Sheriff Belnap Threatens Post Man With Jail
A heated interview with Bingham county sheriff Charles Belnap led to threats against reporter Jack Harvey over facts on a Negro fugitive. The man, Jamaica Finley, 25, is sought in an attempted slaying at the E. J. Harder ranch near Shelley. Police describe Finley as tall and very dark, with a history including a prior arrest and escape from Pocatello jail.
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Jack Harvey
POST
Bingham County
Charles Belnap
Harvey
Jamaica
Finley
E. J
Dewey Links Inflation and War Threat in New Mexico Speech
Governor Thomas E. Dewey argued in Albuquerque that inflation and the threat of another world war stem from Truman policies. In a University of New Mexico gymnasium address, he urged cutting government spending, trimming a bloated bureaucracy, and reducing the national debt, with tax revision to spur savings and production.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
Dewey
University of New Mexico
Congress
Gay Idaho Dedication Unites Rail Officials and Indigenous Chiefs
High ranking railroad and industrial leaders join Indian dignitaries for the noon dedication of Gay Idaho a new town near Fort Hall named after J R Simplot s daughter. The ceremony features a silver spike drive and the presentation of gifts to Miss Gay and Mrs Simplot.
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Idaho
Gay
Phosphate
Fort
Fort Hall
J. R. Simplot
George F. Ashby
Union Pacific
Murray Burns
Morrison-Knudson Company
W. T. Nichols
Westvaco Company
Simplot Company
Ashby
Simplot
Lasalle Pocatello
Willy George
Little Princess
Delma Teiushin
Miss Gay
Simplot Fertilizer Company
Princess
Union Pacific Railroad
Dworshak and Miller Meet in Idaho Campaign Clash
Lewiston Idaho UP describes a campaign encounter between U S Senator Henry Dworshak and Bert H Miller. Justice Miller a Idaho supreme court Democrat stopped in transit from northern cities and noted labor opposition to Dworshak over Taft Hartley law.
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Lewiston
Ida
Idaho
Henry Dworshak
Bert H
Miller
Idaho State Supreme Court
Boise
Dworshak
North Side Land Corporation formed in Rupert Idaho
Secretary of State authorized the incorporation of the North Side Land Corporation in Rupert. Incorporators are Fred L. Wilson of Filer Wilbert H. Moller and Lawrence H. Duffin, all from Rupert. Capital is 50 shares no par value.
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BOISE
North Side Land Corporation
Rupert
The
Land Corporation
Fred L. Wilson
Filer
Wilbert H. Moller
Lawrence H. Duffin
Blimp To Help In Plane Search
The navy ordered a long range blimp to join the search for a Navy plane and five missing men in Manitoba near Le Pas. The loss occurred since Sunday and the blimp will assist in locating the missing aircraft and crew.
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Washington
Navy
Manitoba
Canada
le Pas
Storm Rips Way Across Florida Damaging Citrus
A tropical hurricane battered half of Florida destroying citrus and vegetable crops as it moved offshore into the Atlantic. Winds of 30 to 40 mph lingered in Miami and Everglades City reported 1 foot of floodwater. Key West and the Keys suffered severe damage with demolished shacks.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Atlantic
Lake Okeechobee
Weather Bureau
South Florida
Coast Guard
Everglades City
Everglades
Key West
Florida Keys
East
Daytona Beach
Charleston
S. C
Dedication Set For Sunday Now
Pogatello's memorial swimming pool will be dedicated Sunday if weather allows. Mayor George Phillips and the Rev. Ed Cunningham aim to open the pool and watch forecasts from the local weather bureau as they hope to avoid a repeat of last Sunday's rain. Water superintendent Bill Spier monitors reports to proceed with the ceremony in the afternoon.
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Pogatello
George Phillips
Ed Cunningham
Bill Spier
Phillips
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pickets Withdraw From Oakland Docks
In San Francisco CIO longshoremen ended pickets at Oakland docks to allow rail movement of cargo already unloaded from ships.
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San Francisco
CIO
Port of
Oakland
City to seek grand jury probe into slot payoffs
Twin Falls expects a grand jury investigation after the arrest of former police sergeant Orville A. Rineohl on a extortion charge for allegedly taking 1000 dollars in marked bills from slot operator O. A. Rambo under threat of license revocation. Mayor H. G. Lauterbach said the evidence is substantial but declined to reveal details. The case is under submission before District Judge Hugh A. Baker.
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Twin Falls
Hugh A. Baker
Orville A. Rineohl
O. A. Rambo
Rambo
H. G. Lauterbach
Baker
Rineohl
Gillette
J. H. Blandford
First Break Seen In Coast Strike
The independent Union of Oil Workers and Union Oil reached a wage agreement during a CIO oil workers strike now in its 19th day. The settlement matches a 12 1/2 cent hourly wage hike rejected by the CIO, seen as a possible influence toward broader CIO settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Independent Union of Oil Workers and Union Oil Company
CIO
Oil deal blocked by U.S. on Romanian oil machinery request
The state department blocked Romania's attempt to obtain eight million dollars worth of American oil machinery, disclosures show the action was made public on Wednesday in Washington.
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Washington
Romania
State Department
Food Prices Falling Across Markets
Chicago reports butter leading a wholesale price drop to the lowest since April with a seven cent dip in two days. A&P Chicago cuts top quality butter to 75 cents a pound, while New York chains trim four cents. Dairies plan a half cent milk cut Oct 1 as Dun and Bradstreet index shows 13 cent weekly decline.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Four power Berlin crisis to be referred to UN
The United States Britain and France sent Russia a final note asking if she accepts four power control of Berlin. If Russia declines the western allies will bring the German issue to the United Nations. The note was delivered to Russian ambassadors in Washington London and Paris.
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London
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Berlin
United Nations
UN Assembly
Security Council
Washington
Robert Lovett
Gen. Marshall
Paris
Lovett
Center of
Tuesay
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Poland
Soviet Union
Lions to Donate New Hammond Organ to Pocatello High
Pocatello Lions will present a $3000 Hammond organ to the high school auditorium after their Cavalcade of mirth and music on October 22 and 23. Principal E Rip Gledhill and Superintendent George N. Green praise the gift as highly as the student president Gary Paxman and music heads Ingard Nielson and Rampton Barlow. The show, run largely by unpaid locals, features Demetri Roules directing in a hour forty five minute program with tickets around 60 cents to $1 awaiting final.
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Pocatello Lions
E. “Rip” Gledhill
George N. Green
Ingard Nielson
Rampton Barlow
Pocatellans
Ralph Garrett
Lions
Gary Paxman
Hotel Bannock
Garrett
Alden Tall Rigby
Demetri Roules
P. W. Carlson
Gledhill
Green
Paxman
Barlow
E. V. Simison
Ralph Kearsley
Lafe Bingham
Halley Myers
Bob Purrington
Lamont Turpin
Mike Mac Butch
Ralph Wheeldon
Truman Attacks Eastern Republicans Over West Power Fight
President Truman told an Oakland Lakeside Park audience that reactionary eastern Republicans strangle westward power development and threaten Central Valley projects. He urged electing a Democratic president and congress to replace them and accelerate western economic growth.
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Oakland
Calif
Truman
Republican Party
West
Lakeside Park
Driver Held On Death Charge In Buggy Crash
Idaho Jeo of Clayton was found guilty of reckless driving after a car collision demolished a baby buggy carrying Beth Warnick daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Warnick 59 Campus Drive Tuesday. Jeo fined 50 dollars and costs in Justice Charles W Hyde court. The child escaped serious injury being thrown onto the undamaged top of the buggy.
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Idaho
Jeo
Clayton
Beth Warnick
John B. Warnick
Campus Drive
Charles W. Hyde
Driver Fined In Justice Court
Richard Hall appeared in the court of Charles W. Hyde on a preliminary hearing for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Nick Cozad. Hall was bound over to the Fifth district court and held on a $2500 bond. Attorney John Black represented him.
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Charles W. Hyde
Richard Hall
Nick Cozad
Hall
Fifth District Court
John Black
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Belnap
Chester Brown
U. P
Pocatello City
Harvey Finley
Rupert Firm Incorporated
Miami Beach
Caribbean Sea
Vero Beach
George C. Marshall
Ernest Bevin
Moscow
Robert Schuman
Lions Club
Far West
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