Foreign Ministers Gather for Key Talks on Germany
Western ministers Acheson Bevin and Schuman met in Paris with Vishinsky to map a united front. They discussed a four point program covering German questions Berlin issues and aims for a postwar peace framework.
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U. S
Deaf G. Acheson
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Moscow
Schuman
Che Son
Bevin
Berlin
Shinsky
Aatoco
Foreign Office
Airfief
Kinsky
Igsfour
Orly
Acheson
Germany
Austria
Vishinsky
Man Nabs Barricaded Mental Patient After 28 Hours
Merle Hoggarth, 45, barricaded himself in a second floor apartment in Mchenry North Dakota after breaking from authorities who planned to detain him for a mental exam. Five men stormed the dwelling as Hoggarth dozed, catching him off guard and overpowering him. Deputy Steve Fisher led the assault, crawled through a window, and seized Hoggarth’s rifle while others subdued him. Hoggarth was placed in a straight jacket and taken to Carrington for custody. officers reported he offered little resistance at capture despite earlier gunfire and tear gas attempts.
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Mchenry
N. D
Husky
Merle Hoggarth
Steve Fisher
Hoggarth
Fisher
Carrington
Cheriff George FE. Al‘ers
Altjets
Berlin Runway Standoff Amid Blockade Riots
Tensions rose in divided Berlin as ground transport halted between zones and trains to the Soviet sector stopped rolling. Soviet transport chief Kvashin faced near mob action at Templehof while unconfirmed reports said troops would enter western Berlin. About 15,000 Western-leaning workers struck to demand payment in Western currency, triggering citywide clashes between German groups.
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Berlin
Germany
Russia
P. A. Kvashnin
Templehof Field
Independent Trade Union Organization
Els
Free German Trade Federation
Jamboree honors state officials and jamboree co chairs
Cy Price secretary of state T B Murray state fish and game director Bob Christiansen conservation officer E Keppner Malad area conservation officer Frank Keough local conservation officer Melvin Barres Blackfoot officer Lou Dremolski forest supervisor D Hansen forestry service John Dahlstrom fifth district game commissioner praised by guests Clyde Schoonover Harry Morgan and Ed Leighton co chairs for a successful job.
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Cy Price
T. B. Murray
Bob Christiansen
E. Keppner
Frank Keough
Melvin Barres
Blackfoot
Lou Dremolski
D. Hansen
Forestry Service
John Dahlstrom
Clyde Schoonover
Harry Morgan
Ed Leighton
West Bench Plan Aired
Four federal conservation officers met with Mayor W. W. Halsey Fridgy to discuss a joint city federal watershed development on Pocatello west bench. The group from the soil conservation service and Caribou forest spoke of plans for camp grounds fire trails grasses fire protection and livestock trespass patrols.
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Federal
W. W. Halsey Fridgy
Pocatello’s
West Bench
George C. Welch
Dick Buehler
Norman Berg
The
Soil Conservation Service
L. A. Dremolski
Caribou Forest
Cffsef
Welch
Idaho High School Winners Named in Music Preliminaries
Five Idaho high school students won the music preliminaries held on the Idaho State college campus. Prof. Rudolph F. Goran announced the results yesterday. They advance to final tryouts for music scholarships in Hansen and Pocatello. Winners include Jean September, McCammon. Kathy Bickmore, Preston. Helen Beth Frank, Ucon. Frank Webster and Rhea Coles, Ucon.
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Idaho
Idaho State College
Rudolph F. Goranson
Hansen
Pocatello
Jean
Ine Tippets
McCammon
Kathy
Bickmore
Preston
Helen Beth
Frank Webster
Rhea June Coles
Ucon
Two Eastside Hotels Ordered Closed by City Officials
Mayor W. W. Halsey announced that the Shannon rooms and Lincoln rooms would be denied licenses due to unsanitary conditions. Chief A L Oliver sanitary inspectors R S Tueller and H A Peterson joined the effort to keep vagrants out of Pocatello by closing the establishments.
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W. W
Bill” Halsey
Eastside
A. L. Oliver
Sanitaria R. S
Oliver
Pocatello
Wife charged with manslaughter in Idaho husband’s death
Mrs. Martha Stansill, 59, mother of four, faced a preliminary hearing on manslaughter charges after her husband Arthur Stansill, 56, was shot dead at their Athol home. She claimed the weapon discharged as he attempted to seize it. bond posted at 1500 dollars. Hearing set for next Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Coeur d’Alene.
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Athol
Ida
Stansill
Obituaries for Ellen Judd Hansen and James C Grow
Funeral services for Ellen Judd Hansen 62 died May 11 in Mesa Ariz were held at the Declo LDS church with burial in Burley cemetery. Surviving children include Janis Hansen Boise Zina Wirthlin Las Vegas Fonda Allen Springdale Dan Ray Hansen Mesa Julia Carrington Declo and Barbara Wray Pocatello. A requiem mass for James C Grow 64 retired Union Pacific engineer who died at his Chubbuck road home was held at St Anthony’s church. Burial followed in Mountain View cemetery with Downard mortuary arranging.
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Ellen Judd Hansen Burley
Ellen Judd Hansen
Mesa
Ariz
Declo Lds Church
C. LeRoy Banner
Burley Cemetery
Vern McCulloch
Pima
Janis Hansen
Boise
Zina Wirthlin
Las Vegas
Nev
Fonda Allen
Springdale
Dan and
Ray Hansen
Julia Carrington
Declo
Barbara Wray
Pocatello
James C. Grow
Union Pacific
Chubbuck Road
St. Anthony’s Church
M. J. McGowan
M. C. Fullmer
J. M. Henderson
R. Milner
D. Curran
W. R. Young
G. J. Jennings
Jesse Hen
Mountain View Cemetery
Downard Mortuary
United States Steel Rejects CIO Pension Plan
United States Steel Corp. rejected CIO plans for a workers pension this year. The firm said it would discuss a fourth round wage increase and the union’s broad social insurance program under a contracting reopening clause, but would not consider the pension proposal or other issues.
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Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corp
CIO
United Steel Workers
Labor Board orders union affiliate to back wages on discharge
Trial examiner Howard Myers of the national labor relations board ruled that the CIO affiliated guard and patrolmen’s committee and Pinkerton Agency must reinstate four workers on the San Francisco waterfront and jointly compensate lost wages. The ruling cites an illegal union shop and a prohibited hiring clause tied to a strike settlement. The decision may be appealed within 20 days. if not, it becomes final.
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Washington
Howard Myers
National Labor Relations Board
Harry Bridges
Longshoremen’s Union
Myers
International Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union
CIO
Pinkerton Detective Agency, Inc
San Francisco
John T. Connors
Walter J. Slater
Charles O. Holmes
Thomas W. Stenhouse
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Bridges
International Union
Body of Lewiston Student Found in River
A body tentatively identified as Monty Jones, 17, Lewiston High School senior who drowned May 6 in the Snake River near Lewiston, was found late yesterday eight miles below Clarkston, Washington, by sheriff's deputies.
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Lewiston
Monty Jones
Snake River
Here
Sheriffs Office
Clarkston
Wash
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Mate
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Johnson
Enriksen
Radio & Appliance CO
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