Warning on ammo for trophy rifles in Idaho hunting
A U S Treasury representative warned in Pocatello that old war guns and shells still maim Americans. Fred H. Chase of Boise advised careful ammo selection for big game trophies, noting dangerous pressures from mismatched cartridges and foreign proof ammo and detailing a Malad accident involving a German rifle.
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U. S. Treasury Department
Pocatello
Fred H. Chase
Boise
Idaho
Malad
National Rifle Ociation of America
Rhode Island
N.W
Washington, D. C
Truman Wins Labor Backing for Election Push
Washington leaders from CIO and AFL assure President Truman of strong support for the 1948 ticket. Philip Murray predicts a Truman victory. Jack Kroll pledges PAC effort to mobilize 60 million voters. George L. Harrison says AFL members will deliver 7 million of the 8 million votes expected in November. Sen. J. Howard McGrath accompanies the party at the White House.
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Washington
White House
Philip Murray
CIO
Jack Kroll
George L. Harrison
The
Brotherhood of Railway
AFL
Truman-Barkley
Murray
Kroll
Truman
Political Action Committee
Murdy
Sen
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Democratic National Committee
Senator Chapman Revercomb demands probe of subversives entering US via United Nations
U S Senator Chapman Revercomb of West Virginia, chair of a Senate immigration subcommittee, called Wednesday night for a full investigation into charges that subversive agents entered the United States through the United Nations.
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Charleston
W. Va
ULP
U. S
Chapman Revercomb
Senate
United Nations
Disloyalty Charges Unfounded At State Department
A three member investigating committee appointed by Secretary of State George C. Marshall found no basis for charges that hundreds of subversive agents were admitted under UN protection. The inquiry reviewed testimony by Robert C. Alexander and William McGrath of the Visa division and a list of 327 alleged subversives.
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Washington
George,c. Marshall
Senate
Robert C. Alexander
William McGrath
Alexander
Marshall
Department
United States
Benjamin M. McKelway
The
Washington Star
James H. Rowe, Jr
Marcellus C. Shield
House Appropriations Committee
Reds Lose Out
Federal Judge John W. Clancy denied three indicted communist leaders permission to travel about the country while they await trial on charges of plotting to overthrow the government.
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REDS
New York
John W. Clancy
Mrs Pauline Bethke 72 Obituary American Falls
Funeral services were held for Pauline Bethke 72 at St. John Lutheran Church in American Falls. She died at home Monday. Burial was at Falls View Cemetery. Born December 12 1875 in Belgrad Germany she married Albert Bethke February 26 1895 in Gibson City Illinois. Survived by husband seven children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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American Falls
Falls St. John’s Lutheran Church
Pauline Bethke
Reitz
Falls View Cemetery
Davis Mortuary
Frederick Duschenski
Belgrad
Germany
Albert Bethke
Gibson City
Illinois
Bethkes
Bethke
Lutheran Church
Martha Navotny
Helena Benson
Long Beach
Cal
Rose Nelson
Huntington Park
Leo Bethke
William Bethke
Pioche
Nev
Adolph Bethke
Walter Bethke
Grangeville
Traffic congestion study compares passenger space use
Researchers report that one passenger in a mite? occupies about 25 times more street space than a passenger in a trolley coach streetcar or bus, highlighting inefficiencies in certain transit modes.
Youths Sign Up In Bingham County Draft Registration
Registration for 25 year olds began Monday at 9 am as the Bingham county draft board opened offices in room 200 of the post office building. First registrants included Wallace Glenn Tolman and others across towns such as Blackfoot, Shelley, Emmett, and Ammon Moroni Jensen. The board, chaired by Mrs. McCue with other officers serving in Shelley and Aberdeen, plans an initial organizational meeting to appoint a chairman.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County Draft Board
Eileen McCue
Wallace Glenn Tolman
Wapello
Everett Edwards Deed
Dean T. Stephens
Glendon Coles Gallup
Shelley
Glenn Henry Wheeler
Ivan Vernon Cramer
Emmett
Idaho
Idaho Power Co
Ammon Moroni Jensen
Clawson
Utah
Robert Junior Fritts
Dean Elden Hinds
Amarillo
Texas
McCue
Ivan Jensen
Clara Duvorak
Aberdeen
Bingham County
Howard Hill
Lloyd Smith
Theo H. Paschke
Earl Jensen
Tom Ballantyne
East Coast Free of Threat From Early Hurricane
The first hurricane of the season, threatening the east coast for nearly a week, veered to sea last night. The Weather Bureau lifted hurricane warnings along the coast as the storm moved northwest away from the mainland. Winds near the center were about 100 mph with gales spanning a 300 mile diameter offshore.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
U. S
Cape Hatteras
Nantucket
Island
Registration Window Details Across Ages and Weekdays
The program runs Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with 24 year olds registering on Tuesday and Wednesday. Registration ages decrease to 18 on September 17 and 18. Forty four youths registered on Monday with 16 born in 1922, 27 in 1923, and one in 1930. Up to eight may be drafted if single or non veterans.
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Labor
Aero Club
Ae Cougran
Mrs
Bingham
Cati
U.S.A
Ford
C. ED Flandro
Fifth & Lewis
CLE & Key Shop
Pares Bargain Spp
Flandro
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