Young Republicans aim to revitalize GOP at Salt Lake City
Idaho Young Republicans urge a focused revival during the national convention in Salt Lake City June 23 to 25. They call for serious party reflection over personality politics and plan open discussions on party problems as a core objective.
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United Press
Idaho
Young Republicans
Boise
Salt Lake City
Dean Kloepfer
Burley
Salt Lake
Ralph Becker
Washington, D. C
Platform Committee
Kloepfer
Tom Shallenberg
Pocatello
Marguerite Brown
Nampa
Appie Bauer
Sam Stewart
Perry Swisher
Pocate
Eisler to face police court over extradition in Britain
Eisler rests in Southampton awaiting a police court hearing and potential remand to Bow Street in London. Scotland Yard seeks extradition ruling while British authorities decide if U S charges merit transfer, despite Poland protesting. A police spokesman noted the Batory was in British waters when arrests occurred.
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Southampton
Eisler
Scotland Yard
Old Bow Street
London
Britain
U. S
Funeral notices from Blackfoot and McCammon
Funeral services are planned for Hazel Lin ton 57 of Blackfoot at 2 p m in McHan Henderson chapel with Rev Marcus Bloodworth officiating Pallbearers are E A Dufford H F Blissett T F Anderson Morris C Bell L R North and M E Olsen Music by Ralph Garrett Alexander R Riddle 65 pioneer McCammon business leader dies Thursday evening in Pocatello services at 1 p m today in McCammon High School with Bishop Verl Hall and speakers Leo Hansen Roy Hole Music by McCammon LDS choir pallbearers George Green one treasures Otto Jenkins Clarence Price Phillip Marley body leaves for Green River Wyoming Tuesday for final services and burial Tuesday at 3 p m in the Masonic temple.
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McHan-Henderson
Hazel Linton
Blackfoot
Marcus Bloodworth
First Methodist Church of
E. A. Dufford
H. F. Blissett
T. F. Anderson
Morris C. Bell
L. R. North
M. E. Olsen
Ralph Garrett
Phillip Marley
Green River
Wyo
ffn-Henderson
Nal
Masonic
Strikes Shake Gate City Food Stores Over Evenings
The Idaho town faced a six week tug of war as the meatcutters strike disrupted six stores including Safeway and Okay markets. Local 153 reports no contract yet with merchants and demands for free weekday evenings and Sundays. Pickets paraded while operators refused to concede closing hours. Retail Clerks union members vote to honor picket lines 13 to 10.
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Local 153
John Isaac
Gate City
Safeway
Okay Markets
Peterson’s Grocery
Wyz-Way Grocery
Membe
Retail Clerks Union Metal
Labor Temple
International
Martha Thomas
Pocatello Ordinance Sets Sunday Rest Day 1922
Revised Ordinances of Pocatello Idaho declare Sunday a day of public rest. It is unlawful to keep open for business any shop or place on Sunday except for hotels, restaurants, garages, pharmacies, undertakers, newsstands, non intoxicating refreshments, and certain minor exceptions. Delivery and quiet sales of perishables allowed.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Well-Dressed Cowgirls Parade in Salinas Rodeo Week
High School senior Nancy Storm models cowgirl finery for the 33rd annual rodeo event. From June 16 to 19 the Daily feature promises a parade of 1100 mounted riders with Miss Storm likely leading the lineup. Salinas proclaims itself the city that made the rodeo famous.
Germans in Soviet Zone Vote in One-Sided Poll
Germans in the Soviet occupation zone voted in a single official list of 1,525 Communist and pro-Russian candidates for the peoples congress designed to ratify a Communist-written constitution. Western observers expect Vishinsky to claim the congress reflects all Germans while denouncing Bonn’s west German constitution as imperialist.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
Peoples Congress
Andrei Vishinsky
Bonn
ADN
Paris
West Germany
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Ruhr
Russia
Germany
Food Stores Association backs Sunday closing enforcement
The Food Stores Association of Pocatello endorses Mayor Halsey and Chief Oliver in enforcing the forgotten Sunday closing ordinance. Safeway, Okay Food centers, Peterson's Grocery, and Wyz Way face picketing while the association urges local control for opening hours, denies a lockout claim, and invites strikers to return to work Monday per offer led by Russel Black and Harold Hoge.
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Food Stores Association of
Russel Black
Harold Hoge
Whitman
Communist Assaults Bring Shanghai Within Reach of Reds
Communists pushed within eight miles of Shanghai as Allied air routes faced suspension and naval forces withdrew from the Yangtze. Nationalist troops held at Huangtu and Nanjiang as three Red divisions attacked Yanghang and Liuhang, with heavy casualties reported on both sides and a counterattack led by Chiang Kai Shek’s son viewed from the front.
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Shanghai
Pan-American
San Francisco
U. S
Yangtze
Huangtu
Nanjiang
Yanghang
Liuhang
Woosung
Shanghai Sea
Japa
Western Front
Chiang Wei-Kuo
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Formosa
Man Found Dead in Jail in Pocatello Basements Cell
A 50 year old transient, Edward Patrick Garman of Fullerton Kansas, was found dead in a basement jail cell at Pocatello police headquarters early Sunday morning. Police believe heart attack caused death after he was intoxicated and unconscious on Saturday night.
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Pocatello
Edward Patrick Garman
Fullerton
Kas
O. P. Bennett
Bennett
Garman
W. Lander Street
Grace Hennessy
Ft. Scott
Hall
Labor Committee Seeks Formula to End Strikes Without Injunctions
Washington dispatch reports Democrats and labor experts aim to craft a formula to end national emergency strikes without injunctions. If found, committee chair John Leesinski believes the House would back Taft Hartley repeal. Informed sources say President Truman may sign an acceptable labor bill despite prior hard stance.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Democrats
Labor Department
House
John Leésinski
Mich
Truman
Expedition Reaches World's Highest Waterfall in Venezuela
A Venezuelan American scientific expedition reached Angel Falls in southeastern Venezuela and began measuring its height. The group, including Ruth Robertson and Everett Bauman of Creole Petroleum, reported bathing below the falls and planned height measurements.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Angel Falls
Jimmy Anegel
Tugela
Natal
Africa
Ruth Robertson
Everett Bauman
Creole Petroleum Corporation
Ernest Knee
I Am An American Day Rally Called Off in Peekskill
In Peekskill New York an I Am An American Day rally for a town of 18 000 was cancelled after only 15 people attended despite invitations to 75 non citizens 105 youths turning 21 clergy and congregations and board of education members were invited.
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Peekskill
N. Y
Board of Education
Chiropractors Seek Equal Share in National Health Plan
The International Chiropractors Association asked for an equal share with other healing arts in any national health plan and accused the American Medical Association of monopoly. The AMA dismissed the chiropractors charges as irresponsible and baseless and politically motivated.
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Chicago
International Chiropractors Association
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