Power County Judge Quinlan Dies After Illness
Power County judge Quinlan 63 died at Leiteng hospital at 9 a m Friday after a brief illness. His widow Edna Snow Quinlan was seriously ill in hospital. A former LDS bishop and GOP activist, he chaired Power county’s National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis chapter and had two years left as probate judge.
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American Falls
Power County
Quinlan
Leiteng Hospital
Judge Quinlan
National Foundation For
LDS Church
Pleasant View
Utah
Sarah Jane Wade
Dennis Quinlan
Nina
Pearl LeGene Quinlan
Stanley Clark
Sterling W. Burningham
Pearl Colishaw
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Orion W. Snow
Deweyville
Edna Snow
Salt Lake City
North Ogden
Ogden
Mr. Quinlan
Rhoda Clark Burningham
Provo
New Zealand
Quinnandigime
New Power County
Edward Quinlan
Taft Opposes Enlistee Bonus Plan in Military Draft Debate
Senator Taft denounces a $1000 volunteer bonus as House and Senate leaders push a blended draft-UMT bill. The plan would draft about 190000 men and activate 161000 UMITEES aged 18 to 19 for training while the armed services committee negotiates differences with the House. President Truman called Allen's bonus proposal the most asinine he has seen.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Taft
Leo Allen
Armed Services Committee
Chan Gurney
S. D
Guerney
House Armed Forces Committee
House
Allen
Rules Committee
Truman
Weather Across Regions Shows Wide Temperature Swings
The weather page reports a heat spike near 100 degrees in parts of Arizona New Mexico Texas and Nevada while the Midwest sees frost and lows around 32 to 65 to 70 degrees elsewhere. Rainstorms hit the northwest and Midwest with strong winds up to miles an hour affecting the lakes as cooler conditions arrive in the northwest.
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Chicago
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Nevada
Chicago Weather Bureau
Midwest
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Lakes
Michian
Ohio
New England Sea
Anada
Rockyountain
WILD DUCKS ROOST IN CONCORD CHIMNEY
Sophie Ericson of Concord reports odd noises from her chimney and after opening the damper two wild ducks flew out prompting local folklore on feathered visitors.
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Concord
N. H
Sophie Ericson
Flu and Mumps Decline in Pocatello
Dr M B Sherrard Ban nock county health official says flu and mumps cases are down in Pocatello with only two new flu cases last week and mumps dropping from 59 to 36. Winters worries about school diseases ease as April ends and health records note most cases involve schoolchildren needing fitness certificates to return to class.
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Pocatello
M. B. Sherrard
Bannock County
Board of Health
Sherrard
Discount counts now Chicago
Credit men report a rising rush to pay early. From November to February the share of customers using 2 percent discounts jumped seven percent as shoppers accelerated bill payments.
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Chicago
Union Leaders Prepare Stand Ahead of Rail Strike Talks Today
Pocatello union officials report rail workers will report at the WOW hall on Main Street as strike calls and hall arrangements proceed in case the national tie up goes ahead Tuesday morning. Roll calls, split shifts, and contingency halls are planned if settlement is not reached by Sunday.
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Pocatello Railroad
Walter Blakemore
Pocatello
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Main Street
Blakemore
Washington
White House
John R.steelman
Steelman
Pharmacy students tour Park-Davis and Lily plants
Thirty five Idaho State College Pharmacy students and six faculty members left by chartered bus for the Park-Davis plant in Detroit. They will tour the plant and its biological farms and then travel to Indianapolis to visit the Lily plant. The trip is planned to last a week or ten days.
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Idaho State College Pharmacy
Park-Davis Drug
Detroit
Park-Davis
Indianapolis
Lily Drug
E. O. Leonard
Pharmacy School
Postings mixups and storms headline Pocatello items
Ruth Cloud advertised as a baby sitter but a garbled number appeared on the line. Dr B W Sutton reports possible easing of dental work with evening shifts by staff. A chandelier shaking thunderstorm caused alarm but seismographs show no quake. Mother’s Day mail rush looms. a petty vagrancy report ends with the reporter and suspect both holding pennies.
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Ruth Cloud
Keystone Hotel
B. W. Sutton
North Main St
Housing drive maps Pocatello expansion through builder plan
Local chamber program pledges 19000 toward 3200 housing units based on the Casper model. H. B. Markham and C. Ed Flandro said the plan, needing about 50000 dollars, aims to build 400 homes with six floor plans priced 8400 to 9800 dollars and financed by five hundred dollar debentures.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
H. B. Markham
Bannock Hotel
Commission
Casper
Wyo
Markham
W.C. Carnes
O. R. Baum
Con
Clarence Elle
Housing Authority
Flandro
Car Hit By Train Near Blackfoot Injures Driver
Ezra Larsen escaped serious injury Friday when his 1948 Pontiac was struck by a southbound train near the Blackfoot stockyards. Larsen was held for observation in a Blackfoot hospital with pulled neck and shoulder muscles and shock. auto not extensively damaged. Investigating officer was C. R. Dexter of the state police.
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Blackfoot
Ezra’ Larsen
Preston
Larsen
Rly
C. R. Dexter
State Police
Neutral unit eyed in holy land
Great Britain proposed at the United Nations a three nation core for a neutral authority to govern Palestine after the mandate. British colonial secretary Arthur Creech Jones said consuls from the United States, France and Belgium could lead a UN shadow government with two neutral figures and the UN Palestine commission chair. Negotiations reportedly favored an American candidate for Jerusalem, with acceptance by Arab and Jewish leaders pending. Arab leaders also agreed to a noon truce for the Jerusalem area as mandate expiry nears, with hints of possible reluctance to invade Jewish areas.
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Lake Success
N.Y
Great Britain
United Nations
United States
France
Belgium
Palestin
Arthur Creech Jones
Palest
Ofine
UN Palestine Commission
Karel Lisicky
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Jerusalem Post
Palestine
Reed Jones
Holy Land
Cunningham
Jerusalem
Parking Problem Provokes Nebraska Students Protest
University of Nebraska students marching on the state capitol protested a campus parking clash. Police used a tear gas bomb after they dismantled a wrecked double parked car and swarmed police, then released cars impounded for double parking.
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Lincoln, Neb
University of Nebraska
State Capitol
Joe Carroll
Carroll
University
Val
Governor's Office
Statehouse
Univer
Sity
Peterson
C. W. Borgmain
T. J. Thompson
Colton
Lincoln Music
Pocatello Shops To Lay Off Men
Union Pacific officials learned from the Omaha office at 4 58 p m Friday to cut forces. about 350 men in the main tenance crews at the Pocatello yards received five day notices. Workers affected are in the car department yard classification round house. track and office crews stay at full strength. Notices run through May 11 with shifts ending May 12.
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Union Pacific
Omaha
Washington
Pocatello Yards
E. L. Neeley
Pocatello
W. W. Woolard
Pacific
Rail unions push for settlement as White House weighs seizure
After the union group left there was no official word on the visit. Farley and rail leaders attend today's White House talks with no fixed time. Johnston said the unions had not been offered definite settlement proposals or asked to delay the 6 am Tuesday walkout. Attorney General Clark said Truman has authority to seize railroads if peace efforts fail and officials signaled willingness to act if needed.
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White House
Alvanley Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Steelman
William Fariey
Association of American Railroads
Farley
Johnston
Tom C. Clark
Truman
DB. B. Robertson
A. W J. Glover
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