Marshall plan sparks Soviet claim it means war in Germany
In Berlin a Soviet official told a German youth meeting the Marshall plan is a tool of capitalist greed and will divide Europe. Col Sergei Tulpanov, a top Soviet administrator, compared Truman to Goering and urged support for the Soviet Union. Allied reports note increasing Russian occupation forces, mainly secret police, around Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sergei Tulpanov
Germany
Truman
Hermann Goering
Tulpanov
Hine
Paibe Gaennee
Europe
Goering
Nazi Germany
MVD
Labor Ruling Extends Bargaining to Pension Plans
The National Labor Relations Board ruled 4-1 that employers must bargain with employees over pension plans if requested. The decision cites Taft-Hartley and Wagner Act coverage, applying pension benefits and retirement age as wages and conditions of employment. Inland Steel was found guilty of refusing to bargain and ordered to comply with two CIO locals within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Inland Steel Company
CIO
Massive B 29 Bombers Depart for Germany On Peacetime Mission
About 30 B 29 Super Fortresses form the 15th Air Force fleet leaving Smoky Hill Kansas at night for Goose Bay then Purstenfeldbruck Germany. The flight marks the longest peacetime hop for such numbers with refueling at Goose Bay and formation over Brest and Paris before arriving in Germany.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
U. S. Airforce
Germany
Smoky Hill
Kansas
James T. Boyd, Jr
Portland
Ore
Goose Bay
Purstenfeldbruck
Brest
France
Paris
Rider Suffers Head Injury in East Center Crash
Edward Goins, 63, of 826 North Sevensh, suffered head lacerations and possible concussion after his motor bicycle was struck by John Thomas’s sedan in the 200 block on East Center at 10:27 p.m. Monday. Goins was taken to General Hospital. Thomas, 65, was arrested for reckless driving and operating without a license after witnesses said his lights were not on. The crash left bumper and fender damage on the sedan and damage to the bicycles front wheel areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Goins
North Sevensh
Mons
East Center
John Dhomas
North Arthur
Goins
General Hospital
George Lonchar
Thomas
Witnesses Testify In Village Case
Testimony continued in Bannock County Fifth District Court before Judge L. E. Glennon as the Blackrock village case enters its second day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Fifth District
L. E. Glennon
Blackrock
Cate
Petition Appeal Continues in Bannock County Hearing
The case challenges Bannock county commissioners denial of incorporation to the village. Absher and Laign testified yesterday while Jackson was delayed and not yet on the stand by 11 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Spencer Absher
Paul Laign
R. T. Jackson
Bannock County
Absher
Laign
Jackson
Senate hearing promised on Roe Cloud complaints at Umatilla
Indian bureau official William Zimmerman Jr pledged a senate committee to investigate complaints against Henry Roe Cloud, superintendent of the Umatilla Indian reservation in Oregon, noting most concerns relate to reservation administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indian Bureau
Senate
Henry Roe Cloud
Umatilla
Oregon
William Zimmerman, Jr
Court Okays Portion Of Taft Hartley Law
A three judge federal court upheld the Taft Hartley Act non Communist affidavit and financial registration provisions. The ruling supported unions filing annual financial statements with the Labor Department and limited status for non union groups seeking NLRB machinery. Judge Prettyman dissented on the non Communist provision. Robert Denham called the decision a boost against Communists in labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
National Labor Relation Board
NLRB
U. S
Ben Moore
Moore
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U S. District Court
Wilbur K. Miller
Bolitha J. Laws
E. Barrett Prettyman
Prettyman
Robert N. Denham
Weather outlook for Pocatello and southeast Idaho
Mostly clear skies in Pocatello with increasing clouds and no rain. Tonight low around 40, Wednesday high 55 to 60. Southeast Idaho warmer tonight and Wednesday with lows 30 to 38 and highs 46 to 56.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello Eee
Bismarck
Boise
Trace Burley Eebeeres
Butte
Trace Chicago
Denver
Dubois
Fort Worth
Idaho Falls
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Omaha
San Francisco
Seattle
Wash
Trace West Yellowstone
Mrs May Wallace Dies at Age 80
Mrs May Wallace, 80, mother of Henry A. Wallace, third party presidential candidate, died at her Des Moines home yesterday. Four of six children were at her bedside including Henry James Wallace of Des Moines and Annabelle J. McLay of Birmingham Michigan. Mary O Bruggmann wife of the Swiss minister to the United States. The widow of Henry C Wallace lived near the center of national politics for 30 years but avoided political involvement. Family denies strong disapproval of Henry A Wallace’s third party bid.
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Des Moines
May Wallace
Henry A. Wallace
Henry James
Annabelle J. McLay
Birmingham
Michigan
Mary O. Bruggmann
United States
Wallace
Henry C. Wallace
Harding
Coolidge
Car Collision Claims Life Near Hazelton
A head on crash five miles east of Hazelton killed Arthur Johnson about 70 and seriously injured Gordon Newbry of Eden. Henry Steinmetz of Hazelton faces potential reckless driving charges as he is held in Jerome County jail. Newbry is in Twin Falls county hospital awaiting x ray results.
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Hazelton
Here
Arthur Johnson
Eden
Henry Steinmetz
Gordon Newbry
Johnson
Twin Falls County
Steinmetz
Jerome County
Pool fund rises with two donations to 19512.71
Mayor George R. Phillips announced the pool fund reached 19512.71 after two donations. Mr and Mrs Isham contributed 25 and the Troy Parisian company added 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Phillips
Bus Isham
Troy-Parisian Company
Bourbons Cheer Eisenhower and McGrath Defends Truman
In Los Angeles California Gen Dwight D Eisenhower drew cheers after regrets for missing a Jackson Day dinner were read by James Roosevelt amid tributes to Franklin D Roosevelt. Florida Senator Claude Pepper suggested the candidate could be Truman or Eisenhower, underscoring party principles over personality. National Chair J Howard McGrath urged support for Truman as symbol of liberal policies amid party unity calls.
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Los Angeles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
California
Aetter
James Roosevelt
President Truman
Claude Pepper
Florida
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Franklin BD
J. Howard McGrath
Truman
Democratic Party
McGrath
Mr. Truman
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Jewish self rule in Palestine ahead of plan May 16 state
A Jewish agency spokesman said self-government already exists in Jewish zones of Palestine and the Zionist general council set May 16 to proclaim an independent Jewish state after the British mandate ends. Palestine licenses shift to Jewish areas and new identity rules apply. The projected government would be a 13 member cabinet with a premier and ministers across foreign affairs economics defense commerce labor agriculture justice education and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Jewish Agency
Palestine
Zionist General Council
Holy Land
Public Information Office
Motorman Severed Legs After Boston Trolley Crash
In Boston a runaway trolley car crashed into a crowded station, severing Motorman Alphonse Mc Donald's legs. Twenty three people were injured, three critically, as the car sped 40 miles an hour along a grade, jumped tracks, and felled a section of the roof. The crash caused a minor fire and destroyed an information booth and a candy counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alphonse McDonald
McDonald
Burglar Strikes Idaho Power Legion Club on Main Street
Burglar broke into the American Legion club in the Idaho Power building on North Main Sunday night or Monday morning. A 10 cent and 25 cent slot machines were rifled, with jackpots damaged. money taken was limited to the machines. Entrance was via a rear window above a stairway, left unlocked, with a bent screwdriver found beneath it used to pry the machines.
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American Legion Club
Idaho Power Company
North Main
Robert W. Carlson
North Garfield
Carlson
L. H
Duke) Hepner
New Chief Theater Manager Arrives from Denver
John Denman begins duties as the new manager of the Chief theater arriving from Denver and meeting the Fox theaters district manager. He succeeds Bob Anderson, who is transferred to Butte as former Chief manager.
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John Denman
Denver
Fox Theaters
Bob Anderson
Butte
Miners End Strike Turnout Varies After Lewis Plea
Thousands of soft coal miners returned to work after John L. Lewis urged an end to the month long strike, while 4,327 in Utah stayed home awaiting his contempt of court trial. Production reached up to 75 percent in parts of western Pennsylvania and Illinois as 30,000 sympathy hard coal workers also resumed duties.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Utah
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Illinois
T. Alan Goldsborough
Ogden Driver Fined $100 in Three-Car Accident
Three cars collided at Maple and Monroe when Russell O. Taylor failed to stop behind Gerald Neal at a stop sign. Neal’s sedan suffered $200 damage while the government car and Taylor’s vehicle each incurred about $350. Taylor was fined $100 plus costs by Justice Elkin Chandler. Mrs Neal and family were shaken and treated by a doctor. Deputy Earl Adkins investigated the crash.
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Gerald Neal
Route 2
North
Maple
Monroe
Russell O. Taylor
Ogden
Utah
Elkin Chandler
Earl Adkins
Thomas O. Garrett
Recruiting Service
Neal
Taylor
Mother Kills Four Children and Self
Coroner William D. McCleland reported a 32 year old mother shot and killed her four children and herself in their Bellevue home last night. The prelim inary verdict was murder and suicide concerning Mrs. Margaret Louise Morcroft and her children Gilbert E. Jr. 10 Susan Toy 7 Douglas Cunningham 3 and Nancy Hughes 8 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William D. McCleland
Bellevue
McCleland
Margaret Louise Morcroft
Gilbert E. Jr
Susan Toy
Douglas Cunningham
Nancy Hughes
Pocatello Fire Crew Tackles Car Blaze at Third and Halliday
The Pocatello fire department was called to the corner of Third and Halliday at 9 40 p m Monday when wiring short in a sedan driven by Paul Freeman sparked a fire. Firemen disconnected the battery and damage was slight according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Third and
Halliday
Paul Freeman
Red Strength Waning in Italian Drive
In Italy ahead of April 18 elections signs show communists losing ground and opposition gaining momentum. Togliatti shifts stance on Marshall aid. communists call for independence while accepting aid with conditions. A nationwide strike by the communist led union falters. a bombing at a communist meeting in Lizzanelli kills one and wounds two. Christian Democrats step up their campaign.
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Rome
Italy
Palmiro Togliatti
America
Parma
Togliatti
Communist Party
Popular Front
Lizzanelli
Christian Democrats
Money Stolen From Arimo Cancer Fund
Deputy Sheriff Ike Marshall of Downey reports theft of 15 to 20 dollars from the Arimo Cancer fund campaign. Money was in two cans taken during a meeting at the Arimo school house last night. one can later recovered emptied on the Arimo Downey highway. Investigation continues.
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Arimo Cancer Fund Campaign
Ike Marshall
Downey
Arimo
Marshall
Utah Miners Remain Idle
Utah coal miners stayed away from work with about 4000 members idle across Utah. B P Manley of the Utah Coal Operators association said all United Mine Workers staffed mines were closed with no signs of a back to work movement. The UMW pension settlement notice did not prompt a return to work as Geneva Steel mines and U S Fuel mine remained idle.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
B. P. Manley
Utah Coal Operators’ Association
United Mine Worker
Manley
UMW
Rock Springs
Wyo
U. S. Fuel Company
Hiawatha
Geneva Steel Company
Columbia
Horse Canyon
Boxers Lettermen Dining Event at Pocatello High
Chace Anderson boxing coach hosts a dinner for the big school boxing lettermen in the home economics room at 6 p.m. Rampton Barlow serves as master of ceremonies with guests including Supt. George Green, coaches, and newsmen attending.
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Pocatello
Chace Anderson
Rampton Barlow
George Green
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Guile
Quavny
Soviet Union
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Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Economic Outlook
Labor Organization
Interstate Commerce Commission
Office of Defense Transportation
Hunters Point Naval Shipyards
Lo Angeles
Bremerton
House
Memphis
August Andresen
R-Minn
James W. J. Stedman
Fats and Oil
Department of Agriculture
Eugene W. Brockenbrough
Institute of Shortening Manufacturers
Stedman
Severs Man
Legion Club
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Clark
Matthew F. McGuire
Joseph W. Martin
Rmass
Bridges
Taylor Machines
Arimo Cancer Fund
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