Braves Triumph Over Indians 11–5 In World Series Game Four
Boston Braves blast 11 runs on 12 hits to level the World Series at two games apiece against Cleveland. Bob Elliott belts a three run homer and Jean Spahn works five strong relief innings. Satchel Paige appears for the Indians in the losing effort as Boston rallies in the seventh.
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Cleveland
Boston Braves
Cleveland Indians
Braves
Boston
Warriors
Édresse
Bob Elliott
Bot Feller
Elliott
Jean Warren Spahn
Uthpan
Spahn
al Indians
Elson Potter
Jim Heganos
Feller
Iield
Louaan
Earthquake Kills 219 in Dareh Jez Region
Government officials report 219 dead and 118 injured after last Tuesday's quake at Dareh jez on the Russo Iranian border. Mild temblors continued in northern Iran as rescue teams from Tehran described a five hour dust storm in the quake area.
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Tehran
Iran
Darehjez
Truck Driver Survives Idaho Crash After Cargo Spill
Garrett Freight Line driver William E. Regan of Pocatello escaped injury when his truck trailer carrying 28 000 pounds of burlap bags overturned on state highway 30 about 10 miles east of American Falls. The single-vehicle crash occurred around 3 p.m. with $8000 in damages to the trailer. no cargo loss.
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William E. Regan
Garrett Freight Line
Pocatello
Regan
American Falls
Idaho State Highway Patrol
J. F. Bedingfield
Highway Patrol
Elko
Child Injured In 3 Motor Street Crash
Four month old Craig E. Christopherson, Salt Lake City, suffered minor injuries when a three car crash at Fifth and Halliday streets Sunday morning involved out of state vehicles. He was treated and released at Pocatello General Hospital. The collision occurred at 11:55 a.m. as Thomas Ford rear ended Christopherson, sending his car into Alvin Cross's vehicle at the intersection. All three cars sustained slight damage.
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Craig E. Christopherson
Lamar Christopherson
Salt Lake City
Fifth and
Halliday Streets
Pocatello General Hospital
Thomas G. Ford
Fifth Street
Christopherson
Alvin E. Cross
Spanish Foreign Minister Arrives for Argentina State Visit
Spanish Foreign Minister Alberto Martin Artajo arrived in Buenos Aires to begin a state visit to Argentina. He will meet with Argentine leaders to discuss bilateral ties and regional issues during the trip.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Alberto Martin Artajo
Envoys Await Moscow Orders on Berlin Crisis
Paris reports Andrei Vishinsky awaiting Moscow instructions after a long talk with Juan Bramuglia. Brahmuglia plans to report Moscow comments and may meet Dmitri Manuilsky as western allies discuss a possible compromise to lift the Berlin blockade in exchange for a four power foreign ministers meeting.
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Paris
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United Nations
Moscow
Berlin
Vishinsky
Argentina
Juan A. Bramuglia
UN Security Council
Bramuglia
Dmitri Manuilsky
Ukraine
Security Council
U. S
George C. Marshall
Russia
Truman Starts Final Campaign Swing For Election
President Truman departed on the third leg of his Give Em Hell tour, planning five major speeches across five midwest states and West Virginia. He will visit Akron Monday, return a week later, then tour the south and Chicago before a New England stretch ending with a major address in New York City ahead of the November 2 election. Officials said small donations have surged, with contributions from 50 cents to under 100 dollars swelling the Democratic war chest while accusing Republicans of privilege.
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Washington
Truman
Midwest
West Virginia
Akron
South
Chicago
New England
New York City
Mr. Truman
Flyer lands on highway after gas line forces plane down
Denver pilot Eddie Mehlin of West Aircraft and Finance Co. ferried a Navion from Denver to Port Age Washington when a gas leak caused engine failure near Chubbuck. He made a forced landing on Chubbuck road, aided by Lt. James bedingfield. After refueling, the aircraft resumed to the municipal airport for checks before continuing to Washington.
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Flyer
Denver
Chubbuck Road
Chubbuck
Eddie Mehlin
The
West Aircraft and Finance Co
Portage
Wash
Mehlin
Barrow Pit
James Bedingfield
State Police
Power Firm Tests Electric Lure To Guide Fish
American Falls officials report Idaho Power Co experiments with two bright electric lights hung over the river to attract trapped trout and other fish. The aim is to steer fish from rocky pools near the hatchery dam into the main channel rather than let them perish when the water is turned off.
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American Falls
Think
Idaho Power Co
Erican Falls
Trucking Chief Urges Reinforcement of Labor Law Support
President Ed J. Buhner of the American Trucking Association urged members at the 15th annual convention to back all congressmen who voted for the labor law. He praised the act as meeting industry goals, cited the removal of the quickie strike, and said the secondary boycott is no longer plaguing the sector.
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Washington
LLP
Ed J. Buhner
The
American Trucking Association
PTA Considers Welfare Society Plan For Pocatello
Executive PTA members meet at Pocatello High School to discuss establishing a family welfare society to aid needy families and children. Paul Scott outlines needs and function. meeting at 8 p.m. includes PTA from Pocatello and Tyhee schools.
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Pocatello
Parent Teacher Association
Pocatello High School
Paul Scott
Community Chest
Parent-Teacher Association
Tyhee
Central Council
PTA Association
Beth Orr
PTA
The
Red Cross
Ernest Ellis
Fire
C. C. Evans
Orr
Jack Holliday
Sam Scott
Fred Pauley
Governor Robins Leads Idaho Aviation Breakfast Trip
Governor and Mrs. C. A. Robins led a Boise to Challis aviation breakfast and venison steak fry in a special airline flight. Idaho aeronautics director Chet Moulton announced Lt. and Mrs. Don Whitehead Secretary Cy Price and other officials joined the delegation. The flight pushed Idaho’s aviation breakfast miles flown to 225000.
Thurmond Attacks Truman Policy Over Vinson Moscow Plan
Governor J. Strom Thurmond says the idea of sending Chief Justice Vinson to Moscow is a political move and would leave two ambassadors in Russia. He argued the plan shows weak foreign relations and criticizes President Truman and Bedell Smith.
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Columbia
S. C
J. Strom Thurmond
Fred M. Vinson
Moscow
Thurmond
Truour
Vinson
Bedell Smith
Russia
Pocatello Bound Train Kills Unidentified Worker
An unidentified man believed to be a Union Pacific extra gang worker was killed Sunday night when struck by a passenger train en route to Pocatello between Bancroft and Lava Hot Springs. The victim’s arm leg and part of his head were amputated. Coroner A. W. Hall and Lava Hot Springs authorities remained at the scene early this morning.
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Union Pacific Extra Gang
Bancroft
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello
A. W. Hall
Dewey Attacks Truman Policy Outs in Berlin Blockade
Governor Thomas E. Dewey condemned the Truman administration policy shift on Vinson's Moscow trip and urged UN Security Council members to back a united foreign policy. He praised the bipartisan U S delegation in Paris and called for a rapid end to the Berlin blockade.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
United Nations Security Council
Dewey
Fred M. Vinson
Moscow
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Paris
America
Berlin
Soviet Scientist Reports Frog Heart Transplants
Prof. Nikolai Sinitsin of the Gor'ky Medical Institute says he performed heart transplants in warm and cold blooded frogs. He replaced a frog heart with another and added a second heart, with both subjects surviving.
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London
Moscow
Nikolai Sinitsin
The
Gorky Medical Institute
Dewey Leads in West North Central States Says Gallup
Gallup reports Dewey leads in six of eight West North Central states Iowa Kansas Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin with Truman strong in Missouri and Minnesota undecided. Wallace affects Minnesota standings. Nebraska ballot status incomplete. Final state-by-state summary forthcoming.
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Gallup
Dewey
West
North Central States
Princeton
N. J
Dewey-Warren
Missouri
Truman
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Institute
West North Central
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Lace Dee
Tru- Wal- UN
Tru- Wal
New England
Illinois
Michigan
Woman Confesses to Long Unsolved Slaying in Idaho Falls
Zelda Nadine Kelly, 33, a transient farm worker and mother of three, told Portland police she killed Peggy Norris in Idaho Falls three years ago after Norris refused to grant a divorce. She said the two met to discuss the marriage, Norris pulled a gun, they struggled, and Kelly fired. Kelly is jailed on suspicion of murder and Idaho authorities will likely take custody soon.
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Portland
Ore
Zelda Nadine Kelly
Peggy Norris
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
C. E. Sanders
Idaho
Oregon City
Kelly
BPW Meeting in Bannock Hails Vote Theme for 1948
The Southeastern Idaho District of the Business and Professional Women's clubs met at Bannock Hotel in Pocatello with 90 attending. Anna Capellan welcomed guests and introduced Idaho Falls president Miss Blance Keller and state president Mrs Frankie Allworth. Mrs Sprague spoke on United Nations and the present crisis and will lecture at the College in Frazier hall Monday evening.
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Idaho
Business and
Professional Women's Clubs
Bannock
Pocatello
Anna Capellan
Phillips
Blance Kellar
Idaho Falls
Frankie Allworth
Twin Falls
Allworth
Ray Smith
Dorothy Manning
Rexburg
Preston
Blackfoot
Boise
Moscow
Logan
Utah
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Iva Groton Sprague
Sprague
United Nations Observer
Corning
New York
United Nations
Europe
San Francisco
Governor Regrets Spiritual Lag
Governor Luther D. Youngdahl of Minnesota says spiritual development lags behind scientific growth by thousands of years. He spoke at a mass meeting for the 64th anniversary of the Central Union Mission urging peaceful living alongside scientific progress.
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Washington
Luther D. Youngdal
Minnesota
Central Union Mission
Wallace Attacks Truman After Farm Plan Outline
Henry A Wallace outlined his farm program in Moorhead Minnesota then in a Minneapolis rally calling Truman timid and influenced by Churchill. He blamed Truman for farm policy failures and charged 80th Congress with sabotaging the plan as munitions makers padded profits while farmers suffered.
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Minneapolis
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Winston Churchill
Wallace
Moorhead
Minn
Churchill
Washington
Fall Injures 2 Year Old In Station Wagon Crash
Edward Dyer two year old son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Dyer American Falls suffered minor cuts and bruises when the door opened and he fell from his father's station wagon traveling about 60 miles an hour fifteen miles west of Pocatello. He was taken to American Falls hospital in good condition for routine check up.
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Edward Dyer
Ralph Dyer
American Falls
Dyer
Pocatello
Bonita
Edward
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Ken Keltner
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Satch
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Holmes
George Barr
Stanky
Southworth
Bill Voiselle
Voiselle
Bob Lemon
Lueck
Stalin
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
I. F
BPW
Henry
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