Farmers Rush For Protection In Grain Slump
Government reports high cost of living and rising farm price protection loans as bumper crops push demand for loans. USDA notes large wheat and corn under loan and forecasts future grain volumes, while milk prices face scrutiny amid city price actions and meat price drops in California.
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Chicago
Labor Department
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Department
New York
William O’dwyer
San Mateo
Calif
OPA
Department of Labor
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
United Nations votes defeat Soviet attempts on seven items
The UN General Assembly rejected seven Soviet backed items amid a tense session focused on Russia's conduct in foreign affairs. Ambassador Vishinsky to speak Saturday as Washington and London weigh next steps after Marshall's Berlin warnings.
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Paris
United Nations Assembly
Russia
U. S
George C. Mareshall
Ernest Bevin
Berlin
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Marshall
Jacob Malik
Yugoslavia
Malik
Korea
Little Assembly
Vishinsky
United States
Four Pocatello youths enlist in navy training
Three Pocatellans enlist this week in the navy. Keith A. Jenks, Lawrence R. Randall, and Ralph L. Reynolds, with addresses listed, join Elred M. Teeples of Lava Hot Springs. All four depart to San Diego for eleven weeks of training.
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Pocatello
Navy
Keith A. Jenks
J. G. Jenks
Wagner St
Lawrence R. Randall
H. L. Randall
Randolph St
Ralph L. Reynolds
M. Reynolds
Elred M. Teeples
M. W. Teeples
Lava Hot Springs
San Diego
Prisoner Waives Extradition Here
Harry J. LeRoy held in Bannock county jail on grand theft charges waived extradition Friday. He will be taken to Oakland California when officers arrive. Embezzlement of 1500 dollars from an employee in his insurance business was the charge.
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Harry J. LeRoy
Bannock County
Oakland
Calif
Weekend Forecast Sees Showers and Mild Temps
The forecast calls for a mostly cloudy Saturday with occasional showers. Friday’s high reached 58 with a low of 37, while Saturday’s expected highs are around 47 and lows near 30 to 35.
ISC Student Registration Tops 1600
Registration at ISC surged to 1603 students on registrar Anna Capellen's books, not counting Friday registrants. Last semester's figure ran about 150 below Friday's record, with early September estimates around 1600 to 1800. Lines were long on Monday delaying late fees. Friday and Saturday were set aside for normal sign ups.
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ISC
Anna B. Capellen
Miss Capellen
Illinois Rebuffs Wallace Electors
Illinois Supreme Court refused to permit a mandamus filing to place Henry A. Wallace and Glen Taylor on the state ballot. The court had already barred all Progressive candidates from the ballot except local Cook County candidates, prompting a federal court challenge.
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Chicago
Progressive Party
Illinois Supreme Court
Springfield
High Court
Henry A. Wallace
Glen Taylor
Supreme Court
State Election Commission
Cook County
Dewey Attacks Truman in Hollywood on Communism Propaganda
Governor Thomas E. Dewey accused President Truman of aiding world communism by feeding their propaganda mill in a Hollywood Bowl speech. He said the Truman administration spreads false propaganda and contributes to communist influence through several actions.
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LOS Angeles
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
Hollywood Bowl
Judge chides draft evader in wartime conscience row
An 18 year old New York man, Stuart Perkoff, the first peacetime draft violator, was admonished by Judge Conger who urged him to rethink his stance as a conscientious objector. Perkoff surrendered to the FBI after failing to register. The judge said the country may be in peril and that the boy should not presume to decide the nation's fate.
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New York
Stuart Perkoff
FBI
Conger
Farmers Union rolls out plan to curb monopolies
The National Farmers Union presents a detailed economic program to President Truman and congressional leaders. It urges a $15 billion revolving fund to spur new capital investment and prevent recurring boom and bust cycles in the economy.
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Washington
National Farmers Union
Truman
Congressional
Big Farm Organization
Lad Finds Way Home After Ride In Real Police Car
Seven year old Michael Barrett Jr. got lost after boarding the wrong bus on Friday. State Police Lt J F Bedingfield and officer Al Nogo helped him reach his Polo Line road home after a police car ride.
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Lad
Michael Barrett Jr
Polo Line
Mike
J. F. Bedingfield
State Police
al Nogo
St. Joseph's School
Snow Forecast For Pocatello Area In Weekend Weather
Weatherman predicts snow on hills around Pocatello with a rain turning to snow before dawn and melting as temperatures rise. Saturday to be cloudy and colder with showers. Friday's high 58, low 37. Saturday expected 30 to 35 low and 47 high. Last year’s similar day showed 82/45.
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Pocatello
Charges Pressed In Minor Crash Involving Teen Driver
A minor crash at Fifth and Halliday streets led to a reckless driving charge against Floyd R. Hansen 17 of 1426 East Center St. He allegedly pulled from the right lane to turn left striking Irene E. Groceia 35 of Route 1 South. Hansen to appear in police court at 9 30 Saturday morning.
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Floyd R. Hansen
East Center St
Fifth
Halliday Streets
Hansen
Irene E. Groceia
Route 1 South
No inquest planned in James S. Kelly death crash
Coroner Arthur W. Hall said no inquest is planned into the car train crash that killed James S. Kelly on Maple street and Yellowstone highway. He stated the facts are clear and the case will likely stand on record unless new information emerges.
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James S. Kelly
Maple Street
Yellowstone Highway
Arthur W. Hall
Kelly
Pocatellan Finds Mother After 42 Year Search
Pocatello resident Blanche Alice Goldsberry Wood, 1304 South Sixth, reunites with her Los Angeles mother Alice Fuller after a 55 year family quest. The case traces divorce in 1891 Colorado, adoptions in Kansas and Colorado, and returns with 10 children and multiple grandchildren. Eugene Holmes of El Monte identified the father’s death and connections.
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Pocatello
Blanche Alice Goldsberry Wood
South Sixth St
Alice Fuller
Los Angeles
Nebraska
Blanche Alice
Kansas
Lena Marie
Colorado
Blanche Marie
Mrs. Wood
Registrar of Voters
Air Base
Harry Carahoff
The
Pocatello Police Orce
Truman Campaigns in Arizona Denounces Republican Cuts
President Truman campaigned through Arizona on Friday night accusing Republicans of applying the meat axe to irrigation appropriations. He arrived at dusk in Yuma and spoke to a large trackside crowd from the rear platform of his special train, delivering off the cuff remarks without a major speech planned.
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Truman
Arizona
Yuma
Spy Hearings End
The House un American activities committee cancelled public hearings on atomic espionage citing security risks from witnesses. It will release a complete report with all pertinent facts and excerpts from testimony taken in secret sessions.
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Washington
House un-American Activities Committee
Idaho C of C Holds Southeastern Meet at Bannock
More than 100 chamber of commerce members from southeastern Idaho gathered in Pocatello at the Bannock hotel for a noon luncheon and round table to harmonize views on state and national affairs. Notables included H A Elcock Earl Murphy J E Graham A H Harris Cy Davis Aden Hyde W W Thomas Vaughn Greaves Joe Cushman I H Harris Charles Whittaker Jay Van Avery E E Jacobs Marguerite Neuswanger Al Barrett Col M P Goodfellow led the discussion with Murphy guiding the state program.
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Chambers of Commerce
Idaho
H. A. Elcock
Twin Falls
Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Earl Murphy
State Chamber
J. E. Graham
A. H. Harris
Rexburg
Cy Davis
Aden Hyde
Idaho Falls
W. W. Thomas
Malad
Vaughn Greaves
Joe Cushman
Preston
I. H. Harris
Burley
Charles Whittaker
Jay
van Avery
Rupert
E. E. Jacobs
American Falls
Marguerite Neuswanger
al Barrett
Blackfoot
Col
M. P. Goodfellow
Pocatello
Seventeen Navy Hoyors win safe driving awards
Seventeen Naval Ordnance plant employees in Pocatello receive safety awards for at least one year without accidents. Captain W C Specht announces the ceremony next Monday at 11 a.m. and P B Nibecker of the Office of Industrial Relations extends congratulations.
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Naval Ordnance Plant
W. C. Specht
Office of Industrial Relations
P. B. Nibecker
OIR
Lost billfold reported by Keith McBride
Keith McBride of 628 South Arthur Ave. reports losing a brown billfold containing valuable papers and cards including a high school activity card a registration card and a hunting and fishing license.
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Keith McBride
South
Arthur Ave
Navy Beechcraft Found Alive After 12 Days Missing
A U S Navy C-45 Beechcraft vanished in northern Manitoba for 12 days and was found by Royal Canadian Air Force near an unmapped lake 240 miles northwest of The Pas. All five aboard survived, with rescuers directing survival signals and planning medical drops as rugged terrain hindered landings.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba Wilds
Royal Canadian Air Force
Pas
Lake
Canso
RCAF
Peron accuses Griffith of plotting revolt in Argentina
President Juan D. Peron charged former U. S. embassy cultural attaché John Griffith with directing plans for a revolt that would target Peron and Eva Peron. He alleged Griffith acted after diplomatic immunity and claimed foreign interests funded the assassination plot. he blamed opposition deputies as involved or aware.
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Buenos. Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
John F. Griffith
U. S
Eva
Uruguay
Peron
Grifth
Griffith
Chamber of Deputies
Final elk hunt permits issued for Swan Valley area
The Idaho Fish and Game Department announced the last drawing for 1948 big game permits will be Oct 1. One hundred elk hunting permits for the Swan Valley Heise region across Bonneville Teton Jefferson and Madison counties will be issued after a public drawing. The hunt dates are November 26 to 30.
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Boise
Fish and Game Department
Swan Valley-Heise
Bonneville
Teton
Jefferson
Madison
R. E. Hoffman
Game Department
Heavy Rains Delay Cowboy Pocatello Playoff Schedule
Rain in Twin Falls postpones the Cowboy Pocatello playoff tilt to Saturday night with games set for Sunday in Pocatello at two and Sunday night at eight. Jim Curley will start for Pocatello against Dick Myers of the Cowboys. Box-seat holders can pick up tickets at Halliwell park Sunday. others may call Marvin Milkes at 3294 to reserve.
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Twin Falls
Marvin Milkes
Victim Clara Jaynes Improves After Auto Crash
Clara Jaynes 22 remains in hospital with injuries from a Sunday auto accident. Attendants report she is slightly improved and conscious at times as her parents visited Friday during a lucid moment.
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Clara Jaynes
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