Democrats Seek Loyal Southern Party Under Truman
Democratic leaders move to purge rebel states rights figures and rebuild the south as a pro administration wing. J Howard McGrath says no room for anti Truman leaders. aim to have solid pro Truman organization in every southern state before 1952. GOP talks of ousting Taft and Wherry surface but Ken Ayken says no plan. focus remains on progressive legislation.
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Washington
Truman
Democratic National Committee
National Party
J. Howard McGrath
Robert A. Taft
Senate
Kenneth S. Wherry
George D. Aiken
R. Vt
GOP
Taft
Doctors Face Draft or Join Army Order
Boston AP The Army may seek a congressional draft of doctors if volunteer medical personnel do not meet needs. Col Lawrence Potter of the medical corps warned of a pinch as the army expands and discharge losses rise. replacement needs are estimated at 1500 physicians annually with proportional needs for other services.
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Boston
Congress
Laurence Potter
Medical Corps
American Public Health Association
Raymond W. Bliss
Army
Potter
Army Medical Corps
New Use for Old Wills in Sydney Trade
Imported English tambourines sold in Sydney are crafted from parchment salvaged from old wills due to a parchment shortage. Many Australians spend evenings studying old bits of English history as part of the trade and hobby scene.
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Sydney
Australia
U.P
Obituaries Trace Lives Across Pocatello and Idaho
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Pocatello and surrounding Idaho towns. Melvin Farnsworth, 39, dies in California. Harold Johnson, WWII civilian hero, dies in Logan with services in Garden City area. Seth Oliver, 35, killed in action, funeral arrangements in Pocatello. Also notices on Melvin Thornworth, Tom Rodis, Evelyn Crouse, Baden Singh, infant Richard England, and births in Burley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Leon Johnson
Starold Leon Johnson
Logan
Mr. Johnson
Wake Island
Shanghai
Osaki
Infant Stimpson Burley-Clark Death Notice
Infant son of Brent and Del La Preston Stimpson Beggwin died at a rapereenewnite time. Survived by brother Kurt and grandparents Leland Preston Decla and W. E. Stimpson Heyburn. Graveside services 4 p.m. Monday at Heyburn cemetery officiated by Bishop Noel Croft.
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Evelyn Crouse Burley
Evelyn Hale Crouse
Burley
Kellogg
Burley Cemetery
Vern McCulloch
Crouse
Viette Anderson
Lila Bockwitz
Twin Falls
Helen McMullin
Ogden
Ruby Maughan
Los Angeles
England
Richard Bruce England
Harold
Verna Vallette England
Idaho Falls
Gary
Dennis
Carl England
Boise
C. W. Vallette
Declo
Simpson Burley
Clark Preston Stimpson
Brent
Della Preston Stimpson
Beggwin
Kurt
Leland Preston
Decla
W. E. Stimpson
Heyburn
Noel Croft
Students At Debate Convention SAVA HOT SPRINGS ISC
Debate students Dorene Lewis Barbara Walker Mary Warner Joyce Bell Edward Willmore Jerry Willmore Jim Carey and John Judd attended the speech convention at ISC. Accompanying them were Helen Jeane Jones Ruth Ann Fagnant and Mrs Roy Judd. Damage from a weekend fire at Bino store and Roy Potter bar is estimated at 5000 dollars. Lions American Legion and Junior Chamber plan a turkey shoot before Thanksgiving to fund a rod and gun club.
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Bancroft
Wayne Neilsons
Jean Jones
Helen Thomas
Ross
Earl
H. E. Thomas
Arimo
Bino
Roy Potter
Lions Club
American Legion
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Grace News Notes Of Interest Farm Bureau officers elected
Grace community reports Grace-Glenn Jensen as Farm Bureau president for this year. Officers elected include Harry Steele as first vice president Robert Burt as second vice president Roy Longenbohn as secretary and Mrs Leroy Longenbohn president of the Farm Bureau ladies with Mrs Don Clegg as first vice president Ester Zeigler as second vice president Alice Smith as secretary. Dividends totaling 1654.15 were given to charter members of the Insurance Co. Audrey Burgin Joy Lechtenberg and Maurine Rigby hosted a kitchen shower for Mrs Don Gilbert nee Deloris Clegg. Twenty two Grace high juniors attended. The William Turners traveled to Salt Lake City with Mr and Mrs William J Gregory newlyweds. the Gregories flew to Kentucky. New American Legion auxiliary officers installed Mrs Leo Johnson president Gwen Clegg first vice president Mrs Larue Lowe second vice president Mrs Alvin Christensen secretary Mrs Lehr Jorgenson sergeant at arms and Mrs Della Whitehead chaplain.
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Grace — Glenn Jensen
Farm Bureau
Harry Steele
Robert Burton
Roy Longenbohn
Leroy Longenbohn
Don Clegg
Ester Zeigler
Alice Smith
The
Insurance Co
Audrey Burgin
Joy Lechtenberg
Maurine Rigby
Don Gilbert
Deloris Clegg
Grace High School
William Turner
Salt Lake City
William J. Gregory
Gregorys
Kentucky
American Legion Auxiliary
Leo Johnson
Gwen Clegg
Larue Lowe
Alvin Christensen
Lehr Jorgenson
Della Whitehead
Food Riots and Strikes Shake Shanghai as Gold Yuan Falls
Shanghai erupts in food riots and strikes as the new gold yuan sinks to near worthlessness. Rice and essential goods vanish from shops while workers threaten further action. U S officials warn of grave implications as Chiang Kai-shek seeks solidarity amid military losses.
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Shanghai
China
Roger D. Lapham
United States Army
Great Wall Passes
Manchuria
Shanhaikwan
North China Plains
Gulf of Chihli
Tientsin
Chiang Kai- Shek
Nanking
Shanghai- Hankow
U.S
Chiang Kai-Shek
Lions Governor Plans Seven Club Visits in Idaho
George H. Binning, Lions International District 39 W governor from Weiser, announced a seven city tour in Idaho. The sequence includes Richfield November 16, Gooding 17, Wendell 18, Jerome and Burley 19, and Pocatello 20, with a twentieth charter night at Pocatello and meetings with district cabinet officers in Boise.
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Weiser
Ida
George H. Binning
Lions International
Richfield
Gooding
Wendell
Jerome
Burley
Pocatello
Binning
Boise
Thief Steals Typewriters From Greek Orthodox Church
A Chicago thief took two typewriters from a Greek Orthodox church and may struggle to sell at least one unit, which features Greek alphabet characters. The incident underscores a targeted theft of church equipment amid ongoing police inquiry.
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Chicago
China Faces Long Civil War After Beijing Aid Claim
In Nanking no solution was found and an eight year civil war warning was issued. Wang Shih-Chieh accused Russia of aiding the Chinese Communists. Communist radio claimed Shanhaikwan and red troops moving toward Tientsin, though not confirmed by official sources.
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Nanking
Wang Shih- Chieh
Legislative Yuan
Russia
Communist Radio
Shanhaikwan
Tientsin
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Aberdeen Coal
Estern Coal CO
Inkler Stokers
Illiamson
Melvin Farnsworth
Veterans’ Hospital
Livermore
Calif
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Farnsworth
M. Campbell
Focatello
K. B. Wilson
Nampa
Florence
Bancroft and Logan
Venetta Bell
Dorothy Jean Drngum
New York
Harold D. Johnson
H. C. Johnson
C. D. Tate
M. M. Allen
Seth T. Oliver
Mountain View Cemetery
Hall Mortuary
Oliver
Hollarsham
France
Arco
Arthur T
Olive Ellen Baxter Oliver
Pocatello Army Air Base
Fort Douglas
Utah
Camp Campbell
Camp Barkely
Tex
Co. H
56Th Armored Infantry Division
Arthur F. Oliver
Ella.Ahlstrom
Melvin Thornworth
Veterans Hospital
Oakland
Tom Rodis
D. Papacostos
Mountain View
Cemetery
Hall
Baden Singh Burley
Baden Singh
Mr. Singh
India
Amritsar
Payne Mortuary
Burley Births
Parry W. Harrison
Harrisons Jewelers
Grace News
Sherwin - Williams
Lions
Bryantevaae
Carl Willie
Central States
LDS Church
Robert H. Willie
Tom James
Mr. James
M-Men
Third Ward
Lorraine Stocking
Bonnie Poulson
Lawrence Poulson
Ephriam
Dean Clark
Thelma Clark
Ira Baker
Orlando
Florida
Colton
Joseph Parry
Daniel J. Thomas
Thomas D. Evans
Henry E. Thomas
Shelba
Janice
Rollin
B. L
J. N. Ward
Ward
Karl Smith
S. L. Smith
Lester M. Tovey
Dillon
Montana
W. M. Evans
San Diego
Raymond Evans
Oneida Hospital
Jennie B. Jones
Bear River High School
Colen Sweeten
Colen Jr
Seattle
Elbert
Anchorage
Alaska
Mac Mueery
United Artists
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