Railroad Man Taken Into Custody After Hit and Run
Rich Hall 30, a Union Pacific fireman, surrendered to authorities after being implicated in a fatal hit-and-run near Bancroft. Nick Cozad, 35, Amboy Washington, died from injuries from the crash on U.S. Highway 30. Hall was charged with leaving the scene and bonds set at 5000 cash or 10000 property. he awaits a preliminary hearing in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Hall
Union Pacific Railroad
North Arthur Ave
Nick Cozad
Amboy
Wash
Bancroft
Hall
Alfred Nogo
J. Patterson
Eihage Tolae
Talks Signal New Phase in Berlin Blockade Talks
Western envoys eased tension after 24 hours of brisk activity, signaling a new phase in four power Berlin talks. A London foreign office spokesman said the Moscow negotiations had entered a lull and no further Moscow meetings would occur until German currency regulations for Berlin are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Berlin
Foreign Office
London
Germany
U.S
W. Bedell Smith
Frank Roberts
Smith
Roberts
Ritain
Paris
Budget Report From The Salvation Army Pocatello Corps
The Salvation Army budget committee released six month figures for 1948 covering income and expenditures of the Pocatello corps. Present were Major A Dietz Wilard Bowen Judge L E Glennon and others. A new member Fred Zweigart was elected to the Major Dietz noted rising needs of transients and needy persons while praising work with youth and the well organized women's group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Pocatello Corps
Wilard Bowen
A. Dietz
Charles Bohrer
Willard Bowen
L. E. Glennon
Williams C. Parker
Robert Purrington
A. L. Baker
Idaho Tour Group Plans Western States Inspection
A House subcommittee on the interior led by Rep Ren F Jensen Iowa plans to inspect Idaho sites on a western tour. The group will visit Idaho Falls Palisades dam Snake river valley Boise and Owyhee projects with Sen Henry C Dworshak and Rep John Sanborn joining. They will proceed to Ontario Oregon and Boise for a Governor Robins hosted banquet after touring irrigated Boise and Snake river valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ren. F. Jensen
Iowa
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Palisades Dam
Snake River Valley
Owyhee
Henry C. Dworshak
John Sanborn
Ontario
Ore
C. A. Robins
Snake River
Woman Knifed in Porters and Waiters Club Incident
Police say the motive remains unclear after Charles Smith 51 knifed Mrs Johnny Miller while she sat in a car in front of the Porters and Waiters club last night. She was taken to St Anthony hospital at 10 30 p m with eight stitches in her left arm. Smith is held on intoxication charges with an assault charge pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Johnny Miller
Porters and Waiters Club
St. Anthony Hospital
Smith
Taylor Plags For Red Truth In Idaho Tour
Senator Glen Taylor of the Progressive party, on a 12 day speaking tour, praised Henry Wallace as the truthful candidate and criticized the United States government for aiding a press coalition. He argued Russia’s military moves are defensive and condemned anti communism as empty propaganda. He plans to finish the tour tonight in Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Glen Taylor
Progressive Party
Henry Wallace
Russia
Taylor
Wallace
United States
Adolph Hitler
Yugoslavia
America
Press of America
Idaho Falls
Fisher Named To New Position
Charles 8. Fisher, long time Western Airlines Idaho district sales manager since July 1947, is named Pacific Northwest manager of interline and agency affairs. He will move from Pocatello to Seattle for his new headquarters. his wife will join him soon. Fisher previously served in Grand Junction and Denver and joined WAL in July 1946 after three years as a master sergeant in the Army Air Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Fisher
Western Airlines
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
Fisher
West Young St
Pocatellope
Seattle
Pocatello
Grand Junction
Denver
WAL
Army Air Forces
Red Leader Zhdanov Dies After Illness in Moscow
Col. Gen. Andrei A. Zhdanov 51, a top Soviet leader and ally of Stalin, died Tuesday after a serious illness. He was a Politburo member, secretary of the party, and Leningrad party secretary, noted as a key ideologue and postwar cultural regulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Andrei A. Zhdanov
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Radio Moscow
Zhdanov
Georgi M. Malenkov
Viacheslav M. Molotov
Stalin
Josef Stalin
Formal Opening Of Masonic Temple Delights Pocatelans
About 2000 residents attended the opening of eastern Ida ho's quarter million dollar Masonic temple last night. The event featured a radio broadcast on KSEI, tours of lavishly furnished rooms, two grand lodge halls, a large modern kitchen, and a ballroom with musical entertainment. Roy Miller Jr. praised the crowd as the project fulfilled years of dreams. speakers included architect Ray Hunter and several lodge leaders from Idaho and Eastern Star chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatelans
Idaho
Masonic Temple
Preston
KSEI
Roy Miller, Jr
Masonic Building Association
Ray Hunter
Roy Miller
Radiant Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Red and Gray Lodge
al Weese, Jr
Josephine Hutchings
Rudolph Goranson
Margo Gates
Barbara Kelly
Lois Cullen
Shirley Dunham
Rhea Hansen
A. H. Griffith
Fern Smain
Robert
A. L. Paulson
Harold Ory
A. C. Taylor
Clifford Miller
Heat Wave Breaks Across Midwest Cooling Returns Soon
A late summer heat wave ended as a cool Canadian air mass spread over the Great Lakes region, Ohio Valley, and Northeast. Forecasters expect warmth to return later in the week with no immediate heat wave risk, while New York City and other areas saw cooler night temperatures. The heat caused at least 219 deaths, and some locations reported record highs in parts of the West Coast.
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Chicago
Buregu
Canada
Great Lakes
Ohio River Valley
West Coast
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Midwest
New York City
Mercury
Rumford
Burlington
Chest Unit to Review Community Chest Budgets
The budget committee of the Community Chest will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Hotel Bannock. A preliminary survey will cover budgets of YMCA YWCA Travelers Aid Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Camp Fire Girls and the Salvation Army. R B Merrill chairs the committee. Board approval of agency budgets will follow at the Community Chest meeting September 13 at the Bannock hotel chaired by Paul Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Bannock
YMCA
YWCA
Travelers’ Aid
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Campfire Girls
Salvation Army
R. B. Merrill
Bannock Hotel
Paul Scott
The
Officials Eye Permits to Spur Western Phosphate Activity
Industry and government officials urged the interior department to issue prospecting permits to searchers for phosphate deposits. C Girard Davidson supported permits while J Gordon Cole and J R Simplot pressed for incentives. Senator Murray endorsed developing western phosphate, noting Idaho and other states hold major deposits but low production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
C. Girard Davidson
Interior
J. Gordon Cole
Westvaco Chemical
Davidson
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
United States
James Murray
Mont
Roscoe E. Bell
Bureau of Land Management
Jacob N. Wasserman
Farm Bureau Federation
Western Fertilizer Co
San Francisco
Gates Brothers, Inc
Wendell
Idaho Proclaims Youth Month Campaign Against Delinquency
Governor C A B Robins proclaimed youth month in Idaho aligning with President Truman in a nationwide effort to curb juvenile delinquency. Virgil E Odell Nampa state youth month chair outlines films for leaders and mayors, youth jamborees, exhibits, and straw votes for under 21 citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Truman
Robins
Virgil E. Odell
Nampa
Odell
Idaho
Crash Victim Eileen Morrison In Fair Condition
Eileen Morrison, 17, remains in fair condition and in shock after last Saturday's auto crash that killed four members of the Morrison family. Hospital attendants say she has not been told of her parents' and sisters' deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Morrison
Morrison
Miss Morrison
Berlin Blockade Talks Begin Between Four Powers
American British French and Soviet military governors met in Berlin to discuss lifting the Soviet blockade. The talks follow Moscow instructions and focus on currency disputes and four power control while an airlift continues. Rail and logistics signals hint at possible relief next week as planning proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Moscow
U.S
Lucius D. Clay
Sir Brian Robertson
Pierre Koenig
V. D. Sokolovsky
Allied Control Authority
Washington
State Department
Germany
Christopher Stele
Western Railway
Helmstedt
Allied Control Council For
Russia
Beard dominates Billings as Cards win 9 3 on road
Ralph Beard pitched a complete strong game for the Cardinals winning his 10th of the season. He struck out 11 and walked two while allowing only five baserunners until the ninth. Billings used three pitchers and avoided a shutout until late, with three runs in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Beard
Billings
Beard
Mustangs
Stark
Glimpse
Boehm
Jack Skinner
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Maps
Idaho Tour
American Falls
Don Larson
North Arthur
Larson
Lan
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