Four Americans Missing In Soviet Zone Near Berlin
Four Americans disappeared for over 12 hours after leaving Berlin in two cars toward western Germany. Soviet officials had no information on their fate while U S authorities seek confirmation from Soviet authorities. Joyriders among six soldiers earlier surrendered in the Russian sector were named as Lu cier Sands Newcomb Constantione Dwyer with one unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Heikdoere
Helmstedt
U. S
Richard D. Lucier
Gladstone
Mich
John A. Sands
Irvington
N. J
Harold W. Newcomb
Jamaica Plains
Boston
Mass
Albert Constantione
Mountainside
Donald G. Dwyer
Central Falls
R. I
Texas Race To Johnson Declared Victory In Primary
Dallas report states Lyndon B. Johnson, U S representative from Austin, captured the Democratic Senate nomination after the Texas election bureau acknowledged no further county tallies unless a major shift occurs. Final return shows Johnson with a 162 vote edge over Stevenson with a long runoff saga ending last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Texas Election Bureau
Lyndon Johnson
U. S
Austin
Johnson
Senate
W. Lee O’daniel
Coke R Stevenson
Stevenson
Friy
Daredevil Plunges Niagara Whirlpool in Barrel
William Hill Jr. rode a 1,000 pound steel plated barrel through Niagara Gorge and the whirlpool for a second time. About 75,000 spectators watched as his brothers towed him free after the craft became caught and spun in the churning water. The run began off the Canadian shore a mile below the falls and lasted over five hours in the whirlpool after the five minute rapids pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Hill Bob
Hill
Mrs Ida E Calph Dies In Local Hospital
Mrs Ida E Calph, 59, of 330 South Johnson Ave., died in a local hospital at 11 last night. Survived by husband Ethan P Calph district manager of Main States Tel and T, son Louis Pierre Calph of Me K Auto, and sister Ethel Ore of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Ida KE. Calph
South Johnson Ave
Ethan P. Calph
Main States Tel
T. Aison
Louis Pierre Calph
Me. K .Auto
Ethelore
Rent Director Warns Of Frightful Rent Black Market
Washington rent chief Tighe E. Woods says a potentially very bad black market in rents may exist and launches a new campaign. He plans talks with regional rent chiefs in San Francisco and with compliance officials at each regional office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tighe E. Woods
Woods
San Francisco
Idaho Democrats Elect Brennan Leader At Platform Conference
Idaho Democrats chose Ed Brennan of Pocatello as state chairman at a Boise platform convention that condemned the Progressive party and favored reforms in the highway system juvenile delinquency laws public aid workers compensation and official salaries. Brennan warned funds are scarce with under two months until the general election as party officials plan fundraising and organization.
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Boise
Idaho
Democrats
Progressive Party
Ed Brennan
Pocatello
Epee
Dan J. Cavanagh
Twin Falls
la Vinope
Grace Post
Nampa
H. B. Clark
Resolutions Committee
Progressivea
Emma Alexander Simons
William Armstrong
Benewah
Philp Ryan
Shoshone
Ralph Shawyer
Jerome County
Idaho Democratic
State
Brennan
Democratic Party
Idaho Democratic Party
House Group To Inspect Idaho Irrigation Projects
The House Interior Department Appropriations Subcommittee plans a Monday flight tour over 1,500,000 acres of southern Idaho irrigated land. They will inspect the Boise Owyhee and Black Canyon reclamation projects guided by William E Walsh. Members include Rep Ben F Jensen and others from Oklahoma Pa and Tenn with Idaho officials invited aboard.
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Idaho Falls
House
Interior Department
Appropriations
Idaho
Boise, Owyhee
Black Canyon
William E. Walsh
Idaho Reclamation Association
Ben F. Jensen
Towa
Congress
George B. Schwabe
Okla
Ivor D. Senton
Albert Gore
Tenn
Oar
R. J. Newell
Boise
Bureau of Reclamation
Interior
William’ E. Warne
C. A. Robins
Funeral Planned for Car Victim in Paul Ida FiveYearOld Larry Neiwert
Five year old Larry Neiwert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Neiwert, Paul, was killed when struck by a car driven by Clifford Brown Heyburn. State police said the accident occurred about a mile east of Paul as the boy crossed the road. Brown is a rural mail carrier. Funeral services were being arranged locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Ida
Larry Neiwert
Clifford Brown
Heyburn
Reuben Neiwert
Brown
Here
Mitchum Leeds Decline Grand Jury Appearance
Hollywood. Movie star Robert Mitchum and actress Lila Leeds have declined to testify before a grand jury about charges against them. Their lawyers said they need time to review the case before they appear, with a Tuesday invitation pending.
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Hollywood
Robert Mitchum
Lila Leeds
Mitchum
Miss Leeds
Cade
Water pipe geyser delights kids in Bremer area
A Bremer water line burst when youths playing ball snapped a pipe, creating a geyser that thrilled children and troubled residents while prompting work by city water department staff until repairs were finished Saturday evening per Bannock sheriff's office report.
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City Water Department
Bannock Sheriff's Office
Cards Win over Idaho Falls at Highland Park 2–1
The Pocatello Cardinals edged Idaho Falls 2–1 at Highland Park to tighten their hold on second place. Ralph Beard pitched a masterful game for the Cardinals, earning his 11th win in 18 starts while limiting the Russets to seven hits. Al Neil, Nat LeBlanc, and Ned Sheehan delivered the decisive 9th-inning runs.
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Pocatello Cardinals
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Highland Park
Ralph Beard
Russets
al Neil Seit
Nat LeBlance
Neil
Ned Sheehan
Beard
Carl Musten
Ken Lehman
Musten
Earl Priester
Dom Barczewski
Earl Silverthorne
Ray Lewins
Clyde West
Jim Stanton
Stanton
Thief Rips Pocket At Dearborn Hotel
A man attacked H. H. Tate at the Dearborn hotel tearing the hip pocket from his trousers and stealing 21.50 from a brown billfold. Tate described the assailant as 25 years old, 5 ft 3 in, 135 pounds, wearing blue bib overalls. Clarence Hoskins said he paid the suspect’s rent while seeking cash before leaving town.
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H. H. Tate
Dearborn
Tate
Johnson
Clarence Hoskins
Local Midget Car Driver William Barns Near Death
William Barns a 30 year old midget racer from Pocatello was reported in critical condition after a crash at a Boise race Saturday night. Authorities cited severe head injuries from the vehicle turning sideways near the finish of the Australian pursuit and being struck by a car driven by Cliff Heath of Boise. Heath escaped injury after his car overturned.
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Boise
William Barns
Pocatello
Barns
L.L
Cliff) Heath
Heath
Many Prizes At Big Fair In Blackfoot Parade
Special to the POST Blackfoot announces a gala parade to open the Eastern Idaho State Fair on Sept 14 at 11 am. Orlan W Clark says prizes abound across saddle horse divisions and youth categories with entries invited through the chamber of commerce secretary. Floats by local groups are being organized by the Blackfoot Lions Club and Warren Hoit, contact at Black's Clothing store, to showcase community entries.
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Blackfoot
Orlan W. Clark
Chamber of Commerce
Blackfoot Lions Club
Warren Hoit
Hoit
Black's Clothing
Blackfoot Jaycees
Pilot Misses World Record at 670 MPH Flight
Maj. Richard L. Johnson flew an F 86 to an air force estimate of 670 MPH over a 1.86 mile course but failed to file an official world record after a camera jammed on one of four required passes. The event at Cleveland was delayed pending film review at Wright Patterson.
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Cleveland
Richard L. Johnson
Air Force
Colt Marion E. Carl
Federation Aeronautique International
Sporting Aviation
Johnson
Cooperstown
N. D
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Oil Strike Triggers Emergency Gasoline Rationing
California CIO oil workers walkout halts refineries of nine major companies affecting fuel supplies. State and oil industry officials plan emergency allocations as negotiations appear unlikely until after Labor Day.
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San Francisco
California Cio
Truman Begins Campaign Swing Among Labor Union Leaders
President Truman, in a fighting mood, travels aboard the Truman train through Pennsylvania toward Michigan for a Labor Day push among AFL CIO leaders. He meets labor officials at Harrisburg and Altoona, vows to repeal Taft Hartley, and plans five Michigan speeches plus one Ohio address broadcast from Detroit's Cadillac Square. He returns to the White House Tuesday noon.
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Truman
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Harrisburg
Philip Mathews
AFL
CIO
Ohio
Mr. Truman
Altoona
Charles G. Ross
Congress
Margaret
Detroit
Cadillac Square
Michigan Democratic Organization
White House
Pocatello Minister Ed Cunningham to Leave for California
Rev. Ed Cunningham Congregational minister of Pocatello will resign effective November 1 to accept a ministry in Santa Cruz California. He has led since Palm Sunday 1944 and will move with his wife Peggy and two children to the Santa Cruz parsonage after Dr H S Mahood’s tenure.
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Ed Cunningham
ISC
Santa Cruz
Calif
San Francisco
Cunningham
Peggy
Jerry
Connie
H. S. Mahood
Mahood
California
Pocatello
Palm Sunday
Rev. Cunningham
California Post
la Verne College
Pacific School of Religion
Berkeley
Olympia, Wash
Oakland
Portland
Ore
Weiser
Gate City
Community Chest
Idaho State Symphony Orchestra
Community Concert Association
Tenday Council of
Boy Scouts
Y’s
Forced Landing Closes Atlantic Flight in Nova Scotia
An American Airlines DC-4 with 32 aboard was forced to land at Dartmouth airport Nova Scotia on Sunday. The emergency landing prompted response from local authorities and the airline said no injuries were reported.
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Halifax
N. S
American Airlines
Dartmouth
Pedestrians Cause Three Accidents On Sunday
Three early Sunday crashes involve pedestrians. Four year old Tommy Meyers ran into a car driven by S J Tauscher near Cherry Springs and was treated at St Anthony hospital in good condition. An unidentified hitchhiker near American Falls caused Loren Turner to crash his car. no injuries were reported. Dorene Burlingame, seven, darted into Loyd Robinson’s path and suffered minor abrasions. she was treated at St Anthony hospital. Witnesses noted Dorene fled from her brother as he restrained her. The Burlingames from Whitehead Montana are visiting Miles Burlingames of North Main Street.
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Tommy Meyers
S. J. Tauscher
North Arthur Ave
Tauscher
Cherry Springs
Young Meyers
St. Anthony Hospital
American Falls
Loren Turner
Turner
Dorene Burlingame
Loyd K. Robinson
West
Greeley St
Dorene
Jackie
John J. Burlingame
Whitehead, Mont
Miles A. Burlingames
North Main St
French Mother Delivers Quadruplets in Versailles
In Versailles and nearby Celle Saint Cloud a factory worker's wife, Mrs. Paul Dore, gave birth to quadruplets on Sunday, two boys and two girls. Doctors called the birth normal and without incident and all babies and mother were reported doing well.
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Versailles
France
Celle Saint Cloud
Paul Dore
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