Americans Snow Under Australians Davis Cup opening singles at West Side
United States players Ted Schroeder and Frankie Parker produced decisive wins over Australia in the opening singles of the Davis Cup challenge round at Forest Hills. Schroeder defeated Adrian Quist in four sets while Parker beat Billy Sidwell in straight sets as the U S leads with three matches remaining. Gardnar Mulloy and Billy Talbert pair for the doubles Sunday against Colin Long and Quist.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Ted Schroeder
Frankie Parker
United States
Australia
West Side
Lanky Schroeder
la Crescenta
Cal
Adrian Quist
Parker
Los Angeles
Billy Sidwell
Schroeder
U. S
Alrick Man
Quist
Big Ted
Down Under
California
Sidwell
Frankie
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Billy Talbert
New York
Colin Long
Blind Golf Tourney Set at Pocatello Course on Women’s Day
Officials announced a Blind Partner Match at Pocatello Municipal Golf Course on Women's Day. The event pairs teams Red and Blue with Blue captain Lou Berryman and lists 18 Red Blue matches to be played between Sept 9 and Sept 23. The previous Ladies Day winner was Denna Ogden.
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Pocatello Municipal Golf Course
Women’s Golf Association
Lou Berryman
Denna Ogden
Mae Cox
Laura Fawson
Mary Bagley
Elene McLaughlin
Mary Jensen
Ben Ford
Gladys Meek
Carol Harris
Margaret Golob
Thelma Crowell
Bess Craig
Connie Turner
Marion Morgan
Clara Cox
May Bale
Lorrena Miller
Edna Service
Doris Dremolski
Vi Bullock
June Daniels
Theda Gerdes
Truman creates atom labor board to curb strikes
President Truman formed a three man commission to preserve labor peace in atomic energy plants after warnings from the Atomic Energy Commission that strikes could threaten national security. The action follows threats at Oak Ridge Tennessee and Los Alamos New Mexico.
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Washington
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Los Alamos
N. M
Salem’s Tiny Park Protects Sequoia Base
The nation’s smallest park sits in Salem Oregon and was created to preserve a Sequoia tree. The area is barely large enough to cover the base of the giant.
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Salem
Ore
Record of Local Offenders Plead Guilty on Disturbing the Peace
Multiple individuals including R W Jackson 31 Thomas Robertson 53 and Samuel Benally 21 pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace with fines ranging from 5 to 100 dollars and bonds forfeited. Other charges include traffic violations and reckless driving with licenses suspended. Birth notices report six newborns at General and St. Anthony’s hospitals on Sept 3 and Sept 4.
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R. W. Jackson
Thomas Robertson
Samuel Benally
Jose Gonzales
Howard Lee
West Lewis St
Merlin Southworth
Rt. 1, No
Kenneth D. Draper
Fort Hall
Ray Preacher
Robert LeRoy Livingston
Marriage Licenses Issued In Several Utah Communities
The list includes Jack Armstrong and Velma S. Evans from Pocatello and Downey, Leon D. Stoddard and Donna M. Hansen from Lava Hot Springs, R. M. Hansen and Arlen Eichel from Tremonton and Brigham City, Robert L. Ray and Carolyn MaePetyus from Pocatello and Alhambra, with William R. Lanthorn aged 22 from Hey- Jensen incomplete.
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Jack Armstrong
Pocatello
Velma S. Evans
Downey
Leon D. Stoddard
Lava Hot Springs
Donna M. Hansen
R. M. Hansen
Tremonton
Arlen Eichel
Brigham City
Utah
Robert L. Ray
Carolyn MaePetyus
Alhambra
Cal
William R. Lanthorn
Hey
Judge brands prisoner fool and jackass in contempt case
New York. Judge Carmine Marasco calls Nathan Katz a fool and a jackass after Katz is held in criminal contempt for refusing to testify. Katz has spent seven months in jail and faces more time due to the shooting that left him unable to testify against the suspect who remains free.
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New York
Nathan Katz
Carmine Marasco
Katz
Marasco
Motorcycle Corps Takes Off On Trip
About 15 members of the Pocatello 44-40 Motorcycle club left Pocatello Saturday afternoon for a weekend tour. The route included Sun Valley for gas and oil, then Jackson and Moran in Wyoming, Snake River City, and Buelh Lake for two nights of camping and fishing before returning. Road Captain Mackebee led the group which emphasized safety on such rides. a previous cruise two weeks ago had no accidents.
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Pocatello 44-40
Wesley Mittan
Jess Strope
Buck Rough
Dorothy
Dionne Rough
Gene Walker
Ed Barnard
Mac Beebe
Darlene
Ed Vogt
Lowell Patz
Jerry Crandall
Gene Barnard
Tom Murphy
Nona
Pocatello
Sun Valley
Jackson
Wyo
Moran
Snake River City
Buehl Lake
Mackebee
Tomato attack hits Boston police chief during draft protest
Police Commissioner Thomas F. Sullivan was struck in the back by an overripe tomato as crowds of youths and girls picketing the Cadet Armory draft headquarters demonstrated outside the registration building. It marked the fourth day of disturbances with several officers splattered by fruit.
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Boston
Thomas F. Sullivan
Cadet
Sullivan
Boudreau Tops AL Batting Lead In Tight Race
Lou Boudreau overtakes Ted Williams for the American League batting lead by a slender margin .369 to .368. If he holds it and Cleveland wins the pennant, he may claim the MVP. Musial continues to lead the NL in batting with .376 and in runs with 113.
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New York
Larrupin
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Ted Williams
Cleveland
Williams
Boudreau
Indians
Stan Musial
Country Slaughter
Philadelphia
Richie Ashburn
Musial
Dom DiMaggio
G. AB. Pet. Boudreau
Seseeeer
Mitchell
Weeeee Zarilla
St. Louis
Appling
Chicago
McCoskey
Phila
Evers
Detroit
Dillinger
Majeski
Henrich
National League Musial
Eerecces
Slaughter
Ashburn
Pafko
Dark
Boston Weanee
Holmes
Frankly Tan Dominates In Del Mar Debry Victory
Frankly Tan, trainer Frank Frankel, sailed to a clear win in Del Mar's inaugural $15,000 added Derby. In front of 26,562 fans, the heavily favored colt carried 124 pounds over 1 1/16 miles, beating Barsard by four lengths with Smoke Tree third. Winnings paid $3.70 $2.90 $2.40.
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del Mar
Calif
Frank Frankel
Frankly Tan
Barsard
Smoke Tree
Kegs Of Dynamite Warned As Fire Dangers Rise
Boise fire dispatcher Lynn Knight warned that low humidity in the Boise national forest and state wide greatly raises forest fire danger. He called it a keg of dynamite with hunting seasons adding to the risk and hoped for rain before deer season opens, noting farmers may resent a delayed harvest.
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Boise
Lynn Knight
Boise National Forest
Knight
VFW Elects Officers Amid Race Debate at St Louis Encampment
The 49th annual VFW encampment at St Louis elected officers after a bitter race segregation dispute. Delegates walked out to form a separate slate. Lyall Beggs was named commander in chief, Clyde Lewis vice commander, and Charles A. Ralls won junior vice commander on a sweeping regional vote.
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ST. Louis
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lyall T. Beggs
Madison
Wis
Clyde A. Lewis
Plattsburg
N. Y
Ior
Ralls
Charles A. Ralls
Iowa
Illinois
Indianabraska
Jacob S. Indianapolis
James N. Hardin
G Tenn
C. Camrell
Chicago
Hugh M.arthur
Tampa
Fla
Robert B. Handy
Washington, D. C
Oliver C. Pratt
Flint, Mich
Max J. Matz
New Brighton
ISC Gridiron Boss Pleased With Idaho State Practice
Idaho State coach Johnny Vesser and staff praised the squad after their fourth practice session. Most players were healthy, punting candidates were highlighted, and a Labor Day drill was slated at 9:30 am to prepare for the Spud Bowl game. A Tuesday scrimmage was planned to test new and veteran positions.
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Idaho State
Johnny Vesser
Jay Paris
Jerome
Jim Blake
Twin Falls
Jack Lintelmann
Pocatello
Vesser
Bengal
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General Hospital
Lee Heath
Pingree
St. Anthony’s, Hospital
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Blackfoot
Sherman Welker
Campus Drive
Frank Beebe
Park Ave
Jackass
Motorcycle Corps
You and
Paramount
Shirt Service
Bat
Dale Mitchell
Chesnes
Hurler
Pirates
Bob Chesnes
Larry Jansen
Johnny Schmitz
Johnny Sain
Bob Lemon
Jack Kramer
Frankly Cops
Rich del Mar Handicap
ISC Gridiron
Allied van Lines
America
Allied van Lines, Inc
C. C. Roche Moving & Storage
Ferguson
Ferguson Engineering
Aberdeen
W. Clark
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