Anti-Communists Lead in Italian Election Returns
In Rome today early returns from Italy’s pivotal elections show a strong anti Communist lead with Vice Premier Giuseppe Saragat declaring the communists will not be admitted to Italy’s new government. Saragat heads the anti Communist socialist faction.
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Rome
Italy
Giuseppe Saragat
Saragat
Europe
Russia
Balkans
Popular Front
Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democratic Party
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Aerial Search Continues For Idahoans Missing Pilot
Search efforts south of Lewiston resume with 35 aircraft and five Idaho National Guard planes scouring the rugged terrain for a four passenger Stinson plane missing on a flight from Coeur d Alene to Boise. Aboard were Caldwell residents including the mayor and wife.
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Lewiston
Here
Coeur d'Alene
Boise
R. H. McNeill
Don Baldridge
Caldwell
National Guard
Idaho
Troy-Bovil
Joe Whybark
Woman slumming on less than monthy income in Los Angeles
Mrs. Evelyn L. Bertin a 48 year old British pilot testified that living on under 1190 dollars a month equates to slumming She sought 3500 dollars temporary alimony while a court awarded 1200 dollars monthly from Capt Oscar Emile Bertin a French shipping magnate amid a separate maintenance suit Her listed expenses included 550 for clothes 450 rent 250 food 750 travel and 1500 incidentals Her estranged husband earns about 450000 annually and she was noted as among Wilshire Boulevard Easter parade's best dressed.
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Los Angeles
Pal
Evelyn L. Bertin
Oscar Emile Bertin
Bertin
Wilshire Boulevard
Fire Dept Quells Trash Truck Blaze Handoff by Patrolman
Boise firefighters faced a truck fire promptly stopped by Motorcycle Patrolman Les Allen who escorted the burning vehicle to the station. Firemen quickly extinguished the trash fire with few complications.
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Boise
Les Allen
Hero stops runaway car as heart attack claims driver
In Los Angeles a pedestrian leaped onto a driverless car, killed by a heart attack at the wheel. He switched off ignition and applied the emergency brake. The rescuer vanished, leaving the scene as Martin G. Gannon, 65, of Fort Worth, Texas, died. His wife could not regain control.
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Los Angeles
Martin G. Gannon
Fort Worth
Texas
Large Pocatello Delegation To Attend State P-TA Meet
A large Pocatello delegation will attend the state P-TA convention in Twin Falls on April 21 to 23. Central council president Mrs William Orr Jr and state officers will represent Pocatello with invitations extended for next year’s convention. State officers from Pocatello include Mrs C S Bosquet seventh vice president and other chairs such as Mrs Harley Ward health and round-up chairman and Paul Boott reading and library chair.
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Pocatello
Central
P-Ta Council
Twin Falls
William Orr, Jr
Central Council
Gdannille
C. 8. Bosquet
Man
Harley Ward
Paul Boott
Reading and
explosion at Aguas Caliente mine kills miners and traps others
Bulletin from Lima reports an explosion more than half a mile deep in the Aguas Caliente copper mine killing at least six miners and leaving 59 others trapped or missing.
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Lima
Peru
Aguas Caliente
Kiwanis Club Aids With Blood Bank
Kiwanis members aided in creating a blood bank at St. Anthony's hospital. A. L. Rose, father of Mrs. Harry Petersen, needed a transfusion after major surgery. Four Kiwanis donors, Guy M. Nielsen, Ed Brandt, C. Ed Flandro, and L. W. Davis, were typed and available within 15 minutes. Brandt donated blood.
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Kiwanis Club
St. Anthony's Hospital
A. L. Rose
Harry Petersen
Guy M. Nielson
Ed Brandt
C. Ed Flandro
L. W. Davis
Mr. Brandt
G. Roche
Wallace Talk Casts Light on Police State Fears
Henry A. Wallace warned in New York that the United States is edging toward a police state under a pseudo two party system. He spoke at a $100 a plate fundraising dinner attended by about 1,200 people, with Rexford Tugwell and Sen. Glen H. Taylor sharing the platform. The Wallace for president campaign netted about $100,000. Taylor claimed current leaders drive the nation toward fascist tactics and more secret police if Wallace is elected.
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New York
America
Henry A. Wallace
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Puerto Rico
Wallace
Sen
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Taylor
Hitler
Goebbels
Goering
Henry Wallace
Stevenson on Program for Outlawing War
Dr. R. C. Stevenson Idaho State College professor and summer school director spoke in the Borah foundation outlawry of war program at the University of Idaho on April 14 15 and 16 He joined a panel on The Political and Legal Causes of War with professors from the University of Idaho Whitman College Washington State College and Eastern Washington College of Education.
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R. C. Stevenson
Idaho State College
William EB. Borah
University of Idaho
Whitman College
Washington State College
Eastern Washington College of Education
Three hurt in one car crash near Pocatello in fair condition
Three youths from Lava Hot Springs were hospitalized in fair condition at General hospital after a Sunday crash three miles south of Pocatello. Boyd Robbins Clyde Burnett and Merrill Atkinson were riding in Robbins car when it left the road after striking a hole in the pavement.
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Pocatello
General Hospital
Boyd Robbins
Clyde Burnett
Merrill Atkinson
Robbins
Army Checks On Wreckage Near Wend Over Airbase
Officials at Wend over airbase inspected records to identify airplane wreckage found on the Great Salt Lake desert about ten miles east of Lucia in Box Elder county. Bits of debris and an inflated wheel were located Saturday by an A 26 pilot from Hill air force base and examined by visiting pilots. The wreckage may be from a B 17 missing since December 1943 or possibly from two planes that collided in 1943 during a training mission, with some bones, papers, jackets and parachutes found.
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Ogden
Wendover
Great Salt Lake Desert
Lucia
Box Elder County
Hill Air Force Base
Wendover Field
Utah
Chiang Faces Party Split Ahead of Vice Presidency Vote
Rivalry within the Kuomintang threatens Chiang Kai-shek as the party campaigns for the national assembly vote on Friday Sun Fo is favored for vice president amid allegations of underground support. Li Tsung Jen challenges Sun Fo with reform plans including land redistribution.
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China
Chiang
Kuomintang
Sun Fo
Li Tsung-Jen
Sun
National Assembly
Wounded hunter injured by accidental discharge at home
Kenneth Aber Crombie, 25, was shot Friday when his .22 caliber rifle accidentally discharged after he returned from a hunting trip. The pellet pierced his right lung. he was reported in very good condition and able to walk at Hailey Clinic Hospital today.
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Hailey
Kenneth Abercrombie
Hailey Clinical Hospital
State to Establish Radio Service in Pocatello Area
Lt J F Bedingfield reports authority granted to set up state police radio in Pocatello with a 250 watt transmitter on Chinks Peak the former Taylor grazing service lookout and remote control stations at the Pocatello police station and Bannock county sheriff's office to follow with ordered equipment.
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J. F. Bedingfield
Pocatello
Chink’s Peak
Taylor Grazing Service
Bannock County
Taylor to Speak at Chemistry Society Meeting
Dr. Albert Taylor, assistant professor of chemistry, will discuss Atomic Energy at the American Chemical Society Idaho State College chapter meeting at 4 30 p m Wednesday in the Meifs lounge. Bryant Hansen of Pocatello is society chairman with officers Duane Dudley and John J Kelly Jr both listed.
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Albert Taylor
American Chemical Society
Idaho State College
Bryant Hansen
Pocatello
Society
Mefi
Duane Dudley
John J. Kelly, Jr. Malad
High Court Seen As Possible Final Word In UMWFines
Frank Hughes of the United Mine Workers District Three says the final answer may come from the U S Supreme Court after a Washington federal court fined John L Lewis and the union a combined 1 420 000 in criminal contempt. Soft coal miners respond with mixed views as more than a quarter idles in walkouts linked to the ruling.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Hughes
United Mine Workers, District Three
John L. Lewis
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Lewis
Baldine DeMarco
Morgan, Pa
UMW
DeMarco
Wallace
United Mine Worker District
Housing Plan Under Way in Pocatello
Harley Markham of the industrial committee told the joint city and county planning group that housing projects are underway to attract more industries. Simplot plans employee housing units while a caretaker for the dumping grounds is urged along with twice yearly DDT spraying. The health and sanitation panel also calls tighter dog licensing and a regulated garbage collection under health and sanitation.
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Pocatello
Harley Markham
Industrial Committee
City and County Planning Group
Bannock
C. Ed Flandro
City Commission
F. M. Bistline
Simplot Company
William Oberg
Health and Sanitation Committee
Department of Health and Sanitation
Dewey Plans Oregon Campaign Swing in May
Governor Thomas E. Dewey said he would campaign for the Republican presidential nomination in Oregon for at least 10 days starting May 1 with a Portland speech. He will fly from New York City to Portland April 30 to speak before the Oregon State Junior Chamber of Commerce and will visit other Pacific Northwest states but skip California.
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Weeks Field
Coeur d'Alene
Boise
Snake River
Sau
Spencer Ranch
Wallowa Mountains
Oregon
Snake
Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
Portland
Dewey
New York City
Oregon State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Northwest
California
Auto Stolen From Showroom Floor
Sheriff Alma Marley received a Tremonton Utah call reporting theft from the Lillenkvist Motor Co showroom. A 1948 turf green Kaiser four door sedan was taken with a portable adding machine a typewriter and a small circulating heater. A 1946 blue Buick two door was left at the garage with license plates believed to have been used on the Kaiser.
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Alma Marley
Tremonton
Utah
Kaiser
Lillenquist Motor Company
Buick
Win Hanson in Critical Condition After Auto Crash
William C Hanson, Pocatello newspaperman, listed in poor condition after an early Monday auto crash. His wife, injured in the same wreck, is reported fairly good. The accident occurred near Mink Creek with reports of calls to Elkhorn ranch and the sheriff’s office. Authorities emphasize duty to report property damage and injuries.
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William C Hanson
Pocatello
Bannock Road
Hanson
Elkhorn Ranch
Walt Hayden
Sheriff's Office
James Johnson
Police Department
Adkins
Green Triangle
South Main Exten
UMW Leader Fined 20000 and Union 1400000 in Contempt Case
Washington AP reports John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers fined for contempt of a stop strike order. Judge T. Alan Goldsborough levied 20000 on Lewis and 1400000 on the union, with civil contempt penalties to be considered Friday. Government officials hint at jail if miners remain idle. AFL President William Green condemns punishment of labor leaders.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
UMW
Goldsborough
Union
Supreme Court
Graham Morison
Morison
Justice Department
AFL
William Green
Utahn Draws Fine For Destruction
City Judge Frank E Moss fined an 18-year-old $50 after he admitted destroying a pioneer relic the trunk of a tree linked to Brigham Young. James Leonard Cronin pleaded guilty to drunkenness and destroying property. half the fine was suspended pending payment to reset the trunk. Two 11-year-olds involved were placed with juvenile authorities.
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Salt Lake City
Frank E. Moss
Brigham Young
James Leonard Cronin
Moss
Cronin
Arabs Strike At Convoy to Jerusalem Amid Attacks
Arab raid targeted the Tel Aviv to Jerusalem convoy carrying David Ben Gurion and Jewish agency leaders. Most travelers reached Jerusalem with over 100 food trucks as police reported Jews withdrew after an attack on Suba. Haganah sappers attacked an Arab filling station and four shops while martial law was imposed in Taybedias.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Tel Avive
David Ben Gurion
Jewish Agency
Ben Gurion
Suba
Tel Aviv
Haganah
Tieberias
Galilee
Farm land prices surge to 1920 peak again
The agriculture department reports farm land values on March 1 at a record level matching March 1920, driven by high farm product prices and strong income. Officials caution on future collapse but see no signs of a major foreign demand drop amid Europe’s recovery program. continued page eight.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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R-Minn
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Jose Figueres
White House
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