Ministers In Grave Mood At Paris Meet
Secretary of State George C. Marshall and the foreign ministers of Britain and France met in Paris amid a crisis atmosphere over the Berlin blockade. Western delegates considered appealing to the United Nations and issuing a white paper denouncing Russia. General Clay flew to Paris to bolster Marshall as the three allies sought a path through the Berlin standoff.
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Paris
George C. Marshall
Great Britain
France
Russia
Berlin
United Nations Assembly
Marshall
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Foreign Office
Quai D’orsay
Road Crash Kills 11 Youths Near La Porte Indiana
Eleven people die and six are injured in a head on collision between a small onion-picking truck and a large semi trailer five miles south of La Porte. Witnesses describe wreckage as looking like a bomb. The semi driver Robert Tweedie, 35, Logansport, is in critical condition with all injured in serious or critical condition.
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LA Porte
Ind
Here
Robert R. Green
Knox
Robert Tweedie
Logansport
Tweedie
Pocatellans Rally Help For Mrs X In Sorrow
Following Ian Hanson’s Off The Beat report, residents donate to Mrs X anonymously: $67 sent, a furniture debt receipt enclosed, and a washing machine offered. Funds cover illness and burial costs of her son with private acknowledgments.
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Pocatellans
Ian Hanson
Post Sunday Morning
Jensen Chosen Vice President in Public Lands Group
Edwin J. Regan was re elected president of the Interstate Association of Public Lands at its two day Hotel Bannock meeting. W H Pete Jensen of Pocatello was elected vice president with Forrest Cooper of Lakeview Oregon as general counsel presiding in Regans absence. The group discussed congress bills on tax loss payments and a 1949 convention site.
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Edwin J. Regan
California
Interstate Association of Public Lands
Gem
Bannock
W. H
Pete) Jensen
Pocatello
Forrest Cooper
Lakeview
Oregon
Regan
Lawrence Phipps
the Dalles
George R. Phillips
Congress
Idaho
Union
Montana
Arizona
Colorado
Utah
Washington
C. J. Olsen
U. S. Forest Service
Ogden
Association
J. A. Cooper
Dewey Opens Campaign Voice Unity and Peace in Iowa
Governor Thomas E. Dewey launched his White House bid in Des Moines promising unity at home and world peace. He predicted victory and a new era with Republicans on January 20. He pledged to act with national interest first, staff an administration of capable reformers, pursue peace, and work with Congress in a unified government.
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Des Moines
Thomas
Dewey
White House
Drake Fieldhouse
Onr
Congress
Denver
Truman
Wall Street
House of Representatives
Senate
Idaho Sees 15000 Men Register for Draft
Boise report says nearly 15,000 Idaho youths registered in the first week of the national draft. State officer Annabel R. Woodmore notes next steps include induction centers at Pocatello and Boise opening Oct 1 and the office will receive instructions on physical examinations for draftees.
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Idaho
BOISE
Annabel R. Woodmore
Pocatello
Women Barflies National Problem Warns WCTU Leader
Mary B. Ervin of Columbus Ohio, vice president at large of the National Women's Christian Temperance Union, says women alcoholics and problem drinkers exceed 680000 since repeal. She cites a 1948 census report showing women made up 17.98 percent of alcoholics in mental hospitals in 1945 and blames alcohol industry campaigns for normalizing drinking at home.
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Portland
Mary B. Ervin
Columbus
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Miss Ervin
WCTU
Census Bureau
Miss Arvin
Army Cargo Moves Again On West Coast Docks
In a wartime suspension of activity under a military truce, CIO Longshoremen drew pickets and cargo loading for the army's Pacific outposts resumed on the West Coast. About 30 percent of west coast shipping is affected with backlogs in Stockton Oakland Los Angeles and Seattle as high priority military cargo moves despite the strike. The army by passed the strike by hiring independent stevedoring firms to move supplies.
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San Francisco
CIO
West Coast
Pacific
Waterfront Employees Association
Stockton
Oakland
Los Angeles
Seattle
WEA
U S Says No Rush to Leave Korea Until UN Talks
The United States told Russia that American troops will not leave Korea until the United Nations General Assembly can discuss the full problem. Washington dismissed Russia’s January 1 troop pullout as propaganda aimed at pressuring the UN meeting in Paris.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Korea
United Nations
State Department
Radio Moscow
Paris
Left Turn Leads to Three Vehicle Pileup in Idaho
Police report a green light left turn by Peter Ospital 59 arban farmer caused a three vehicle crash at Oak St. and Pocatello Ave. Two injured including Mary Lombardi 28 with a broken arm and her son Frederick 4. Ospital charged with reckless driving. The Lombardi car struck Ospital’s truck causing a rollover.
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Oak and Pocatello Avenue
Peter Ospital
Arbon
Ospital
Oak
Fred Lombari
North Seventh Ave
Lombardi
Pocatello
St. Anthony Hospital
Arban Farmer
Oak St
Pocatello Ave
Mary Lombardi
Frederick
Fred Sr
Threat Seen To US Envoy In Jerusalem
In Jerusalem a 24 hour US Marine and Jewish police guard surrounded the American consulate after reports that Jewish extremists planned to assassinate consul general John J. MacDonald. The Stern gang was outlawed by the Israeli cabinet, and 20 more suspects were seized and sent to a detention camp.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
United States Marine
John J. MacDonald
MacDonald
United Nations Truce Commission
Stern
Count Folke Bernadotte
Andre P. Serot
Tel Aviv
Bernadotte
Israel
Sam's Away From Off the Beat Column
Sam Han son absent from the POST editorial page as sinusitis keeps him from writing. For several days the Off the Beat column will not appear replaced by a daily message from Robert Ruark, a fellow POST star writer.
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Sam Hanson
POST
Sam
Robert Ruark
The
Galaxy of Star
Tragic Fort Hall Truck Backover Kills 4-Year-Old Eilene Breland
A truck backed over 4-year-old Eilene Marie Breland near Fort Hall killing her after a mother’s scream. Two men rode the truck, not seeing the child. Survivors include her parents Robert and Helen Breland and siblings. Funeral services pending at McHan Henderson.
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Fort Hall
Eilene Marie Breland
Breland
Eilene
Randall Dexter
Blackfoot
Bingham County Sheriff's Office
Robert
Helen Bear Breland
Cecil
Robert Breland
Alex Breland
Rawlin
N. D
Bessie Judson
Caliente
California
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Kenney Relieved as Air Forces Command Chief
Gen. George Churchill Kenney loses command of the strategic air command in a surprise shakeup. Lt. Gen. Curtis E. Lemay takes over in Europe and Gen. John K. Cannon will succeed Lemay at European command with Kenney to head the Air University at Maxwell AFB.
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Washington
George Churchill Kenney
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Curtis E. Lemay
Air Force Headquarters
Kenney
Andrews Air Force Base
Lemay
U. S. Air Force
Europe
John K. Cannon
Air Trainng Command
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
Cannon
Air University
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Legion Sets Concert Dates For Wertz Piano Recitals
The American Legion Wertz piano concert committee scheduled October 1, 6 and 8 for concerts. Louie Wertz, a V-12 student, will perform at reduced prices for college and high school students. October 6 tickets are 60 cents. other nights are 1.20 for adults. Tommy Terrell chairs post No. 4 committee with Blaine Gasser in advertising, Robert Flandro on ticket sales, and Mike Lutzker in public relations.
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American Legion Wertz
Louie Wertz
Tommy Terrell
Legion Post No. 4
Blaine Gasser
Robert Flandro
Mike Lutzker
Scout Court Of Honor Set For Pocatello Troop 17
About 30 members of Pocatello Boy Scout troop 17 will be honored at a court of honor tonight at Memorial hall at 7:30. Darrell McClure, son of Kenneth and Mrs. McClure of 340 South Hayes, will receive a palm for his Eagle badge. Legion post 4 sponsors urged all members parents and Legionnaires to attend.
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Pocatello Boy Scout Troop 17
Memorial Hall
Darrell McClure
Kenneth McClure
South Hayes
Legion Post 4
Legionnaires
Rooney in Hospitalized For Throat Infection At Home
Film star Mickey Rooney is treated at home for a serious throat infection with an abscess and high fever. Dr Stanley Imerman says penicillin is being used and surgery may be required.
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Hollywood
Mickey Rooney
Stanley Imerman
Rooney
Lehman Dominates Cards In Russets Playoff Victory
Ken Lehman of the Idaho Falls Russets fired a one hitter against the Pocatello Cardinals, winning 4-0 in the Pioneer league semi final. Nat LeBlanc doubled for the lone Cardinal hit in the seventh. Curley allowed five Russets hits as Lehman’s 121 pitches sealed the win. The two clubs meet again Tuesday in Idaho Falls.
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Ken Lehman
Idaho Falls
Russets
Pocatello Cardinals
Nat LeBlanc
Curley
Jim Curley
Lehman
Cardinals
Curly
Podtaello
Bob Mahoney
Jim Lamay
Lava Hot Springs VFW to Honor Edwin Bell in Return
Lava Hot Springs VFW post to oversee the return of Edwin O Bell Seaman first class 19 from Leyte Philippines where he was killed in action He will be buried Sept 25 at 2 pm in Lava Hot Springs cemetery Hall mortuary in charge Family includes his mother Willard D Bell and multiple siblings across several towns
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Lava Hot Springs
VFW
Leyte
Edwin O. Bell
Philippines
Hall
Lava Vfw
Seaman Bell
Lava
Willard D
Alta Martindale Bell
Farragut
Naval Radio
Madison
Wisconsin
S. S. Alco Pioneer
P.I
Dewaine Bell
Green Rowsell
Four-jet B-45 crashes near Aspaugh killing two pilots
A four-jet B-45 experimental bomber from Muroc AFB exploded in flight near Aspaugh California and fell in a flooded grain field. Sheriff Ben Gurr said two badly burned men were recovered after the wreckage cooled. Pilot George W. Krebs 30 formerly of Kansas City and co-pilot Nicholas T. Pickard 31 of Manhattan Beach died.
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Aspaugh
Cal
Muroc Air Force Base
Here
Tulare
Ben Gurr
Los Angeles
North American Aviation
George W. Krebs
Kansas City
Krebs
U. S
Nicholas T. Pickard
Manhattan Beach
Pickard
RAF
Kathleen
Crash Victim In Bad Shape In Idaho Incident
Clara Jaynes age 22 sister of He ber Jaynes 21 killed in early Sunday crash near Pocatello remains in poor condition at General hospital. She suffered basal and frontal skull fractures. William Batchell from Murray also died. Anne Morris 26 sister of Jaynes is in good condition at St. Anthony's hospital with cuts and bruises. Bob Watts driver of the car is in fair shape at a Salt Lake hospital with lacerations and possible internal injuries.
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Clara Jaynes
Heber Jaynes
Salt Lake
Pocatello
General Hospital
Miss Jaynes
William Batchell
Murray
Anne Morris
Jaynes
St. Anthony's Hospital
Bob Watts
Salt Lake Hospital
PBY Rescues Greek Sailors in Strait of Belle Isle
A coast guard PBY flying boat rescued eight badly burned Greek crewmen from the freighter Orion after it ran aground and exploded in the Strait of Belle Isle near Newfoundland. The rescue occurred as the aircraft, based at Argentia, landed on the burning ship and evacuated the injured before returning to Argentia.
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New York
Monday Reed
Orion
Strait
Belle Isle
Newfoundand
Argentia
Nild
Lockwood
Hoover Improves at Home as Pneumonia Heals
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover, ill with bronchial pneumonia, has shown a very heartening improvement, agency officials reported Monday.
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HV Og Buyysti
Smen
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W. H. Jensen
Public Land Group
Tom Dewey
Iowa
U.S
Loraine Reese
South Fourth Ave
George Lonchar
James Akers
Ft. Hall Girl
Kenny
Air Forces
Scout Court of
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Independence
Republican Party
Robert Taft
Taft
GOP
Republican Congress
Statehouse
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Canon City
Salt Lake City
Lava Hero
Lawrence Phillips Jr
Springfield
Mass
Earl Warren
Jeffery
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