Truman Plans Review Today With Marshall
President Truman, returning from a Florida vacation, will review Europe’s crisis with General Marshall. They aim to discuss Berlin, a mutual defense treaty, China’s civil war, and the Palestine issue as the White House renovates and the Trumans move to Blair House.
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Defense
James Forrestal
Key West
Truman
Forrestal
White House
Blair House
Executive Mansion
Marshall
Berlin
North America
Europe
China
Palestine
Crosley predicts Idaho car rise to 248000
Powel Crosley Jr, a pioneer in lightweight autos, forecast Idaho will add 57,000 cars by 1953, lifting total to 248,000 as part of a national gain of about 11 million cars over five years, with roughly 37.5 million passenger and commercial vehicles active in the United States.
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Cincinnati
Powel Crosley, Jr
Idaho
Gem
Crosley
United States
Communists Seize Radio at Embassy in Mukden
The U S embassy confirmed reports that Chinese Communists seized the American consulate radio apparatus at Mukden Manchuria, cutting contact with Nanking and the embassy in China.
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Nanking
China
U. S
Mukden
Manchuria
Police Nab Suspect In Break In At Bullock Motor
Police arrested Vance Morris Hall 27 at the Bullock Motor Company 404 South Arthur Ave after residents spotted a man attempting to enter. Entrance was gained by breaking a rear window in the parts department on the second floor. Hall will face burglary charges. Officers John Perkins Herb Williams John Rumick George Lonchar and Sid Cook led the case.
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Pocatello
Vance Morris Hall
Bullock Motor Company
South
Arthur Ave
Herb Williams
John Rumick
George Lonchar
Sid Cook
Sheriff Killer Gives Self Up
Richmond Missouri report states escaped sheriff killer George Huston 41 surrendered without a struggle in a barn on his sister’s farm near Richmond. Huston and brother Ernest 28 escaped penitentiary guards taking them to Excelsior Springs for their mother’s funeral last Sunday.
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Richmond
George Huston
Robert Odell
E. W. Craven
Huston
Ernest
Excelsior Springs
More Of Same Weather Coming
Aneroid the weather bureau cat eyed the roasts as the weather man took a bite of a lettuce sandwich. Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with little change in temperature. High Monday 35 to 40, low Monday night 25 to 30. High Sunday 40, low 28 with no precipitation.
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Weather Bureau
Idaho Man Dies Caught in Corn Picking Machine
Carl C. Stewart, 52, was killed in Nampa Idaho on Saturday when he became entangled in a running corn picking machine while cleaning it. Canyon County coroner William Haly confirmed the death and noted the body was found by Stewart’s son Carl Jr.
Globe girdler Mrs Morrow-Tait crashes near Tok Junction
British world traveler Mrs Richard Morrow-Tait and navigator Michael Townsend crash landed their twin engined Beechcraft five miles south of Tok Junction Alaska while en route from Anchorage to Northway on the Alcan highway. Both survived with no injuries as rescue teams rushed to aid them in near zero temperatures.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Richard Morrow-Tait
Tok Junction
Here
10Th Air Rescue Squadron
Two Men Held After Nampa Crash Near Wagon Wheel Inn
Police report two men Frank R. Touscher and passenger Robert Touscher were booked for operating a vehicle under the influence after Touscher’s northbound car hit Guy Bybee’s parked car on the Pocatello extension of south Main Street near the Wagon Wheel Inn. They posted bail Sunday and face charges later.
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Frank R. Touscher
Guy Bybee
Pocatello
South Main Street
Wagon Wheel Inn
Touscher
Robert Touscher
James Bedingfield
Justice Court
Bedingfield
Pocatellan Escapes Death After Highway Crash
Charles Christ of 718 South Main Street narrowly survived a Sunday morning crash on US highway 30 two miles north of Pocatell as a left rear axle failed. His car slid 336 feet then rolled several times before stopping, causing no injuries to the driver.
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Charles Christ
South Main St
Christ’s Auto
Troubles Fading In French Strike
Paris reports a lessening mood of unrest as workers increasingly oppose Communist led strikes and dock workers drop a general strike planned for Monday. Premier Henri Queuille seeks three new anti labor agitator bills with parliamentary support.
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Paris
Henri Queuille
National Assembly
Cash Rewards Announced for Victory Troops in Several Cities
The national defense ministry announced Sunday that more than 10,000,000 gold yuan dollars will be distributed as cash rewards to troops who won victories in Hsuchow Taiyuan eastern Shensi and eastern Hopei.
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Nanking
Hsuchow
Taiyuan
Shensi
Hopei
National Defense Ministry
Vandenberg presses rules change to bar filibusters on vital bills
Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg urged changing Senate rules to allow cloture on legislation vital to national security, proposing that 90 to 95 percent of present members could end debate. He suggested broadening cloture to cover motions and general issues, a move tied to civil rights battles and civil rights advocates.
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Washington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Senate
Vandenberg
Glen H. Taylor
Ida
William Langer
N. D
Alben W. Barkley
J. Howard McGrath
National Democratic
Truman
Watch Links Suspect To Girl Murder
A gold wristwatch found in the home of Ralph E. Jennings is identified as Ruth Eisenberg of Newark New Jersey. The watch linked by a Newark jeweler to the slain nurse whose body was found near Ossipee New Hampshire. Jennings faces homicide suspicion after his arrest and a 48 hour hold without bail.
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Ossipee
N. H
Ruth Eisenberg
Newark
N. J
Rochester
Ralph E. Jennings
Carroll County
John C. Leighton
New Jersey
Miss Eisenberg
Jennings
Preston B. Smart
Prank Blamed for Reported Berlin C-54 Landing
An air force haul of the Berlin airlift was shaken by a prank claim that a C-54 transport landed in Russian controlled territory north of Gatow airfield in the British sector. Authorities in Wiesbaden denied the report, stating no such landing occurred.
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Berlin
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Wiesbaden
Gatow
Great Lovers Luve Loses Charm Before Lady Judge
Los Angeles report on Claude Marsan who faced Judge Mildred Lillie in police court after a vice squad saw him lecturing on love making with model Barbara Weir. He asked for a man judge, citing discomfort with the female judge. bail set at 500 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Claude Marsan
Marsan
Mildred Lillie
Marian
Anothair
Bettair
Lillie
Vice Squad
Barbara Weir
Miss Weir
Peace Hopes Brighter On Both Coasts
West and East Coast port talks show progress as CIO longshoremen and employers plan to resume Monday aimed at moving ships by week’s end. Secret ballot may follow the Roth Murray deadline if no contract is signed.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Maritime
CIO
Waterfront Employers Association
WEA
Roth-Murray
New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
AFL
Joseph P. Ryan
ILA
William N. Margolis
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Military Activity Perils Peace Plan in Negev and Gaza Border
An Israeli army spokesman said Egyptian forces have taken several unoccupied positions eight to ten miles east of their line along the coast from Gaza to Rafah, as new military activity erupts in the Negev region of Southern Palestine amid fragile Arab–Jewish peace efforts.
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Negev
Palestine
Gaza
Rafah
Sadistic Thieves Break Girl's Arm in San Francisco
Police seek two purse snatchers who fractured the arm of Jean Butterworth after she resisted an attempt to grab her handbag. She was found unconscious in St Mary's Park with a severed artery and profuse bleeding. Thieves escaped with her purse containing funds.
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San Francisco
Jean Butterworth
St. Mary's Park
Richard Burnham
Senators Probe Interservice Rows and Unification Flaws
A group of senators plans a double inquiry into inter service bickering and the 1947 unification act. The Senate armed services committee will study Navy Air Force disputes over strategic bombing and the expenditures committee will examine defense spending gains and waste.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Navy
Air Force
Expenditures Committee
Congress
George D. Aiken
Labor Department
Harry F. Byrd
Vas
Armed Services Committee
Hoover
Herbert A. O’connor
Senate
Hoover Commission
Harley Kilgore
W. Va
Defense
Army
Stuart Symington
Mr. Truman
Défense
James Forrestal
Air Fi
Kunze Elected Head of Pocatello Railroad Conductor Order
Charles J. Kunze was elected chief conductor of the Order of Railroad Conductors Pocatello division No. 209 at the annual election in the WOW hall. New officers include R. B. Watkins as assistant, G. W. Rhoads as secretary treasurer, Fred Rouse senior conductor, H. L. Criddle junior conductor, Fred Linck inside sentinel, H. H. Locke outside sentinel. Board trustees are Frank Schnook Frank Spaid and B. S. Wright. Local chairs include L. W. Anderson for Montpelier to Green River and Charles G. Kunze for Montpelier to Glenns Ferry. Criddle named Montana division chair.
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Charles J. Kunze
Order of Railroad Conductors, Pocatello Division No. 209
WOW Hall
R. B. Watkins
G. W. Rhoads
Fred Rouse
H. L. Criddle
Fred Linck
Inside Sentinel
H. H. Locke
Outside Sentinel
Frank Schnook
Frank Spaid
B. S.wright
Pat Mahoney
H. L
Woman Driver To Meet Judge In Police Court
Ruby Cody of Route No 2 North faces police court this morning charged with reckless driving and driving without a license after an accident at the Arthur avenue and Whitman street intersection Saturday evening. Edward W Loy of Pocatello was driving south on Arthur avenue. both cars suffered considerable damage.
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Ruby Cody
No. 2
North
Arthur Avenue
Hitman Street
Whitman Street
Edward W. Loy
Pocatello
AFL Demands Action On Reds At Berlin Blockade
The AFL urged the United States and allies to halt trade with Russia until its blockade of Berlin ends. It called on nations to arm friendly states in Europe and Asia against Communist aggression. The recommendations of the international relations committee were expected to be approved at the 67th AFL convention.
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Cincinnati
AFL
United States
Russia
Berlin
Europe
Asia
International Relations Committee
Spain Holds First Municipal Elections in 12 Years
Madrid UPI reports Spain held its first elections in 12 years with early returns from 36 of 50 provinces showing a landslide for government-backed candidates. Interior ministry notes 85 percent turnout in some provinces while nationwide unofficial estimates place turnout between 70 and 75 percent.
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Madrid
Spain
Interior Ministry
Girl Dies in Fire at Cortland State Sorority House
A fire at Cortland State Teachers College sorority house killed a 20 year old coed and injured 10 other girls on Sunday.
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Cortland, N. Y
Cortland State Teachers College
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Eire
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Charles E. Bohlen
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Sheriff Killer
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