Police Break Up Riot Over Third Party Protest
In New York a 14 000 Wallace supporters and 3 000 anti communists clashed near a midtown theater screening The Iron Curtain. Police, aided by mounted units, dispersed the crowd after fights left five arrested for disorderly conduct.
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New York
Henry Wallace
Midtown
Roxy Theater
Madison Square Garden
Marshal Stalin
The
Daily Worker
Lfe
Igor Gouzenko
Ottawa
Eugene Connolly
New York Labor Party
Delayed Funeral for John M. Rowe Postponed to May 17
Funeral services for 77 year old John M. Rowe postponed from Thursday to Monday May 17 at 2 p m at Sandberg Funeral Home. Son Edmund unable to arrive from the Aleutians. daughter Dora Granite of Lancaster NH will fly in Wednesday. Rowe lived in Idaho 32 years farming at Roberts Shelley and Moreland before moving to Blackfoot 11 years ago and will be buried beside a son who died in World War II.
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Blackfoot
John M. Rowe
Sandberg
Edmund
Aleutians
Dora Granite
Lancaster
N. H
Vina Rowe
Butte
Mont
Marjorie Hauskama
Idaho Falls
Mr. Rowe
Idaho
Roberts, Shelley
Moreland
Roberts Cemetery
Supersonic Flight Demands New Aero Medical Research
Navy aero medical expert Commander Lynn Beals Jr warned at the New York Academy of Sciences that aviation medicine lags behind aeronautical progress toward supersonic flight. He said pilots face vision and heat hazards and that current human standards are obsolete, risking harm as machines outpace medicine.
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Paul F. Ellis
NEW York
Navy
Lynn §. Beals, Jr
Sands Point
Long Island
New York Academy of Sciences
Beals
Idaho Republicans greet Dewey in Ontario rally
About 1500 Idaho voters heard New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey address the Ontario Athletic field campaign for Oregon’s GOP presidential delegates. He hailed the Soviet radio report on possible talks as the best news since V J Day.
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Ontario
Ore
Idaho
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Ontario Athletic Field
Dewey
United States
United States Leads World in Leather Production
The United States remains the top leather producing nation, sustaining its position as the largest supplier in global markets amid ongoing industry activity and demand.
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United States
Ricks College forms Intercollegiate Knights chapter
Ricks College Rexburg announces the formation of a local Intercollegiate Knights chapter at the campus with Norseman Saints tied in as a chapter. Louis Malendez of Rexburg leads as president with officers Mark Madsen Nolan Packham Cornell Bird, and sixteen members listed from Rexburg and nearby areas. In a separate note West Covina residents join in a barn raising to add a city hall wing, relying on volunteer labor to complete the project sooner than planned.
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Rexburg
Intercollegiate Knights
Ricks College
Norseman Saints
Rree
Logan
Utah
Louis Malendez
Mark Madsen
Bloomington
Nolan Packham
Fairfield
Cornell Bird
Aiden Packer
Tharin Bigler
Dee Armstrong
Keith Englund
Max Howard
Pasadena
Califline Nelson
Don Ricks
Keith Forsyth
Rigby
Arlo Trost
LeRoy -Me-Bride
Idaho Falls
Mark Hall
Burton
West Covina
The Modern Motor Car Composition Revealed
A contemporary overview notes the modern motor car consists of about 15 000 separate parts. It highlights the complexity of automotive design and manufacturing.
Three Persons Bitten by Dogs
Three dog bite incidents appear in police records. An Alameda dog, unnamed, bit Larry Lish a Roosevelt school student and was later turned over to police. A 12 year old girl Kay Dalton was bitten twice by a dog at 1553 East Fremont Street home of Mrs. W H Davis. A third bite injured Lolane Schiss nine daughter of J J Schiess at 839 West Lander Street and the dog belonging to Ruth Denham at 832 West Clark. the youth received ten days in solitary.
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Alameda
Larry Lish
Willard
Roosevelt School
Kay Dalton
East Fremont St
W. H. Davis
Bowser
Lolane Schiss
J. J. Schiess
West Lander St
Ruth Denham
West Clark
Folsom Paternity Suit in Alabama Court
In Cullman Alabama attorneys for Gov. James E Folsom argued that a woman Christine Johnston failed to prove mutual agreement for a common law marriage to her and her two year old son. Judge James Crow took the case under advisement and set 10 days for briefs. About 60 residents attended the hearing including many who knew the governor from local farming communities.
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Cullman
Ala
James E. Folsom
Chrstine Putnam Johnston
Folsom
E. C. Boswell
Cullman County
Mrs. Johnston
Boswell
Carter M. Putnam
Rainy and cool in Southwestern Idaho Thursday
United Press reports rain early Thursday with a low of 40 to 45 degrees. Showers and wind will make Thursday afternoon cooler. The text also notes eggs as a nutritious food source with high protein iron vitamin A riboflavin thiamine and some vitamin D.
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United Press
Idaho
Max
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Butte
Cheyenne
Chicago
Cincinnati
Denver
Detroit
Duluth
Grand Junction
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Ogden
Oravidia ‘City
Maha
Phoenix
Pocatello
Portland
Provo
Reno
Onto
Rock Springs Aviet
Salt Lake City
San Antonio
San Diego
San Francisco
St. George
Seattle Deasenes
Sheridan
Washington Beteremens
West Yellowstone
GE unveils low voltage wiring system for household use
General Electric announces a new 25 volt lighting system enabling a housewife to start coffee from bed and control front back and interior lights from multiple points. The lightweight switches connect to outlets via relays, reducing shock risk and cutting installation costs.
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New York
General Electric Company
T. D. Foster
Foster
Federation Employment Service Aims to Hire Older Workers
The nonsectarian nonprofit FEDERATION EMPLOYMENT SERVICE launches a campaign urging employers to hire older workers with the slogan Experience, loyalty, skill come with age.
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NEW York
Federation Employment Service
Drake coeds curb daylight necking on campus
At Drake University in Des Moines coeds agreed to ban daytime necking on campus after reports of complaints from nearby residents. Dormitory leader Leona Peterson urged the move to ease disturbances, while students noted some alignment but doubted lasting effect as spring warmth returns. Basketball star Tom Bienemann said he was indifferent to the ban.
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Des Moines
Drake University
Mary Lou Pawlik
Wheaton
Leonaderson
University Women’s
Miss Pawlik
Kaz Oshiki
Hawthorne
Calif
Times-Delphic
Times+Delphic
Tom Bienemann
Kenosha
Wis
Purchase of $10,000 crash truck for Joslin Field
Twin Falls city council authorized buying a $10,000 crash truck to aid in fighting fires from airplane crashes and rescuing crash victims at Joslin Field. Delivery is expected in September under CAA safety regulations.
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Twin Falls
Joslin Field
CAA
Alaska ports open year round except Cook Inlet ice bound
Southeast and southern Alaska regions allow year round traffic while Cook Inlet near Anchorage remains a nine months port due to persistent ice. This limits navigation and affects shipping routes in the area.
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Alaska
Cook Inlet
Anchorage
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