Motorist in Poor Condition After Roadside Crash Near Pocatello
William C. Hanson, a Pocatello newspaperman, is in critical condition at General hospital after a car left the road one half mile south of the old Mink Creek school area. His wife Randy is reported in fair condition. The pair, returning to Pocatello from Inkom, were thrown from the vehicle which rolled over and damaged nearby property. Deputy Harl Adkins investigated the 2 a.m. crash and noted Hanson’s watch stopped at 2 am while Mrs Hanson wandered fields before reaching the Elkhorn ranch.
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Pocatello
William C. Hanson
General Hospital
Randy
Hanson
Mink Creek Schooloase
Harl Adkins
Elkhorn Ranch
Guy E
South Ninth
Adkins
Inkom
Union Pacific
Portneuf Siding
Four Missing After Idaho Return Flight From Convention
Four people, including Caldwell Mayor R H Mc Neill and his wife Virginia, vanish after a return flight from the Republican state convention. The blue Stinson four seater rented from Bradley Field was spotted circling near Troy and Dreary as search planes comb rugged terrain between Boise and Coeur d Alene. Residents reported the plane in trouble with the motor running hard, as authorities initiated air searches for the missing party.
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Boise
Coeur d'Alene
R. H. McNeill
Caldwell
Virginia
Don Baldridge
McNeill
Stinson
Bradley Field
Troy
Dreary
Joe Whybark
Whybark
South Town Area
Scion Blames Forrestal for delay in preparedness program
Senator Dworshak of Idaho blames Defense Secretary Forrestal and aides for delaying the armed services committee’s draft of a new preparedness program. He says Forrestal has not presented cost or manpower figures for an increased air force, and notes the House voted funds for planes despite the lack of an official program.
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Washington
Dworshak
Idaho
Defense
Forrestal
Armed Services Committee
Senate
House
Chiefs of Staff
Woman Refuses to Sign Complaint in Disturbance Incident
Police were called to 1338 South Fourth after Homer Satterfield reported screaming. Dick Mittelstedt, intoxicated, forcibly escorted Mrs. James Cobin from the home. she declined to sign a complaint and said no harm was done, though officers noted potential disturbance if he returns.
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South Fourth
Homer Satterfield
Dick Mittelstedt
James Cobin
Mittelstedt
Cobin
Hir
Weather report for Pocatello and Southeast Idaho
Fair skies expected tonight and tomorrow with rising daytime temperatures. Low around 30 with local frost. high Tuesday 60 to 65. Southeast Idaho same pattern with lows 28 to 38 and highs 58 to 68.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Butte
Grandchild Arrival Reported for William Park Family
Mrs. William C. Park of Boise and former Pocatellans announce a new granddaughter born Thursday in Boise to their daughter and son-in-law Marvin L. Bertram of Boise First Security Bank. This is the Parks’ first grandchild as they plan to travel to Washington, D. C. for a United States chamber of commerce meeting.
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William C. Park
Pocatellans Now
Boise
Marvin L. “Bus
Bertram
Boise First Security Bank
Park
Washington, D. C
United States Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Ad dress 536 East Center under classification 83
A Want Ad in the Tribune points readers to 536 East Center under classified section 83. The listing hints at a property or item for sale or rent but provides no further details in the accessible text.
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East Center
Today
Tribune
Britain Bans Hanging for Five Year Period
Lord Rothermere told AP’s centennial luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria that a cloud of wishful neutrality is forming in Europe and could threaten U S safety. He urged more Europe newsprint to report the battle for freedom and warned that Western European neutrality could undermine American strength and peace. He praised the Marshall plan as a landmark act of statesmanship.
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Lord Rothermere
Europe
United States
Associated Press
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Atlantic
Safety talk on Tuesday by Phi Beta Sigma sponsor
W. Vaughn will discuss safety at a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Student Union Little Theater. The program is sponsored by the Phi Beta Sigma education fraternity.
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W. Vaughn
Student Union
Phi Beta Sigma
ICC Grants Hike in Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a further temporary freight rate increase for railroads, about four percent above current rates, costing the public roughly 300 million dollars annually. This rise follows prior temporary boosts of 10 percent from October and another 10 percent in January and remains in effect until a final decision on permanent upward adjustments. The increase can be applied with 10 days notice.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
ICC
Cars Prowled Delbert
A tourist from Stambough Michigan reports his sedan left on 100 block South Second was broken into with a GE flat iron valued at 13 dollars brown suit coat 15 and gloves 5 stolen. Roy B Anderson Bevedere apartments notes trunk lock broken Saturday night or Sunday and groceries 10 and a car jack 6 stolen. Frank Hynek Rosewood reports pickup broken into Saturday night or Sunday with a billfold and drills stolen. A windshield wiper knob gear shift knob and two ventilator knobs stolen from Dr W G Rosencrans car on his North Hayes street.
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Stanger
Stambough
Mich
South
Roy B. Anderson
Bevedere Apartments
Frank Hynek
Rosewood
W. G. Rosencrans
North Hayes
Tragic New Guinea Plane Crash Kills 37 on Takeoff
Thirty seven people died when a civilian aircraft crashed on takeoff from Lae airstrip in New Guinea. The disaster, the worst civilian air tragedy in New Guinea history, killed 33 New Guinea natives en route to the Bulolo gold fields. Investigators said the plane was hopelessly overcrowded.
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Sydney
Australia
Lae
New Guinea
Bulolo
Judge Finds John L Lewis Guilty Of Criminal Contempt
Justice Goldsborough holds John L Lewis guilty of criminal contempt for not sending striking coal miners back to work as ordered. Sentence to be pronounced tomorrow. union fined previously in 1946 case. Government to present recommendations for punishment and a Taft Hartley injunction hearing is set for Wednesday at 10 am.
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Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Supreme Court
The
Union
Goldsborough
Justice Department
Station Robbed at Bidwell Chevron Service Station
Police were called at 2 40 a m Sunday to the Bidwell Chevron at 1255 South Fifth after Mrs Leona Thyberg reported burglars entered while she and her husband were at Fred and Kellys. About $900 in currency a .45 automatic four pints of whiskey $70 in punch board money and a .22 pistol were taken. four rifles on a punch board were not. Entry was gained by breaking a south side window and youths are suspected.
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Bidwell Chevron
South Fifth
Leona Thyberg
Fred and
Kelly
Atomic Test Completed At Eniwetok
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a test of an atomic weapon was conducted at Eniwetok Atoll in the Marshal Islands. It was the first announced test since 1946 at Bikini. Details remain classified under the Atomic Energy Act and will be provided to the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy.
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Washington
Proving Grounds
Eniwetok Atoll
Marshal Islands
Atomic Energy Commission
Bikini
Pacific
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Congress
Utah Miners Stay Out After Refusal to Return to Work
About 4,300 coal miners in Utah continued a walkout today refusing to follow United Mine Workers elsewhere in returning to work. No comment was available on John L. Lewis's contempt of court conviction in Washington. UMW officials gave little public statement on the ongoing shutdown.
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Price
Utah
United Mine Workers
Washington
UMW
John L. Lewis
Pittsburgh
Wallace and Taylor Speak at $100 Dinner in New York
Henry A. Wallace and Sen. Glen H. Taylor join for their first New York joint appearance at a $100 dinner at the Commodore Hotel. Rexford Tugwell will preside as the Wallace committee launches a fundraising drive. CIO leaders announce formation of an independent political action committee opposing the third party movement.
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Commodore Hotel
Henry A. Wallace
Glen H. Taylor
D.idaho
New York City
Rexford Guy Tugwell
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
CIO
The
CIO Political Action Committee
Vienna clash marks tense four power police stand off
In Vienna the clash between American and Russian military police over a kidnapped German woman ended with Elsa Pfef fer recovered and released. It is described as the most serious incident since the four power occupation began.
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Vienna
Austria
Elsa Pfeffer
Police Laugh at Apparent Murder Mystery in Pasadena
Pasadena police rush from station to a report of a murder by own action after a caller says an automobile near his home bears a sign reading Betty's dead. On inspection, the sign reads Battery is dead, closing the case immediately.
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Pasadena
Calif
Betty
D. M. Palmateer
Policeman Cote Wins Boston Marathon Again
Gerard Cote, a 34 year old policeman from Saint Hyacinthe Quebec, captured the 52nd annual Boston A A marathon today for the fourth time in nine years securing a fifth overall title in the event.
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Boston
Gerard Cote
St. Hyacinthe, Que
Boston A. A
University Women Meet Idaho Falls Convention Opens
Registration activities started for the Idaho Falls Idaho convention of the American Association of University Women. Opening business sessions are set for tomorrow and the gathering continues through Wednesday with the theme Educational Potentialities of Idaho.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
American Association of University of Women
Negroes Launch Campaign Against Jim Crow Service
Washington AP Grant Reynolds a Negro testified before the House Armed Services Committee as national chairman of the Committee against Jim Crow in military service and training. He announced a nationwide civil disobedience plan challenging racial segregation in the armed forces and showed a card refusing draft for Jim Crow service. He said 100000 buttons with dont join a Jim Crow army would be sold after delivery, and planned sales near the White House and Capitol steps to pressure white America.
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Grant Reynolds
Congress
Armed Services
Reynolds
House Armed Services Committee
Fied
White House
Capitol
America
Jim Crow
Early returns favor Christians in Italian elections
Early results show Alcide De Gasperi's Christian Democrats leading the anti Communist Popular Front in cities like Turin Venice and Florence with strong showing in Milan Bologna and others. Clerical backed gains raise hopes of blocking leftist control though deputies results remain uncertain and a full barometer.
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Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democrata
Popular Front
Turin
Venice
Florence
Christian Democrats
Milan
Bologna
Kremlin
Early Senate Returns Show Christian Democrats Lead Cassino
In rural northern zones the first senate returns from areas south of Rome reveal eight Cassino precincts with the Christian Democrats earning 622 votes.
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Senate
Rome
Cassino
Christian Democrats
Utah Grand Jury Indicts Cyrus V. Lack for Embezzlement
Salt Lake City Utah The Salt Lake county grand jury indicted Cyrus V Lack former manager of a state liquor control agency on embezzlement charges The indictment covers embezzling liquor stocks from Oct 30 1947 to March 2 1948 The stock loss exceeded 50 dollars and totaled at least 39000 in value according to the liquor commission report
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Grand Jury
Cyrus V. Lack
State Liquor Control Commission
Liquor Commission
Lack
Woman Saves Two Near Layton in Electrifying Plunge
A 32-year-old Salt Lake City mother, Hettie Barta Seaman, saved her year-old child and helped her crippled husband escape a stalled car seconds before an electrically powered locomotive struck the vehicle. Her sister-in-law Ann May, 30, also escaped as the car halted on the railroad tracks northwest of Layton. the car was hurled 47 feet and demolished.
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Layton
Utah
Salt Lake City
Hettie Barta Seaman
Ann May
Seaman
Raile Road
Bullet Found in Veteran Two Decades After War
In Chicago Pvt. Fred Kaddatz now 54 recalled a 1918 wound ten days before the armistice. The abdomen bullet was not removed. he returned home healed. Last night he discovered a lump, scratched it off, and retrieved the 30 year old bullet from his leg.
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Chicago
Fred Kaddatz
Kaddatz
France
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Holcombe in Amherst Mass
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Jones announce the birth of a daughter. The baby’s mother is Evelyn Mae Jones, formerly of the Jones family. The Holcombes reside in Amherst, where Mr Holcombe attends college, and have lived for three years.
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LeRoy Jones
Jack Holcombe
Amherst
Mass
Holcombe
Evelyn Mae Jones
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