Warren Hits Farm Charge Denied by Warren as Pitchfork Claim Refuted
Governor Earl Warren, GOP vice presidential nominee, rejected President Truman's charge that Republicans harbored a pitchfork against farmers. Speaking to about 4000 at Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis, he called Truman's remark absurd and said farmers traditionally elect Republican leaders. He arrived before 4:30 p.m. CDT amid heavy downtown traffic.
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Kiel Auditorium
Drunken Driver In Police Car Was Not A Drunk Cop
State police in Santa Fe received calls about a police car weaving with a visibly intoxicated man at the wheel. The car turned out to be a police vehicle sold to a used car dealer two weeks earlier, easing concerns.
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Obituaries for Delpha C Arnell Smith and Henry Adams
Delpha C Arnell Smith 60 of Pocatello Idaho died after a short illness in a local hospital. She was born in St Charles Idaho and lived in Idaho all her life with eight years in Pocatello. She was active in the LDS church and married to William K Smith in 1907. Survivors include several children and grandchildren. The body was taken to a funeral home for services. Henry S Adams 66 of McCammon was found dead in a creek near the Union Pacific depot. No survivors are listed.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Burley and Hurt In Car Collision
Dorn Flowers 21 of Burley suffered serious injuries when his 1936 coupe left the road nine miles north of Oakley while passing another car at about 2 55 p m Tuesday. The vehicle rolled three times, tossing Flowers and two passengers. Flowers and Stephen Ottley were hospitalized at Cottage hospital. Joe Ferric was treated and released.
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Area Savings Higher In'48 Area Savings Higher In'48
Savings deposits in Pacific Northwest savings and loan associations rose in 1947 despite higher living costs. R Floyd Hewitt of the Pacific Northwest Conference cites Idaho up by 3.27 million to 23.48 million and a six state and Alaska total gain of 35.88 million in 1947.
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Malad Farm Bureau protests rail service stop
Oneida County Farm Bureau filed a protest with the Public Utilities Commission of Idaho Tuesday against Union Pacific petition to discontinue Ogden to Malad passenger service. Attorney Alfred C. Corden said up to five railroad brotherhoods may attend the Malad hearing as the railroad argues the service is unprofitable. The bureau contends the discontinuance would violate the railroad’s duty to provide passenger service to Malad and surrounding territory.
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Legion Chooses New Officials at City Post 120 election
New officers were elected in the annual City American Legion Post 120 vote. Commander Jake LaRue succeeds Joe Griggs. Other officers named include Isaiah Stokes Jr as first vice commander Oscar Jones as second vice commander Pompie Johnson Jr adjutant Edgar Secrett finance officer William Bill Jones service officer and John S Edwards chaplain.
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Joe Griggs
Isaiah Stokes, Jr
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Pompie Johnson, Jr
Edgar Secrett
William “Bill” Jones
John S. Edwards
Radio In Car Taken In Pocatello
Police report multiple car prowls and a car theft in Pocatello. A portable radio was stolen from Lawrence Tyler’s car near the Union Pacific yard master's office, and a black 1947 Ford two door sedan with license 1B 5347 was stolen from Florencio Omachevarria of Nadenc hotel with keys still in his pocket and the car locked. Authorities had no further details by Tuesday afternoon.
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Nadenc* Hotel
Law Catches Up New York Driver After 30 Violations
Carlo Mancinino 33 of Schenectady New York paid a $241 traffic fine in traffic court here. Police had pursued him for years after a pattern of 30 summonses for various parking violations before he was finally brought to justice.
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