Leaders See No Early Berlin Break
The United States Great Britain and France told UN Security Council chair Bramuglia that any Berlin currency mediation is unlikely to succeed. Western allies and Russia signaled the plan to use the Russian issued German mark and four power control faces rapid deterioration in Berlin. Russia restated Moscow August 30 agreement directing commanders in chief toward a detailed currency plan.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Juan A. Bramuglia
United Nations Security Council
Berlin
Security “Council
Russia
Bramuglia
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Skirmish Flares After Nampa Boise High Game
Nampa police ended a series of post game clashes between Nampa and Boise high school students. Police reported property damage as youths were detained for warnings but no arrests were made. Older adults allegedly incited further trouble across the street from the stadium.
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Boise
J. R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Thanksgiving Day grid upsets sweep U S football scene
Idaho's Nampa upsets Boise 6 0 to share Big Six lead as Utah votes against Delta Bowl after a 41 7 win over Utah State. Nevada powered by Slingin Stan Heath beats Wichita 42 12 to keep bowl hopes alive. Cornell defeats Penn 23 14 to claim Ivy title, Missouri tops Kansas 21 7, Texas A M tie Texas 14 14.
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Nampa
Boise
Stan Heath
Nevada
University of Wichita
Denver University
Wyoming
Philadelphia
Cornell
Penn
Utah
Utah State
Memphis
Austin
Texas
Texas A & M
United Press
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Pocatello
Wichita
Slingin
Nevada University
Wolf Pack
Wichita University
Heath
Jack Fellows
Fresno State
Fellows
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Cayuga
McCullagh Buys Toronto Telegram for 3.61 Million
George C. McCullagh, publisher of the Globe and Mail, purchases the Toronto Telegram for 3.61 million dollars. He plans to publish it as a separate evening newspaper. The Telegram, founded in 1876 by John Ross Robertson, was sold under Robertson’s will with cash payment due by January 1, 1949 and all proceeds to the Toronto Sick Children’s Hospital.
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George C. McCullagh
Toronto Globe and Mail
Toronto Evening Telegram
McCullagh
Telegram
The
John Ross Robertson
Robertson
Toronto Sick Children’s Hospital
Britain and Ireland to remain in contact after severing links
Prime Minister Clement Atlee told the House of Commons that Britain would not regard Irishmen as foreigners even if Dublin cuts last ties with the British commonwealth. He said Britain would maintain economic social and trade connections with Eire even when it is no longer a member of the commonwealth.
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Clement Atlee
Great Britain
Dublin
British Commonwealth
Commons
Eire
Commonwealth
Nuernberg
Walker
Codeine
MacArthur
Neapolitan Children Dine Aboard U S Carrier in Naples
About 250 Neapolitan children from bombed areas shared a Thanksgiving meal aboard the U S aircraft carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt and two destroyers in Naples Bay. Admiral Baldwin served the first turkey to 150 youngsters while 100 more dined on nearby ships Mall and Glennon. Each child received candy and food for families along with Italian pamphlets explaining Thanksgiving and Navy generosity.
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Naples
Italy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Naples Bay
John Y. Baldwin
Mall
Glennon
U. S. Navy
Crash Victim In Fair Shape Here
A car crash at Chubbuck and Hawthorne roads left Fred Sandoval 25 dead and his wife Mrs Sandoval 24 with severe head and leg injuries in fair condition at St Anthony hospital. Their two sons Fred 4 and Vernon 2 were badly injured but later reported fairly good at General hospital. The car was driven by William Morrison 25 of Idaho Street and no arrests have been made.
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Fred, Jr
Vernon
Chubbuck and
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Idaho Street
General Hospital
Weather forecast for Pocatello turns wintry this Thanksgiving
The forecast from the U S weather bureau predicts a cold period with a cloudy morning and occasional snow today Then the afternoon and Saturday turn partly cloudy with scattered snow flurries Temperatures hover around 32 degrees easing to 15 to 20 degrees on Thanksgiving Day A trace of snow was recorded previously with a 27 degree low and a 36 degree high
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Pocatello
Turkey
U. S
W Weather—Not
Navy Recruiters Visit Area City Schedule
Navy recruiting officials announced dates for visits to Blackfoot Aberdeen American Falls McCammon Malad Grace Soda Springs and Montpelier. Eligible male residents may contact naval chiefs on the listed first and third Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays of each month.
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Naval Chiefs
Blackfoot
Aberdeen
American Falls
McCammon
Malad
Grace
Soda Spring
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Bomber Crash Kills Two Air Force Men
At Andrews Air Base two airmen died and five were injured when a B-25 bomber struck a grounded C-45 transport during a heavy rain. The C-45 was taxiing after landing from Craig Air Base Alabama when both aircraft collided. The dead were 1st Lt. Bernard M. James of Carsonville Maryland and Pvt. Chester R. Nicholl of Providence Rhode Island.
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Chester R. Nicholl
Providence, R. 1
Briton Defends Ike Critics In War Legend Dispute
Gen Sir Hastings Ismay, former British defense chief, praises Dwight D. Eisenhower in the Daily Telegraph as the man who did more to win the war. Ismay rebutted London critics of Eisenhower’s Crusade in Europe and stressed Ike's moral courage and straightforward stance.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Daily Telegraph
Hastings Ismay
Defense
Cnrlumn
Eisenhower
Europe
Sunday Times
Daily Graphic
Field Marshall
Montgomery
America
Ismay
Britain
Amvets Move to Clean House in Cleveland
In Cleveland the AMVETS national planning committee passed a resolution to remove and bar members of the communist party from the American Veterans Committee, aiming to purge alleged ideological influence and safeguard organization integrity.
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Amvets Clean House
Cleveland
Communist Party
American Veterans Committee
National Planning Committee
Airliner Destroyed After Landing Fire At Los Angeles
Twenty three people escaped unharmed when a Trans-World Airlines Constellation burned after a normal landing at Municipal Airport. CAB officials opened an inquiry into reports of in‑flight fire while pilots and police disputed the radio transmission.
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Trans- World Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ther
Evan Lewis
Pacific Palisades
Municipal
B 36 Giant Prop Bomber Delivered to Eighth Air Force
The United States Air Force received the most powerful propeller driven plane, the B 36, with six pusher engines totaling 21 000 horsepower. It rolled from Consolidated Vultee to Carswell Air Base for headquarters with capacity to carry 10 000 pound bombs up to 10 000 miles. Convair reports 95 more on order.
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Tex
Eighth Air Force
Carswell Air Base
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
Air Force
Convair
Author Pamela Mason Gives Birth to Daughter Portland
Pamela Kelline Mason, wife of British actor James Mason, welcomed their first child a girl named Portland. The baby’s name honors Portland Hoffa, spouse of radio comedian Fred Allen.
Londoner Desires Simpler Pleasures
James Gibbs told a bankruptcy court he regards income taxes as a nuisance and ignored them after inheriting 1.1 million dollars. He admitted squandering the money on gambling and lavish living, while government claims 56 thousand dollars in back taxes as part of the case.
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London
LLP
James Gibbs
Shriners Set Massive Pocatello Program This Saturday
About 600 Idaho Shriners will descend on Pocatello for a full day of initiation ceremonies at the Masonic Temple. Highlights include a 4:30 p.m. parade led by Fred M. Moss and initiation of nearly 100 locals with Boise Shrine officers officiating.
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Arthur Avenue
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Main
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Arthur
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Pocatello High School
L. Lyle Cunningham
Andrew Anderson
John. W. Brennan
Dale M. Strong
A. A. Girard
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Ralph L. Fry
Charles F. Kirchner
Roy F. Miller
R. L
Wpeenen
Aws Sarisneriey
Weibler
War criminals to die Prague verdicts in absentia
Six suspects were tried in absentia in Prague for murder and spying on orders for the United States Army. The article reports that the right persons were sentenced to hang Thursday, with executions planned in Czechoslovakia under wartime authorities.
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Czechoslovakia
United States’ Army Courier-Intelligence Corps
Paralyzing Coastline Shipping Ends as Agreements Loom
East and west coast longshoremen reached tentative deals ending 44 day strikes. On the east, the 13 cent hourly wage boost for 65,000 idle workers would apply retroactively to August 21. West coast negotiators announced a new spirit of cooperation and a path to ratification.
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CIO
West Coast
Harry Bridges
Col
John Kilpatrick
San Francisco
N.Y
New York
Longshoremen’s Association
Eastern Seaboard Shipping and Industry
AFL Airline Pilots Association
National Airlines
AFL Federal Labor Union
Midvale Steel Co
Philadelphia
Cyrus Ching
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Masters Urges Debate on Idaho Direct Primary Law
Public debate on Idaho nominating law urged by Ira H. Masters of Boise in Idaho Falls. He challenged Dan J. Cavanagh to discuss abolishing or changing the direct primary, praising 17 years of operation and noting bipartisan roots and newspaper support.
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Idaho
Ira H. Masters
Boise
Pocatello
Dan J. Cavanagh
C. Ben Ross
The
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Pocatello Post
Nampa
Noted Writer Will Speak at Pocatello Banquet
David Seabury noted writer and psychologist will headline the Pocatello Knife & Fork club banquet on December 1 at the Bannock hotel. L. Johnson presides as 175 members expected. Seabury known for Keep Your Wits How to Worry Successfully and Help Yourself to Happiness.
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Pocatello Knife & Fork Club
Dee. 1
Bannock Hotel
David Seabury
Seabury
Pocatello
L. ©. Johnson
MacArthur Bars Newsmen From Japanese Hangings
Gen Wal ton Walker said General MacArthur barred all but military witnesses from the hangings in Japan. The move followed criticism of the publicity around the Nuremberg executions and aimed to control press access, with Walker stressing orders and uncertainty about broader coverage.
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Eighth Army
Clarge
Tom NG
Walker
United Press
Douglas+ MacArthur
Nuernberg
Tokyo
Allied Press
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