New Council To Arrange For Activity
The Bingham County Home Demonstration Advisory Council meets May 10 at 2 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce offices with Lillian E. Johannesen presiding. Fifteen members from Farm Bureau Relief Societies 4-H Woolgrowers Current Event Club of Blackfoot and Springfield will share views and plan county projects and instructional needs for the year.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County Home Demonstration Advisory Council
Chamber of Commerce
Lillian E. Johannesen
Farm Bureau
Relief Societies
Woolgrowers Auxiliary
Club of Blackfoot
Domestic Science Club of
Springfield
Johannesen
United States
Netherlands
Holland
New York Mother Smothers Infant Then Kills Herself
Katherine Behrens 27 smothered her 10 day old infant Patricia Ann and tried to kill her 1 year old daughter Kathryn before slashing her own throat. Police say she told her husband I killed them and now I intend to kill myself. She faced homicide charges.
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New York
Katherine Behrens
Martin
Patricia Ann
Kathryn
Mrs. Behrens
Katy
Patricia
Thomas Gonzales
Truman Ives Coast Visit Sparks California Dem Clash
President Truman plans a simple stop in Los Angeles on June 14 and will lunch with the Greater Los Angeles Press Club. Los Angeles County Democratic chairman Rollin L. McNitt denounces what he calls a snub to state leaders while the White House insists the transcontinental swing is not political.
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Los Angeles
California
Truman
Washington
Press Club
Rollin L. McNitt
Democratic Committee
McNitt
White House
Charles G. Ross
J. Howard McGrath
James Roosevelt
Famed editor Arthur Aull dies at 76 in Lamar
Arthur Aull, renowned as a national country editor, died at his Lamar home at age 76. He had been away from his editorial desk for 15 months due to ill health and left a lasting mark as a plain spoken newspaper publisher.
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Lamar
Arthur Aull
Italian Reds Spark Uproar in New Italian Senate
In Rome the Communist party staged a disruption just minutes after Ivanoe Bonomi was seated as president inaugurating Italy’s first free parliament in 25 years. They demanded asylum for Greek communists ousted from Argentina, prompting a five minute uproar as 330 new senators rose to jeer. In the deputies’ chamber Christian Democrat Giovanni Gronchi then assumed the presidency in a brief ceremony.
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Rome
Senate
Ivanoe Bonomi
Italy
Argentina
Chamber of Deputies
Giovanni Gronchi
UAW CIO Eyes Chrysler Strike Over Third Wage Increase
Ward's Automotive Reports say a Chrysler strike by 73 000 CIO United Auto Workers could disrupt production amid a steel shortage. Observers forecast a 10 to 11 cent raise after concessions. health insurance pensions and other benefits may be postponed. The pattern may influence talks with GM and soon Ford.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corporation
Ward
Automotive
Chrysler
Auto-Labor
UAW
General Motors Corporation
Ford Motor Company
Halt Faces Atomic Talks
Western powers urged definite abandonment of all United Nations atomic energy negotiations in Lake Success New York. The United States Britain and France pushed for suspension and likely liquidation of the UN atomic energy commission formed in 1946. The move prompted Soviet denouncement as Washington pressed for a U S led world control authority.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations
Russia
UN Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Great Britain
France
London
UN Security Council
Churchill calls for a United States of Europe assembly
At the Congress of Europe in The Hague Winston Churchill urged creating an international assembly to act as a constitutional convention for a United States of Europe. Eight hundred delegates from 23 nations attended the opening session in Knights Hall as he urged a single united Europe including Germany Italy Spain and Soviet eastern bloc nations.
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Hague
Netherlands
Winston Churchill
United States of Europe
Congress of Europe
Knights’ Hall
Churchill
Europe
Germany
Italy
Spain
General Motors Slashes Home Appliance Prices
Detroit AP report says General Motors cuts prices five percent on refrigerators ranges washing machines and other home appliances effective Monday. The cut covers Packard Electric small motors Delco Appliance Delco products divisions and Frigidaire division products across multiple plants.
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Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Packard Electric Division
Warren, O
Delco Appliance
Rochester
N.Y
Delco Products Division
Dayton
Frigidaire
Prospect full class for Idaho University commencement
The University of Idaho expects a graduation class of 515 for 458 bachelor's degrees 55 master's and two professional degrees. Commencement activities run May 29 with alumni day bogey tournament banquet for the classes of 1898 and 1928. Francis Corkery S J Gonzaga will speak on God or chaos at baccalaureate. Dr. Robert Sproul UC will deliver the address Opportunities Yesterday Today and Tomorrow. Includes flower show and exhibits by library and art and architecture departments.
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Moscow
Ida
Prospect
University of Idaho
T. S.kerr
Alumni Association
Francis E. Corkery
S. J
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Board of Regents
Faculty Women’s Club
University
Robert G. Sproul
University of California
University Library
Department of Art and Architecture
Reuther Seeks Release From Hospital After Ambush Wounds
Walter P. Reuther president of the CIO United Auto Workers said he expects to leave New Grace hospital in three or four weeks but his shattered right arm will be in a cast for months. He told reporters at his first news conference since the April 20 ambush at his home that doctors report miraculous progress in recovery from arm and chest wounds.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
New Grace Hospital
Reuther
Seals Do Anything For Fish Says Night Club Comic
Edward Mayehoff bought a seal to prove his seal imitation could trigger a real seal Charlot at Madison Square Garden. The animal barked in response to the record, then mimicked trumpet and harmonica tunes, earning cheers as the trainer noted seals will do anything for fish.
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New York
Edward Mayehoff
Sylvester
Mayehoff
Madison Square Garden
Barnum and Bailey-Ringling Bros
Armand Guerre
Charlot
Guerre
Veterans to Plan Memorial Day Observance
Hugh Martin Post 6925 of the VFW and Stewart Hoover American Legion Post 23 will hold a joint meeting at the Legion home on Tuesday May 11 at 8 p.m. to lay plans for Memorial Day observance. All veterans are invited to attend regardless of membership.
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Blackfoot
Hugh Martin Post
VFW
Stewart Hoover
Auto Worker Parley Set
Federal labor conciliators announced Chrysler Corporation and the CIO United Auto Workers would meet at 11 a.m. Monday to avert a strike Wednesday by 73,000 workers. Mediator Leo T. Kotin said Norman Matthews, union Chrysler director, and company officials agreed to meet with U.S. conciliators in a last-ditch effort to head off the nationwide walkout.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
CIO
United Auto Workers
Leo T. Kotin
Norman Matthews
Chrysler Department
U. S
No Trace Of Woman Is Found At Snake River
Twenty people in four boats continued the search for Mrs. Guy Kinyon missing from Castleford since Wednesday. Bad weather blocked aerial searches by Twin Falls and Gooding county sheriffs. She was last seen driving away from home with her three children left inside. her car was found near the Bliss bridge.
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Bliss
Ida
Snake River
Guy Kinyon
Castleford
Twin Falls
Gooding County
Bliss Bridge
College Fees Aided Ricks College Scholarships Listed
Rexburg Utah Idaho Sugar Co awards named six Sugar Co scholarships worth 100 and five seminary scholarships of 50. Recipients include Glenn Dalling Sugar City Ross Phillips Acon Ronald Jensen Firth Keith Benson Madison Jerrold Stallings Midway Dick Bowles Rigby Ivan Reed Payne Shelley La June Shuldberg Terreton Dean Sterling Howe Firth Erma Grace Mickelsen Bancroft La Rue George Teton City.
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Rexburg
Ricks College
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Sugar Company
Glenn Dalling
Sugar City
Ross Phillips
Acon
Ronald Jensen
Firth
Keith Benson
Madison
Jerrold Stallings
Midway
Dick Bowles
Rigby
Ivan Reed Payne
Shelley
la June Shuldberg
Terreton
Dean Sterling Howe
Erma Grace Mickelsen
Bancroft
la Rue George
Teton City
Troops Flown From McChord to Alaska and Yukon Bases
Air force officials said 556 men were being flown from McChord Field Washington to bases in the Yukon sector and Alaska as replacements for personnel rotated home for summer maneuvers. Officials noted 140 were moved north Thursday and Friday, with more to follow in the next days. Captain Walter W. Weir said transports C-82 and C-54 carried the troops to Seattle where they await deployment. no emergency is cited.
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Seattle
Wash
Air Force
McChord Field
Yukon
Alaska
Walter W. Weir
McChord
Alaska Air Command
Weir
Corundum Ties Sapphires Rubies and Emery Together
Britannica notes sapphires rubies and emery are fundamentally corundum. The mineral group shares the same chemical composition and crystal structure, differing mainly in trace impurities and resulting color. These points link the gemstones and industrial abrasive emery.
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Britannica
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