U S Mexico Oil Talks to Be Resumed
President Truman said talks on a 203 million dollar U S loan to develop Mexico's oil resources will be resumed in Washington soon. The negotiations ended weeks earlier at Mexico's request after months of discussion and claims of obstruction by U S oil interests. No date was set or reason given for the restart.
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Mexico
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Mr. Truman
Truman Plans Campaign Swing And Fair Deal Update
President Truman will speak in Pittsburgh then Des Moines and Kansas City before returning to Washington. Congress rejected his Taft Hartley repeal while a farm bill enters compromise talks. Housing and rent control are law, minimum wage up to seventy five cents, education aid stalled, health insurance and social security measures largely inactive, civil rights bills face Senate delays.
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Des Moines
Kansas City
Independence
Washington
Congress
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Senate
Dae Ne Moe
Adhangeh
Elthe
House
Jeffery Rites Honor Local Service Figures Across Lodges
The obituary lists Jeffery as a member of the First Congregational Church, BPO Elks No. 674, Loyal Order of Moose, and IOOF Port Neuf Lodge No. 20. He served as past noble grand and was past president of Pocatello Aerie No. 119 FOE, with survivors including a widow, three sons Ray Bloomington IN James and William Pocatello, two daughters Mrs. M. W. Reed Decatur IL and Patricia of Pocatello, two brothers Delbert Sumner WA and Fremont Coquille OR, two sisters Mrs. George Holm Puyallup and Mrs. Albert Mitchell Tacoma, and his step-father Wayne Coburn Puget Sound region.
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IOOF
Pocatello Aerie
FOE
Idaho State Bar Association
Ray
Bloomington
Indiana
James
William
Pocatello
M. W. Reed
Decatur, Ill
Patricia
Delbert
Sumner
Wash
Fremont
Coquille
Ore
George Holm
Puyallup
Albert Mitchell
Tacoma
Wayne Coburn
Progress Report on Payette South Fork Fire
Payette forest supervisor John T. Mathews said definite progress is being made toward mopping up the South Fork blaze which burned over 15 000 acres. He cautioned the fire is not yet under control but winds favor firefighters and most personnel have been released. Mop up continues on three other Payette fires leaving total devastation over 30 000 acres.
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Joint Chiefs to Tour Alaska Defenses and Arctic Plans
The Joint Chiefs of Staff will tour Alaska military bases for 10 days, studying northern defense readiness. The Defense Department announced joint U S Canadian troop maneuvers in Alaska and Yukon this winter amid Arctic security focus.
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Alaska
Washington
Louis Johnson
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Arctic
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Joint Chiefs
Council Sets Plan for Slot Machine Vote and City leases
The council forms a committee to draft an ordinance for a special election on the slot machine question. It approves buying buildings from Wilson's Flying Service and leasing them to Mountain States Construction Co. at Phillips field, with staged payments and a $2000 machine shop facility.
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Nicholas Ifft
R. M. Carter
Ray J. Davis
Allied Civic Forces
Merrill Gee
Gee
Davis
Ben Peterson
Municipal Field
Wilson
Flying Service
Phillips Field
Mountain States Construction Co
Evergreen Trees Shed Leaves In Gradual Cycles
The article notes evergreen trees shed leaves every three to five years, a gradual process that goes largely unnoticed and leaves no dramatic change in appearance.
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