camp
Pocatello
Mark Morgan
Anita Cutler
Jean Tolman
Genee Allen
Sue Deb Jensen
Bob Jensen
Rhea Hansen
Lenna Egan
Bruce Coke
John Groom
Marilyn Getty
Jay Hawkes
Tobey Charges Giannini Family Behind Eccles Demotion
Sen. Charles W. Tobey accused the Giannini Banking family of San Francisco of engineering the demotion of Marriner S. Eccles as Federal Reserve board chairman. The Senate Banking Committee, led by Tobey, considers Thomas B. McCabe for Eccles chairmanship while Snyder denies any linkage to a job offer. The bank holding bill and subsides topic dominate the hearing as Tobey presses for bank controls. meanwhile Arctic ice depth is noted at 10 000 feet during ice ages.
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Fred Mullen
United Press
Washington
Charles W. Tobey
N. H
Giannini Banking Family
San Francisco
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committee
Thomas B. McCabe
Philadelphia
Eccles
Tobey
Mhe
the Treasury
McCabe
Snyder
Nevada Slaying Suspect Fettered In Padded Cell
Laszlo Varga an 18 year old Hungarian refugee waited in a padded cell pending extradition from California where he is charged with the murder and rape of Mrs Billiee Rahe Morning 22 in Wells Nevada authorities said he threatened self harm and beat his head against the wall before extradition papers.
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Laszlo Varga
Petaluma
Calif
Wells
Nev
Varga
Santa Rosa
Cal
Nevada
Billiee Rahe
Jews Claim Victory In Yibna Drive
Haganah said its forces killed or wounded about 30 Arabs, blew up a road bridge, and wrecked four Arab trucks south of Yibna. Three Jews died. Yibna sits on a rail line used by Arab state troops entering Palestine. Mrs M A Thompson, a British government official, was killed near Bethlehem in an attack. Dr Hussein Khalidi warned of Arab retaliation and condemned Jewish bombings as a tactic to provoke Tel Aviv attacks.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Haganah
Yibna
Egypt
Bethlehem
M. A. Thompson
Hussein Khalidi
Palestine Arab Higher Executive
Tel Aviv
Khalidi
Indian Sentenced In Burglary Case
Mike Tavashee and Pratt Tom were arrested on second degree burglary charges for allegedly breaking into the Jim Just cabin on the W C Stoddart place near Beaver Creek in Bingham County. Pratt Tom, a California Indian, was bound over for trial in district court in May. Tavashee, Fort Hall, pled guilty and was sentenced by Judge Guy Stevens to up to five years in the Idaho State Penitentiary at Boise.
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Mike Tavashee
Pratt Tom
Jim Just
W. C. Stoddart Place
Beaver Creek
Bingham County
Justice of the
Jack Gaasch
Fort Hall
Guy Stevens
Idaho State Penitentiary
Boise
Thefts Reported In Blackfoot Area
Special to the Post items include two fog lamps stolen from Mike Shiosaki's car at 586 N E Main Street and a red boys bicycle taken from Blue Bell cabins on S Broadway. Glenn Walker and Howard Andreason of Pocatello fined $2 each for motorcycle sidewalk riding on Idaho Street.
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the Post
Blackfoot
Mike Shiosaki
N.E. Main Street
Rudolph Menta
S. Broadway
Glenn Walker
Howard Andreason
Pocatello
Idaho Street
Taylor hits Truman in Los Angeles campaign speech
Senator Glen H. Taylor former Wallace running mate assailed President Truman at Gilmore Stadium accusing him of turning the Democratic party toward Republican imperialist policies. He charged the Truman policy gut UNRRA aid and favor the American oil trust monopoly in the Middle East while backing a corrupt Greek government.
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Los Angeles
Glen H. Taylor
Henry Wallace
Independent Party
Truman
Taylor
Republican Party
Gilmore Stadium
Progressive Citizens of America
Independent Progressive Party of California
Democrats For Wallace
Students For Wallace
Truman Party
UNRRA
Truman Plan
U. S
Idaho
Palestine
American Oil Trust
Middle East
Navy Apology for Submarine Reports Not Conclusive
Navy officials said three recent submarine sighting reports off the U S West Coast near San Francisco Johnston Island Palmyra and the Aleutians were not conclusive and did not involve American subs. Moscow dismissed Sullivan's remarks as slander and no U S craft were present.
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Maureen Goblin
United Press Staff
Washington
Navy
Pacific
Moscow
Aleutians
John L. Sullivan
Senate
U. S
Sullivan
San Francisco
Johnston Island
Palmyra
United Press Names Bradford as VP and European Manager
Hugh president announces A. L. Bradford will become vice president and European manager effective May 1, succeeding Virgil Pinkley who resigns to take an executive post with Times-Mirror, publishers of the Los Angeles Times.
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London
Hugh
United Monday
A. L. Bradford
Virgil Pinkley
Times- Mirror Company
Los Angeles Times
Flying Discs Reported Over Columbus Homes
Reports circulated that six or seven flying saucers were seen from a Columbus home. Mrs. Charles A Worthen described lights in the night sky she took for flying saucers. She recalled the objects looked like the saucers described in stories and initially mistook them for the moon.
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Columbus
Charles A. Worthen
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