King Abdullah urges Arabs to send armies into Palestine
In Amman King Abdullah calls on all Arab nations to join his army in a push into Palestine to retain the Arab character of the country as the mandate nears end. About 10 000 Jordanian soldiers are in the Holy Land preparing for May 15, while Cairo sources predict up to 50 000 troops from six nations may move into Palestine on May 16 unless UN action intervenes.
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Trans-Jordan
Abdullah
Palestine
Trans - Jordan
Holy Land
Ahmad Sherabati
Iraq
Cairo
United Nations
Jews Occupy Two More Hill Villages
Jewish Haganah forces moved into Shufat and Beit Iksa in the Judean hills, expanding daytime operations after yesterday’s Haifa fighting. Arab casualties were reported a day earlier in Haifa, with police noting Jewish and Mauritian deaths nearby. Overall Palestine violence nears 3,281 fatalities since UN partition recommendation.
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Judean
Haganah
Shufat
Jerusalem-Ramallah
Beit Iksa
Jerusalem-Tel Aviv
Biddu
Neb Samuel
Judean Hills
Haifa
Mediterranean
Dail
Palestine
Trans - Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Rishon le Zion
Tel Aviv
United Nations
City Sets Fees and Rules for Municipal Golf Course
The Pocatello city council met at the mayor's office at 7 p.m. Wednesday and approved rules for the municipal golf course for the 1948 season. Norman Fordyce resigned from the police force with prejudice. Taxi minimum fare is 35 cents with 25 cents per extra passenger. A Mr. Parker will be caretaker at Rainbow Cabin Camp and current tenants may remain until new housing is found. A $2,400 annual salary contract was approved for Roy Horne as professional at the golf course.
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Pocatello
Norman Fordyce
Parker
Rainbow Cabin Camp
Roy Horne
Idaho Opens National Boys and Girls Week
Gov. C A Robbins urged Idahoans to observe National Boys and Girls Week from April 24 to May 1. He said the public should focus on youth potential and problems to boost adult involvement in youth serving organizations.
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Boise
C. A. Robbins
High School Music Festival Parade Draws 2000 to Pocatello
The fifth district high school music festival will end with a bands parade at 5 p.m. Saturday in downtown Pocatello. R F Goranson oversees arrangements and says the parade forms at Pocatello High School, marching south on Arthur to Lewis east to Main north to Center and east to the county courthouse. The Arthur Street block between Center and Lewis will be barricaded from noon Saturday for the bands. Junior police patrol members will also join the parade.
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Pocatello
R. F. Goranson
Goranson
Pocatello High School
Arthur
Lewis
Main
Center
North
Arimo
Soda
Aber- Paris
Elley
High School Musicians Gather for Idaho State Festival
CAIOU Montpelier and Pocatello host a statewide festival as over two thousand high school musicians arrive in Pocatello to compete in solo, ensemble and group divisions. Bands orchestras and choruses perform Saturday at Idaho State College and the Pocatello High School Auditorium under judges W H Terry Byrle Rampt Richard Condie and Byron Jones.
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Pocatello
Idaho State College
Pocatello High School
W. H. Terry
South Cache High School
Utah
Byrle Rampt
Richard Condie
Salt Lake City
Byron Jones
Idaho Falls
Truman Faces House Threat Over FBI Loyalty Report
President Truman confronts a House threat to obtain an FBI loyalty letter regarding Dr. Edward A. Condon. Rep. J Parmell Thomas asserts a 48 hour deadline to produce the document for upcoming hearings. The House Un American Activities Committee seeks the letter tied to Condon, director of the Federal Bureau of Standards, amid accusations of security risks.
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Truman
FBI
Edward A. Condon
Rep. J. Parmell Thomas
R.N.J
House
UN American Activities Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Condon
Federal Bureau of Standards
Thomas
Weather Outlook for Pocatello and Idaho region
Forecasts for Pocatello and vicinity show clear skies with light freezing tonight. Lows around 25 with frost in some areas. Saturday will bring fair weather and rising temperatures, with highs near 50 to 65 and gradual clearing skies statewide.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Loca
Actor Lon Chaney Jr Near Death In California
Lon Chaney Jr a 43 year old horror star was reported in just fair condition after allegedly taking about 40 sleeping tablets in an attempted self harm incident. Van Nuys police said his son Ronald 19 described frequent quarrels with Chaney and his current wife. Mrs Chaney denied the report saying everything was fine.
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Burbank
Calif
Lon Chaney, Jr
van Nuys
Ronald
Chaney
Fourteen Go To Sessions
A large number of local Democrats will accompany the official party delegation to the state convention opening in the junior high school auditorium Idaho Falls at noon tomorrow. Delegation members leaving this afternoon include F M Bistline J O Anderson Arthur W Hall Mrs Nellie Cline Steenson Mrs H H Locke George W Allen William Lasley Perry Nelson Irving Muir E P Brennan P C OMalley Mrs Sarah Devaney Henry C OLeary Clifford C Brown Mathias Low Swan Lake Grace James Abbott Lava Hot Springs.
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Idaho Falls
Clifford C. Brown
Brown
F. M. Bistline
Idaho
Henry O'Leary
Bannock County
George W. Allen
Democratic Committee
P. C. O'Malley
J. O. Anderson
Arthur W. Hall
Nellie Cline Steenson
H. H. Locke
William Lasley
Perry Nelson
Irving Muir
E. P. Brennan
Sarah Devaney
Henry C. O'Leary
Pocatello
Mathias Low
Grace
James Abbott
Swan Lake
William Brewington
Lava Hot Springs
Johnson Candidate Drawn To Twin Falls On Defeatism Critique
Ben Johnson of Preston, potential candidate for a congressional post, criticized what he called the new deal defeatism and the reactionary defeatism of the old guard. He confirmed he is under consideration as a Republican candidate for either the senate or house.
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Twin Falls
Ben Johnson
Preston
Johnson
Senate
House
Four airmen killed in B-25 crash near Canfield Arkansas
Four army airmen died when a two engine B 25 crash landed in the deso near Bayou Bodcan swamp in Canfield Arkansas. Arkansas state police said the aircraft was from Barksdale Field Louisiana.
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Ark
Bayou Bodcan
Arkansas State Police District
Hope
Here
Barksdale Field
Hollywood Stars Visit Pocatello for European Children Drive
Irene Rich and Roddy McDowall toured the Gate City in support of the United Nations Aid American Appeal for European Children drive. They urged 40 cents per capita toward a 63 million dollar goal, spoke at the high school auditorium, and answered questions from eager teenagers about their careers.
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Pocatello
Idol
Roddy McDowall
Gate City
United Nations Aid
Pocatello Oldstens
Hollywood
Irene Rich
West
United Nations Aid-American
Pocatellans
McDowall
Green
My Valley
Miss Rich
Truman open to meeting Stalin if Moscow seeks talks
President Truman indicated willingness to meet Joseph Stalin if the Soviet leader offers to come to the United States. Truman said he has no plan to leave the country, while noting Stalin was unwilling to leave Red Army zones for wartime conferences.
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Mr. Truman
Stalin
Red Army
Police Hold Suspect In Coach's Death
Ruth Nevada police hold a suspect after the fatal shooting of George Haner Buckmaster a coach and eighth grade teacher at his home. A coroner’s inquest is scheduled, with District Attorney C J McFadden confirming the investigation ongoing. Buckmaster, 26, a Utah State Agricultural College graduate, was reportedly slain during an altercation at his residence.
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Nev
George Haner Buckmaster
C.J. McFadden
Depuy
al Martin
Buckmaster
Utah State Agricultural Collcge
Congress Hears New Stories Of Jap Torture In Pacific
Congress heard a new account of torture death and starvation of American civilian defense workers captured by Japanese forces in the Pacific. Rep. Kelley outlined the case to support extended compensation to disabled survivors and families of those who did not return. He cited 1,360 seized at Wake Island Guam and Cavite. 317 died or were executed and 537 were disabled for life.
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Congress
Pacific
Rep
Kelley
D-Pa
House
Wake Islad
Guam
Cavite
Police Clash With Pickets at Cudahy Plant Strike
In Kansas City Kansas police clashed with CIO strikers at the Cudahy Packing plant. Officers dispersed pickets with billy clubs after a scuffle near UPWA Local No. 10 headquarters. The confrontation included a push on Capt. Eli Dahlin and damage to the union room and kitchen area.
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Kans
CIO
Cudahy Packing Company
Plame
Eli Dahlin
UPWA
Dahlin
Dahlia
Housing Bill Faces Fight
Washington House members signal a clash over a senate approved program to build 15 million homes in a decade. The dispute centers on a 500 000 unit public housing section with critics calling it socialized housing. Hearings set for May 3.
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House
Senate
House Banking Committee
Banking
Walcott
Mich
Diver Freed After Hours entombment in harbor collapse
Edward Christiansen, 49, of Oyster Bay, was rescued in four and a half hours after being buried under mud at the bottom of New York harbor. He thanked navy and civilian divers and said he would dive again if his boss allowed. His wife’s mother was being buried at the time of the incident.
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Edward Christiansen
Bayonne Hospital
New York Harbor
Oyster Bay, N
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Frank A. Sorenson
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Sorenson Wrecking Corp
Police Work On Clue in Reuther Case
Prosecutor Jones N. McNally reports a witness gave information tying Nelson Davis to the Reuther shooting case. Davis denies remarks alleged by police while on the Ford plant job. three other UAW members were questioned. Reuther remains hospitalized with a shotgun wound in the arm and is expected to stay six weeks.
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Jones N. McNally
Nelson Davis
McNally
Davis
UAW
Morison Clarifies 80 Day Rule On Coal Strike Penalties
Morison said the 80 day injunction against coal strikes starts only after production matches the week ending March 12. He noted penalties for contempt apply as long as the injunction stands, and the period would run 80 days from production resumption unless the attorney general seeks dismissal. The miners’ walkout began March 15.
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Police Stop Lottery Ring in New York State
Albany police announced the break up of a lottery ring valued at 25 million dollars annually, one of the largest in state history. Two suspects were arrested.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Used car ad draws 44 calls in Portneuf Park listings
Allen of Portneuf Park reports heavy response to his used car Want Ad in The Tribune Classifieds. He logged 18 calls the first day and 27 the second before quitting counted. Potential sellers are urged to place their ads by calling 123.
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Portneuf Park
The
Tribune
Court delays further contempt action in coal strike case
Judge T Alan Goldsborough indefinitely postpones civil contempt sentence for John L Lewis and United Mine Workers. Government notes 85 percent of soft coal miners returned to work. contemplates renewing contempt if walkout resumes. Prior fines totaled 20000 for Lewis and 1400000 for the UMW.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Frank Hughes
United Mine Workers District 3
Greensburg
UMW
Washington
T. Alan Goldshborough
United Mine Workers Union
Goldsborough
Lewis
Morison
Justice Department
Pan American conference adopts anti communism resolution
In Bogota, delegates from 21 nations approve a revised resolution condemning international communism and totalitarian methods. The text urges each nation to take measures against communism, balancing views among differing allies. Dardo Reguires of Uruguay says they oppose communist violence but not the doctrine of a political party.
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Russia
Kremlin
Truman
Stalin
Bogota
Colombia
United States
Peru
Chile
Brazil
Dardo Reguires
Uruguay
Pocatellan’s Body To Arrive May 4
The body of Walter A. Scaden, died from injuries received in the July 28 1944 French invasion, will be returned from Europe May 4. Major Noel F. Tharalson of Ogden Utah general distribution depot reports Scaden son of John A Scaden 695 Randolph served in the army three and a half years overseas ten months and was a member of the 183rd field artillery.
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Walter A. Scadeden
Europe
Noel F. Tharalson
Ogden
Utah
Scadden
John A. Scadeden
Randolph
183Rd
Fied Artillers
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