Hearing At Boise Opens This Morning
The Idaho Farm Bureau Federation led by Alfred C. Cordon challenges Mountain States Telephone rate hikes at a state Public Utilities Commission hearing set for 10 a.m. Monday September 27 in Boise. The federation argues the increases are unjust and would cost Idaho operators their jobs while noting prior approved increases and the projected cost to install dial phones. Cordon will represent the federation at the Boise hearing.
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Local Nurses Honored By Idaho Assn
Three Pocatello nurses earned executive roles in the Idaho State Nurses Association this week in Sun Valley. Sister Mary Alphonsus of St. Anthony's Hospital joined the board, Sister Frances Clare became vice-chairman of the state administrative section, and Lloydeen Grimes was named secretary. The meeting featured speaker Mrs. Leila I. Given of the national organization. Other officers include Mrs. Frances Vassar of Boise as president and Pauline Cassetto of Lewiston as vice-president.
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Frances Vassar
Boise
Della E. Morgan
Nampa
Pauline Cassetto
Lewiston
Mary Anne Knight
Twin Falls
Agnes Hendrickson
Rona Whelan
Folke Bernadotte In Final Rites in Stockholm
The body of Count Folke Bernadotte was cremated at Stockholm North Cemetery after a simple service at Gustaf Vasa Church. Thousands attended including Boy Scouts, kings, diplomats, and office workers to honor the UN mediator who was assassinated in Jerusalem on September 17 at age 53.
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Ferguson taunts Truman on Hoover loyalty testimony
Senator Homer Ferguson challenged President Truman to allow FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover to testify on the loyalty check program. He suggested a public discussion of Communist infiltration in the federal government and asked whether Hoover could disclose the number of card carrying Communists and their tenure on the federal payroll.
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Draft Evader Nabbed on Coast
Walter Roger Krauter 35, a magazine and book salesman, was arrested by FBI agents in Los Angeles while dining with a woman. wanted in New York for draft evasion and attempted bribery, he jumped a $3000 bond after failure to return a selective service questionnaire. A $12,000 bond was set pending extradition. The companion was not held.
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River steamboat disaster kills 93 on Amazon
Belem Brazil reports the riv er steamboat Manauense burned Sunday near Marajo Foz bay on the Amazon river. Officials say 93 of about 100 aboard were killed with 7 survivors. The fire catastrophe occurred during a voyage in the bay area.
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Soviet Tass counters Western Berlin talks reports
Tass, the Soviet news agency, issued an official statement declaring Western accounts of the Berlin four power talks inaccurate and misleading. It claimed secrecy was observed by the USSR and Western ambassadors, while asserting the Western press and Bevin speeches drove the Kremlin to publish its version and that only Western reports misled public opinion.
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Candidates Take It Easy Over Sunday
President Truman and Governor Thomas E Dewey rested from campaigning Sunday and prayed for peace. Truman, in San Antonio, pitched pennies into a Spanish well and spoke of a peaceful, happy world. Dewey, in San Francisco, urged support for a UN peace effort and a global prayer for peace.
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Cycle and Car Involved in Blackrock Accident
Two Elgin youths, Bob Dummermuth and Paul Hoag, were riding east on U S 91 near Blackrock when their motorcycle pulled into a station area and collided with a car driven by H Raymond Pulley of Idaho Falls. Dummermuth, 20, was taken to General hospital for head x rays. Hoag escaped with minor injuries. First aid was given at the Hall service station. no arrests were reported by sheriff's deputy Norman Fordyce.
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Taylor Charges War Mongering War Mongering Taylor
Idaho Senator Glen H Taylor charged Sunday night that leaders of the American government are steering toward a war of extinction in a Wallace party rally speech. He called John Foster Dulles a slick Wall Street lawyer and accused James V Forrestal of helping set up a fascist dictatorship in the country.
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Bit Player Found Beaten to Death in Hollywood
The body of movie bit player Henry Schwab, 30, was found in his Hollywood apartment on Sunday, with police saying he was beaten to death about ten days earlier. Schwab was a quiet tenant who often hosted soldiers at his place and rarely had women guests, according to his landlady.
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Pocatello Dedicates Memorial Pool In Community Ceremony
Mayor George R. Phillips, city council coxswain, became the first to plunge as dedication ceremonies marked the opening of Pocatello Memorial Pool. About 300 youths swam in 59 degree water while funds near 20000 were highlighted as one third donated by residents and groups. Zeke Hubbard accepted on behalf of veterans, a color guard attended, and officials christened the red brick pool with mountain water.
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Pocatello
Ed Cunningham
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Plane Crash Kills Five in Oregon
A two engine private plane from Fresno, California, crashed into a Portland hillside during a heavy rainstorm, killing five young men believed to be Fresno State college football fans. The Civil Aeronautics Administration identified the aircraft as registered to Raymond G. Trimble of Fresno. Trimble, manager of Trimble Flying Service, said his son W. R. Trimble, a Fresno State student, had taken four college friends to the Fresno Portland University game.
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The Loves of Carmen serial begins in Pocatello POST
The Pocatello POST will publish starting Thursday morning September 30 a serial tale The Loves of Carmen by Sophie Kerr. Carmen appears fiery and dazzling as she entangles men, sparks intrigue, and draws readers day by day into adventurous encounters.
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Robins Declares Utah Governor Title Slip Sparks Laughs
At the Utah Idaho football halftime in Salt Lake City 18 000 fans heard the announcer name Idaho governor C A Robins as Utah's top official. Robins clarified he remains Idaho governor while the crowd chuckled at the mix up during the ceremony.
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Lady Luck Drops Hot Race Tip at Ascot
Mrs. Peggy Palmer runs a South Croydon pub. A dog at her bar dropped a white sapphire worth 200 dollars, mistaken for glass. Customers backed the 100 to 8 longshot White Sapphire at Ascot, but Palmer did not bet and had no idea the horse was running.
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Final Atomic Espionage Report Expected Soon
House investigators race to complete a three week secret hearings based report on atomic espionage. Subcommittee chairman J Parnell Thomas says private hearings will run through the week with four witnesses Monday and possible summaries at week end. A reliable informant says the draft will criticize Roosevelt Truman and Attorney General Tom Clark for not prosecuting highly trained agents.
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Death Sentences in Prague Black Market Case
A Prague court sentenced a black marketeer to death for selling stolen food ration capons. It marked the first use of the anti black market law passed a year ago. Two others received life terms and a fourth defendant was jailed twenty years. Heavy fines were imposed.
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Soviet governor Sokolovsky leaves Berlin for Moscow
British licensed DPD news report states Marshal Vassily Sokolovsky, Soviet military governor of Germany, departed Berlin by air for Moscow, but confirmation is not available.
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Stalin Welched On Berlin Blockade Pledge, Western Notes Say
The United States Britain and France accused Stalin of breaking a secret pledge to lift the Berlin blockade. They released a 24000 word white paper detailing talks from Aug 2 to 23 and asserting Stalin personally confirmed an agreement to allow Western forces to stay in Berlin while studying technical questions before lifting the blockade.
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Joe Lynam Killed In Plane Crash
Idaho Falls promoter Joseph Lynam, a wrestling figure, died in a lone plane crash near Redmond Oregon while en route to arrange a match. The light aircraft wreckage was found beside the Horse Ridge highway at about 4500 feet. Officials said the pilot attempted to follow a highway but missed a turn and struck a hill. no other bodies were located.
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Roof Collapse Kills 18 at Berlin Theater
In the American sector of Berlin a small theater named the Palmer collapsed during an evening performance. After 90 minutes of digging 18 bodies were recovered and nine people were seriously injured. American MPs aided German doctors and first aiders. The theater was likely weakened by wartime bombing and shell damage with a seating capacity of several hundred.
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Chinchilla Kitten Brings $500 to NY Arrival
Maria Hughes, a Pennsylvania State College senior, arrived from Chile via Peruvian International Airways at International airport, reporting the trip left her $500 richer after a chinchilla she was bringing reproduced en route. The newborn kitten was valued at $500.
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Maria Hughes
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Grain Exports Expected To Top 1947 Record
The Agriculture Department predicted that current crop year grain exports may exceed last year’s record by nearly 4,000,000 tons. Secretary Brannum favors higher shipments to avoid surpluses, while Secretary Sawyer urges cutting exports to curb domestic prices. The report projects world exports around 38,000,000 tons, with the U.S. providing about half.
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