Dewey to Speak in Pocatello and Montana Stops
Republican nominee Thomas E. Dewey will deliver speeches in Montana during the second week of his campaign. He is slated for Pocatello Idaho September 30 and earlier stops in Helena Great Falls Salt Lake City and Cheyenne. Dewey met with policy aides including John Foster Dulles to discuss foreign and domestic issues.
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Bannock County
United States
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Albany
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Maine
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Republican High Command
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Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Berlin
Pocatellans Head Firm Elects Idaho Leaders
Willard Allen was elected president and Homer S. Satterfield vice president of the Mutual Benefit Insurance Association in Idaho. E. P. Larsen of Boise named secretary treasurer. The Bannock hotel meeting gathered company officers from six Idaho associations to discuss statewide business.
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Idaho
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E. P. Larsen
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Pocatello
Allen
Satterfield
A. Y. Satterfield
A. T. Smith
Larsen
Seth Hawkins
Lewiston
W. E. Bitter
John C. Mackay
Walter Durland
Two Killed in Basin Oil Blast in Inglewood
A massive explosion at Basin Oil's tank farm in Inglewood California leveled fourteen storage tanks and sent a 300 foot fire column into the sky. Two people died hours later in a hospital Mrs Lillian Reynolds 35 and Judy Ziegler 3 of Inglewood.
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Cards Triumph Over Idaho Falls in Shaughnessy Playoffs
The Pocatello Cardinals defeated Idaho Falls 2 to 1 at Halliwell Park to move two games ahead in the Shaughnessy playoffs. Nat LeBlanc scored both runs, homering in the fourth inning after advancing on a fielding error in the second.
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Judge Suspends Judgment For Mexican Farm Workers
Five Mexican illegal entrants were sent to the Santa Clara valley to pick prunes and repay their way home. Federal Judge Michael J. Roche postponed sentence until December 10 and ordered the men to return with their earnings, saying they have something to work for.
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Santa Clara Valley
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Tension Increases In Berlin Sector
German anti communist demonstrations in Berlin and severe Russian sentences against German participants threaten a new East West and Soviet German crisis.
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Berlin
U S Cracks Down on Packers With Antitrust Suit
The government accuses Armour Swift Wilson and Cudahy Packing Co. of monopolizing meat supply and prices. The civil suit in federal court seeks breakup of the four largest firms, citing control of livestock, uniform pricing formulas, and loading weights.
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City Welcomes Bengals to ISC Orientation Week
ISC students stream into Gate City as Pocatello hosts a big welcome. Firemen string pennants, windows glow ISC orange and black. A Thursday street dance near the post office, Jay Slaughter’s band provides music. Open house in the student union, registration Friday and Saturday, classes start Monday. Orientation week enters its fourth day with pre-school tests and adviser meetings.
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Pari Mutuel Machines Ordered Closed Down
Los Angeles reports a Russian war bride's claim of brutal treatment by her husband in Teheran with a bid for divorce. The Eastern Idaho State Fair halted pari mutuel gambling on opening day. betting persisted person to person though windows closed before races. Local stock exhibits highlighted out-of-staters taking top prizes in dairy cattle judging.
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Centerville
Utah
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Guernsey
Sky Ride For Homeruns Brings Rush Of Business
E N Curly Wilson owner of Wilsons Flying Service in Poca tells of adding aircraft to his fleet as he offers free plane rides to Cardball players who hit homers. Eight players are eligible after a season of bleacher sales with 15 to 20 minute hops per homer.
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Curly” Wilson
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al. Neil
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Sheehan
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West Yellowstone
LeBlanc
Neil
Ernie Schuerman
Ed Mickelson
Ray Lewins
Dom Barczewski
Larry Swederske
Cardinal
Wilson Flying Service
al Neil
Ned Sheehan
Jack Morris
Wilsons
Daniels Takes Stand In Insanity Defense In Slaying Case
Mansfield Ohio. Robert Murl Daniels 24 testifies he does not recall killing any person in the July 21 st triple murder of John Niebel his wife and daughter. Defense asserts lifelong mental illness and potential brain injury from childhood accidents. His mother collapses after testimony as a Columbus doctor describes head injuries.
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Daniels
Columbus
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Boise Mayor Moves to Ban 1949 Slot Machine Licenses
Boise Mayor Potter P. Howard says he will ask the city council to not issue slot machine licenses for 1949. The move aims to wipe out the local gambling trade and follows a beach annexation meeting where the plan drew cheers. In Twin Falls, Officer Orville Reinoehl posts $1000 bond on extortion charges after allegedly demanding $1000 from cafe owner O A Rambo to preserve the cafe slot machine license. Police Chief Gillette cites pending case limits on detail.
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Twin Falls
Orville Reinoehl
Reinoehl
Duffy G. Reed
Rambo
Howard W. Gillette
Campaign swings begin as Warren and Truman hit the trail
The 1948 campaign enters full swing with Governor Earl Warren of California launching a 31 day nationwide tour starting in Salt Lake City. President Truman plans a west coast tour beginning Friday with a Dexter Iowa speech and stops across Colorado Utah Nevada California and beyond.
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