Yugoslavia Breaks with Soviets in UN Balloting Move
In New York Yugoslavia rejects Soviet bloc line at the UN opening of the General Assembly Balloting for president is secret with Clementis favored by Russia and its allies An independent Yugoslavia signals a shift amid Cominform tensions Chinese delegation hints at UN charges against Russia over aid to Chinese Communists The steel and mining strikes threaten broader industrial paralysis here as wage talks stall and mediation continues.
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Flushing, N
Yugoslavia
United Nations
General Assembly
Mod Sh
Havara Marcel
Dallot
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Vladimir Clementis
Belgrade
Cominform
New York World's Fair
Norman J. O. Makin
Herbert V. Evatt
Russia
Ukraine
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Clementis
Four Groups Enter Candidates For ISC Homecoming Queen Idaho State College
Four men's dorms sponsor candidates for ISC Homecoming Queen election on Friday Sept 30. The campus events include skit night coronation pep rally and a parade with the ISC Colorado College game while Glenn Henry’s band plays at the homecoming dance. Awards total 15 for best welcome sign and float. runner-up floats receive 10 and 5. Lancers and Players club lead halftime activities with college marching band and Cadettes performing.
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Idaho
State College
Frazier Hall
Glenn Henry
Henry
Lancers
Players Club
College Marching Band
Labor unrest and devaluation rock Western Europe
Labor federations in Britain France and Italy pressed for wage increases as devaluation spread after Britain cut the pound. The Netherlands and Indonesian guilder were devalued 30 percent while Belgium eyed further cuts. Poland Iran and Turkey pledged to hold their currencies steady amid adjusted exchange rates.
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London
Europe
Britain
France
Italy
Netherlands
Poland
Iran
Turkey
Reich Wants Lands Back
Bonn reports West Germany's first postwar government sworn in with Chancellor Adenauer pledging to press for the return of Eastern German territories ceded to Poland. In a lengthy inaugural address he強 criticized Soviet Russia over how German POWs were handled, citing 1.5 to 2 million missing prisoners.
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Bonn
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Konrad Adenauer
Poland
Adenauer
Soviet
Russia
Stocks Tumble On N Y Exchange Prompted By Labor Picture
New York stocks fell sharply in trading after labor concerns dominated sentiment. Over 2 million workers faced strikes as selling intensified in the opening hours, wiping about 1.5 billion dollars in market value and pushing the industrial average down 3.38 points.
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New York
Indictment Returned in Peekskill Riot Case
Six youths including Joseph Lillis 25 son of Peekskill police chief were indicted Tuesday over the September 4 riot at Paul Robesons concert near Peekskill New York.
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Whith Plains
N. Y
Joseph Lillis
Peekskill, N. Y
Paul Robeson
Peekskill
Blue Veteran Charles L. Chappel Dies at 102 in Long Beach
Charles L. Chappel 102 a rugged veteran and former national GAR commander candidate died at Naval Hospital Long Beach after his ambulance brought him from home. The longtime Blue was famed for his spirited mayhem and devotion to veterans groups.
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Long Beach
Calif
Blue
Charles L. Chappel
GAR
Naval Hospital
Friday Big Day At High School
Pocatello high school students prepared for the Red and Blue Day celebration with a queen coronation and float and costume contests. An assembly at 10 45 a m will crown the queen and award prizes, followed by a 1 15 p m parade through the city to the Idaho State College Spud Bowl stadium for Pocatello versus Boise in the Big Six conference opener.
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Pocatello High School
Polio Victim Pushes 2450 Miles to New York
William C. Lebow a 43 year old Clovis New Mexico hotel clerk who is half paralyzed arrived in New York in the wheelchair he pushed himself 2450 miles in 201 days from March 4. He said he left home to prove polio victims can get around in a wheelchair using only arm power.
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New York
New Mexico
William C. Lebow
Clovis, N. M
Burley Divorce Granted Over Desertion in 1910
In Grand Rapids Michigan Mrs. Josephine Burley was granted a divorce from James Burley on grounds of desertion. The couple separated after December 1910 when the husband left and did not return.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Josephine Burley
James
Idaho Mayors Prepare for Municipal League Convention
Mayor W. W. Halsey and councilmen plan for the Idaho Municipal League meeting in Pocatello. Leaders host a three day event at Hotel Bannock with speakers including Carl H. Chatter Myrtle Burdett Earl Glade L. J. Peerson and Carl W. McIntosh. Registration opens Thursday at 10 a.m. and new officers will be elected Saturday.
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W. W. Halsey
Jack Halliwell
Ray J. Davis
James Hopper
C. A. Carmack
Idaho Municipal League
Pocatello
Idaho
League
Bannock
Carl H. Chatter
American Municipal Association
Myrtle Burdett
Shoshone
Earl J. Glade
Salt Lake City
L. J. Peerson
Boise
Idaho Department of Public Health
Carl W. McIntosh
Idaho State College
League Board
Delay Start On Highway Realignment In Pocatello District
Construction of a six mile stretch of U S Highway 91 191 in the Pocatello district is temporarily delayed awaiting equipment. Carl E Nelson Construction Co of Logan Utah carries the project with C A Kelley as district state highway engineer expecting to start this week and place temporary surfacing before winter. The project costs 221738 dollars and runs 120 working days with widening and resurfacing within a 150 foot right of way through north Pocatello.
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Carl E. Nelson Construction Co
Logan
Utah
C. A. Kelley
Kelley
Pocatello District
Pocatello
U S Concludes Case Against Tokyo Rose
In San Francisco the government closed its treason case against Mrs Iva Toguri Tok yo Rose d Aquino asserting she broadcast inflammatory statements to GIs in the South Pacific. Defense summation then began and the six man six woman jury is expected to start deliberations Friday.
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San Francisco
Iva Toguri
Tokyo Rose
d’Aquino
South Pacific
Vandenberg Urges Passage of Arms Aid Bill
Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg urges approval of the 1.314 billion arms aid bill as peace insurance against Communist aggression. He says aiding non Communist Europe boosts U.S. defense and treaty obligations. The House has approved. Senate leaders plan a night session to push final passage by Thursday.
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Washington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
United States
Europe
House
Senate
Robins Governor to Speak at Hayden Lake Young Republicans Meet
Idaho Governor C A Robins will headline a regional conference of Young Republican leaders at Hayden Lake on October 1 and 2, with attendees from across the region.
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Hayden Lake
C. A. Robins
Idaho
Idaho Baptists Hear Leaders Warn Of Diminishing Youth
The 55th annual East Idaho Baptist Association session in Pocatello heard Rev. Clifford J. Young warn that Idaho is losing its young leaders as students leave for colleges and trade schools. New officers were elected for 1950, including John H. Whitsell as moderator and Evelyn Wing as secretary.
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Clifford J. Young
Salt Lake City
East Idaho Baptist Association
Pocatello First
John H. Whitsell
Pocatello
Charles Shipp
Idaho Falls
Evelyn Wing
Stuart Davis
Dubois
Elmer C. Adams
J. E. Dollar
United States
George Orchard
Young
C. C. Rit
Club Membership Sales Progressing at Pocatello Country Club
James Franklin reports strong early interest in the new Pocatello Golf and Country Club with 50 memberships sold. Fifty memberships were sold from 69 contacted, while many others remain undecided rather than rejected.
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Country Club
Mel Deaton
Pocatello Golf and Country Club
James Franklin
Deaton
Franklin
Trial Opens For $50 000 Damage Suit In Auto Motorcycle Crash
Oral Garth Howell, 18, filed a $50 000 general damages and $565 medical bill claim after a October crash on U S Highway 30 north of the city. Howell alleges a broken leg and head and body injuries. the leg now crooked due to improper healing. Jury of 12 selected. Walter H. Anderson for Howell. Ben Peterson for Earl Ellis, auto dealer.
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Oral Garth Howell
Fifth District
Isaac McDougall
Howells
Earl Ellis
Howell
Walter H. Anderson
Ellis
Ben Peterson
Whittier P-TA Opens Year With Record Crowd
A record crowd of 150 parents attended the Whittier P-TA meeting as Jim Leese introduced Louis Dunn now principal at Whittier and teachers. Ina Wilson led community singing. Miss Tombs first grade room won for most parents present. refreshments served by officers.
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Whittier
P-Ta
Jim Leese
Louis Dunn
Ina Wilson
Tombs
Indian 19 Year Old's Body Recovered From Portneuf River
Police recovered the body of 19 year old Charlie Reed of Wild Cat Trading Post Gallup New Mexico from the Portneuf River near Putnam Street. Coroner Hall estimated the body had been in water 10 to 14 days with no signs of foul play. Three Greyhound baggage checks with clothes and personal effects tied to Sept 10 arrival were found in his wallet. Detectives Black and Hadley led the investigation. Reed had worked as a track worker for Union Pacific near Buford Wyoming.
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Portneuf
Putnam St
Charlie Reed
Wild Cat Trading Post
Gallup
N. M
John McCullough
St. Arthur Ave
Arthur W. Hall
Greyhound Station
Union Pacific Railroad
Buford
Wyo
Y. D. Black
Glenn Hadley
National Newspaper Week Observance Noted in Idaho
Idaho Governor C A Robins urged residents to honor National Newspaper Week set for Oct 18. The 98 daily and weekly Idaho newspapers will join in a slogan stating Freedom goes where the newspaper goes.
Denver mother confesses in baby death case
Betty Salazer of Denver admitted losing her temper and violently striking her three month old son Clarence, who died shortly after. A coroner's jury ruled the death resulted from beating and blows inflicted by the mother.
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Denver
Betty Salazer
Clarence
Navy ordnance plant jobs surge as 500 workers face discharge
Idaho State Employment Service and Mayor Halsey’s council rush job matching for Naval Ordnance Plant workers facing discharge by Nov 1. 14 machinists sought for Union Pacific shops 30 laborers for Pacific Fruit Express 10 for the U P roundhouse. Cox notes 34 classifications with active applicants. efforts to retool the plant include possible government use or sale to private industry.
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Pocatello
Naval Ordnance Plant
Idaho State Employment Service
Union Pacific Railroad
Pacific Fruit. Express
U. P. Roundhouse
Webb Cox
ISES
W. W. Halsey
Special Employment Council
Cox
Ordnance Plant
Glen H. Taylor
John R. Steelman
Department of Defense
General Services Administration
Steelman
Noronic Toll Rises To 130
The Noronic fire disaster death toll climbed to 130 with 56 identified. Coroner Herbert Lansborough reported 51 people still unaccounted for. Red Cross urged unreported passengers to contact authorities. Canadian Steamship Lines said the luxury liner was a total loss and would be scrapped.
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Toronto
Herbert Lansborough
Red Cross
Canadian Steamship Lines
Civil Rights Action Set To Move In Senate This Year
The Truman administration plans Senate action on a significant civil rights bill this year possibly fair employment practices legislation. Liberal Democrats led by Sen. Humphrey pressed for action after civil rights groups urged reform, while the Dixie bloc likely vows a tough filibuster.
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Washington
Senate
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Truman
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Congress
Emond Services To Be Thursday Requiem Mass For Wilfred Emond
Requiem Mass for Wilfred M. Emond 21 of 176 Wayne Ave will be held 9 a m Thursday at St. Anthony's Church. He died Monday from injuries in a truck collision near Shelly while driving a National Biscuit Co. truck. Burial at Mountain View Cemetery under Downard Mortuary direction. Rosary at 8 p m today in the funeral chapel. Survived by family members listed in notice.
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St. Anthony's Church
Wilfred M. Emond
Wayne Ave
Shelly
Emond
National Biscuit Co
William Watson
Idaho Falls
J. F. McGowan
Mountain View Cemetery
Downard Mortuary
Pocastello, High
Idaho State College
Boy Breaks Leg In Gym Practice
Norman Christiansen 17 son of Mr and Mrs Norman Christiansen of 131 Rosewood Avenue was treated at Pocatello General Hospital Tuesday afternoon for a broken leg suffered during gym practice.
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Norman Christiansen
Rosewood Ave
Pocatello General Hospital
Lie Detector Pioneer Dr Leonardo Keeler Dies
Dr Leonardo Keeler 46 a leading figure in lie detector development dies Tuesday in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. His work helped advance modern detection methods and he was a prominent figure in the field.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Leonardo Keeler
Actor Richard Dix Dies in Hollywood at 54
Hollywood mourns Richard Dix a long time star of American films died Tuesday at age 54 from a chronic heart ailment. Dix known for his virile screen presence bridged silent and sound eras and left a lasting mark on midcentury cinema.
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Hollywood
Square
Richard Dix
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