Gov Dewey Arrives in Pocatello for Indian Welcome
Presidential candidate Governor Dewey visits Pocatello at noon with an elaborate program including an Indian headdress presentation by Ralph and Julia Dixie of Fort Hall and moccasins for Mrs. Dewey by Belma Truchot. A rear platform address follows in Gate City.
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Dewey
Pocatello Post
Republican Party
Ae Rines Acces
Pocatello
New York
B. T. Russell
POST
Ralph and
Julia Dixie
Fort Hall
Belma Truchot
Bannock County
Womer Republicans
Paul Crane
Bannock Young Republicans
Bannock Gop
Roy L. Driller
Gate City
Montana
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake City
LDS Tabernacle
Witness Claims CIO Union Run by 450 Communists
A House labor subcommittee recessed an investigation into the CIO United Electrical Workers after a witness testified that about 450 Communists and fellow travelers controlled the union. The charge came from Joseph B. Matthews, former investigator for the House Committee on Un-American Activities.
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Washington
House
CIO
United Electrical Workers
Joseph B. Matthews
House On American Activities Committee
Dewey Warns Iron Curtain Dictators in Campaign Address
Governor Dewey in Great Falls warns that no dictator or trigger happy militarist can exploit U S political campaigns. He urges unity against totalitarian methods and vows a stronger peace effort after January. He notes a Salt Lake City policy speech to focus on foreign policy and peace.
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Grent Falls
Mont
Thomas A. Dewey
Russia
GOP
Dewey
U.S
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Great Falls
Paris
Iron Curtain
Republican Party
Governor designates Newspaper Week and Idaho Parent-Teacher Month
Idaho Governor C A Robins urged observance of the ninth annual Newspaper Week starting Oct 18 and named October as Idaho Parent-Teacher Month. He cited Idaho’s 13 daily and 82 weekly newspapers as guardians of the citizen’s right to know.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
Idaho
Food price declines predicted by grocery chiefs
In Chicago on Wednesday leaders from two major chains predicted continued price drops through year end. National Tea president H V McNamara cited grain harvests as driving a steady decline, while Jewel Tea president Franklin Landing noted a general downward trend in food costs. The Dun and Bradstreet index showed wholesale prices easing with butter hitting the year’s lows. meat prices varied as hog prices stayed mostly steady or eased in corn belt markets.
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Chicago
H. V. McNamara
National Tea Stores
Milwaukee
Franklin Landing
Jewel Tea Co
Landing
Dun & Bradstreet
New York
Anita Colby Quits Job and Starts Colby, Inc
Blond Anita Colby, a famed magazine cover girl and Hollywood executive, resigns from Paramount effective December 1 to launch Colby, Inc. in Los Angeles and New York. The venture is backed by an unidentified New York financial house. Colby previously served as a consultant to David O. Selznick.
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Hollywood
Anita Colby
Colby, Inc
Los Angeles
New York
Paramount Studio
Para“the Face
David O. Selznick
Window theft hits Molinelli Jewelry store
Nineteen watches valued as popular makes were taken when a window was smashed at Molinelli Jewelry between 4 and 5 30 am Wednesday. The haul included 17 men’s wrist watches one man’s pocket watch and one ladies wrist watch. Police had no trace by Wednesday night but had ruled out several suspects.
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Molinelli
Twin Falls officer bound for trial on extortion charge
Twin Falls probate court bound over former officer Orville A Reinoehl to district court on an extortion case alleging a $1000 payoff. Evidence showed cafe owner O A Rambo testified he paid the money under threat of revoking slot licenses. Deputy Pete Rountree detailed Reinoehl arrest and remarks.
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Boise
Twin Falls
Orville A. Reinoehl
O. A. Rambo
Reinoehl
Oehl
Rambo
Rountree
Reineel
Pocatello Firm Submits Tentative Hospital Plans to Blackfoot Officers
Paradice and Hunter of Pocatello submitted 35 bed hospital plans for Bingham County to Blackfoot officials and medical leaders. The two story design is favored over a one story, with expansion to 50 beds possible. Federal aid totals 535,500 with 177,500 government share. 59,166.66 available immediately.
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Blackfoot
Bingham County Hospital
Paradice and Hunter
Pocatello
County Hospital Association
Poplar Street
M. B. Tuohy
Ftwo
Tuohy
Bingham County Hospital Association
Paul de Mordant
Louis Felt
Ranfred Christiansen
W. P. Judge
Robert M. Kerr, Jr
Medical Association
Kerr
Vernon L. Harris
Department of Public Health
Charles Vanderwood
L. R. Clegg
Neil F. Boyle
James R. Ryan
Earl Miller
Chamber of Commerce
L. R. Thomas
James Ryan
Red Cross
H. C. McGonagle
American Legion
Frank Brock
The
Elks
Agnes Just Reid
Presto
W. H. England
Moreland
Eddie Turpin
Thomas
S. W. Quisenbury
Pingree
MacInnes
Miller
Isabella Peterson
Frank Paradice
Ray Hunter
Gunman Kills Ex-Convict Then Targets Wife in Cleveland
In Cleveland a gunman in a sport jacket fired six bullets into 30 year old Sam Jerry Monachino, an ex convict, killing him. He then shot at Monachino’s pregnant wife as she screamed, paused after firing three times, and fled in a nearby sedan.
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Cleveland
Sam Jerry Monachino
U S Declares Evidence Lacking On Russian Atomic Spies
The Department of Justice said on Wednesday it has no evidence to prosecute the three men and a woman named by the House Un American Activities Committee as Russian atomic spies.
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Washington
Justice Department
House UN- American Activities Committee
Idaho Nurse Exam Dates Announced
Idaho State Nurse Examining Board will meet in Boise on October 4 5 and 6 to consider license applications by reciprocity or examination. The state nurse exam is set for October 25 26 in Boise Lewiston and Pocatello according to Estella Mulliner director of occupational licenses.
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Dewey
C. A. Robins
Idaho
Henry C. Dworshak
John Sanborn
Ezra B. Hinshaw
Ezra Whitla
Gate City
Miller
GOP
Blackfoot
C. C. Cox
Bingham County
Elmer Williams
Leo Murdock
Oscar Packham
Joe Stewart
Eunice Vanetta
Montpelier
A. E. Thiel
R. J.rich
Jess McClellan
Paris
Sherman Lowe
Bear Lake
Republican Central Committee
Preston
Alvin Cutler
Franklin County
Tom Heath
Soda Springs
Arthur Kelly
Caribou
Milton Horsley
Mel Brown
Edgar Largilliere
George Boof
Pocatello
Todd Cahill
Bannock County Central Committee
BOISE
Idaho State Nurse Examining Board
Estella S. Mulliner
Louision
Westello Units to Begin Construction in Pocatello
16 Westello housing units in the West Bench subdivision will start today under the Pocatello Industrial Housing group led by Harley P. Markham. The plan aims to ease the local housing shortage with additional units planned for fall. Some homes may be ready by Christmas with more slated for spring and summer construction. Cedric Allen reports sewers and utilities are in place and streets ready for surfacing.
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Westello
The
Pocatello Industrial Housing Group
Harley P. Markham
Gate City
Pocatello
West Bench
Markham
Cedric Allen
Wallace asserts racial reform in South at unsegregated Houston rally
Henry A. Wallace, Progressive party candidate for president, told more than 3500 at a Houston auditorium that racial discrimination can be routed in the South. He faced eggs, tomatoes, and boos but in Dallas and Houston tours faced different receptions during a southeastern campaign swing.
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Houston
Texas
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
South
Wallace
Dallas
Georgia Opens Ballots to All Parties in Senate Action
Georgia Senate votes to let all parties appear on the ballot while not mandating that presidential electors vote for the statewide popular winner. The measure, supported by States Rights Democrats, would place them on Georgia’s general election ballot, leaving the Truman slate unaltered and no guaranteed reflection of a Georgia popular victory in electoral votes.
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Atlanta
Senate
Georgia
House
Mr. Truman
Fire devastates granary near Osuchow. 22 dead, 30 hurt
In Osuchow near Warsaw a blaze swept a granary as the local fire brigade attempted to douse it. Twenty two people were killed and thirty were seriously injured in the incident.
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Warsaw
Poland
Osuchow
Ralph Bradford to Speak at Gate City C of C Banquet
Ralph Bradford national executive vice president and principal speaker at the Gate City chamber fall banquet will discuss travels through Europe and the Americas. J L Ledge Craig invites members to bring their wives as the event emphasizes business leaders' duty to community welfare and national safety.
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Gate City C
Ralph Bradford
Bradford
Europe
South
Central America
J. L. “Ledge” Craig
Chamber
College Homecoming Plans Highlight Weekend Events
Homecoming activities include a bonfire on Red Hill and a Spud bowl pep rally. The I burn on Oct 15 accompanies the bonfire and queen coronation. A parade, varsity and junior games, and a dance cap the weekend with a Sunday breakfast and alumni meeting.
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Red Hill
Frazier Hall
Jayvees
Hill Field
Xi Theta Tau
Kiyo Morimoto
Marge Christian
Lois Booth
Miss Morimoto
Bob Detweiler
Dale Lincoln
Jack
Bill Adamson
Jim Campbell
Cadettes
Annual Meet Brings District Five Together
More than a thousand Idaho public school teachers gather in Pocatello for the Idaho Education Association Fifth District meeting at Pocatello High School. The two day program runs from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with musical selections, addresses by Robert Montgomery and state leaders, sectional meetings for elementary to senior high groups, and a public evening program.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho Education Association
Robert Montgomery
University of Texas
Pocatello High School
R. Barlow
D. W. Martin
George N. Green
Alice Wade
Idanah Knudson
State Department
Alton B. Jones
IEA
J. M. Booth
Don M. Dafoe
Carl Nielsen
Moselle Geddes
Homer Williams
Montpelier High School
Wesley Baker
Mitchum Pleads To Narcotic Count
Hollywood actor Robert Mitchum pleaded innocent to a narcotic charge and set his trial for November 22. Co defendants starlet Lila Leeds and Robin Ford also scheduled for the same date. Dancer Vickie Evans seeks dismissal with a hearing set for October 7.
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Hollywood
Robert Mitchum
Thomas L. Ambrose
Lila Leeds
Robin Ford
Mitchum
Miss Leeds
Vickie Evans
Idaho Convicts Present Frolics At Prison Sunday
A 32 inmate cast at Idaho's state penitentiary will stage the Harvest Moon Frolics on Sunday. Warden Louis Clapp announced a preview Saturday for a group led by Governor C A Robins. Rev Lee Backman directs as part of rehabilitation. a master of ceremonies will link comedy, tap dancing, musical solos, and the prison band.
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Idaho
Boise
State Penitentiary
Louis Clapp
C. A. Robins
Hospital Case Up Today In Highest Court
The Bannock county hospital dispute returns to the Idaho supreme court at 2 p m for the final fall session. Ralph Harrison and others seek to block selling 1 009 000 in bonds for a new hospital on the Pocatello East Bench, with related receiving stations planned at Grace and Downey.
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Bannock County Hospital
Idaho Supreme Court
Ralph Harrison
David E. Revoir
Horace Jenkins
Ammon Hatch
Lester Hansen
East Bannock County
Pocatello East Bench
Grace and Downey
Truman Presses Farm Policy Charge in Oklahoma Tour
President Truman spoke in Oklahoma during a 12 stop campaign tour denouncing Republican farm policy as half baked. In Tulsa he sparred with Rep. George A. Dondero over public power, accusing Republicans of shifting dam control to private monopolies. He urged support for price supports rural electrification and reclamation projects.
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Truman
Oklahoma
Tulsa
George A. Dondero
Mich
House Public Works Committee
Dondero
Muskogee
Wales
U S plants open to union organizers
The U S Atomic Energy Commission opened all its plants to union organization while banning communist dominated unions. It named blacklists United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America and United Public Workers of America. The CIO unions protested.
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Washington
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
United Public Workers of America
CIO
Electrical
Pocatello Post Circulation Near Seven Thousand
The Pocatello Post reports rising paid subscribers from 5,318 on July 30 to 6,170 on August 30 and 6,971 today. The paper notes the growth toward the 7,000 mark as a favorable result of monthly counts.
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Pocatello Post
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CIO Union
Thomas E. Dewey
Robins
Pete Rountrew
Rein
Pocatello Firm
Henry
Dre
ISC
Colorado State
Idanah Pig Blackfoot
Miss Creed
H. L. Steele
TSC
Tillie Johnson
Genevieve Powell
Louis Munk
Daril Jorgenson
Firth
Lee Backman
B A. McDevitt
H. F. McQuade
C. M. Jeffery
Carl Christensen
A. C. Nichols
Wyoming
East Center Street
Francisco A. Cuoio
Appelant
Mike Koseris
H. J. Swawnson
Cuoio
B. A. McDevitt
Koseris
John W. Holt
Spencer Lumber Co
State Insurance Fund, Et al
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