Stassen Wins Wisconsin Primary In GOP Race
Harold E. Stassen scored a sweeping Wisconsin victory for 27 convention votes, leading in at-large delegates and boosting his standing amid MacArthur’s campaign. Milwaukee results show Kohler atop the Stassen list with strong margins, while Dewey faltered after a last minute Wisconsin visit.
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Stassen
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Harold E. Stassen
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Milwaukee County
Walter J. Kohler, Jr
George Greeley
Fred R. Zimmerman
Dewey
Chief Justice Givens seeks fifth term on Idaho Supreme Court
Boise based Chief Justice Raymond L. Givens announced he will seek renomination and reelection to the Idaho Supreme Court on the nonpartisan judicial ballot. The primary is August 10. Givens, completing 24 years as a justice, has long been an east Idaho resident and former Blackfoot lawyer. Alfred Budge Sr. will not seek reelection due to a 1947 retirement law. Justices serve six year terms.
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Raymond L. Givens
Boise
Idaho Supreme Court
Pocatello
Alfred Budge, Sr
Blackfoot
Four Glenns Ferry Students injured in Hammett crash
A Glenns Ferry high school party of five rode in a car that overturned near Hammett when the left rear wheel detached. Susie Slade Beverly Wesling Barbara Morgan were taken to Glenns Ferry hospital with non fatal injuries while Doloris Slade and Belva Williams remained listed in poor and fair condition after head and body injuries. William Thompson was unharmed. State Policeman Bruce Kunz described four rolls of the car. Doloris Slade underwent an operation.
State to Sell Building and Lands in Idaho
The state land board approved the sale of land timber tracts in Clearwater county totaling about 28.0 million board feet on 2,? acres and a Turner building in Pocatello. Auctions cover grazing land in Jerome, farming land in Power and Jefferson counties and land in Payette and Clearwater counties. Edward Woozley notes the Turner building is owned by the state insurance fund and Harry Morgan says his lease remains unaffected.
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State Land Board
Pocatello
Clearwater County
Edward Woozley
Jerome Couny
Power County
Jefferson County
Payette County
State Fish and Game Department
Turner
West Center Street
State Insurance Fund
Woozley
Harry Morgan
Turner Builing
Vets Pushing Drive to Oust Taylor
Boise activists continue a state wide recall bid to remove Senator Glen H. Taylor from Idaho Congress despite a ruling that a federal official cannot be removed by state recall. E L Fuller and Don Smith lead petitions with 40 to 50 requests. Burley Herald Bulletin prints forms free. Attorney General Smylie’s opinion is sought.
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Boise G. L
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Congress
Senate
Charles L. Watkins
E. L. Fuller
Fuller
Don Smith
Taylor
Burley Herald-Bulletin
Herald-Bulletin
Henry Wallace
Puller
J. D
Cy) Price
Robert Smylie
Varga Faces Preliminary Hearing in Wells Murder Case
Laszlo Varga, accused of raping and killing Mrs. Billee Rahe Morning in Wells, Nev, is likely to have a preliminary hearing this week, District Attorney Alexander Puccinelli said after an hourlong interview at the county jail. He was calm and did not show violence noted by Sonoma County authorities. Varga was arrested in Petaluma, California, for the Wells murder on March 22.
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Elko
Nev
Laszlo Varga
Wells
Alexander Puccinelli
Varga
Puccinelli
Sonoma County
Calif
Sacramento
Petaluma
Billee Rahe
Prosecutor Rules Board Not Party To Blackrock Suit
Bannock County Prosecuting Attorney Henry McQuade ruled the county commissioners are not parties to the Blackrock controversy appeal and may not hire counsel. He said the dispute is between groups for and against village incorporation and that the commissioners, after fact finding, are not to defend an appeal. McQuade said he will withdraw from the case.
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Henry McQuade
Bannock
Finns Expect Swift Ratification of Red Treaty in Finland
Helsinki sources predict quick approval of the Soviet Finnish mutual aid pact after its signing in Moscow. President Paasikivi backs a smooth conclusion as parliament may ratify by late next week. The accord preserves Finnish independence while allowing limited Russian troop intrusion by mutual consent.
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Helsinki
Finland
Moscow
Juho K. Paasikivi
Russia
Romania
Hungary
Tenant Kills Landlady in Burning Furnace Tragedy
In Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin a 50 year old tenant William Drews faces a first degree murder charge for striking his 85 year old landlady Mrs Richard P Cody then thrusting her body into a furnace. Drews later married Julia Smith and claimed he earned $110 from a real estate deal.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Edward Minor
Richard P. Cody
Minor
William Drews
Cody
Julia Smith
Drews
Judges Chosen for High School Meet in Pocatello
Dr Harold Hansen of Utah State college drama department will be one of nine judges for the state high school debate tournament and southern Idaho declamation and dramatic meet set for April 15 16 17 at Idaho State college Pocatello Carl Isaacson in charge with more than 300 students expected to compete Other judges include Mrs Steven Meadows Fd Cunningham Mary Donna Jones Mrs Berne Broadbent June Mc Omber Nicholas Ifft Dave Hubbard and Don Larsen.
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Harold Hansen
Utah State College
Logan
Southern Idaho
Pocatello
Carl Isaacson
Deate
Idaho State College
Isaacson
Steven Meadows
Fd Cunningham
Mary Donna Jones
Berne Broadbent
June Mc Omber
Nicholas Ifft
Dave Hubbard
Don Larsen
Two Events To Draw Many to City
Pocatello will host two gatherings on Saturday April 24 as the eastern Idaho town marks the closing of the high school fifth district music festival and hosts the first annual picnic of southeastern Idaho school patrols at Ross park noon. Ralph Goranson head of Idaho State college music department and R J Roubidoux police chief organize a parade featuring 12 to 14 bands to follow the patrols with parade starting at the high school at 4 30 p m Mr Goranson is assisted by award Mealy and M Pugmire who will direct the music festival plans.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Ross Park
Ralph Goranson
Idaho State College
R. J. Roubidoux
Goramson
Award Mealy
M. Pugmire
Music festival judges named for vocal and instrumental entries
Richard Condie of Sat Lake City will judge vocal entries while W H Terry of South Cache High School will judge instrumental contestants at the festival.
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Richard Condie
Sat Lake City
W. H. Terry
South Cache High School
Dental Group Meets Here to Discuss Oral Cancer
Dentists from the Snake River and Idaho state associations meet in Pocatello on April 10 to discuss oral cancer. Speakers include Dr. Allen R. Cutler of Boise chairing the event with Dr. A. M. Popma, Dr. E. V. Simison, Dr. Henry C. Turner, L. J. Peterson, and Dr. Edwin Lee presiding over regional groups.
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Snake River Dental Association
Pocatello
Allen R. Cutler
Boise
Idaho State Dental Association
A. M. Popma
Idaho
American Cancer Society
E. V. Simison
Idaho Cancer Society
Henry C. Turner
L. J. Peterson
Idaho Department of Public Health
Cutler
State Cancer Society
Edwin Lee
Rigby
Upper Snake River Dental Association
LDS Church Members Top Million
Salt Lake City report notes the 118th general conference of the Latter Day Saints warned of a world crisis and communism. J Reuben Clark Jr urged peace will depend on nations will. Henry D Maoie urged families to stock food and clothing for a year. Continued on Page Eight.
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Salt Lake City
General Conference of the Latter-Day Saints
Mormon
Tabernacle
J. Reuben Clark Jr
Henry D. Maoie
Council of Twelve Apostles
Church Welfare Committee
Church
First Presidency
Contempt citation issued in coal strike case
Attorney General Clark won a contempt citation against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers for defying an order to end the 24 day coal strike. Lewis ordered to appear next Monday in district court to show cause why he should not be held in contempt. The action follows a 2 45 p m EST court appearance.
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Washington
Clark
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
Governor Folsom Seeks Dismissal in Paternity Suit
Alabama Governor James E. Folsom moves to dismiss a paternity suit filed by Christine Johnston who claims they lived as a couple and that he is the father of her 23 month old son. Her counter charge accuses the governor of illicit conduct. Attorneys filed a lengthy objection to the suit.
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Cullman
Ala
James E. Folsom
Christine Johnston
Folsom
Two Women Escape Idaho Prison Inmate Breakout
Two female inmates at Idaho State Penitentiary escaped their cells last night using a crude ladder and climbed the wall. Verna Keller 17 and Margaret Barney 21 reportedly hitchhiked to Ontario Oregon, later telephoning officials to say they would return after a brief absence.
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Boise
Idaho State Penitentiary
L. E. Clapp
Ontario
Ore
Verna
Tarvan) Keller
Sandpoint
Margaret Barney
Keller Girl
Clapp
Payette
Paris O'Neil
Kraft Men Meet Officials at District Production Meeting
Kraft Cheese company officials gather in Pocatello for a district production meeting. Attending are nine plant managers, R. A. Paige of Chicago vice president in charge of production, A. W. Sigmund of Chicago in charge of sales and cheese procurement, Walter Lloyd editor of the Kraftsman, and A. B. Arps of San Francisco former Pocatellan general production manager for the western division.
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Kraft Cheese Company
Harry Yearsley
Pocatello
R. A. Paige
Chicago
A. W. Sigmund
Walter Lloyd
Kraftsman
A. B. Arps
San Francisco
Pocatellan
Judge Fixes Early Date For Hearing
Judge T Alan Goldsborough set Monday for a hearing on a bid to set aside a court order ending the day old soft coal strike. John K Lewis agreed to send union representatives to a 2 30 pm negotiating session with coal operators, though he warned it could be a forlorn gesture.
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Lewis
Washington
John K. Lewis
Porters and Waiters Club Shooting Kills Waiter
The Porters and Waiters club in Ogden saw a fatal shooting when manager William Edmond fired twice during a quarrel. The victim Theotis Richard Wood, 23, from Omaha and Oakland, was killed by a bullet to the heart. Eugene Bowman, 25, Ogden, was wounded in the shoulder, and owner William Weakley, 58, was hit in the wrist. Edmond, a 47 year old lodge employee, was arrested and held for investigation.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Theotis Richard Wood
Omaha
Neb
Oakland
Calif
Eugene Bowman
William H. Weakley
William Edmond
Oxden
C. K. Keeter
Edmond
Bowman
Weakley
Wood
Denver Paper Pays With Cartwheels
The Denver Post paid its 700 employees with silver dollars, totaling about 40,000 dollars weighing 2,860 pounds. Comptroller Louis McMahon said the silver coins were issued to circulate currency before tourists seek them as souvenirs.
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Denver
Denver Post
Louis McMahon
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