State's Leading Demo Set To Tackle Taylor
Dan J. Cavanaugh of Twin Falls said he could be drafted to run against U. S. Senator Glen H. Taylor of Idaho. Cavanaugh told a POST reporter he would accept the nomination if forced on him and would oppose Taylor in the Idaho Democratic primary. Idaho leaders echoed calls for Taylor to lose top committee positions and questioned his party alignment with Henry Wallace.
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U. S
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Sclon
Dan J. Cavanaugh
Twin Falls
POST
Cavanaugh
Taylor
Sen
Pocatello
P. C. O'Malley
Bannock County
Henry Wallace
Irving D. Muir
Muir
Progressive Party
O’malley
Congress
Democratic National
Bert H. Miller
Ross A. Haworth
Arlington
Haworth
Money Fails At Last But Hope Wins In Pocatello Drive
The 1948 Pocatello community chest drive fell short of the $45 000 goal as of Tuesday night with $42 009 63 in donations and 4660 subscriptions turned in at the YMCA. C Ed Flandro drive chairman said the headquarters would stay open another week and urged further gifts by phone or in person as returns from business units and the railroad were not in. If the railroad donates per the slogan A days pay the Red Feather way the goal will be reached this week.
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Pocatello
C. Ed Flandro
Ed Flandro
YMCA
Flandro
Red Feather
Stan Day
Harold Ory
Court Action Decided In Secession Over Road Equipment
Bannock county attorney Henry McQuade and Caribou county attorney Roy J. Dygert met in Pocatello to agree on open court action to settle a road equipment dispute from the recent election. Hearing date not set. McQuade to file the claim soon, followed by Dygert’s answer.
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Bannock
Henry McQuade
Caribou
Roy J. Dygert
Pocatello
McQuade
Bannock County
Dygert
Robert I. Ewing Sr. 68 former Rockland official dies
Funeral services set for Robert I. Ewing Sr. 68 a former Power county commissioner and builder in Rockland born Lancaster Pennsylvania 1880 moved to Rockland 1909. He died Sunday after a five year illness and is survived by his widow a son Robert Ewing Jr a grandson Robert Ewing III and other relatives. Logan Ewing preceded him in death in 1945. Burial in Rockland cemetery. Burial at Hall mortuary conducting services in Rockland Congregational Church. Friends may call American Falls home Thursday morning to 1 pm. He served in Spanish American War and Boxer Rebellion and was active in Democratic politics. He was a member of the VFW and United Spanish War Veterans.
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Robert I. Ewing Sr
Power County
Rockland Congregational Church
Charles Easley
Rockland Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Ewing
American Falls
Lancaster
Robert
Mary Ewing
Rockland
Susan Stanger
Pocatello
Democratic Party
VFW
United
Robert Ewing Jr
Robert Ewing III
L. William Ewing
Philadelphia
Mary E. Johnson
Corporal Logan Ewing
Logan
Rochester College Sells Adam Library
An unidentified buyer has purchased the R. B. Adam collection of 18th century literature once deposited at the University of Rochester. The sale includes more than 3,000 rare volumes and Johnson works with manuscripts and a 1775 first edition of Johnson’s dictionary.
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Rochester
N. Y
R. B. Adam
John R. Russell
University of Rochester
Robert B. Adam
Buffalo
University of Bores
Oxford University Press
Russell
Sudden Death Strikes Idaho State College Bursar
Orville Dean Garrison 48 well known civic leader and ISC bursar on leave died at his Boise home shortly before noon Tuesday after a heart attack. Garrison, born April 29 1900 in Nez Perce, had returned to Pocatello for funeral services and leaves a widow and four children. He was a long time city council member and active in Kiwanis and Elks.
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Orville Dean Garrison
Idaho State College
Boise
Garrison
Pocatellan
Nez Perce
Royal E
Lena Williams Garrison
University of Idaho
Sigma Nu
Pocatello
John Vesser
ISC
Vesser
Carl W. McIntosh
Mr. Garrison
Trinity Episcopal Church
American Legion Post
408 Club
Kiwanis Club
BPOE
United State Navy
Lois
Bassett
Joan
Charlotte
Portia
John Royal
Joseph Garrison
Palouse
Royal E. Garrison
High Stepper French Club Formed at Idaho State College
A French club organized on the Idaho State College campus with Miss Ruth Haggart as faculty sponsor. Members include first and second year French students seeking language, customs, and songs exposure. Officers: Jack Fuller president Ferel Lusk vice president Harriet Crawford secretary treasurer Mary Bullock entertainment chair Dick Kerruish refreshments Betty Boston publicity.
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Idaho State College
Ruth Haggart
Jack Fuller
Murtaugh
Ferel Lusk
Malad
Harriet Crawford
Pocatello
Mary Bullock
Rupert
Dick Kerruish
Betty Boston
Twin Falls
University students offer free baby-sitting in Sydney
In Sydney Australia university undergraduates provide free baby-sitting for former service members. The University Services club organizes the program and covers taxi fares home after late sessions, aiding ex-service colleagues.
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Sydney
Australia
University Services Club
Marine Corps Observes Birthday Today
The Marine Corps marks its 173rd birthday with open house at the Veterans of Foreign Wars club in Pocatello starting 8 p.m. Attendees include Marine reserve, league, former leathernecks, women marines, and naval reserves. A 173-candle cake will headline the celebration with refreshments and entertainment, plus a private party at the marine base and naval ordnance plant.
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United States Marine Corps
Marines of Pocatello
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
John Dudenake
Marine Reserve
Marine Corps League
Leathernecks
Naval Reserves
Dudenake
Marine Base, Naval Ordnance Plant
Dudley Wins AA League Presidency in Unanimous Vote
Bruce Dudley, longtime sports editor turned executive, was elected president of the American Association for a three year term at a special Cincinnati meeting. He succeeds Frank C. Lane, who becomes general manager of the Chicago White Sox this month. Dudley, 57, led the Louisville Colonels since 1941 after joining the organization in 1939.
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Cincinnati
Bruce Dudley
Louisville Colonels
American Association Baseball League
Dudley
Frank C. Lane
Chicago White Sox
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Dog Triplets Born In Air Over Atlantic
A German shepherd Sally gave birth to triplet puppies during a trans Atlantic flight aboard a Seaboard & Western Airlines plane. The crew found the three newborns after the aerial delivery and the family was landed at Idlewild before traveling to Buffalo to join Sgt Henry Coleman.
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Atlantic
New York
Seaboard & Western Airlines
Sally
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Seaboard
Idlewild
Butch
Buffalo
U.S. Army
Henry Coleman
Wife With Knife No Annie Oakley
In St Louis Mrs Louis Garaviglia waved a 12 inch knife during a quarrel about army strategy. She claimed expertise with the blade and attempted a shot at her husband two feet above his head. He was wounded and hospitalised with a scalp crease from the hit.
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ST. Louis
Louis Garaviglia
Fire Rages In Canyon On Coast
Daredevil marines and forestry crews battled a massive brush fire in the Santa Ana mountains near Silverado and Orange California. Helicopters circled overhead as 1560 firefighters fought to keep the blaze from 500 homes and a village church. Winds up to 60 mph fanned remnants and kept the effort urgent.
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Orange
Calif
Silverado
California
Orange County
Ladd Canyon
Silverado Canyon
Southern California
Tarees K. Mace
U. S. Forest Service
Santa Ana Mountains
Black Star Canyon
pt"Toro Marine Air Base
Bakers and tradesmen tour Eddy's remodeled bakery
About 300 bakers salesmen and allied tradesmen plus guests toured the remodeled Eddy bakery Tuesday night for a trade preview. Wednesday open house invites the public. Walter Bazza nella shop superintendent demonstrated the large automatic oven inserting Idaho No 1 potatoes to bake as guests sampled Eddy's rolls butter ham baked beans roast beef and hot rolls with coffee.
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Eddy Bakery
Eddy
Walter Bazzanella
Idaho
Missing Poi Catellans Sought as Cold Delays Search
Bannock county deputy sheriff Norman Fordyce said cold weather hindered the search for two missing Portneuf men, Joe Ayers and William Wells, both about 60. Fordyce could not reach further river banks by car. Kenneth Corbin, a Wilson’s Flying Service instructor, surveyed the Portneuf from the air with no results. he noted the river was crystal clear and would reveal bodies if present.
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Joe Ayers
William Wells
Bannock County
Norman Fordyce
Fordyce
Portneuf
Kenneth Corbin
Wilson's Flying Service
POST
Miss Holbrook Photographs Boston Hospital Surgeries
Jane Holbrook, 29, photographs major operations at Massachusetts Memorial hospital for use by students at Boston University School of Medicine in a pictorial record of surgical techniques.
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Boston
Jane Holbrook
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Boston University School of Medicine
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China
BY Steve Lamoreux
Hope
Bob Ewing, Sr
Rochester College
Adam
Dewey
Arizona
Thomas E. Dewey
Tucson
Ariz
D. D. Garrison
Downard Funeral Home
Marine Corps
Uncle Sam
Minor League Baseball
American Association
Walter Eyton
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Paul Mohn
Ralph Bunche
Palestine
Trans-Jordan
Eytan
Annie Oakley
Canyon
Bakers
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