Pocatello Considers Family Welfare Society Proposal
Scott urged Pocatello to form a Family Welfare Society under the community chest to aid needy families. He cited national practice, the L D S Relief Society absence, and potential headship by a trained social worker, with council members planning to discuss at next meetings. The Gate City goal is $40,000 versus a national $84,000 for similar cities.
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Pocatello
Paul Scott
Community Chest
Council of Social Agencies
Ray Balmforth
Council
Scott
L.D.S. Relief Society
Cunningham
Ed Cunningham
Family Welfare Society
Ransom Carver
San Francisco
Reig
Comunity Chest
Pocatellans
Gate City
Allies Move to Bring Russia Before UN Over Berlin Blockade
The United States Britain and France will urge the UN to take immediate action under Chapter VII over Moscow's Berlin blockade admiringly casting Russia as a liar and plotting war. Bevin Marshall and Schuman warned that failure to act could risk World War III with Russia veto power at the Security Council.
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Paris
United States
Great Britain
France
United Nations
Russia
Berlin
Ernest Bevin
UN Assembly
George C. Marshall
Bevin
Robert Schuman
UN Security Council
Truman Attacks Dewey on Trade and Tariffs in Texas
President Truman assailed Governor Dewey and Republican calls for unity. He branded the GOP as the high tariff party tied to Smoot Hawley and Joe Grundy, and warned against changing the reciprocal trade program. He urged continued reduction of trade barriers to secure peace and prosperity.
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Smoot and Hawley
Joe Grundy
Joseph R. Grundy
United States
Pennsylvania
GOP
Truman
Marauding dog kills sheep at Idaho university farm
Clark Torell, shepherd at the University of Idaho north farm, reported a marauding dog destroyed five purebred sheep and injured four others. He was awakened by a disturbance and could not reach the animal.
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Moscow
Ida
Clark Torell
University of Idaho
University
Torell
Dewey Pledges Local Control for Water Power Projects
Gov Thomas E Dewey urged strong local say in river and valley power schemes in the Pacific Northwest campaign stop He contrasted home rule with a centralized authority likening it to Tennessee Valley Authority and warned against entrusting control to three Washington appointees He spoke of Columbia River and Missouri Valley development to keep the nation strong and peaceful.
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Pacific Northwest
Columbia River
Missouri Valley
Dewey
Washington
Tennessee Valley “Authority
SEAE
Thomas E. Dewey
Idaho Skies Clear As Temps Rise in Idaho
The Boise area saw clear skies across southern Idaho today. Meteorologist E. H. Jones of the U. S. Weather Bureau predicted temperatures would rise Monday and Tuesday.
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Boise
Idaho
E. H. Jones
U. S. Weather Bureau
Plans Ready To Welcome NY Governor Dewey In Idaho
Republican leaders in Idaho prepare to greet presidential candidate Thomas E. Dewey aboard his special train in Idaho Falls and Pocatello. Senator Dworshak Ezra Whitla and local chairmen will join at both cities to introduce Dewey and host rallies before and after the arrival.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Ezra B. Hinshaw
Bonneville County
Joe Call
Bannock County
Roy Miller
Idaho
Henry C. Dworshak
Ezra B. Whitla
Gil Mayes
C. A. Robins
John Sanborn
Earl
S. Wright
Call
Miller
Hinshaw
Senator Dworshak
Dewey
Bird Pilot Eldon Bird Loses License For Six Months
Boise based C A A safety office suspended for six months the student pilot license of Eldon C Bird of Rigby Idaho after he left his practice area and operated an aircraft in a careless and reckless manner, officials said.
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Boise
Civil Aeronautics Administration Safety Office
Igffias
Eldon C. Bird
Rigby
Bird
Wallace condemns Berlin crisis as cover for war economy
Henry A. Wallace accused President Truman and Governor Thomas Dewey of using the Berlin crisis to justify draft and armament spending. He argued the crisis is a phony pretext and urged the UN to prevent a shooting war while cautioning against premature judgments about Soviet treaty violations.
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Dallas
Texas
Henry A. Walace
Truman
Thomas A. Dewey
Berlin
Wallace
Idaho High Court Opens Session Here
The Idaho Supreme Court opened in Pocatello with two morning cases and three docket items for Tuesday. Viola G. Cole vs Harvey Cole explored habeas corpus custody issues while Nate Morgan vs Firestone Tire and Rubber Co addressed sale and lease of property occupied by Firestone in Pocatello.
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Bannock County Hospital
Idaho Supreme Court
Pocatello
Viola G. Cole
Harvey Cole
C. M. Jeffery
H. J. Swanson
Nate Morgan
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Firestone Company
O. R. Baum
Ben Petersen
Darwin D. Brown
P. J. Evans
Merrill and Merrill
Howard H. Crenshaw
Sarah A. Crenshaw
Bonneville County
A. A. Merrill
Alvin Denman
Donna Marcene Wilson
William P. Hemminger
Lorin Kingsford
S. H
Neal Moon Wins $5 News Tip Plum
Neal Moon of the Bargain Barn won the Post weekly five dollar prize for the best tip after reacting to a train striking a car by calling the Post. Readers are urged to call the editorial office at 3530 with story ideas for a future award.
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Neal Moon
POST
Bargain Barn
The
Ofice
Death Comes To Bushfield Dakota Solon
Senator Harlan W. Bushfield of South Dakota dies at 66 after a sequence of strokes. He led the SD Republican party from the 1930s, served as governor elected 1938 and 1940, then U.S. senator from 1942 until this year. He was born in 1882 in Atlantic Iowa and survived by his widow and three children.
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Senate
Bushfield
Atlantic
South Dakota
Dakota Territory
Miller
John .L. Work
Upper Montclair
N. J
John and
Harlan, Jr
Work
Mormon Conference Heads to Salt Lake City for 119th Session
Thousands of Latter-Day Saints head for Salt Lake City for the 119th semi annual conference to be held in the Tabernacle starting Saturday. President George Albert Smith, age 78, will direct the three day gathering. The Women's Relief Society meets earlier with Belle S Spafford reporting on a $500000 campaign for a society headquarters in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Latter-Day Saints
Tabernacle
George Albert Smith
Women’s Relief Society
Belle S. Spafford
Treason Indictments Sought in Atomic Spy Case by HUAC
The House Un American Activities Committee urged treason indictments for Clarence Hiskey Marcia Sand John Hagecock Chapin and Steve Nelson for alleged wartime atomic spying for Russia. It cited Nelson contempt of Congress and urged DOJ action on another A bomb scientist known as Scientist X. The panel warned of the death penalty for wartime treason and cited evidence from intelligence officers and Chapins partial confession.
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Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Russia
Clarence Francis Hiskey
Polytechnics Institute
Brooklyn
N.Y
Columbia
Chiago
Marcia Sand
Hiskey
Arthur Alexandrovich Adams
John Hagehcock Chapin
Chicago University
Newark
N.J
Steve Nelson
Western Pennsylvania
Communist Party
Nelson
Congress
Justice Department
University of California
San Francisco
Chapin
Miss Sand
Women Hurt In Collision Of Cars Here
Two women were injured in a two car collision Monday afternoon near the base of Portneuf hill on highway 191. Mrs B W Richards of Provo Utah and Mrs George Stahlke of Washington were taken to Pocatello General hospital with chest head and wrist injuries. Sheriff Alma Marley said Richards was northbound and Stahlke southbound. cars ended jammed against each other on the west side of the highway.
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Portneuf Hill
Highway 191
B. W. Richard
Provo
Utah
George Starke
Washington
Pocatello General Hospital
Richards
Stahlke
Bannock County
Alma Marley
Japanese goldfish shipped in glass balls for seasickness hope
A dozen Japanese goldfish will be flown to the United States in sealed glass globes to prevent seasickness during ocean voyage. The fish are enclosed in the globes to avoid the usual seasickness on sea transport.
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Tokyo
United States
One Dead and One Injured in Pocatello Crash
A late model car collided with another heading north on South Fifth Ave. Ed win Horning 23 of Alameda died at 5 45 PM. Robert Goodrich 20 of 824 South Third Ave was listed in fair condition. The other driver Don Christensen 22 of 834 South Main St was uninjured. Horning was a naval veteran and machinist apprentice. Funeral arrangements by Hall mortuary.
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South Fifth Ave
Edwin Hornung
Taft St
Alameda
Robert Goodrich
South Third Ave
South Fifth Avenue
Don Christensen
South Main St
Town Meeting of the Air anchored by KEIO broadcast
The Pocatello POST sponsors America's Town Meeting of the Air on KEIO tonight at 8 30 PM. Denny Jr. hosts discussions with statesmen and civic leaders on national and world problems in a free debate known for its heated moments and high Hooper ratings.
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KEIO
America
Pocatello
The
Pocatello Post
George V. Denny, Jr
Denny
Pocatellans
Hiss Files $50,000 Slander Suit Against Chambers
Former State department official Alger Hiss sues Time editor Whittaker Chambers for $50,000 in slander, aiming to clear his name of communist charges. Proceedings began in Baltimore with Hiss alleging false statements.
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Baltimore
State Department
Alger Hiss
Time Magazine
Whittaker Chambers
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Charles Butterfield
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Leland Raymond, Jr
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