Cards Sell Star Trio To Omaha
Three Pocatello Cardinal players will vie for posts with the Omaha Cardinals of the Western League next season. Harold C. Hinckley and Marvin Milkes announced the sale of Al Neil, Larry Swederski and Bob Mahoney to the Class A club for an undisclosed sum. Frederick Marolewski, a 20 year old first baseman from Albany Georgia, was also purchased. Marolewski hit .267 in 134 games with 139 hits, 43 doubles, eight triples and five home runs, and drove in 89 runs. Neil led the Pioneer League with a .390 batting average and tops in several categories. Swederski is regarded as a premier third baseman, while Mahoney rebounded from an early injury to help the Cards win the league title. Mahoney posted 17 wins and 7 losses. his pitching totals included 178 strikeouts and 149 walks, ranking fifth among regular hurlers in the league.
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Pocatello Cardinal
Omaha Cardinals
Harold C. Hinckley
Marvin Milkes
al Neil
Larry Swederski
Bob Mahoney
Frederick Marolewski
Albny
Marolewski
Cardon
Albany
Neil
Swederski
Mahoney
Navajo student rejects Jim Crow bus segregation
Florence Begay, a 17 year old Navajo pre medical student from Flagstaff, refused to ride in the back of a Texas bus due to segregation. She turned back home from a route to Sarah Lawrence College, enrolling at Arizona State College instead.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Texas
Florence Begay
John Begay
Arizona State College
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
N. Y
Amarillo
Tex
Oklahoma City
State Association
of Elks
Begay
Jim Crown
Alison Stacey
Sarah Lawrence
Estes Park
Colo
Stevens Gravely Ill After Heart Attack Strike
District Judge Guy Stevens of Blackfoot remained gravely ill Saturday after a heart attack Tuesday. St Anthony hospital attendants reported no change in condition.
Mercy Flight Aids Polio Victim From Idaho Hospital
The 15th bombardment squadron reserve conducted a mercy mission Friday transporting 13 year old Roger Law of Paris Idaho from St. Anthony's hospital in Pocatello to Boise for advanced treatment. He was past the critical stage and accompanied by his father C I Law and a registered nurse. The AT-11 plane piloted by Capt. Paul Tatman with Lt. George Kohl as co pilot covered the distance in one hour and 35 minutes.
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15Th Bombardment Squadron
Paris
Idaho
Boise
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Pocatello
Roger Law
C. I. Law
Paul Tatman
George Kohl
Caldwell Cougars Rally Past Pocatello 6-0 in Big Six Battle
Caldwell defeats Pocatello 6-0 as Bill Neibler scores on a clean 40 yard pass reception from Leroy Garland in the fourth quarter. The Cougars edge the Indians in a defensive game with most action in Pocatello territory.
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Caldwell
Caldwell Cougars
Pocateo Indians
Indians
Pocatello
Cougar
Skip Vale
Cougars
Bill Whitney
Leroy Garland
Garland
Bill Neibler
Neible
Aviators Warned Of Winter Weather Dangers
Boise state official Chet Moulton cautioned pilots to verify weather conditions before flight as icing and reduced visibility loom with winter. He advised longer engine warm ups to ensure full throttle on takeoff and warned that about 75 percent of flying time until next summer may face carburetor icing risks.
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Boise
Chet Moulton
Moulton
Cordell Hull 77 Plans Hospital Discharge
Washington dispatch reports Cordell Hull aged 77, still chipper, planning to leave Bethesda Naval Hospital within a week after two years as a patient. The long serving secretary of state celebrated quietly with wife Mrs Hull, but declined formal remarks amid a troubled world situation.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Hull
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Mormon Leaders Blame World Evils For Peace Failure
Salt Lake City church leaders at the 119th Mormon conference decried global evil and claimed it caused the failure of peace. Joseph F. Merrill warned Satan’s power rises with war and urged nations to follow the Golden Rule while criticizing Soviet atheism and American inflation and strikes. Richard L. Evans joined in condemning glamorized evils and urged Sunday faithfulness and abstaining from commercial entertainment.
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Salt Lake City
Latter-Day Saints Church
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Joseph F. Merrill
Council of the Apostles
Satan
Merrill
Germany
Japan
Russia
America
Richard L. Evans
Lds Temple Square
Evans
Church
Council of Seventy
Jerry Giesler Hurt In Auto Crash In Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills California Famed Hollywood attorney Jerry Giesler was injured Saturday when his car went out of control and crashed on a curve He was reported recovering from severe shock but not in danger Giesler fractured a rib and badly bruised his chest but had no internal injuries according to his physician
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Hollywood
Jerry Giesler
Giesler
Robert Mitchum
Thyssen Convicted as Nazi Supporter in Denazification Ruling
Frankfurt based court at Bad Koenigstein finds Fritz Thyssen, noted German industrialist, guilty of aiding the Nazi party in its early years and declares him a minor offender under denazification. Court orders confiscation of 15 percent of his property and notes Thyssen plans to seek emigration to Belgium.
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Frankfurt
Fritz Thyssen
Bad Koenigstein
Thyssen
Belgium
Stars Sell Joe Cheuka to Montgomery Club
Hollywood Stars announce the sale of pitcher Joe Cheuka who played for their Billings farm club last season to the Southeastern League club in Montgomery Alabama.
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Hollywood
Hollywood Stars
Joe Cheuka
Billings
Mont
Montgomery
Ala
Desmond Smith Dies in Madison Square Garden Rodeo
Des mond A. Smith, 30, of Elko Nevada, a world champion bronc rider, died from a brain hemorrhage after falling from a horse during the Madison Square Garden event Saturday afternoon. The accident occurred while competing in the world championship rodeo.
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New York
Desmond A. Smith
Elko
Nev
Madison Square Garden
Pocatellans Asked to Give 1 Day's Pay
Pocatellans are urged to pledge a day’s pay to the Community Chest with a minimum figure set by chairman C. Ed Flandro. The drive committee meets to assign pledge cards and plan an October 23 parade to launch the main chest drive. The radio committee backs the effort with KEIO and KSEI spots and a national network lineup featuring Crosby, Hope, Cantor, Shore, Adler and the Army chorus.
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Pocatellans
Community Chest
Drive
C. Ed Flandro
Flandro
Dry
Day
Don Larson
John Taylor
Calvin Hale
KEIO
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Eddie Cantor
Dinah Shore
Larry Adler
U. S. Army Chorus
Boston Symphony
Batista Plans Return to Cuba to Lead Loyal Opposition
Former Cuban strongman Fulgencio Batista said he will return to Cuba on November 20 to oppose the new government as a loyal opponent. He announced from Daytona Beach that he would stay in exile until then to allow President Carlos Prío Socarrás to organize his administration.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Batista
Las Villas
Carlos Pino Soccaras
T’wille
Pacific Telephone Signs Settlement With Union Workers
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company announces a three year contract in California Nevada Washington and Idaho with 800 CIO repeater and toll test board workers. The pact raises individual wages by up to seven dollars weekly and is subject to union ratification.
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San Francisco
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
CIO
Toll Test Board
Califonia
Nevada
Washington
Idaho
Bingham club fines total $3000 in district court
The district court on Thursday imposed 3000 in fines for misde meanor gambling and liquor convictions linked to the old Bingham club north of Shelley. Audrie Haskell Don Fedder Ruth Powell and others pleaded guilty and received fines mostly 200 to 250 dollars with a ten day payment grace and potential jail time if unpaid.
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Blackfoot
Bingham Club
L. E. Glennon
Pocatello
Audrie Haskell
Don Fedder
Haskell
Fedder
Shelley
Ruth Powell
Wallace appeals for liberal unity in California
Henry A. Wallace pledged his Progressive party would work with liberals and Democrats in California to elect liberal congressmen. He spoke after touring Negro and Mexican districts in Los Angeles and clarified he seeks no alliance for the presidency.
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Los Angeles
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive
California
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Wallace
Gilmore Stadium
Comics Missing This Sunday Because of Paper Shortages
Circulation of the Poca tello POST has outstripped expectations. Today some readers will miss their favorite comics. The defect will be remedied at once as subscribers outstrip orders on the color press where comics are printed.
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The
Pocatello Post
Ford reports record September output since 1941
Detroit Ford Motor company announced Saturday that September production reached a new peak for the period since May 1941. The tally shows 67,081 Fords, 17,421 Mercurys, 5,089 Lincolns, 18,829 Ford trucks, 9,733 tractors and 118 buses produced.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Daring Thugs Rob Clipper In Blackfoot
Robbery at the Clipper in Blackfoot 195 South Broadway Friday night. Thieves backed a vehicle to the door, took two slot machines about $40 in coins, a .22 rifle used as a prize, and other merchandise. Police Chief F Z Kunz and Patrolman Clive Lott investigated. entry appeared planned. Mrs. Paul Pickett found the break Saturday morning after discovering the outside lock broken and a broken glass pane freed the inside lock.
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South Broadway
Blackfoot
F. Z. Kunz
Clive Lott
Paul Pickett
the Clipper
Murray Fights Rail Rate Boost in Montana
Sen James E Murray protested to the Interstate Commerce Commission against another railroad rate increase. He noted freight rates have risen as much as 25 percent this year and warned a further raise would fuel inflation and hurt Montana producers. His wife urged the commission to deny the request.
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Choteau
Mont
James E. Murray
Interstate Commerce Commission
Murray
Montana
Man Bit by Dog Becomes News In Dahitem Village
An Arab shepherd named Suleiman bit a dog after it attacked him in Dahitem Haifa Israel. He was taken to court by the dog owner and jailed for 17 days in an odd self defense case.
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Haifa
Israel
Suleiman
Dahitem
Norway Flying Boat Crash Kills Three at Hommelvik
Three people were confirmed dead and 16 missing after a Norwegian Airlines flying boat crashed at Hommelvik seaplane base near Trondheim in central Norway.
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Oslo
Norway
Norwegian Airlines
Hommelvik
Trondheim
Dr. W. F. Howard Reported Still In Same Condition
Veteran Poca physician Dr. W. F. Howard remained in the same condition as of Saturday night according to General hospital attendants.
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W. F. Howard
Pocatello
General Hospital
Speeding Car Crashes Both Near Blackfoot
THER J. E. Goodwin and his son Lennis D. Goodwin of Moreland died late Saturday when their three quarter ton pickup left Highway 20 fifteen miles west of Blackfoot. Deputies say excessive speed and a downhill grade caused the wreck, with bodies found near the twisted vehicle. The Goodwins had lived in Blackfoot for years before moving to Moreland.
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Ther
J. E. Goodwin
Lennis D. Goodwin
Moreland
Blackfoot
Highway 20
Wilford Jones
Andy Wood
Goodwins
Bingham County
Barrow
New York Times Endorses Dewey in 1948 Election
The New York Times announced its support for Governor Dewey over President Truman in the November election. The paper cited shifts in Republican foreign policy, Dewey's administrative ability, broader international views, and Democratic disarray as reasons for its endorsement.
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NEW York
The
New York Times
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Truman
the Times
Democratic Party
Back To Old Wyoming For Pretty Check Passer
Helen Martin known as the Teaspoon Escapee, 17, was jailed in Bannock county after digging from the county jail. She confessed to auto thefts across state lines and passing bad checks, and faces return to Sheridan Wyoming to complete a juvenile sentence. FBI may not press further charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Pocatello
Helen Martin
Bannock County
POST
FBI
Sheridan
Truman Ends Campaign Swing with Welcome Home Crowd
President Truman returned to Washington aboard his 17 car special train after a 8300 mile, 18 state trip delivering over 150 speeches. He announced plans for a four day eastern blitz through New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware, with 50 000 to 75 000 cheering crowds at Union Station.
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Washington
Truman
Union Station
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
White House
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Harry
Optometrists Get Licenses
Ten optometrists were licensed by the state licensing bureau on Saturday. Among the new licensees are Dr. Parry W. Harrison, Dr. Lewis Leath Robbins, and Dr. Peter G. Schroeck of Pocatello, joined by nine others from Sandpoint, Nampa, Lincoln Nebraska, Boone Iowa, Cornelius Oregon, Forest Grove Oregon, and Portland Oregon.
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Pocatello _ optometrists
State Licensing Bureau
Parry W. Harrison
Lewis Leath Robbins
Peter G. Schroeck
Dale A. Harris
Sandpoint
George P. Sale, Jr
Nampa
Jack M. Christ
Lincoln
Neb
James R. Kading
Boone
Iowa
Raymond R. McCluskey
Cornelius
Ore
Lyall F. Vester
Forest Grove
Richard M. Peck
Portland
Woman Fined Fifty For Tending Bar
Opal M. Bailey of Glenns Ferry paid a fifty dollar fine after pleading guilty to tending bar in violation of state law. The case was heard Saturday with Bailey admitting the charge and facing no further action.
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Glenns Ferry
Opal M. Bailey
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KSEI
Gaming Club
Bob Sarles
Henry
Rob Clipper
Sen. Murray
Goodwin
Chine
Havana
Official
Patricia
Laura) Schmidt
John Lester Mee
Chicago
N. Y. Times
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