Truman Reveals End of Atomic Monopol y
Reports from seismographic stations in Europe and the Middle East tie violent quakes in southern Russia to a July blast. President Truman announced the United States may have learned of a Soviet atomic explosion, prompting calls for international control and calm.
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Russia
Turkestan
Iran
U. S
Europe
United States
London
Helgoland
Cuxhaven
Germany
Florence
Italy
Eight Killed When B 29 Explodes on Guam Strip
A U P report says a United States Air Force B-29 crashed on the Guam air strip during takeoff and exploded killing eight crew members and injuring six. The bomber was attached to the 19th Bombardment Wing and an engine failure was blamed for the accident.
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Tokyo
Air Force
Guam
Far East Air Forces Headquarters
19Th Bombardment Wing
Tells Setting Plane Blast
A 41 year old mother confessed she arranged a home made bomb aboard an airliner that exploded killing three New York industrialists and 20 Canadians. Police say she killed the wife of a Montreal jeweler and sought the jeweler for questioning. She bought the explosives and shipped the parcel from Quebec airport to Baie Comeau.
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Quebec City
New York
Marie Pitre
Montreal
J. A. Guay
Ram Auction Opens Today in Idaho at Stockyards
The 23rd annual ram auction sponsored by the Idaho Wood Growers association opens at 9 30 a m at the stockyards near the railroad underpass north of Pocatello Col E O Walter serves as auctioneer Luncheon is served at noon during the day long session A business meeting with dinner is planned at Bannock hotel at 7 p m
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Idaho Wood Growers Association
Pocatello
Col. E. O. Walter
Bannock Hotel
Farmer Disrupts GOP Farm Conference in Sioux City
A man who called himself a Republican and a farmer jumped at a GOP farm conference and demanded to hear plain farmers. The interruption disrupted the hearing on farm problems, already advanced by farm organization officials. Senator Kenneth Wherry criticized the administration's farm program as the disruption followed calls for permanent farm legislation.
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Sioux City
GOP
Kenneth Wherry
Neb
Three Compensation Hearings Set Here
Idaho Industrial Accident Board scheduled hearings on 13 workers compensation cases across Nampa Twin Falls Burley Pocatello Challis and Boise from October 7 to October 21. In Pocatello three cases include Leland E. Ellis vs Garrett Freightlines and state insurance fund Marge Collins vs Pacific Fruit Express and Lydia A. Kelly widow of Alva Leroy Kelly vs Morrison Knudsen.
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BOISE
Nampa
Twin Falls
Burley
Pocatello
Challis
Idaho Industrial Accident Board
Leland E. Ellis
Garrett Freightlines
State Insurance Fund
Marge Collins
Pacific Fruit Express
Lydia A. Kelly
Alva Leroy Kelly
Morrison-Knudsen
AEC signs Blaw-Knox for reactor design work
Idaho Falls, Idaho the Atomic Energy Commission announced that Blaw-Knox Construction Co of Pittsburgh has signed a contract to provide architectural engineering services for a materials testing reactor Leonard E Johnston Idaho AEC operations manager said the agreement was concluded Friday.
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Arca
Idaho Falls
Atomic Energy Commission
Blaw-Knox Construction Co
Pittsburgh
Leonard E. Johnston
Idaho
AEC
Cities Duty Emphasized At Idaho Municipal League
H Chatters executive secretary of the American Municipal Association urged municipalities to protect personal rights and pursue home rule. He said cities must band together to secure needed measures and elect a representative council. Mayor Ear J Glade of Salt Lake City stressed enlightened municipal electors.
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Car! H. Chatters
American Municipal Association
Idaho Municipal League
Hotel Bannock
Idaho League
Fur flies as Pollock domestic dispute ends with cat
LARNED Kan UP report says Mrs John Pollock started a window cooler fan and found the family cat inside the unit. The incident followed a quarrel between Mrs Pollock and her husband. Authorities advised no charges were filed.
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Larned
Kan
John Pollock
Education Key to Safeguarding Democracy, Says Dr. McIntosh
Dr. Carl McIntosh, ISC president, praised the press and radio for an informed electorate and urged education as the best safeguard for democracy. He spoke on college operations and compared issues in colleges with municipal governance.
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United States
Carl McIntosh
ISC
Weather Outlook Warm and Partly Cloudy
Increasing high cloudiness and continued warmth today and Sunday with highs near 90 and a low around 50. Friday's forecast shows a high of 88 and a low of 38 with no precipitation.
Major Hoople Forecasts Upset Football Results
Major Hoople unveils weekly predictions in a playful open with wins listed for Connecticut over Yale and Vanderbilt over Georgia Tech. He projects scores for major college games and notes an editor’s caveat favoring Lafayette over Princeton and Princeton over Lafayette.
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Egad
Kalloo
Connecticut
Yale
Lafayette
Princeton
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Holy Cross
Georgetown
Penn State
Villanova
Pitt
Wm. and Mary
Parade Highlights Red and Blue Day at Pocatello High
Pocatello High School staged a mile long parade in red and blue for Red and Blue Day. Nearly 50 floats passed before a large crowd. Boise squad won the big six conference game 14 to 7. Queen Bobbette Buehler and runners up rode the lead float as coronation occurred at halftime.
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Pocatello High School
Bobbette Buehler
Bobbette
Mary Ellen Dalton
Kay Jean Watson
Pocatello
Boise
Jody Winterbottom
Joyce McPhie
June Panopolos
Boise High School
Latin Club
Lawrence Beck
Kenneth Bingham
Darrell Jensen
Jerry Burgon
C of C Sets Early Christmas Plans
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce announces a pre Christmas parade in the first week of December. J. L. Craig says the parade plans were set at a merchants bureau meeting and that only lamp post and subway decorations will be used with new ones purchased to replace three year old decor.
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Pocatello
J. L. Craig
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants Bureau
Subway
Craig
Attlee Government Backs Devaluation Vote in Parliament
Prime Minister Clement Attlee's Labour government plans a vote of confidence next week in Parliament over its devaluation policy. Herbert Morrison stated at a Finley rally he expects victory in a three day debate.
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London
Clement Attlee
Labor
Conservative
Labor Party
House of Commons
Herbert Morrison
Finley
Highway bids come in well under engineer estimates
Three low bids totaling $35,668.30 under the engineers estimates were submitted Friday for projects in Bonner Cassia Bannock and Bingham counties. The only bid above estimate was Idaho Constructors Inc's $38,133.90 on widening U S Highway 191 between Pocatello and Blackfoot. Pickett and Nelson submitted a $74,133 bid for resurfacing 5.343 miles of the Albion Conner Creek Road.
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Boise
Bonner
Cassia
Bannock
Bingham
Idaho Constructors, Inc
U. S. Highway 191
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Bingham Counties
Pickett
Nelson
Idaho Falls
Albion-Conner Creek
It Is as Fatal as It Is Cowardly to Blink at Facts
Quote on opinionated stance appears on the Classified Page, urging acknowledgment of facts despite personal taste. The line frames a debate over truth versus preference in public discourse.
FBI Captures Banker In Columbus Bank Loss Case
Clyde G. Redtenwall aged 65 a longtime cashier from Spencerville Indiana was taken into FBI custody in Columbus Ohio on Friday in connection with a bank losses alleged to total 125000 dollars caused by shortages and bad checks during the bank’s closing</analysis>
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Columbus
Ohio
Clyde G. Redtenwall
Spencerville, Ind
Pocatellans React to Truman Atomic Bomb Announcement
Residents of Pocatello offered varied opinions after President Truman announced an atomic explosion in Russia. Views ranged from surprise and uncertainty to scientific and social implications, with comments from ISC and naval plant personnel, professors, students, a railroad worker, and others.
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Pocatellans
Truman
Russia
H. P. Sturm
ISC
Reaction To News Varies Across World After Atomic Bomb Disclosure
President Truman announced an atomic explosion occurred in Russia triggering global speculation. Experts debate Russia's capability, U S production, and the arms race while Russia silent at the UN and Canada faces uranium espionage questions. Public reaction spans alarm and calm, with little immediate action expected.
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U. S
Mr. Truman
Clement Atlee
London
Louis St. Laurent
Ottawa
United States
Tewman
Truman
Russia
Hiroshima
Moscow
Andrei Vishinsky
United Nations
Canada
Royal Investigating Commission
New York
Extend Time At Navy Plant To Dec 31
Reduction of the Naval Ordnance plant employes to an 80 man maintenance force has been postponed until Dec 31. Comdr E V Bruecher said the demobilization of the 430 remaining civilian employes will be curtailed to keep the plant on an operating schedule until the final working day Dec 30. Capt W P McCarty and Comdr Bruecher discussed personnel at a Seattle conference with 13th district officials. Captain McCarty is expected to return here soon.
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Naval Ordinance
E. V. Bruecher
Bruchez
W. P. McCarty
Seattle
13Th Naval District
McCarty
Unday
Pocatello Police Seek Knife Suspect
Pocatello police hunt a man described as C. EF. Cox about five feet ten inches tall and 155 pounds with sandy complexion. He was driving a green Plymouth sedan from 1947 with two possible companions in connection with a noon stabbing.
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Pocatello
Deck
C. EF. Cox
Boy Struck by Bus in Pocatello Incident
Two year old Richard Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Parry Nelson of 856 E Carter St suffered bruises and minor head cuts when struck by a transit bus Friday around 6 35 p m in Pocatello.
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Richard Nelson
Parry Nelson
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