Auto industry eyes Pittsburgh area for new steel plants
Detroit executives study decentralization as high steel costs push plans to situate some operations near Pittsburghs steel supply. Fisher body division and Kelsey Hayes Wheel moved functions to the area, with Murray Body having done so earlier, while labor and cost considerations shape site decisions for parts and stamping operations.
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Auto Industry
Pittsburgh Area
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Auto
Pennsylvania
Kesman
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Supreme Court
High Court
Fisher Body
General Motors Corporation
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Corporation
C. E. Wilson
General Motors
Farmington
Mass
News Of The Day In Rhyme From Idaho To Tennessee
A rhymed digest notes election talk and poll chatter as John Citizen shapes outcomes. It mentions spuds politics in Idaho and Maine, Halloween boredom, vote fraud tempers, and deer hunting season ending on the 31st, with Idaho peace returning.
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POST
Pocatello
John Q
You and I
Plain John
Spuds
Idaho
Maine
Hallowe'en
FBI
Texas
Tennessee
Forest Glen
Bramuglia Seeks Peace in Berlin Dispute
Paris broadcast reports Argentine Foreign Minister Juan A. Bramuglia said he has no plans to renew mediation efforts in the Berlin crisis for now. He leads the neutral UN faction once denounced by Stalin but still believes in an honorable and dignified solution to the German problem.
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Paris
Juan A. Bramuglia
Berlin
Bramuglia
United Nations
Josef Stalin
Brother Of Hero Joins Army Here
Stanley J. Brostrom, brother of Medal of Honor recipient Lenard Brostrom, is among three Idaho men accepted at Po Catello recruiting HQ. He joins the air force for three years and will report to San Antonio, Texas. Darrell E. Sparks also joins the air force for three years and reports to Texas, while Elmer Lapp enlists in the regular army reporting to Fort Ord, California.
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United States Army
Pocatellos
Stanley J. Brostrom
Carl J. Brostrom
Lenard Brostrom
Army
Leyte
Idaho
Stanley
Navy
Air Force
Army Air Base
San Antonio
Tex
Darrell E. Sparks
Susie Sparks Kunz
Montpelier
Texas
Elmer Lapp
Phillip Lapp
Helron
N. D
Ford Ord
Calif
Bullitt to Probe U.S. Aid to China
William C. Bullitt, appointed as special congressional agent to nationalist China, said he will investigate all phases of American aid to the Chiang Kai-shek government. Bullitt, a Democrat who recently split with President Truman, has criticized the administration’s China policy.
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Washington
William C. Bullitt
China
United Press Today
Bullitt
Truman
Man Intervenes in Street Fight Injures Shirt Tearing Assault
Mil ton Brown 38 stops to help during a sidewalk brawl in Fort Wayne. He reports the woman slapped him and the man struck and tore his shirt while he tried to break up the fight. He aided law enforcement afterward.
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Fort Wayne
Milton Brown
Brown
Dworshak Predicts Republican Victory in Idaho
U S Senator Henry Dworshak, finishing his reelection bid, says he is confident of a Republican win this year and backs the Dewey Warren team. He concludes a 12 week, 11 000 mile campaign with a radio address to Pocatello residents before returning home to Burley to vote.
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Dworshak
United States
Henry Dworshak
Pocatello
Thomas E. Dewey
Senate
Popular Party
Idaho
Dewey
Tll Serator
Burley
Cab Firm Changes Hands in Bannock Hotel Deal
William W. Shields and Bruce Pierce bought Green and White Cab from Danny and Sam Pullos at the Bannock hotel. Jack Latta of Boise will manage operations with Bud Saville remaining city manager. The firm is incorporated and based at 207 East Center Street with eight cabs and Subway Service continuing garage duties.
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Green and White Cab Company
Bannock
William W. Shields
Bruce Pierce
Danny
Sam Pullos
Shields
Pierce
Jack Latta
Boise
Latta
Pocatello
Bud Saville
Pullos Brothers
East Center St
Idaho State College
Subway
Truck Gardener Keeps Old Ways in Goshen Indiana
In Goshen Indiana Noah Frauhigher, a truck gardener, rejects modern contraptions. He visits the town and uses a nickel parking meter to hitch his mules, sticking to traditional methods amid new meters in town.
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Goshen
Ind
Noah Frauhigher
Frauhigher
Butler professor seeks name clarity in city phone book
Benjamin Fort of Butler University complains his listing Fort Benj Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis causes many misdirected calls from officers and soldiers wives. He urges inclusion of his middle name to avoid confusion in the phone directory.
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Indianapolis
Benjamin Fort
Butler University
Weu ~Tre -Elephone
Fort, Benj
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Idaho Labor Needs Fall After Harvest Peak
Idaho employment service reports sharp drop in job listings on Oct. 23 to 3 683 with a 2 444 decline in a week as potato and sugar beet harvests pass peak. Sugar beet work 75 percent done. some areas have enough labor to finish if dry weather lasts. non farm jobs show mixed gains in rail, construction, and lumber sectors.
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Boise
Idaho
State Employment Service
ISES
Union Pacific Railroad
Anderson Ranch Dam
Dewey Wins Daily Newspaper Support Leads Truman
Editor and Publisher reports a nationwide poll of daily papers showing Governor Thomas E Dewey favored by 65.17 percent of dailies and 78.55 percent of circulation while President Truman earns 15.38 percent of dailies and 10.3 percent of circulation. The margin is four to one in newspaper backing and eight to one by circulation.
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New York
Editor & Publisher Magazine
United States
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
Dewey
Mr. Truman
Police Court Records Highlight Drunk Driving and Speeding Cases
Summary of Pocatello police court actions includes James Tell pleading guilty to operating under the influence with a $100 fine and license suspension for a year, and a series of speeding and license-related convictions. Additional notices cover theft reports, a hit-and-run arrest, and various birth announcements and building permits.
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Young James Tell
Roberts
Ida
Warner Christen Major
Salt Lake City
John Marriott
Blackfoot
Pocatello
David Lallas
North Eighth Ave
West Center Street
W. C. Wright
East Carter St
Pete Bistline
Wright
Walter Lee Williams
Elmer Gene Burton
E. J. Rumsey
Marshall E. Davis
Telmar C. Seibert
Herbert E. Hancock
Steve Koza
Eldon Baker
Route 1 North
Ray Oakley
Fort Wayne
Ind
Yellowstone Hotel
Mrs Gwendo Steinbeck Divorces John Steinbeck in 10 Minute Hearing
Reno records show Mrs Gwendo Lyn Conger Steinbeck divorced author John Steinbeck after a brief Saturday hearing lasting about ten minutes. She cited extreme mental cruelty in the dissolution of marriage.
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Reno
Gwendolyn Conger Steinbeck
John Steinbeck
Steinbeck
Indian Legislation Aids Some To Reap Big Dividends
Curtis Jackson argues that leasing Indian lands after the 1891 act allowed profiteering by lessees while Indian lessors earned little. He cites a Fort Hall example where rents stayed low despite rising crop values, urging equity between lessees and Indian owners to raise living standards.
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Alert
Omaha and
Winnebago
Indian Affairs
Idaho voters reminded to drop ballot in box for amendments
Boise Idaho voters are reminded they must drop the ballot for both proposed school amendments in the box even if they do not vote on the measures Assistant Secretary of State Elizabeth Williams says state law requires dropping the ballot for all constitutional amendments.
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Boise
Idaho
Elizabeth Williams
Flandro Inc Incorporation in Idaho State News
The secretary of state authorized the incorporation of C. Ed Flandro, Inc., a Pocatello firm dealing in new and used vehicles, with 100000 dollars in capital. The owners are C Ed Flandro, Stella Flandro, and Robert C Flandro, all of Pocatello.
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BOISE
C. Ed Flandro, Inc
Pocatello
C. Ed Flandro
Stella
Flandro
Robert C. Flandro
Democrats Warn Against Republican Lies In Bannock County
The Bannock County Democratic Central Committee denounces Republican claims of Democratic ties to communism as the biggest lie since Hitler. They urge voters to back Democrats, rebutting a Pocatello critic and highlighting the failed investigation into misused funds.
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Bannock County
Republican Party
Hitler
Republican Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
John Pernell Thomas
Pocatello
Russia
Democratic Central Committee
Adolph Hitler
Pol Adv
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