Wallace Attacks Monopolists at Buffalo Rally
Henry A. Wallace, the Progressive candidate, condemned Democratic and Republican parties for bowing to monopolists. He alleged wartime spending serves corporate interests and accused both major parties of avoiding real cost of living fixes while pushing military buildup. He urged ballot access for the Progressive line in Illinois and criticized Dewey and Truman for ghosted ties to oil, banks, and munitions interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry A. Wallace
Kleinhans Music Hall
Wallace
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Truman
Dewey
Illinois Supreme Court
Illinois
Death Claims Ross Jett
Ross Jett, 54, retired stock raiser, died after a short illness at a local hospital. He came to Pocatello, Idaho, in 1946 from Illinois and was born October 13, 1884 in Hillsboro, Illinois. Survivors include a sister living in Pocatello. Funeral services are set for Friday at 3:30 p.m. at the Downard chapel with Rev. A. E. Asbee officiating, after which the body will be sent to Hillsboro for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Jett
R. L
Thomas M. Jett
U. S
Illinois
State University
Ralph L. Wright
Pocatello
Downard Chapel
Increase in Pharmacy Training Course Urged By Instructors
The American Pharmaceutical Association and the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy urged raising pharmacy training from four to six years and tighter state supervision of internships. At the San Francisco convention Aug 8–13 nearly 400 delegates endorsed the plan with broader curriculum reforms including pre professional study in liberal arts and sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Pharmaceutical Association
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
San Francisco
E. E. Roscoe
ISC College of Pharmacy
Jacksonville
Fla
Roscoe
College of Pharmacy
American Council On Education
College of Liberal Arts
Obituary of Mrs. Elva A Patterson of Burley
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Burley Methodist Church for Mrs. Elva A Patterson 67 wife of R T Patterson Declo Ida who died Saturday at her home after a lingering illness. Burial was in New Gem Memorial Park. She was born November 28 1880 in Dainsville Missouri and married March 14 1905 in Bethany Missouri. The couple moved to Idaho 30 years ago settling in Burley then Declo five years ago and were tied to Declo Drug Co. Survived by husband and three children Mrs Harvey Rogers Wayne Patterson Boise Willard Patterson Declo and four grandchildren.
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Burley
Burley Methodist Church
Elva A. Patterson
R. T. Patterson
Decio
Christian Science Reader
New Gem Memorial Park
Patterson
Dainsville
Bethany
Idaho
Declo
Declo Drug Company
Kaiser Challenged To Prove Charge
Representative George H. Bender challenged Henry J. Kaiser to prove his claim that political pressure is being used to break Kaiser's lease on a Cleveland blast furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George H. Bender
Ohio
Henry J. Kaiser
Cleveland
Scouts hear Preston Visitor on youth program in city
Preston Visitor Dan O Henry of Los Angeles addressed Franklin county Boy Scouts leaders during regular weekly meetings. He discussed program possibilities and joined in University of Scouting events in Logan while Franklin County scouters attend training through Sept 23. Warren Venemon at General Hospital underwent operation and is reported in satisfactory condition.
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Preston
Dan O. Henry
Los Angeles
Franklin County
Henry
Cache Valley Council
University of Scouting, Council
Logan
L. V. Merrill
Warren Venemon
West Benton St
General Hospital
Funeral Services For Kirstein Marie Jensen Danielson
Funeral services will be held in Logan Friday afternoon for Kirstein Marie Jensen Danielson 94 one of Cache county s oldest residents A native of Denmark she came to the United States in 1909 as an LDS church convert She died last night at the Logan home of a daughter Johanna J Nielsen Survivors include two daughters a son 35 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Cache County
Kirstein Marie Jensen Danielson
Denmark
United States
Johanna J. Nielsen
Dauhters
Reseeding Tour Opens For Idaho Ranchers
A range reseeding tour sponsored by the University of Idaho Extension Service the U S Forest Service and the grazing service will be held for live stock men of south central Idaho Monday Sept 20 Ray O Petersen extension conservationist said in a letter to County Agent Willard E Kunz Ranchers north of the Snake river meet at the Minidoka courthouse in Rupert and those south of the river at the Burley courthouse Tours start at 9 a m The group will visit reseeded areas and observe methods for removing sagebrush and cheatgrass and successful seeding practices Contact Kunz for transportation arrangements
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Rupert
University of Idaho Extension Service
U. S. Forest Service
The
Grazing Service
Idaho
Ray O. Petersen
Willard E. Kunz
Petersen
Snake River
Minidoka
Burley
Minidoka National Forest
Kunz
Court Schedules October List
Idaho district court in Pocatello sets October hearings per clerk Ed M. Bryan. Motions October 11 include George Young versus W P Morefield collection. October 12 at 10 a.m. injunctive trial Idaho Premier Mines Corp versus J F Arnold et al. Personal injury and property damage cases fill the October docket through October 29.
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Idaho District Court
Pocatello
Ed M. Bryan
George Young
W. P. Morefield
Idaho Premier Mines Corp
J. F. Arnold
Mark L. Johnson
Lillian Gleason
Bernie C. Flandro
David L. Evans
Audrey George
al Cicone
Cloyd C. Bowden
John Bourquin
Erma Smith
J. C. Baker
Injured Youth Ed Grayson Airs Fractured Jaw
Edwin Grayson 16 of 830 East Maple St. is reported in satisfactory condition at St. Anthony hospital after a heavy lawn roller handle struck him, causing a fractured jaw during a loading accident with a brother-in law. He is expected to stay hospital for several days.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Edwin Grayson
East Maple St
Grayson
W. T. Grayson
Young Grayson
Stolen Car Reports Surge in Bannock County
Bannock county sheriff's office investigates a flood of stolen car reports led by R. W. Poole of Blackfoot who reports a brown 1939 Chevrolet four door sedan with plate 4B 504 in a hot pursuit search for clues.
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Bannock County Sheriff's Office
R. W. Poole
Blackfoot
Poole
Manslaughter Charge Filed in Cozad Motorcycle Death
Justice of the Peace Charles W. Hyde says an involuntary manslaughter complaint is filed against Richard Hall, 30, for a collision that killed N. L. Cozad as he rode a motorcycle on August 29. Hall had earlier been charged with leaving the scene of the accident. Cozad died at a Lava Hot Springs hospital.
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Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Hyde
Richard Hall
N. L. Cozad
Hall
Cozad
Idaho Traffic Deaths Rising
Idaho safety officials report 41 persons age 20 or under killed in traffic accidents through August 1947. Total deaths under 21 for 1947 reach 49, with 138 total traffic fatalities by August, up from 118 the prior year. May to August shows 1,588 drivers in accidents outside Boise, including 484 in ages 15 to 24 and 351 in ages 25 to 34.
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Boise
Idaho Safety Director's Office
Idaho
Boise City
Births and legal actions in local records
General Hospital reports births at Sept 15 and 16 with parents Fred Balls Sam Bunt Stan Owaik Delbert Johnson Ross Saxton George Burback Moylan Martin and others. Police Court cases include Eugene Sandell failing to stop and Gilbert Medina fined for disturbing the peace. Marriage licenses issued to Poll Oakey Daigle and Tlean Durtschi, Arlo Daniels Myrtie Hudson.
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General Hospital
Fred Balls
Portneuf Park
Sam Bunt
Driggs Hotel
St. Anthony Hospital
Stanley Owaik
Hansen
Delbert Johnson
Ross Saxton
Arbon
George Burback
Washington
Moylan Martin
West Lewis
Eugene Sandell
Gilbert Medina
Infant John Steven Pendlebury Dies in Hospital
Blackfoot Idaho infant aged one month died after a three week illness in a Pocatello hospital. He was survived by parents Neeland and Artie Pendlebury and four brothers. Funeral held Tuesday at Peck & Peckham mortuary with LDS bishopric member officiating. Burial in Grove City Nebraska.
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Blackfoot
John Steven Pendlebury
Neeland
Artie Barrowman Pendlebury
Pocatello
Leon Duan
Neeland D
Albert LeRoy
William B. Pendlebury
John H. Pendlebury
William Barrowman
Idaho
Peck & Packham
First Ward
LDS
Grove City Cemetery
We Barkley Sees Berlin Crisis Easing Abroad
Senator Alben Barkley predicts a peaceful settlement of the Berlin crisis after his European tour. He warns Russians may hesitate to escalate and notes peace depends on mutual concessions. Barkley joined by Hatch Roeney and Taft on Truman’s Independence while in Berlin he met General Clay.
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Washington
Berlin
Alben We Barkley
Kentucky
Barkley
Carl A. Hatch
N. M
John J. Roéney
N.Y
Henry
O. Tait
Truman
Independence
Europe
International Parliamentary Union
Rome
Lucius D. Clay
Charles A. Eaton
N.J
House Foreign Affairs Committee
John Foster
Dulles
Republican Party
Eaton
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
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Diplomat
Old Hickory Distilling Corp
Phila., Pa
ISC
Idaho State College
E. A. Patterson
Kaiser
Logan Pioneer
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Gydnia America Line
the Diamond Cab Co, Inc
Aetau Apy
News of Record
N. Fowler
South Fourth Ave
William C. Enke
Park Drive
E. 0. Rich
South Ninth Ave
T. C. Faler
North Arthur Ave
Poll Oakey
Daigle, Ida
Tlean Durtschi
Salt Lake City
Arlo Daniels
Myrtie Hudson
Nebraska
Hoover Motor CO
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