Southeastern Idaho High School Festival Showcases District Winners
The southern Idaho drama and declamation festival and state debate tournament draw about 250 students from 35 towns on its second day at Idaho State College. District winners from Pocatello, Blackfoot, Rexburg, Fairmount, Nampa and Sugar Salem compete in two man debate teams with four prelim rounds leading to semi finals.
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Idaho
Southern Idaho
Carl Isaacson
ISC
Dtate College
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Rexburg
Fairmount
Nampa
Sugar Salem
Isaacson
Pocatello High School
Reed Jensen
John Roberts
Communists Lose Ground in Final Italy Campaign Push
Italy nears a crucial parliamentary vote as communists scramble to regain support. Interior forces display readiness while violence sparks in several regions. Premier De Gasperi closes campaigning in Naples with Togliatti making a last appeal amid waning crowds of about 60 000.
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Rome
Italy
Mario Scelba
Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democrats
Naples
Palmiro Togaliatti
Togaliatti
Utah Man Kills Wife Then Ends His Life
In Tooele Utah Evelyn Mavine Curry Dunyon 36 mother of five was stabbed to death in a daughter’s home. Estranged husband Charles Newton Dunyon 41 killed himself after the attack. The woman had obtained a divorce in February in Tooele.
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Tooele
Utah
Evelyn Mavine Curry Dunyon
Charles Newton Dunyon
Colleen Sample
Tod Park
Dunyon
Victor Mair
Hedy Lamarr Sues Look Over Nasal Surgery Claim
Actress Hedy Lamarr files a $200000 lawsuit in Santa Monica alleging Look magazine implied she had plastic surgery. The complaint says April 13 article used before and after photos to suggest altered features. Lamarr's counsel asserts her features have remained natural since birth. Lookinton New York denies knowledge of the issue.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Hedy Lamarr
Look Magazine
Look
Hedy
New York
Weather Outlook for Pocatello and Idaho This Weekend
Fair and warm conditions continue tonight and Saturday with lows near 40 and 35 to 45 respectively. Highs will reach 65 to 70 in Pocatello area and 60 to 70 statewide under partly cloudy skies.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Suit to End Triangle in Ogden Court
Mrs Delia Luann Dowd files in second district court for annulment of her marriage to Viggie Hans Lund after learning her first husband Raymond Dowd, supposedly dead, was alive. Dowd and Dowd were married Oct 13 1945 in Ogden while Dowd served overseas. Dowd later appeared in February.
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Ogden
Delia Luann Dowd
Second District Court
Viggie Hans Lund
la Crosse
Wis
Dowd
Mrs James Roosevelt Mistakenly Takes Sleeping Pills
Mrs Roosevelt 32 wakes with headache and takes sleeping pills from a bedside box in Beverly Hills. Dr. Blake Watson says she overdosed but is hospitalized in Roosevelt. Police were notified and the incident is under treatment.
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James Roosevelt
Beverly Hills
Blake Watson
Police
Agency Hospital
Roosevelt
Stat
Scientist Warns of Imminent Atom War If Controls Fail
In Copenhagen the Swedish engineer Guranar Knoes warned a news conference that an atom war is imminent before 1953 unless international controls are adopted. He said Russia will have the bomb by January 1, 1953 and that the weapon could paralyze the United States with a single strike.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Guranar Knoes
Roxas Death Shocks Philippines as Manila Mourns
Manila reels from the death of Manuel Roxas at 56 from a heart attack at Clark Field. Vice President Elpidio Quirino, 57, returns soon and convenes a council of state with Osmeña and Yulo. Quirino, pro American, led a political life and endured wartime tragedy including family losses in 1945.
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Roxas
Clarkfield
Elpidio Quirino
Quirino
Philippines
Council of State
Sergio Osmena
Jose Yulo
Liberal
Congress
Fort Santiago
Manila
Record Warmth Hits Los Angeles as April Heat Sets Records
Los Angeles saw a near summer day with a high of 89 degrees, the hottest April reading since October 31 of last year, and just short of the all time April record of 100 set in 1910. Desert regions reported 103 at a CA station, while Vermont papers showed five inches of snow.
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Los Angeles
Weather Bureau
Civil Aeronautics Administration
India
Vermont
Escaped Utah prisoner eludes capture near Wyoming
Abraham Jack Dean, 27 year old dubbed Santa Claus bandit, escaped from a Utah prison yesterday. Authorities suspect he may have boarded a concrete mixer bound for the new Mountain site near Draper. Dean, jailed for five robberies on Jan 24, reportedly robbed victims by commanding them to play Santa Claus.
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Abraham Jack Dean
John E. Harris
Dean
Point
Sixteen Sign Agreement To Cooperate In Europe
Sixteen nations and Germany's western zones signed a 28 article convention to form a permanent European organization of economic cooperation. Austria Belgium Britain Denmark France Greece Eire Iceland Italy Luxembourg Norway Netherlands Portugal Sweden Switzerland Turkey and the Western zones of Germany pledge to boost production modernize industry and agriculture increase exchanges cut trade barriers and aim to dispense with extraordinary foreign aid in time.
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Paris
Germany
European Organization of Economic Cooperation
United States
Austria
Belgium
Britain
Denmark
France
Greece
Eire
Iceland
Italy
Luxembourg
Norway
Netherlands
Portugal
Switzerland
Turkey
Court Creates Jury Panel For April 26 Session
District Judge L. E. Glennon orders a jury panel for 9 30 a m on April 26. Thirty jurors drawn with names listed including John F E Christensen Grace Will Evans Downey Milton Smith Mrs Katie Scherbel E Randolph E T Troescher Leo H Hall Wilton Payne Lynn Weller J Stinger Arimo ra Schoonover C Dowd W Kneivel Mildred Craven Edwin F Davis George A Parker Mrs W J Chatterton H E Wheeler Edwin S Capell Raymond L Curtis Peggy Bell J C Enke Howard E Bloxham Isabell Koford A B Clark Russell F Davis Alfred D Lloyd Joseph L Holbrook Wilma Helmandollar Mahlon E Rupp George Jenkins.
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L. E. Glennon
Alma Marley
John FE. Christensen
Grace
Will Evans
Downey
Milton Smith
Thatcher
Katie Scherbel
Randolph
E. T. Troescher
East Lewis
Leo H. Hall
McCammon
Wilton Payne
Bancroft
Lynn Weller
South Fourth
J Stinger
Arimo
Ra Schoonover
Cottonwoo C. Dowd
Chesterfield
W. Kneivel
Mildred Craven
Edwin F. Davis
George A. Parker
North Tenth
W. J. Chatterton
East Gould
H. E. Wheeler
Princess Apartments
Edwin S. Capell
Robin
Raymond L. Curtis
North Sixth
Peggy Bell
Inkom
J. C. Enke
North Main
Howard E. Bloxham
Richland Acres
Isabell Koford
Lava
A. B. Clark
Russell F. Davis
South Park
Alfred D. Lloyd
Joseph L. Holbrook
Wilma Helmandollar
Mahlon E. Rupp
East Sublette
George Jenkins
Lund
Suit Seeks Payment From Mint Cafe Partners
Pete Pattis and James Monroe doing business as the Mint Cafe and Cigar store sue Bannock county defendant Boyd Gunter in probate court for 200 on a check, 94.33 for funds paid, and 137 for advances, plus interest and costs. Attorney C. M. Jeffery represents the plaintiffs.
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Pete Pattis
James Monroe
Mint Cafe
Bannock County
Boyd Gunter
C. M. Jeffery
Curb Exchange Strike Settled For 10 Percent Pay Rise
New York curb exchange workers reach a 10 percent wage increase and bonus agreement after a 19 day strike. The NYSE side continues to strike, with picket lines fading as curb exchange governors ratify the deal and trading resumes at 10 a.m. with about 200 workers returning.
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New York
New York Curb Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Curb Exchange
Wall Street
Curb
Idaho Republicans gather ahead of state convention
Republicans converge across Idaho for caucusing and support for the national committeeman post as state convention nears. State Chairman Tom W. Smith predicts the gathering may mark Idaho Republicans’ biggest convention.
Alameda Pushing Cleanup Drive
Alameda residents south of Maple on both sides of the tracks urged to have rubbish ready for pickup starting Saturday. Chamber president Roland Cameron said six trucks and five troops of Boy Scouts will be on the job early.
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Alameda
Maple
Roland Cameron
Utahn Woman Delivers Her 20th Child in Tooele
Vera Allres, 42, gave birth Tuesday in Tooele to her 20th child, all single births. The newborn is a boy, joining 11 living children aged up to 23 years old.
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Tooele
Utah
Vera Allres
Beyond the Italian Elections Front Page Analysis
Dorothy Thompson argues the Italian vote on Sunday testifies to world power shifts and the peasant worker and clerk shaping history. The piece notes Western democracy versus communism, stressing the ballot as a key freedom and political power for ordinary Italians.
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the Tribune
Dorothy Thompson
Italy
Blast Fatal To 23 In Red Plot In Rio De Janeiro
Federal police tie the Deodoro arsenal blast to a communist plot aiming for a second Bogota on May 1. Gen Canrobert Pereira da Costa escaped death by a delay. 100 to 200 injured. 23 dead. 26 communists arrested.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Bogota
Canrobert Pereira da Costa
da Costa
Une
Deodoro
Delaware Educator Speaks at 7 in Dover Knife and Fork Club
George H. Henry, principal of a Dover high school, will discuss National Crisis in Education as It Is Today at a Knife and Fork club dinner at Bannock hotel. Ethel Redfield, retired Idaho college education head, will introduce him. six candidates compete for three Knife and Fork board seats.
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George H. Henry
Dover, del
Knife and Fork Club
Bannock Hotel
Henry
Ethel Redfield
Idaho State College
Idaho
Miss Redfield
Survey Graphic
Ladies Home Journal
Harper's
Common Sense
Delaware Department of Public Instruction
Knife and Fork Board of Directors
Bertha Atkin
Ed Cunningham
M. T. Deaton
M. Preston Goodfellow
J. W. Hamblin
Himena Hoffman
Varga Admits Part in Crime
Laszlo Varga a 19 year old Hungarian refugee will be tried in district court for the rape slaying of Mrs Billie Rahe Morning at Wells Nevada. District Attorney Alexander Puccinelli says Varga signed a statement admitting participation but blames the actual killing on a mysterious Joseph B asda who allegedly strangled and mutilated the minister's wife. Court to open in fall but early trial possible via special session.
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Elko
Nev
Laszlo Varga
Billie Rahe
Wells
Varga
Alexander Puccinelli
Puccinelli
Joseph Basda
Michigan
Shock Injures Worker In Electric Sign Removal
Eugene Pippitt a 30 year old from Twin Falls was injured yesterday when he touched a live wire while taking down an electric sign. He was shocked by 2 200 volt potential and fell from a 15 foot ladder. Cottage hospital attendants report his condition as serious.
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Burley
Eugene Pippitt
Twin Falls
Pippitt
Cottage Hospital
Strip Teaser Draws Fine
Los Angeles stripper Lili St. Cyr defended her act as art, but Municipal Judge Byron J. Walters ruled the two day performance indecent, fining her $350 plus $500 for producing an indecent show. A vice squad officer testified she shed revealing attire and performed suggestive moves on a pillow setup.
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Los Angeles
Lili St. Cyr
Byron J. Walters
Cletus O. Smith
Miss St. Cyr
Walter Allen
Allen
Walters
Verdict anticipated in Lewis trial as miners stay idle
Pittsburgh AP reports one third of the nations soft coal miners continue the protest strike awaiting a federal court ruling on John L. Lewis. About 250,000 have returned to work after a 29 day walkout, while Utahs 4327 miners and others remain idle amid no official UMW statement.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Utah
United Mine Workers
Alan T. Goldsborough
Lewis
UMW
Pennsylvania
Miners Vote to Postpone Return Amid Coal Shortage
In western Pennsylvania, 68,000 soft coal miners faced delays as many stayed away from work to attend union meetings and await court decisions on Uncle John. Only 800 of Fayette county’s 15,000 miners were active, slowing rail and steel operations as the industry seeks fuel certainty.
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Uncle John
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
Chamber Protests Idaho Census Figures
The Idaho state chamber of commerce plans to contest federal census data. Secretary Earl W. Murphy said official figures list Idaho’s population at 496000, while the chamber’s on site estimate puts it at 546000 and that they will present their data to the government.
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Boise
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Chamber
Earl W. Murphy
Murphy
Stake to Hold Conference in West Pocatello
West Pocatello LDS stake plans a quarterly conference this weekend with Levi Edgar Young and Fenno Casto attending from Salt Lake City. Stake President Twayne Austin says the welfare meeting starts at 6 30 p m Saturday in the First ward chapel with a priesthood leadership session at 8 p m. General sessions follow at 10 a m and 2 p m Sunday in the LDS Recreation hall at 100 North Garfield.
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West Pocatello
LDS Stake
Levi Edgar Young
First Council of Seventy
Fenno Casto
Church Welfare Committee
Salt Lake City
Twayne Austin
First Ward
LDS Recreation
Garfield
Fire damages Orem canning plant in Utah blaze
Four firemen and a bystander were overcome by fumes while battling flames that damaged the Pleasant Grove Canning company plant in Orem Utah. Damages estimated between 20000 and 35000 dollars.
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Orem
Utah
Pleasant Grove Canning Company
Idaho Senator Says One Idaho Paper Turned Unfriendly
Senator Glen H. Taylor of Idaho told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that one Idaho daily turned unfriendly at advertiser pressure. He refused to name the paper, noting 11 dailies exist and that the information came confidentially. The Idaho Daily Statesman challenged him to identify the paper.
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Washington
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Taylor
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Thomas G. Lanphier
The
Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise
Idaho Press
Eee
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Wyo
Bulletins
Erwin D. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
Canham
Geneva
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Robert Magidoff
Moscow
Smith
State Department
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Delaware
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Haim Yassky
Palestine
Hadassah Organization
Biblical
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Mt. Scopus
Hebrew University Medical School
Vania
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