Idaho Governor Blasts Careless Hunters Over Fatal Accidents
Governor C A Robins condemned a minority of careless hunters after seven hunting deaths in four weeks. T B Murray of the fish and game department urged public education to curb buck fever and warned penalties may be imposed. He said emotional stress makes tests unreliable and called for an aroused public to prosecute the reckless and promote precaution in the woods.
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Bosse
Idaho
C. A. Robins
Robins
Fish and Game Department
T. B. Murray
Murray
Regretful confession from Leppert in county jail interview
Jack Harvey presents the exclusive interview with Frank Leppert, 26, Boise slayer, recorded through jail windows at the county jail. Leppert recounts the Streisling murder amid conflict with a rancher, describing a struggle over a rifle and subsequent disposal of the body, while noting he later drove into town.
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Jack Harvey
Leppert
Pocatello Post
Frank Leppert
Aberdeen
POST
Bingham County
Robert Kerr
Charles Belnap
Democrats Under Fire In Election
A House committee stepped up its Michigan campaign probe with evidence suggesting possible federal statute violations involving post office employees. Detroit headquarters will push on the spot checks as other inquiries target New Mexico and Oklahoma campaigns and Kerr spending. Scott said he was shocked by alleged New Mexico federal incursions and urged documentation to prosecute violations. Anderson and Krug denied any federal violations and welcomed a careful inquiry.
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Washington
House
Michigan
Ross Riley R
Okla
Detroit
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Senate
Robert S. Kerr
Rizley
William E. Jenner
Ind
Kerr
Scott
Hugh Scott
Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
U. S. Senate
Forest A. Harness
Patrick J. Hurley
Anderson
Interior
J. A. Krug
Hurley
Dewey-Warren
Krug
Pair Escape From Utah Prison At Point of Mountain
Two inmates fled Utah’s Point of Mountain prison site by stealing a worker’s Hudson and leaving through the main gate. Suspects: 32-year-old Jack Bunce, a one to twenty year forger, and 33-year-old Grover Thompson, serving 15 years to life for robbery.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Point of Mountain
Jack Bunce
Salt Lake County
Grover Thompson
Salt Lake
John Harris
Claude L. van Detta
Sandy
van Detta
Bunce
Thompson
Shell damages U S Navy outfit near U S consulate
A six pound Arab shell hit the U S navy headquarters beside the American consulate in Jerusalem. It narrowly missed several radio men. The blast likely came from the old walled city. Lt. Col. Lorette, French senior UN observer, was wounded in the leg by a sniper bullet from the city wall.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
United States Navy
Col. Lorette
Legion Meet Blasts Red Blockade At Berlin Conference
The American Legion condemned the Soviet blockade of Berlin as an act of aggression that could kindle war. Delegates urged firm U.S. policy, universal military training, and laws outlawing the Communist party while supporting civil rights and anti-violence stands. Governor Earl Warren spoke on a foreign policy above partisanship amid calls to halt war materials to aggressor nations.
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Miami
Fla
American Legion
Berlin
United States
Legion
Congress
Communist Party
Earl Warren
California
The
Warren
Harold E. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Treasury
J. W. Snyder
William Green
American Federation of Labor
U.S.A
Idaho 1948 honey crop forecast declines from last year
Idaho hive yield for 1948 is projected at 6,020,000 pounds, about 11 percent below the 1947 crop, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Chest Workers Meeting Called
All agency workers connected with the Pocatello community chest will meet today at 8 15 p m in the Bannock hotel. Paul Scott president announces the meeting will discuss chest problems and unit activities with Boy Scouts Girl Scouts YMCA YWCA Camp Fire Girls and Salvation Army participants.
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Pocatello Community Chest
Bannock Hotel
Paul Scott
Scott
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
YMCA
YWCA
Camp Fire Girls
Salvation Army
Saturday Parade Judges Named for Community Chest Event
Ten judges were named by Stan Day for the Community Chest Kid's Parade at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. Judges include Fred Hilliard Emery Carr Mayor George R Phil lips Sam Otto Mrs Paul Bistling Jack Holt Lew Harrison Theo are Jr Myron Porges and Bill. About 25 floats and more than 1000 children expected. King and Queen Jingle to be named Friday in the Pocatello schools jingle contest.
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Stan Day
Fred Hilliard
Emery Carr
George R. Phillips
Sam ‘Otto
Paul Bistling
Jack Holt
Lew Harrison
Theo Are Jr
Myron Porges
Bill
Pocatello
Junior High Rhymesters Cop Honors at Franklin
Franklin junior high students won top honors in the community best single contest on a Wednesday. Dorothy Hanaki of 240 South Third Avenue won the girls section with the piece You are the Community, And yours is the Chest. William Roskelley of 1795 Yellowstone Avenue earned the boys crown with Why are you wearing that red feather in such a jaunty way.
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Franklin Junior High
East Side
Dorothy Hanaki
South Third Avenue
William Roskelley
Yellowstone Avenue
Jayvees Plan Offensive on Idaho Falls Tigers
The Millsmen of Pocatello schedule a 3 p.m. Thursday home clash at Irving junior high against Idaho Falls Tiger Kittens. Heavy, experienced visitors loom large as Bill Smith leads the locals with a razzle dazzle backfield featuring Ted Tubbs Jack Gray and Clifford Possible starts include Horrocks Hutchinson Herzog Terry Schatz Fenwick and Dickson. Idaho Falls halted Aberdeen and defeated Grace and Malad this season.
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Mike Mills
Pocatello High School
Jayvees
Tiger Kittens
Idaho Falls
Irving
Gladiators
Millsmen
Mills
Bill Smith
Smith
Ted Tubbs
Jack Gray
Clifford
Aberdeen
Pocatello Eleven
Grace
Welles Warns Of Military Mind
Former Undersecretary Sumner Welles warned that America is developing a dangerous war psychology. He said U S foreign policy is shaped largely by military men and that the military viewpoint will inevitably govern decisions.
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Washington
Sumner Welles
America
U. S
12 Year Old Confesses Hanging Kitten Over Grudge
A 12-year-old boy told police he hanged his neighbor's eight weeks old kitten from a homemade gallows to be mean. He admitted constructing the gibbet after a failed earlier attempt and said he did it while visiting his divorced father. He also confessed shooting six pigeons with an air rifle.
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ST. Louis
Humane Society
Installation to wind up Idaho Odd Fellows convention
The Idaho Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs completes its 66th annual session in Pocatello with a 9 am closing session in the Memorial building. About 700 members attend, with Northwest Odd Fellow association talks led by George Zweiful and visits from Graham Young and Ray Anderson. Wednesday features routine business, the Samaritans banquet, and a dance at Pocatello High School.
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Grand Lodge
Idaho Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellow and Rebekahs
Pocatello
Memorial Building
Raj Group
Northwest
Odd Fellow Association
George Zweiful
Graham Young
Oregon
Ray Anderson
Washington
Odd Fellow
Order of Samaritans
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Pocatello High School
Child Kidnap Case Solved in Baltimore
Mrs Leona M Sheffler admitted abducting 10 weeks old child from a carriage to Ann Mezzanotte amid domestic troubles. The infant was found safe in Sheffler's east side apartment within a day. Sheffler, wife of a steel worker and mother of three, is held on the case and faces up to 20 years if convicted.
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Baltimore
Leona M. Sheffler
Ann Mezzanotte
Mrs. Shefflet
Packers Agree On Union Pact
Swift and Co. announced a four cent hourly wage increase for 8000 workers in nine cities after reaching a pact with the National Brotherhood of Packinghouse Workers. The union represents Swift plants in Chicago Fort Worth San Antonio Kansas City St. Louis Cleveland St. Joseph Harrisburg and Marshalltown.
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Chicago
Swift and Co
National Brotherhood of Packinghouse Workers
Confederated Union of America
Swift
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Kansas City
St. Louis
Cleveland
St. Joseph
Harrisburg
Marshalltown
Last Rites Set For Dr. William F. Howard
Funeral services are set for Dr. William Forrest Howard 80 former Bannock county coroner and Pocatello physician. The rites will be at 2 p.m. Friday in the Masonic temple Red room with the Rev. George Sloan officiating. Burial will follow in Mountainview cemetery. Dr. Howard moved to Pocatello in 1902 and held roles including founder of the Pocatello Medical Society past president of the Tri-State Medical Association secretary of the Idaho State Board of Medical Examiners and county coroner. He served as city physician for four terms and as a brigadier surgeon with the 116th Depot Brigade during World War I.
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William Forrest Howard
Bannock County
Kansas
Pocatello
Red Room
Masonic Temple
George Sloan
Congregational Church
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Mountainview Cemetery
Portneuf Lodge No. 18
Howard
Pocatello Medical Society
Tri-State Medical Association
American Medical Association
Idaho State Board of Medical Examiners
116Th
Eggs fly at Taylor during Florida VP rally
A mob near Jacksonville throws about a dozen eggs at Senator Glen Taylor of Idaho as he speaks at Hemming Park. The concerted barrage halts his address repeatedly and damages his image on a backboard while a bystander is struck.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Henry Wallace
Taylor
Hemming Park
Fall proves fatal for Idaho Falls man
Idaho Falls resident N Or son Olson aged 64 died Wednesday from a fractured skull suffered Tuesday night after a fall while walking along Yellowstone highway north of Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Falls
N. Orson Olson
Yellowstone Highway
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U. S. Navy
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Shean
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Miss
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Welles
Packers
Dr. Howard
Florida
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