Miners Reluctant to Return to Work in Coal Pits
Despite a federal court order ending a three week old coal strike there was little sign of workers returning to mines. Judge Matthew F. McGuire issued an injunction ordering an end to the strike and coal operators to bargain over pensions. John L Lewis urged miners to act freely and return only if they choose. Utah miners prepared a meeting to discuss the issue as contempt penalties loomed for Lewis. The strike has disrupted coal production and strained steel and rail industries while railroad unions face a separate wage dispute with the carriers.
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Associated Press
United Mine Workers
Washington
Matthew F. McGuire
John L. Lewis
UMW
Lewis
Utah
State Court To Hear Seven Cases
Idaho supreme court opens a three day session in Pocatello for seven cases on the Eastern Idaho docket. The court, five members, attends with dinner tonight at Whitman hotel. Cases include a Bannock county divorce and real estate dispute, plus petitions and extradition matters.
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Idaho Supreme Court
Idaho
Pocatello Federal Building
Southeastern Idaho Bar Association
Whitman Hotel
Clay Koelsch
Bannock
Bonneville
Franklin
Bingham
J. Wesley Hilibrand
Idaho Falls
Margaret Hillbrand
Clarence Taylor
Guy Stevens
Charles C. Thomas
Blackfoot
L. A. Gordon and Highers
Bannocks
Isaac McDougall
L. E. Glennon
Supreme Court
Viola G. Cole
Harvey Cole
Gil
Ernest R. Videan
Michigan
Videan
Franklin County
William Kenworthy
Preston
Kenworthy
Appu
Uig Nis
Raymond L. Givens
Edwin M. Holden
Alfred Ridge
Bert Miller
Paul Hyatt
Rookie Flies Army Plane on Unauthorized Solo Flight
An air force sergeant Malcolm McCrady aged 30, a Wright Field crew chief, flew a B25 from Ohio to Minnesota without permission. He landed near Minneapolis, saying he had just returned from San Antonio and was driven by an urge to fly. He planned a visit to Owatonna brothel before authorities at Wright Field detained him.
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Minneapolis
Ohio
Minnesota
Wright Field
Dayton
Owatenna
Malcolm McCrady
George Donnelly
McCrady
San Antonio
Texas
United States
Prowlers Reported North of City Morning Patrols
Two prowler incidents were logged by Bannock county sheriff's office. Willis Ward of Chubbuck said a tenant house on his property was entered Sunday night and a 30-40 Krag rifle was stolen. John Hudson of the Fort Hall irrigation district reported a porch door forced open between 8 30 p m and p m Sunday. no entry or losses reported.
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Bannock County
Escorted Berlin flights amid crash probe demand
British and American authorities said transport planes would be escorted into Berlin by fighters unless the Russians offer a satisfactory explanation for today’s fatal crash.
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Berlin
Commerce Dept asks for funds to curb Russia war shipments
The Commerce Department seeks extra money from Congress to enforce strict controls on shipments to Russia. Secretary Harriman said no exports to Russia or its satellites are allowed after March 1 except Army and Navy approved materials.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Congress
Russia
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Harriman
Department
Army
House panel backs bill to admit 200000 Europeans
A house judiciary subcommittee voted unanimously to sponsor a bill allowing 200000 displaced Europeans to enter the United States over the next two years.
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Washington
House
Judiciary
Europe
United States
UN committee shelves Russia atomic control plan
The United Nations committee voted 9 to 2 to shelve Russia and Soviet Ukraine against the majority while deeming Moscow's plan for atomic control inadequate and unrealistic.
Bumper Potatoes Expected as Idaho Acreage Rises
Idaho growers anticipate an eight percent increase in potato acreage for this fall, with 141000 acres planted, up from last year. Prices have spiked from about 80 cents to around two dollars per bushel as the winter demand remains strong and shipments lag.
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Idaho
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
University of Idaho Extension
Motorcycle Rider Injured In Sunday Polk Line Crash
Richard Ray Scott twenty of RFD 2 north suffered left arm injuries in a collision at 2 09 p m Sunday at the Pole Line and Hammond road intersection. A motorcycle he drove south on Pole Line collided with eastbound truck driven by Allen Roper forty two of American Falls. Scott was taken to the hospital by Officer Orville Bennett and an x ray exam was planned to assess injury extent.
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Richard Ray Scott
RFD
North
Pole Line
Hammond Road
Scott
Allen Roper
American Falls
Orville Bennett
H. J. Hartvigsen
Scotts
Four power talks urged over rail controls Berlin
British authorities accepted a Soviet offer to discuss the deadlock over rail traffic to and from Berlin in a four power meeting. Maj. Gen. N. C. D. Brownjohn proposed all four commanders meet to resolve the restrictions. Freight trains resumed through the Russian zone while passenger service remained suspended.
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Berlin
N. C. D. Brownjohn
Sians
Allied Control Council
Kentuckian Held in Death of Child Bride
Ray mond Ellison, 37, is charged with murder in the death of his four month old bride Imogene Ellison. Autopsy found strangulation by a bed sheet like cord. Sheriff said Ellison moved from the county jail to a secure location as tensions rose. The body was found in the Mud River after she had been missing since March 26.
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Greenville
Raymond Ellison
Russell O'Neill
O'Neill
Ellison
Imogene Ellison
Ottis Robinson
Mud River
Gromyko Boycotts Holy Land Trusteeship Talks
Andrei Gromyko said he would boycott a United Nations security council meeting in New York about trusteeship for the Holy Land. He called the invitation informal and reiterated his opposition to the U S proposal after a UN speech last week. The United States pressed for UN approval of temporary guardianship for Palestine.
County Aid Sought by Blackrock Incorporation Opponents
A Bannock County hearing was scheduled as a group from Blackrock opposition asked the county for financial aid to hire legal counsel in their challenge to the village incorporation. Delegation members include B. H. Dolbeer Jim Jensen Fred Nedoba Kay Smith Sam Harmon Layton Morris A W Wager and L Guina.
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Blackrock
Bannock County
B. H. Dolbeer
Jim Jensen
Fred Nedoba
Kay Smith
Sam Harmon
Layton Morris
A. W. Wager
L. Guina
Arab Attack Halts in Mishmar Haemek. Casualties Reported
In northern Palestine Arab forces and Jewish defenders clashed with about 1000 Arabs attacking the Mishmar Haemek settlement on the Haifa Jenin road. The Haganah said 3 Jews killed and 10 wounded while Arabs suffered numerous dead and injuries. In Alexandria Egypt a riot left 20 dead as troops faced striking policemen and mobs. seven of the dead were policemen.
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Jerusalem
Naganah
Palestine
Haganah
Mishmar Haemek
Haifa-Jenin
Alexandria
Egypt
Carrier Unit On Visit To Norway For Good Will Visit
A U S Navy task force including the 20000 ton carrier Valley Forge the 6000 ton cruiser Fresno and four destroyers will visit Bergen Norway from April 29 to May 2 in a continuation of goodwill diplomacy. The group will also call at Portsmouth and Southampton before proceeding to Bergen after joining escorts. The Valley Forge now trains in the Mediterranean en route to the West Coast and has previously visited Australia India and the Persian Gulf.
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Washington
Norway
Navy
Valley Forge
Fresno
Bergen
Ouncement
Mediterranean
China
W. C. Lane
Lloyd Thomas
Australia
India
Persian Gulf
Weather summary for Pocatello and Idaho regions
Partly cloudy with scattered showers of rain and snow today and Tuesday. Little temperature change. Pocatello forecast highs 45 to 50 and lows 25 to 30, with continued unsettled conditions. Idaho outlook shows highs 42 to 52 and lows around 365 to 365 due to OCR errors.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Western Airlines official to attend regional conference
Charles Fisher district traffic manager for Western Airlines will travel to Butte Montana on Tuesday to attend a regional air lines conference and return Friday.
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Charles Fisher
Western Airlines
Butte
Mont
Lodge Plans Dinner for A F and A M Meeting
Lodge 18 A F and A M will hold a stated communication Wednesday at IOOF hall with a dinner at 6 30 pm. C D Clay, secretary, noted a usual cover charge will be collected.
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Partneuf Lodge
A. F
A. M
IOOF
D. Clay
Draft Revival May Get Quick Action
Senators Bridges and Ball forecast a swift House action on a draft revival to halt Russia moves. They expect rough going for universal military training but support both UMT and selective service. Bridges on the Armed Services Committee plans to back both measures and expects committee majority to do so. Chatman Gurney Do, supporting both, aims to finish the bill by Friday due to rapid Russian moves.
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Washington
Congress
Russia
Bridges
Ball
R.-Minn
Senate Armed Services Committee
Chatman Gurney
UMT
Conference Draws 14,000 To Mormon Tabernacle
In Salt Lake City AP Mormon missionaries spread the creed that peace comes through belief in God as President George Albert Smith opens the 118th annual conference before about 14 000 in Temple Square. He notes the church was established in 1830 and praises the church leaders.
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Mormon Tabernacle
Missions Aid World Peace
Salt Lake City
God
George Albert Smith
Latter-Day Saints Church
Temple Square
Tabernacle
Assembly Hall
City and Machines Share $85,563 In March
Twin Falls reports $85,563.20 from 219 slot machines after license fees, split between operators and city. City Clerk Constance Leiser notes year to date city share reaches $85,039.38, with March city take $14,189.16 more than February.
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Twin Falls
Constance J. Leiser
Coaches Set Date For Rigby Track Meet In May
Idaho Falls sixth district track and field meet will be held in Rigby on May 5. Ralph Waddoups, president of the District Athletic Association, announced the date and noted the group also approved a high school softball playoff in Idaho Falls on May 8. They discussed next fall’s football schedule but took no definite action.
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Idaho Falls
Rigby
Ralph Waddoups
District Athletic Association
Arimo 4-H Club Holds Achievement Meeting
An achievement meeting for Arimo 4-H clubs was held this afternoon at Arimo School. County 4-H agent Quentin C. Murdock announced details to members and leaders.
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Arimo
Quentin C Murdock
Pocatellans Plan Ten Day California Camp Visit
Pioneer league President and Mrs. J. P. Halliwell will depart Thursday for a ten day trip with Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Brothers. Their itinerary includes Idaho Falls and Pocatello baseball training camps at Whittier and Pullerton, California.
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Pioneer League
J. P. Halliwell
W. W. Brothers
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Whittier
Pullerton
Calif
Turner Became First Life Member of ISC Alumni Association
Theodore J. Turner Jr. of the class of 1913 Idaho Technical Institute became the association’s first life member. Turner, a director of the alumni group, paid the initial life membership fee of 50 dollars, according to association officers.
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Theodore J. Turner, Jr
ISC Alumni Association
Old Idaho Technical Institute
Turner
Colt Shot in Jaw With .22 Bullet
A yearling colt owned by George Hynes was shot in the jaw by a .22 caliber bullet early Sunday while tied to a back porch across the Portneuf river from the Rio club. Bannock County sheriff's deputies report residents plan to post the river district and press trespassing charges against anyone seen with firearms. Reports note bullets breaking windows and several birds and a dog shot in recent weeks. Area residents are warned that shooters will be prosecuted.
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George Hynes
Portneuf
Rio Club
Bannock County
Earl Adkins
Adkins
Parkers Forfeit On Illegal Parking Charges
Police court today saw forfeiture of bonds by Parkers on illegal parking charges. Names listed include B. McCray J. J. McConnell George Hugh Elbert Parker A W Probart J A Hancock Wm Seidel Claus Karlson Ray Squires K W Swensen Mike Gilmore John Roberts Joy Sherwood Melvin Morgan L K Malsbury Jack Mauk.
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B. McCray
J. J. McConnell
George Hugh
Elbert Parker
A. W. Probart
J. A. Hancock
Wm. Seidel
Claus Karlson
Ray Squires
K. W. Swensen
Mike Gilmore
John Roberts
Joy Sherwood
Melvin Morgan
L. K.malsbury
Jack Mauk
British Planes to Be Escorted to Berlin After Collision
Berlin reports a Soviet fighter collided with a British Viking transport near Gatow airport, killing all 14 aboard. Two Americans, Sgt Pintus and Mrs J Cough, among ten passengers and four crew. The Soviet plane also crashed. British protest to Marshal Sokolovsky follows.
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Berlin
Germany
Brian Robertson
Robertson
Vassily Sokolovsky
Berlly
Viking
London
Gatow
Pintus
J. Cough
Frankfurt
Death at Steelton church meeting ends in gunfire
Rocke Atzeff, 24, killed at a Steelton church meeting to pick a new minister and Boris Maiff, 30, of Harrisburg wounded. District Attorney Carl B. Shelley said he would charge George Minoff of Steelton with murder after a gunman fired two shots during the dispute as a Bulgarian pastor's job letter was read.
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Steelton, Pa
Carl B. Shelley
Shelley
Rocke Atzeff
Steelton
Boris Maiff
Harrisburg
George Minoff
Bulgaria
Mrs Rockefeller Dies at New York Home
Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr died at 140 Park Avenue New York of a heart attack. She was Abby Green Aldrich daughter of Nelson W Aldrich of Rhode Island and married the head of the Rockefeller family in 1901. The couple had five sons John D III Nelson Laurence Winthrop and David and a daughter Abby.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Abby Green Aldrich
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
John D
Nelson
Laurence
Winthrop
David
Abby
Winthrop Aldrich
Park Avenue
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