Robins, Mayors Discuss Arco Atomic Plant Plan
Governor C A Robins said regional leaders from Boise to Pocatello will not compete for workers tied to the Arco atomic research plant. He spoke after a meeting with Mayors Einar Nelson and George Phillips and Col M Preston Goodfellow, noting local towns share a view on benefiting schools hospitals and sanitation from the project.
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Boise
Idaho
Arco
C.A. Robins
Einar Nelson
Blackfoot
George Phillips
Pocatello
Col. M. Preston Goodfellow
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho Falls
County OKs Hospital Lot Trade Plan
Bannock County Commission and Dr. Carl W. McIntosh discussed exchanging Idaho State College land for 10 Bistline estate lots for a new 900000 dollar hospital. Appraisers Grant Stowell and Theodore Turner Jr. found values roughly offset. Trade awaiting State Board of Education approval to save about 30000 in 1949 budget.
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Bannock County Commission
Carl W. McIntosh
Idaho State College
College
Bistline
Grant Stowell
Theodore Turner, Jr
Commission
W. H. “Pete” Jensen
State Board of Education
Local Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving in Idaho
Willis F. Henderson of Pocatello pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and was fined 150 dollars after a Route 30 arrest two miles south of the city. The charge was reduced to reckless driving and he was released on his own recognizance while he arranged payment.
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Willis F. Henderson
Richland
Pocatello
M. E. Roundtree
Charles W. Hyde
Henderson
Mrs Harold Lovin Dies at Age 43 in Pocatello
Caroline M. Lovin 43 of 1205 BE Fremont died in a local hospital Monday after a lingering illness. Born November 27, 1905 in Rock Creek Idaho she moved from Twin Falls to Pocatello twenty years ago. She was office manager for Farmers Insurance Co for five years. Survivors include her parents Charles and Theresa Cline Hansen Idaho. her husband Harold L Lovin. two brothers William and Thomas Cline Twin Falls. a sister Dorothy C Custer Twin Falls. grandmother Ellen Cline Twin Falls. Funeral arrangements by Downard Funeral Home.
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Caroline M. Lovin
Fremont
Rock Creek
Ida
Charles
Theresa Bailey Cline
Pocatello
Farmers’ Insurance Co
Charles Cline
Hansen, Tdn
Harold L. Levin
William H. Cline
Thomas Cline
Twin Falls
Dorothy C. Custer
Ellen Cline
Cen| Christian Church
Women of Moose
National Secretaries Psociation
Downard Funery
Relatives Say Abandoned Boy Larry Lee Found in Nebraska
Wyoming relatives identify Betsy Jane Clark as Larry Lee’s mother and report the baby born December 12, 1947 in Cheyenne. They traced him from a Pocatello abandonment five months earlier to a Nebraska residence, contacting Mrs. Catanzaro in Idaho briefly after arriving.
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Pocatello
Larry Lee
Wyoming
Betsy Jane Clark
Guernsey
Wyo
Cheyenne
Norman Catanzaro
Simplot
South
Garfield
Alaion Hin
Nebraska
House Group Okays Millions For Idaho Reactor Plant
Washington briefing notes the House Appropriations Committee backs $52.5 million in cash and $67 million in contract authority for the Atomic Energy Commission reactor development for the new western reactor testing station. A large share of the funding will cover next year’s atomic reactor construction needs.
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House Group
Okehs Millions
Idaho
Washington
Wille
Western Rector
House Appropriations Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Idaho State Gains Charter For National Fraternity
Peoria Tl Pi Kappa Delta presented charters to seven new members at the opening of the national collegiate tournament. Names include Whitworth College Spokane Lewis and Clark College Portland and Idaho State College Pocatello. The event claims the largest of its kind with about 800 students to compete through Thursday.
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Peoria
Pi Kappa Delta
National Honorary Speech Fraternity
Whitworth College
Spokane, Wash
Lewis and Clark College
Portland Ore
Idaho State College
Pocatello
Worthy Campaign Sets Big One Day Drive for Pocatello Chamber
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce plans a one day membership blitz with about 150 workers visiting every local business and professional man. Executive secretary J Ledge Craff says the aim is 800 new members to unite the city’s business and industrial interests into a stronger, progressive chamber to address a range of problems.
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Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
J. Ledge Craff
War Court Convicts Five Germans in Last Nazi Trial
In Nuremberg five German officials were convicted by a U S War Crimes court for plotting aggressive war. Among the convicted are Baron Ernst von Weizsäcker, Ernest Woermann, Henrich Lammers, Wilhelm Kepplar, and Paul Koerner. Sentences expected by Thursday.
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Mernberg
Germany
Hitler
U.S
Baron Ernst von Weizsaecker
Foreign Office
Vatican
Czechoslovakia
Wilhelm Kepplar
Circle of Friends
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Ernest Woermann
Howe Wins Third in District Essay Contest
Pocatello high school senior William Edgar Borah foundation contest awards Howe third place. He receives a $12.50 check and an invitation to a world peace conference at the University of Idaho on April 12 13 and 14.
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Lloyd Howe
Pocatello
William Edgar Borah
University of Idaho
City scrubs April 26 ballot slot issue
The city will not place the slot machine question on the April 26 municipal ballot. City Clerk Bert H. Reese cited expired time to decide whether to retain the slots or repeal the licensing ordinance. The council had debated the referendum after City Attorney F. E. Tydeman said it could be done, despite protests from Allied Civic Forces backed by 1,728 petitioners.
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City
Bert H. Reese
City Council
F. E. Tydeman
Council
Allied Civic Forces
George R. Phillips
the Tribune
O. R. Baum
Tydeman
Tear Gas Used by American MPs in Munich Riot
In Munich German police report American military police used tear gas to break up a riotous demonstration against Russia. About 10 000 participants, mostly Ukrainian displaced persons, sought entry to a Soviet liaison mission building. Five injured and several detained as the crowd protested Russian persecution of churches.
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Munich
Germany
Russia
U. S
Dps
Bannock County Commission Opens Claim Day for Current Expenses
Bannock county commissioners announced claim day to review current expenses payroll and road claims. The office will examine financial requests and approve or deny payments as part of routine fiscal processes.
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Bannock
Chinese Leaders Ponder Red Proposal
Semi official sources report the Communist demand for surrender was postponed until Friday as government leaders in Nanking weigh peace terms. Red forces shell a Yangtze bridgehead while civilians flee and Mao Tze-tung engages with Nationalist negotiators in Beijing.
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Nanking
Red
Yangtze River
Yangtze
Mao Tze-tung
Peking
Mao
Chang Chih-chung
Allies Return Limited Self Government to Germany
Western allies present Germany with an occupation statute granting limited self rule. German leaders led by Konrad Adenauer say the balance does not provide full freedom to manage affairs. American British and French representatives delivered the treaty to Adenauer yesterday in Bonn.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
German Parliamentary Council
United States
Great Britain
France
Arco Lot Sells For Three Times Tax Bid At Sheriff Sale
Sheriff Worth Jardine sold a delinquent tax lot in Arco's business district for 460 to carpenter John Andraesen at a public auction attended by about 30 people. The sale value far exceeded the expected 150. Andraesen also bought 40 acres of barren land in Arco pass for 200.
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ARCO
Idaho
Worth Jardine
John Andraesen
Andraesen
Jardine
Arco Pass
Public Card Party For Charity At Trinity Hall
The Weather Teepee NSA chapter hosts a public card party on April 22 at 8 p.m. in Trinity parish hall to benefit the Associated Women's club for a new club house. Tickets are available from Ramona Parker at Bangs Stationers. Luncheon set by Ruth chapter follows at 1 15 p.m. Wednesday in the Masonic temple.
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Teepee Chapter
NSA
Trinity Parish Hall
Associated Women's Club
Ramona Parker
Bangs Stationers
Ruth
Masonic Temple
Tragic Death of Kathy Fiscus in California Well
In San Marino California three year old Kathy Fiscus died by drowning after 52 hours of rescue efforts. The child fell into an abandoned 14 inch well last Friday and was found at a depth of about 100 feet. The nation watched as more than 15000 spectators followed the ill fated rescue from the start.
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Kathy Fiscus
San Marino
Calif.p
David
Alice Fiscus
Sunny
Kathy
Two Dangerous Mental Patients Escaped Utah Hospital
Salt Lake City officers hunted two men who escaped from the Utah state mental hospital after overpowering an attendant. A third attendant-escapee was recaptured in South Salt Lake by a motorist at 3:40 am. One man is a 36-year-old Carbon county resident described as dangerous, who threatened others. the other threatened his wife and prompted police protection.
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Salt Lake City
Utah State Mental Hospital
Bhut
Heninger
South Salt Lake
Carbon County
Dr. Heninger
Utah
Carbon Counties
Michigans Grand Old Man Nears Death
Michigan's elderly former Governor Chase Osborn, 89, in critical condition in Poulan Georgia after awakening from a sickbed to marry his adopted daughter. Doctor J J Crumley earlier said he was near death but later reported another rally in his health.
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Poulan
Michigan
Chase
Osborn
J. J. Crumley
Air Force tests new bombing method for B-36
The US Air Force is developing a new bombing attack method for its long range B-36 strategic bomber. In hearings before the House Appropriations Committee a general described the problem of high altitude and long distance missions, noting the need to design an aerial camera capable of taking pictures during ultra high and far reaches of flight.
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Washington
Air Force
House Appropriations Committee
Allim
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Robins
Arco Plant
Harold Lovin
Mildred Odell
Dorothy Burnham
Gurnsey
Guy Nelson
Y. D. Black
Cheyenne, Wyo
Betsy
Mrs. Odell
Idaho State
Pioneer
Downard
George Gittins
Bannock County
Long Beach
Gittins
Bannock County Board of Commissioners
Marah Valley
International Military Tribunal
Hermann Goering
Henrich Lammers
Hitlerreich Chancellery
Paul Koerner
Goering
Howe
Ise
South China
Burge S Cae Vanare
Burley
Butte
Chicago
Denver
Great Falls
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Ween
Omaha
Pocatello and Vicinity
Robert McCullock
Primoon
Owen P. Heninger
Michigans
US Air Force
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