Half Billion Arms Cut Up
Sen. Walter F. George of Georgia urged shaving 500 million dollars from the Senate military aid bill. He warned high defense spending means higher taxes and challenged administration views on Russia, saying today’s Russia differs little from yesterday in waging war. The Senate planned votes on amendments and the bill after these remarks.
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Washington
Walter F. George
Senate
George
Russia
Steel Bows and Union Strife Rock Coal and Auto Sectors
Non union workers were forced from a mine amid a strike started Monday as Southern coal operators rejected John L. Lewis's demand for past welfare fund contributions. Lewis met Northern and Western operators urging a halt while Ford moved toward a welfare package in talks with the UAW. Across industries, rail and rubber strikes idled over 100,000 workers as AFL critics struck Cincinnati papers and 400 St Louis bus drivers struck Missouri Pacific Trailways.
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Detroit
Ford
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
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Cincinnati
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Obituary for Marion M. Tubbs 70 in Ward L D8
Marion Maude Tubbs died Thursday at age 70. Funeral services were held Monday at 1 p.m. from the Fifth Ward L D 8 chapel with Bishop Melvin H. Walker officiating. The service featured multiple hymns, speakers J. O. Bandison, William Roskelley, Fred Parrish, and William Whitaker, and pallbearers from Odd Fellows. Interment followed at Mountainview Cemetery under Arthur W. Hall mortuary care.
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Marion M. Tubbs
Marion Maude Tubbs
Fifth Ward
L. D
Melvin H. Walker
Eighth Ward
Alton M. Alexander
del C. Hess
Don C. Miner
Eighth Ward Singing Mothers
Edna Drake
Venna Hess
Arthur W. Hal
James Clawson
H. Jensen
J. O. Bandison
William Roskelley
Fred E. Parrish
William P. Whitaker
Bishop Walker
Odd Fellows Lodge
F. K. Ng
E. W. Batten
A. G. Geisler
D L. Benson
Eugene Grant
M. H. Rodeback
DeLoi Tubbs
Walter Watkins
Theodore Tubbs
Elgin Wheelock
Bert _ Devenberg
Christy Wheelock
Eighth Ward Relief Society
Lillie Hale
Mountainview Cemetery
Arthur W. Hall
Paul Garvin Rites Held In Nampa Funeral Service
Funeral services for Paul Garvin 53 who died in Nampa Thursday were held at 3 30 p m Monday at the Arthur W Hall mortuary chapel with Rev O R Warford of the First Congregational church officiating. Music included vocal solos by Paul Willecke and Arthur W Hall a vocal duet by T Leland and Mildred Newey and accompaniment by Rose Wolsencroft. Active pallbearers were J W Garvin Lorin Garvin Robert Garvin Ross Bybee Drew Bybee and Lloyd Bybee.
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Paul Garvin
Nampa
Arthur W. Hall
O. R. Warford
First Congregational Church
Paul Willecke
T. Leland
Mildred Newey
Rose Wolsencroft
J. W. Garvin
Lorin Garvin
Robert Garvin
Ross Bybee
Drew Bybee
Lloyd Bybee
Mountainview Cemetery
Funeral services for Norman C Brown
Norman Charles Brown 40 World War II hero of Bataan died in an auto crash near Mc Cammon. Funeral services with full military honors will be in Hobbs New Mexico Saturday. Body accompanied by his brother Howard Arco Idaho was moved Tuesday evening to Hobbs.
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Norman C. Brown
Norman Charles Brown
Bataan
McCammon
Hobbs
N. Mex
Mr. Brown
Howard
Arco
Idaho
Potatoes Show Mixed Quality As Harvest Nears in Idaho Regions
Exploratory digging in Aber deen fields reveals potatoes of good size but unripe with loose skins. A hill of ten spuds yields five No 1, three No 2, and two culls. Tom Ballantyne notes shipments unlikely for two weeks. Prices exceed government support. field run potatoes bring $2.10 to $2 per cwt as sorting awaits peak season.
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Twin Falls
Burley-Rupert
Aberdeen
Tom Ballantyne
T. S. Vanderford Warehouse
$50 000 Damage Suit Against Auto Dealer Restarting
Oral Garth Howell 18 sues Earl Ellis auto dealer seeking 50000 in general damages and 565 in medical expenses for a broken leg from a motorcycle collision near Portneuf Park on Oct 25. Jury of four women and eight men heard two days of testimony. trial resumes at 10 am with witnesses.
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Garth Howell
Earl Ellis
Fifth District
Isaac MaeDougall
Howell
Ellis
Ben Peterson
Walter H. Anderson
Will Peterson
Portneuf Park
Navy Recruiter Transferred To Boxer Afloat Duty
Harvey C. Brown chief boiler maker USN and naval recruiting officer for the Pocatello area since June 1947 is reassigned to duty aboard the aircraft carrier Boxer at San Diego. Brown and his wife and two children lived at 538 No. 13th Ave. He previously served on the light cruiser Dayton in the Mediterranean.
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Harvey C. Brown
USN
Pocatello
San Diego
Brown
No. 13Th Ave
Dayton
Mediterranean
Potato crop outlook notes drop in Western states
The report says spud yields in the middle western states are down this year. Planting in 1949 fell 19 percent from 1948. Maine, as usual, reports a bumper crop.
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Maine
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