Sheriff Hoehnen Stops Wyoming Speedster in School Zone
Steve Lamoreux recalls a rare enforcement moment as Sheriff William Hoehnen of Power County stops a Wyoming car in a school zone. He praises Hoehnen for upholding law across jurisdictions and notes the benefit to local students. Lamoreux reflects on moves to American Falls and shares varied anecdotes from travel, radio, and regional life.
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George
Pocatello
Matey
William
Bill” Hoehnen
Power County
Wyoming
Hoehnen
Max Streifling
Sam Hanson
Good Neighbor House Fame
American Falls
Sam
Blackfoot
Gate City
Steve Lamoreux
Greece quiets Communist guerrillas as Truman aid grows
Marquis Childs reports two hopeful moves in the Near East. Greece appears to have subdued guerrillas with new weapons and border controls curbing rebel influx, while Gordon Clapp leads a UN sponsored economic survey that could spark lasting peace between Jews and Arabs in Palestine and boost regional development under the TVA model.
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Washington
Near East
State Department
Pentagon
Grammos
Tito
Albania
Yugoslavia
Gordon R. Clapp
Tennesee Valley Authority
Middle East
Truman
United Nations
Palestine
Clapp
Palestine Reconciliation Commission
Israel
TVA
U. N
George C. McGhee
Publication masthead and legal notice policy
The Pocatello Post records its publication details 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho and confirms weekly notices appear in Thursday editions under Idaho law LC.A 58-108 and 1948 session amendments. It lists corporate officers and editorial leadership including ED FLANDRO CLAYTON DARRAH.
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North Main Street
Noceten Idaho
The
Pocatello Post Publishing Co
Idaho
Pocatello Merchants Bureau Hosts First Fall Opening
The Post congratulates the Pocatello Merchants' Bureau on the city's first organized fall opening. The event showed stores can present merchandise more attractively when collaborating, prove Pocatello shoppers need not travel to larger cities, and whet public interest for a spring reopening already planned.
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Post
Pocatello Merchants’ Bureau
Pocatello’s
Idaho should model Kansas driver license reform says Emmett Index
Idaho could adopt Kansas style traffic rules with lifetime permits and two loss tabs that trigger investigations after repeated serious violations. The Free Press supports runoff elections for major offices to ensure majority rule, while opposing actors warn on cost. Gov. Robins leans toward the plan amid Democratic pushback from Mrs. LaVera Swope.
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Idaho
Kansas
Central Motor Vehicle Department
Glen Taylor
C. A. Robins
LaVera Swope
Democratic State Committee
Free Press
Real Heat From Portugal and Africa Noted
Heat sufferers face a chilling note from Portugal where a simoom fueled central Portugal to 158 degrees, felling some. travelers in Ethiopia reportedly reached 169 degrees in Danakil country, with possible higher readings in central Africa.
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Caldwell News-Tribune
Portugal
Sahara
Ethiopia
Danakil
Central Africa
Carveth Wells
Stanley Pool
Congo
Primary Runoff Debate Shapes Idaho Primary Law
The Payette Independent Enterprise reports United States Senator Taylor favors a runoff safeguard to prevent cross party voting in Idaho primaries. It argues for requiring party affiliation at registration to protect party integrity and supports a runoff system as a prudent legal remedy.
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Payette Independent Enterprise
United States
Taylor
Idaho
Congress
Truman aids Vaughan defense with front-line stance and pressure
Washington insiders say President Truman coaches Maj. Gen. Vaughan for Senate questioning and tightens control on witnesses. Vaughan’s fundraising and alleged threats to critics raise questions about White House tactics. Madame Chiang Kai-shek seeks U.S. sympathy and money to fund China. France reports about 6000 Russian agents posing as tourists in Albania aiding arms shipments.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Harry Vaughan
Vaughan
Democratic National Committee
Louis Johnson
Francis Flannigan
Senate Committee
General Vaughan
Col
Wm. Lee
John Maragon
Rome
Lee
James MaGranery
Philadelphia
McGranery
W. T. Burton
New
Madame Chiang
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
H. M. King
State Department
Albania
Moscow
Roark on Unruh Killing as Amok and Mystery of Motive
Robert C. Ruark argues the Howard Unruh mass murder defies clear motive. He likens it to a Malay amok, questions psychiatry and wartime influence, and dismisses religion or Freud as sole explanations while noting broader societal disorder and counterpoints about causation.
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New York
Howard
Unruh
Sigmund Freud
John
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Idaho State College
Ed Willett
ISC
Marquis Childs
Greece
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Clayton Darrah
Audit Bureau
Zk of Circulations
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Nampa Free Press
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Franklin Roosevelt
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