Wyoming Wins Over Fighting ISC Grid
Idaho State College fought hard at the Wyoming home stadium, leading 13-7 at halftime before Wyoming pulled away. Tailback Talboon scored three touchdowns and added a passing score as Wyoming won decisively with strong defense and reserves contributing.
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Wyoming
ISC
Idaho
Jim Parris
Jim Blake
Eddie Talboon
Cowboys
Idaho State College
Wyoming Cowboys
Gem State
John Vesser
Pete Richardson
Jake LaRue
Earl Pond
Bob Hilliard
Jim Blakes
Larry Gale
Colorado College
Bengals
Coloradoans
Sam Maynard
Claude Holmes
Nip Nielson
Jim Pollock
Gordy Hall
Harry Dickson
Bill Guido
Ron Anderson
Murray Rudd
John Walker
Elmer Rucker
Ted Krein
Jerry Bellow
Ed Samira
Jim Parker
Cecil Flint
Ray Saras
Leno Seppi
George Johnson
Jay Paris
Poll Oakey
al Kirlin
Art Lefore
Jim Galloway
Parr Sainsbury
Bridges and Bosses Exchange Words in Coast Strike Standstill
San Francisco reports the Waterfront Employers association and CIO longshore chief Harry Bridges exchanged mimeographed broadsides as the six week west coast maritime strike shows no sign of easing. Bridges urges owners to stop stalling and face the court over charges of communism and sabotage. WEA president Frank P. Fossie counters Bridges has shown intent to scuttle the union.
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San Francisco
Waterfront Employers Association
CIO Longshore
Harry Bridges
West Coast
Bridges
WEA
Frank P. Fossie
Defense Plans Before Ministers Discussed by Six Leaders
Defense plans for the western European union involving five nations will be discussed by seven prime ministers and three other top Commonwealth representatives at a conference in London. The centerpiece will be Viscount Montgomery outlining the military setup if war comes.
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London
Western European Union
British Commonwealth
Viscount Field Marshal Montgomery
U S Moves to End UN Ban on Franco Envoy Approval
Secretary of State George C. Marshall said the United States believes the UN ban on accrediting ambassadors to Franco Spain is no longer justified. He disclosed for the first time that the government favors modifying the December 12 1946 UN resolution.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
United States
United Nations
Spain
Marshall
Let’s Have Those Hot News Calls in Pocatello
Local newspaper urges readers to send in hot news tips amid a quiet week. Managing editor pleads for authentic stories from readers including histories of old buildings or fish tales. Five dollar prize offered for the best tip of the week.
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The
POST
Pocatello
Weather to Stay Warm and Dry Through Monday
The Boise weather bureau reports the past few days of warm clear weather should continue at least through Monday. Warm dry air has not raised forest fire risk in high regions but may increase fires in lowlands. Snow drives deer and elk to lower territories, and hunters face higher forest fire potential in valleys.
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Boise
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weekend Forecast Promises Mild, Sunny Skies
The high Saturday reached 75 with a low of 37, and Sunday’s forecast calls for 70 to 75 with a 35 to 40 low. No changes in weather expected over the weekend with continued warmth, while Monday brings increasing cloudiness but stable temperatures.
Churchill warns of new war risk over Russian threat
In a speech to Conservative delegates in Wales Winston Churchill warned the world faces a possible third war if the United States destroys its atomic stockpile. He urged keeping atomic weapons, pressed for firm Western action against Russia, and criticized UN as ineffectual while urging Berlin measures and unity against Soviet expansion.
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Llandudno
Wales
Winston Churchill
United States
Europe
Churchill
Russia
Berlin
Moscow
United Nations
Truman drops plan to send Vinson to Moscow
President Truman after emergency talks with Secretary of State Marshall says he will not send Chief Justice Vinson on a peace mission to the Kremlin. He cited concern over the atomic issue and the need to avoid unilateral actions that could worsen misunderstandings. The decision followed discussions in Washington after Vinson was briefly proposed.
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Washington
Truman
George C. Marshall
Moscow
Fred M. Vinson
Kremlin
Marshall
United Nations
Paris
Mr. Truman
White House
Vinson
United States
Wallace Attacks Truman and Dewey in Tacoma Speech
Henry A. Wallace compared President Truman and Governor Thomas E. Dewey to Adolf Hitler, accusing them of hypocrisy and deceit in a Tacoma public meeting ending his Washington campaign tour as Progressive candidate.
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Tacoma
Wash
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Adolph Hitler
Nazifuehrer
Wallace
Progressive Party
Dewey
Washington
Union Leaders Order Calm On California Oil Strike
International CIO leaders told San Francisco police to curb violence tied to the oil strike and to strictly abide by restraining orders. In telegrams to local union officers, International President O A Knight cited numerous contempt of court citations stemming from alleged violations.
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San Francisco
CIO
California
International
O. A. Knight
Hay Burns It Ain t Hay Lad Sparks Fire Near Home
Scotty Hatch, south of the city, was eating supper when neighbors alerted him that his haystack was on fire. About 15 families helped with water buckets hoses and advice, saving two thirds of the stack. Cause undetermined. the hay barn was not insured.
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Scotty Hatch
City
Hatch
Shay
Pocatellans Fined $900 for Bighorn Shooting
Three Pocatello men, Donal L. Cole Voyd Zundel and Dwight Zundel, were fined $300 each after conviction on charges of shooting bighorn sheep. They were arrested by conservation officers Boyd Thietten and D. G. Wright with three bighorns on the east fork of the Salmon river.
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BOISE
Pocatello
T. B. Murray
Donal L. Cole
Voyd Zundel
Dwight Zundel
Justice of the Peace
Harry S. Waters
Challis
Boyd Thietten
D. G. Wright
The
Department
Salmon River
Dewey to Speak on Labor Policy in Pittsburgh
Governor Thomas E. Dewey announced a major labor policy speech in Pittsburgh Monday night as part of an eight day nine state campaign swing through the middle west. The trip targets Missouri where his Democratic opponent President Truman is based.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Pittsburgh
Middle West
Missouri
President Truman
Missouri Upsets Vaunted Walker
Missouri smashed SMU 20 to 14 in Columbia before 30 392 partisan fans. Doak Walker’s fame didn’t stop the surprise upset ending SMU’s 15 game unbeaten streak.
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Columbia
Missouri
Southern Methodist University
SMU
Doak Walker
Mages
Union panel plans life term for John L. Lewis at $50,000
A committee at the United Mine Workers 40th convention proposed a life term salary of $50,000 a year for union president John L. Lewis, doubling his current stipend.
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Cincinnati
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Burglars Steal 3000 From Giordano Waste Material Co
In Camden New Jersey burglars broke into the Giordano Waste Material Co offices Saturday night and took about 3000 dollars from a safe. A watchdog that usually guards the office was reportedly missing or distracted.
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Fido
Camden
N. J
Giordano Waste Material Co
Missy
Girl Nabbed With 2 Boys In Auto Theft
Dixie White, 12, implicated with two 15 year old boys in car thefts near Mountain Home. She claimed elopement with Buddy Ed Smith and Larry Smith from Oregon reform school and said the trio wrecked a stolen car on Dulley mountain. FBI and local officers pursued the suspects. Dixie faced possible return home or reform school.
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Mountain Home
Dixie White
Baker
Dre
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Elmore
Arthur A. Stevens
Chris Hendricks
Oregon Reform School
Buddy Ed Smith
Larry Smith
Dixie
Jenny Baines
Dulley Mountain
Unity
Ore
FBI
Stevens
Oregon
Raleigh Smith
Smith
Hendricks
One Pound Nine Ounce Baby Survives Startling Odds
A one pound nine ounce premature infant born to Mrs. Lester Hall in Whittier California on Thursday showed signs of recovery after doctors said there was little hope. He was placed in an incubator and given oxygen every two hours and fed plasma and glucose. Physicians later declared the child appears stronger and is likely to pull through.
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Long Beach
Calif
Lester Hall
Whittier
France Torn By Red Riots Troops Used
Premier Henri Queuille declared the communist led strike movement an insurrection and ordered troops into eastern France as violence and stopages surged. Tear gas sparked clashes at Nancy while ministers returned from vacations to map a crackdown and defend constitutional order.
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Paris
France
Henri Queuille
Queuille
Nancy
Jingle Contest Open To Southeast Idaho School Students
Chest Drive headquarters in Pocatello launches a jingle contest for all Southeast Idaho students from Lincoln grade school to Idaho State College. Entries must mention the community chest or Red Feather campaign and run Oct 11 to Oct 21 with judging by Lloyd Haight George Hargraves and Low Raeime.
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Chest Drive
Community Chest
Pocatello
Idaho
Lincoln’s
Idaho State College
Red Feather
YMCA
Pocatello Community Chest
Pocatello Post
Pocatello Tribune
Lloyd Haight
George Hargraves
Low Raeime
Indians Take 2 1 Win as Gromek Shines in World Series
Steve Gromek pitched the Cleveland Indians to a 2 1 victory over the Boston Braves in game three, drawing a World Series crowd of 81 897 at Cleveland’s lakefront stadium. Larry Doby and Marvin Rickert homered for the Braves’ lone runs. Lou Boudreau’s early double and a disputed call by umpire Bill Stewart fueled a tense, pivotal win that puts Cleveland one win from the title as Feller prepared to pitch Sunday.
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Cleveland
Steve Gromek
Cleveland Indians
Boston Braves
Big Lake Front Municipal Stadium
Big Steve
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Gene Bearden
Feller
Indians
Steve
Johnny Sain
Gromek
Sain
Larry Doby
Marvin Rickert
Rickert
Lou Boudreau
Dale Mitchell
Samn
Doby
Boudreau
Mitchell
Bill Stewart
Stewart
Wigwam
Lemon
Bearden
Stern Gang Breaks Jail For Coffee Break In Jaffa
About 200 Stern gang members overpowered guards at Jaffa jail and walked out for coffee or a swim. Most returned, but the army blocked exits and captured some who tried to escape. A prisoner spokesman said they did not intend to escape.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Jaffa
Idaho parties urged to speak at Boise voters meeting
Democratic Republican and Progressive candidates for senator and First district congressman were invited to speak at a Boise Women Voters meeting on October 26. The event aims to discuss issues and rally support ahead of the election.
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Boise
Idaho
Democratic
Republican
Progressive
Ppll
Boise of Woman Voters
Warren Speaks to Iowa Voters in Dewey Campaign Plea
Governor Earl Warren urged Iowa voters to elect a Republican Congress and give Governor Thomas E. Dewey the tools to work with. He spoke to about 5000 people at Waterloo City Park amid his vice presidential campaign swing.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Earl Warren
California
Warren
Thomas E. Dewey
Machines Tearing Into Beet Crop
Beet harvesting in Bingham county shifted into high gear with 51 machines actively stripping sugar beet roots. Sugar company officials said half the harvest will be done by machines to curb the labor shortage and minimize worker needs.
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Bingham County
Sugar Company
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