Malad Blaze Destroys Hotel Cafe and Teen Age Club
A fire in Malad leveled the Great Northern hotel the Teen Age club and Clea Peck operated cafe causing about 110000 dollars in damages. Firefighters from Trementon Garland and Logan fought the blaze for hours before all clear was given. no injuries were reported.
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Great Northern Hotel
Stone’s Cafe
Malad
Clea Peck
Dive’s
Joe's Hardware and
Friff Davis’ Water Company
W. W. Thomas
Ira Stone
Peck
Oneida County
Utah
Tremonton
Garland
Logan
Loren L. Peck Jr
Michigan
Idaho
Tip On Hospitalized Man Wins $5 Award
The Post rewards a tip with five dollars to the caller who phoned 3530 about Mr. and Mrs. Royal A. Hall. The McCammon couple marked their Silver anniversary at St. Anthony hospital where Hall, a heart disease patient, was hospitalized behind a No Visitors sign. Call 3530 to tip and win.
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POST
Royal A. Hall
McCammon
St. Anthony Hospital
Hall
The
Idaho Livestock Sale Sets Record Averages At Yearly Event
The Idaho Cattlemen's Association sold 61 Hereford bulls for 27250 and five cows for 1285 at its tenth annual sale. The average bull price reached 446.72 with remarks of a record high. Top bulls sold for 675 as buyers from Arbon and Challis led the bidding. Judges included a University of Idaho dairy professor and a Malad stockman.
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Idaho Livestock Exchange
Idaho Cattlemen's Association
Leon Weeks
Boise
Lee Newport
Arbon
Breckenridge Brothers
Tenonia
Wright Plane Nearing Home at Smithsonian Air Museum
HALIFAX Nova Scotia UP The U S aircraft carrier Palau will arrive Monday to bring the Kitty Hawk plane used by the Wright brothers on their first flight to New York. The famous aircraft was moved from London via the Mauretania diverted from New York by a longshoremen strike. The Kitty Hawk will leave New York by navy van for display at the Smithsonian Institution air museum in Washington.
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Halifax
N. S
U. S
Palau
Wright Brothers
New York
London
Mauretania
Navy
Smithsonian Institution
Air Museum
Washington
Military Training Seen As Possibility
Rep. Carl Durham a Democrat from North Carolina says universal military training may be approved next year if President Truman requests the legislation again. He notes UMT has a better chance in a Democratic Congress and cites the current political climate as a factor.
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Washington
Carl T. Durham
North Carolina
House Armed Services Committee
UMT
Truman
Truman signals full U.S. recognition of Jewish state
Reports from Tel Aviv and Washington say President Truman informed Britain he no longer feels bound to the joint policy on Palestine and would back full United States recognition of the Jewish state. The disclosure came Saturday night via unnamed sources.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Souces
Truman
Great Britain
Palestine
U. S
Idaho State Eries Narrow 14-13 Victory
Idaho State edged Southern Idaho College of Education 14 13 in Twin Falls on a late scoring drive. Bengal halfback Larry Gale’s placement after a tying TD secured the win as Ray Saras thwarted ISC with three interceptions. ISC outgained 15 first downs to 9 and sev en passes to 80 yards. SICE finished 6 1 1.
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Idaho State Eries
Larry Gale
Idaho State College
Southern Idaho College of Education
Twin Falls
Idaho State
Panthers
ISC
Bengal
Jake LaRue
Idaho
Wes Bell
Ray Saras
John Elordi
Elordi
Gene Bledsoe
Panther
LaRue
Ken Moore
Southern Idaho
Gamble
Saras
Albion
Bengals
Jim Blake
Big Earl Pond
Gale
SICE
Blackfoot Ranch Death Scrutinized
Investigation continued Saturday into the shooting death of Elias Vigill a 35 year old harvest worker from Colorado His body was found in a bunk at Blackfoot Ranch where he had been employed and he died of a ne bullet wound in the end
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Blackfoot
Elias Vigill
Colorado
Vigill
Two Die as Ship Blast Kills Crew at Tacoma Dock
A blast and fire aboard the Swedish motorship Los Angeles at a Tacoma dock killed two crewmen, burned six others, and left one in critical condition. The dead were Ralph DeFleure and F. V. B. Olson. Olson’s body was found in the engine room. Investigators probed oil-line rupture and diesel fumes as possible causes.
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Tacoma
Los Angeles
Ralph DeFleure
F. V. B. Olson
Kockum Company
Malmore
Sweden
Ernest H. Stark
Ake Johnson
Ove Barrelie
Gustav Benson
August Kibuvits
Sven Axel Wikdahl
Olson
Fred Dravis
Dravis Engineering Company
Charles Eisen Bacher
Head Of Eagles Will Visit Here
DeVere Watson, grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, will visit Pocatello Monday to inspect the new Eagles home. He will then travel to Idaho Falls for mortgage burning ceremonies and has a background as an attorney Iowa state senator and advocate for elderly aid.
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DeVere Watson
Council Bluffs
Order of Eagles
Pocatello
Jack Henderson
Watson
Eagles
Idaho Falls
Iowa
Gerta Lowry Claims Radio First Prize at Kid's Klub
Gerta Lowry a seven year old from Oakley won KEIO Kid's Klub first prize with a yodeling performance earning a bracelet Second place Barbara Jane Palmer ten from Rt. 1 South won a wristwatch for her song The contest showcased young talent with Swiss flair and simple prizes
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Gerta Lowry
Oakley
Keio’s
Kid’s Klub
Barbara Jane Palmer
Rt. 1 South
Marshall Denies Intent To Resign
U S Secretary of State George C. Marshall said he has no plans to resign in the near future in response to a Paris Herald Tribune article. He stated he would not decide without discussing it with President Truman and that he and the president have not discussed the matter.
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Paris
U. S
George C. Marshall
Marshall
New York Herald Tribune
Truman
Idaho U Ends Portland Bid With 28 Point Win
Idaho Vandals overpower Portland Pilots 28 to 0 in a non-conference clash. John Christensen stars for Idaho with a touchdown and key runs and passes, while Ed McFaul and Bob Mays also score.
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Moscow
Idaho
Christianson
University of Idaho
University of Portland
Dan Christiansen
Portland
John Christensen
Vandal Christensen
Bob Mays
Ed McFaul
Vandals
Christensen
Mays
Thce
Portland Pilots
Jerry Diehl
Will Overgaard
Ed Utz
Pilots
McFaul
J. Diehl
Overgaard
Jack L. Springer
College of Puget Sound
Lyle A. Maskell
Washington State College
John Zaepfel
James A. Mitchell
Gonzaga
Mystery of missing Coeur d'Alene teacher solved
Two year mystery ends as skull and bones found southwest of Hayden Lake are identified as Miss Hattie Space, 26. Sheriff’s deputies report no signs of violence and confirm the remains.
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Coeur D'Alene
Coeur d’Alene
Hayden Lake
Sheriff Solves Missing Pocatello Man Case In Boise
Sheriff Alma Marley reports Joe Ayre Sr. of 337 South Johnson Ave was found alive in Boise after a labor temple sighting and union confirmation. The search for missing Portneuf River man William Wells continues as volunteers comb river sites.
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Pocatello Post
Alma Marley
Pocatello
Joe Ayre, Sr
South
Johnson Ave
POST
Ayre
Boise
Don Headrick
Marley
Sheriff Headrick
Labor Temple
Joe Ayre
W. A. Tulley
Lester Green
American Federation’ of Labor
Idaho Falls
Green
Portneuf
Pocatellan
William Wells
Idaho State College
el Rio Club
Big Horn
Pierre Pulling
Barton Pulling
Pulling
Six Die as Army Planes Collide at Eielson Field
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP An air force C-47 transport crashed into a B-50 bomber on takeoff at Eielson field near Fairbanks killing six and injuring 15. The accident occurred about 4 15 p m as the C-47 prepared to return to Blern dort field Anchorage. An investigation board was standing by to conduct a inquiry when pilots could talk. Victims and injured were taken to base hospitals at Eielson Ladd Fort Richardson and other fielen.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Air Force
Eielson Field
Here
John L. Nedwed
Blearn Dort Field
Anchorage
Ladd Field
Fort Richardson
Col. Nedwed
Nedved
Air Search Ends For Missing Men In Idaho
The air force called off the search for two Lewiston men missing since Oct 24 when their light plane vanished in rugged north Idaho. Lt. Don Copenhaber said crews are back at McChord field to assist a separate search in Vancouver.
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Lewiston
Ida
Air Force
Idaho
Don Copenhaber
Joe Rosecranz
W. J. Bolick
McChordfield
Tacoma
Wash
Vancouver
Overwork takes toll on film star Joan Crawford
Hollywood reports film icon Joan Crawford collapsed from overwork and was hospitalized for rest and observation. Her doctor said the strain from caring for four children while finishing a picture, plus a bad cold, contributed to the incident.
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Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Hollywood Hospital
Miss Crawford
Steelworkers seek fourth wage rise as contracts near April
United Steelworkers of America predicts a fourth round of wage increases when contracts expire in April unless the 81st Congress can roll back prices. A union representative spoke on Saturday about potential pay boosts and the impact of inflation.
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Provo
Utah
United Steelworkers of America
CSO
81St Congress
Idaho Spud Crop Hitting Second High
Idaho output this year is the second highest in state history, behind 1946, with total harvest about three percent above October predictions. Potatoes yield a record high about 280 bushels per acre, up from 220 last year and a 10 year average of 234. State potato harvest around 42 million bushels, up nearly 12 percent from last year. Beets forecast at 1,262,000 tons, sugar beets down from last year’s 1,761,000 but above the 10 year average. Weather in October was near ideal, aiding both growing and harvesting conditions.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
BAE
Negro Murder Trial On Monday
The case of Sadie Fisher charged with murder will begin Tuesday morning in Judge Isaac Mc Dougall's courtroom. A panel has been chosen and Fisher, a local Negress, is accused of killing Benjamin W. Fox during a quarrel at the Porters and Waiters club on August 14. Fox, a well known local man, died at the scene. Fisher has been in county jail since her arrest.
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Sadie Fisher
Isaac McDougall
Benjamin W. Fox
Porters and Waiters Club
Fox
Crippled Widow Wins $100000 Damages in Illinois
Mrs Alma Phipps of Charleston Illinois was awarded 100000 death damages in a Superior Court verdict. The jury found Nickle Plate railroad negligent after a motorized hand car on which her husband Charles rode collided head on with a freight train. Mrs Phipps, a cripple, cannot support her six children.
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Chicago
Alma Phipps
Charleston
Ill
Illinois
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Wallo
Parmeter
Smith
Utz
Brock
Pappalardo
Rochon
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Wissbaum
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Vince Anselmo
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Wells
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Joe Ayre Jr
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