Vandenberg Urges Solons To Carry On Funding
Senator Vandenberg declared the Marshall Plan has worked miracles in halting communism and urged the Senate to authorize a new 5.58 billion dollar European Recovery Fund for the next 15 months. He opposed Taft and Russell’s 10 percent cut proposal, arguing for continued support.
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Solons
Washington
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Russell
D-Ga
R-Mich
Europe
Senator Russell
Dga
Police Help Non Striking Taxi Drivers Strike in New York
New York cab drivers walk out in a bitter city dispute leaving only 923 of 11 510 taxis in service by midday. Police arrested sixteen and sentenced four drivers to ten days in the workhouse while 18 faced charges from disorderly conduct to simple assault. Over 3 000 officers patrolled safety lanes to protect non striking drivers as the public grew nervous to ride.
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New York
Police Bureau of Operations
New York City
Prominent Matron Receives Birthday Greetings
The Tribune extends birthday greetings to Mrs. Lyman Fargo of 709 N Garfield a social leader for 55 years who celebrated an anniversary yesterday Her husband founded the Blythe Fargo company now Fargo Wilson Wells They lived at 144 S Garfield before building their home at 709 N Garfield 24 years ago She has two daughters Mrs Chester Wells of Pocatello and Mrs Nelson Howard of San Francisco The Tribune joins her many friends in best wishes
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Lyman Fargo
N. Garfield
San Francisco
Pocatello
Fargo
Guernsey Heifer Sale Slated for Jerome Fair Grounds
Four 4-H and FFA Guernsey heifer sale in Jerome on April 2 features 25 top quality registered heifers from leading Idaho herds. Sale chairman George W. Cleveland of Gooding coordinates the event at the fair grounds.
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Idaho
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Jerome
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George W. Cleveland
Gooding
Money Pours In as Missing Banker Faces Fraud Probe
In New York a missing National City Bank assistant manager Richard H. Crowe 41 fled after a theft totaling 884 660 dollars. Money by mail to banks and friends has reached over 100 000 with more missing. FBI issued wanted notices nationwide under federal embezzlement laws.
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Richard H. Crowe
National City Bank
Crowe
South
FBI
Bill Gives Congress Broad Powers to Veto Reorganization
A Senate executive expenditures committee approved a bill giving the President broad power to reorganize the government while making it easier for Congress to block such plans. The measure, rewriting a House-passed bill, would require dissent by both houses to kill any presidential reorganization proposal and would apply to the military establishment and six other departments.
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Truman
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Executive Expenditures Committee
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Executive Department
Railway Day Set May 20 in Pocatello
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Bureau announces Railway Day for May 20. J L Craig says plans include mall workers wearing railroad caps and a spike-driving ceremony with the mayor. A three member street-cleaning committee was named and bureau considers a $4 500 budget rise and ISC campus day May 6 activities.
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Bob Purrington
Jack Terrell
Perry Johnson
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ISC
Louis Weertz Wins ISC Talent Quest
Louis Weertz, a Des Moines youth and V-12 student, won first place at the Idaho State college talent quest in Frazier hall. He will represent ISC at the intermountain inter collegiate contest in Reno on April 23, competing against nine other students including Kiyo Morimoto Lenno Egan Bruce Coke Brian Mattishaw Norman Olsen and Julia Ward.
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Idaho State College
Frazier Hall
Des Moines
Iowa
ISC
Reno
Nev
University of Nevada
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Kiyo Morimoto
Lenno Egan
Bruce Coke
Brian Mattishaw
Pocatello
Norman Olsen
Rupert
Julia Ward
Malad
Painters Seek Raise as Local Workers Idle
About 40 to 50 members of painters local No. 674 did not work on Friday seeking a 25 cent per hour raise from 1.75 to 2.00. Union official Claude Criss said the stoppage was not a strike and negotiations continued for a likely Monday agreement. Projects at Westello Simplot Westvaco and Ostler were affected. overall local has about 90 members.
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Painters Local No. 674
Claude Criss
Pocatello
Criss
Westello
Simplot
Westvaco
Ostler
Key Witness Denies Aiding Revolution in Communist Trial
Louis F. Budenz, first government witness, denies writing articles calling for violent overthrow of the U.S. government while a Communist Party member. He also says he did not read Daily Worker pieces advocating such action from April 1945 to his 1945 renunciation in October. The trial charges 11 leaders with conspiring to advocate overthrow by force starting April 1, 1945. Budenz testified he once recommended John Williamson’s article, which cites Leninist history and the Soviet line.
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U.S
Louis F. Budenz
Daily Worker
Budenz
The
John Williamson
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Bourgeoi
Four Idaho Towns Send 160 Students to Junior Music Festival
About 160 pupils from Soda Springs Blackfoot American Falls and Pocatello travel to Idaho State College for the annual junior music festival. Competitions begin at 9 am with piano categories then vocal and violin events at 10:30 am. Luncheon for judges and workers planned at Hotel Whitman.
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Idaho State College
Marshall Hook
Soda Springs
Blackfoot
American Falls
Pocatello
Lewis and Clark
Lewis
Clark
Whitman
E. V. van Vieck
Leland Newey
Stirling Walker
Theo Whittle
Max Petty
Jack Trimming
A. H. Griffith
Pocatellan Takes First in State For Easter Poster
Barbara Christen sen of Pocatello won the statewide Easter seal poster design contest sponsored by the Idaho Society for Crippled Children and Adults. She receives a 25 prize for a gothic window background with fillies and two children. Second prize goes to Rosell Sohm of Burley and third to Joan Simpson of Lewiston. Honorable mentions go to Rolland Daley of Pocatello and Sharon Haws of Idaho Falls.
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Barbara Christensen
Pocatello
Idaho Society For Crippled Children
Rosell Sohm
Burley
Joan Simpson
Lewiston
Rolland Daley
Sharon Haws
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot Hospital to Get $1 425 705 for Buildings
Boise reports Idaho State Institutions receive 3 489 554 for new construction with funds largely from the 30th legislature. Projects include Blackfoot State hospital south Orofino State hospital north and Nampa State school and colony with dormitories a heating plant and various expansions.
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Boise
Idaho
Board of Examiners
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State Hospital
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Nampa
Butter Drops Round In House Battle
Washington action saw the House vote 287 to 89 to repeal the 63 year old federal taxes on oleomargarine. The bill would allow interstate shipments and require triangular yellow oleomargarine in public eating places and labeled as Oleomargarine. The measure moves to the Senate as backers press for free choice for housewives and dairy concerns claim harm to the dairy industry.
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Washington
House
Senate
Pocatello Terminal Joins U P Idaho Division
The Pocatello terminal of the Union Pacific system becomes part of the Idaho division effective Friday April 1. Previously it was under the Utah division with headquarters in Salt Lake City. Reports say Mr. Hicks of Cheyenne will serve as general superintendent of the northwest district.
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Northwest District
Fort Hall Holds Large Indian Event for Interior Dept Anniversary
Fort Hall marked the Interior Department centennial with events attracting an estimated 1200 to 1500 attendees. Joe Youngren noted a record turnout of Indians at the agency celebration as white visitors observed the gathering.
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Nellie Edma
Fort Hall
Interior Department
Nellie
Pocatello Tribune
Bessie Judson
Joe Youngren
Re- Balia
Espionage Trial Delayed Two Weeks in New York Case
Val Gubitchev a United Nations employee and Judith Coplon a justice department worker face an espionage trial delayed by two weeks as Federal Judge Simon Rifkind orders postponement despite Gubitchev's "I am ready" claim.
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New York
Valentine A. Gubitchev
United Nations
Judith Coplon
Justice Department
Simon Rifkind
Allies Reject Red Charge Against Pact
Washington and London dismissed Moscow charges that the Atlantic pact is aggressive. Bevin called the treaty a bulwark of peace and urged would be aggressors to think twice. The U S State Department said the accord is strictly defensive and awaits a formal reply to Moscow.
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Russia
Ernest Bevin
U.S. State Department
Kremlin
State Department
Soviet Union
Department
Moscow
Bevin
Chibere
Journalists Open Meet At ISC Idaho State College
Idaho State college hosts the second annual southern Idaho high school journalism convention with 150 students from 15 towns expected for an all day session. Attendees include Pocatel lo Twin Falls American Falls St. Anthony Dubois Hansen Mountain Home Castleford Burley Rexburg New Plymouth Areno Rupert Oxford Rockland. The schedule features registration at 9 30 a m general session pictures at 10 15 a m and talks on bureau chief problems yearbook makeup and layout and theme selection.
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Southern Idaho High School
Wallace Garets
ISC
Pocaetello
Twin Falls
American Falls
St. Anthony
Dubois
Hansen
Mountain Home
Castleford
Bursley
Rexburg
New Plymouth
Arieno
Rupert
Oxford
Rockland
Perry Swisher
Jim Gipson, Jr
Paralysis Victim Spends 13 Years Inside Iron Lung
MIAMI BEACH Fla Pred Snite Jr reports happiness despite 13 years in an iron lung marking his 13th anniversary yesterday He was paralyzed by infantile polio in 1936 in China after a year of readjustment he adapted He has crossed two oceans married and fathered three daughters while using the respirator.
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Snite, Jr
Snite
China
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