Idaho bands to parade in district music fest finale
High school bands from 18 Idaho towns will join a parade at 4 p m to close the two day fifth district music festival. Participants will march from Main to Center to the courthouse with bands from McCammon Snake River Ordeen American Falls West Le Georgetown Downey Rockd Malad Blackfoot Preston tis Grace Montpelier Shelley Pocatello. The Pocatello cardinal team arrives from Fullerton Calif and a uniformed American Legion auxiliary will ride in new cars. The final will showcase 18 bands seven rich choruses three boys glee clubs four choirs 11 girls glee and one mixed chorus. Final results to be announced in Sunday’s Tribune.
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Thur
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Bon Ne
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Georgetown
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Pocatello
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Telles
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Tribune
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Performers at Paris peace conference condemned
A state department statement released Friday criticized participants described as performers at a communist inspired peace conference in Paris. The statement accused them of aligning with a party line and attempting to mislead the public about support for the Union.
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Ashington
Paris
British Officers Save Communist From Angry Crowd
In Dartmouth Britain police rescued Harry Pollitt general secretary of the British Communist Party from a hostile crowd enraged by the shelling of four British ships by Chinese reds. Pollitt was dragged to safety after a rope and hanging suggestion were offered. The crowd then burned the red flag at the rally.
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Dartmouth
Eng
Britain
Harry Pollitt
British
Communist Party
ISC Students Survey Twin Falls For Reader Interest Study
Thirty five Idaho State College students traveled to Twin Falls to survey reader interest in the Twin Falls Times News. Sponsored by Stanford University journalism, they will be paid expenses plus seven dollars for participation in a one day effort.
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Idaho State College
Twin Falls
Wallace Garets
Stanford
Mary Linda Hallant
Garets
Park Hotel
Alleged Drunken Driver Cited To Appear In Court
Ash Miller aged 56 of 506 North Main cited for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence after a collision with a tree at 1616 North Hayes. Other motorists cited for stopping violations include John Tolman Adrian Cracker and Loren Critchett plus Arrington. Carlos Medina charged with operating a vehicle without a muffler and George McPhie with driving against traffic on a one way street. Bob Gunter faces pending case of reckless driving tied to a April 16 collision with a Star cab.
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Ash Miller
North Main
Miller
North Hayes
John O. Tolman
RFD
Monroe Arrington
East Benton
Loren Critchett
East Lander
Adrian B. Cracker
Burbank
Calif
Carlos Medina
North Fourth
George
McPhie
Provo
Bob Gunter
William Crist
Gunter
Lilienthal Outlines Atomic Energy Commission Aim
Atomic energy chief David Lilienthal said the commission’s goal is not merely to make weapons but to control fundamental forces shaping life and matter. Speaking at the University audience he added the work touches agriculture nutrition education international relations industry peace and war. The remarks were reported as part of a continuation on page five referencing Rep. Henry M. Jackson.
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EB. Lilienthal
The
Energy Commission
University Ofington
Willige
Will
Lilienthal
U. S
Henry M. Jackson
Witness recounts Malmedy massacre killings by German troops
Kenneth R. Ahrens of Erie Pennsylvania testifies before a Senate armed services subcommittee about the Malmedy massacre during the Christmas season 1944. He describes being shot in the back and playing dead before fleeing into the forest as German soldiers killed American prisoners. The trial involved seventy three troopers charged for the Malmedy killings in the Battle of the Bulge near Belgium.
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Washington
Kenneth R. Ahrens
Erie
Malmedy
Ahrens
Senate Armed Services
Belgium
Voters Urged to Register by 9 Tonight in Two Cities
Voters in Pocatello and Alameda must register by 9 tonight for Tuesday's election. Voters who voted April 5 may be eligible to vote again. Registration sites include city offices in Pocatello and Alameda offices at 411 Washington and ward offices at 101 Wilson and 184 Park.
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Alameda
The
Tribune
Pocatello
Bert Reese
Alton M. Alexander
Reese
Alexander
Washington
May Sorenson
Wilson
Lula Rupp
Park
W. W. Halsey
Grant L. Stowell
George R. Phillips
Pocatello Area Weekend Forecast With Showers
Partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with scattered afternoon showers. Slightly cooler Sunday. Saturday highs near 75, Saturday night lows near 45. Sunday highs 65 to 70.
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Pocatello and
Area Well Suited For Plant Site, Johnston Reports
Arco Idaho area deemed well suited for atomic reactor testing station says plant manager Leonard E. Johnston after aerial survey. He notes no obvious barriers, but details and boundaries await further study. Idaho Falls officials and Greater Idaho Falls committee discuss plans and facilities.
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Idato Falls
Arca
Idaho
Leonard E. Johnston
Atomic reactor testing station eyed for eastern Idaho
Salt Lake City officials described the Arco, Idaho project as a major peacetime business opportunity. Gus P. Backman of the Salt Lake City chamber of commerce said contracts will be awarded by the atomic energy commission office to be set up in southeastern Idaho and most purchasing will occur in the region. Dan Kamphausen of Denver spoke to the sales executives at the meeting.
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Salt Lake City
Arco
Idaho
Gus P. Backman
Blast Injures Eleven at Skelly Oil Refinery Site
Eleven workers were injured in an explosion at the Skelly Oil refinery under construction in Eunice New Mexico. Morgan Monroe, editor of the News Sun in Hobbs, relayed that the blast happened while a gas line was being connected and the facility, valued at several million dollars, remains incomplete.
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N. M
Skelly Oil Company
Morgan Monroe
News-Sun
Hobbs
Bomb plays role in world peace says Evans
In Salt Lake City Luther H. Evans head of the Library of Congress told 2000 delegates that the atomic bomb may be an important instrument for peace. He argued the bomb has prevented a Russian invasion of Europe and that even if the USSR learns to produce it, there can be no victory only destruction.
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International Association For Childhood Education
Luther H. Evans
Library of Congress
Russia
Europe
Evans
Ussr
Court Fixes Life Term For Murder
Caldwell Idaho a 38 year old woman Elizabeth Lacey also known as Lottie Ashdown pleaded guilty to first degree murder and was sentenced to life imprisonment Judge Thomas E Buckner accepted her confession that she administered strychnine to Vivian Ashdown to end perceived troubles for her children The offender admitted purchasing poison in Salt Lake City in February and stockpiling more in Caldwell before poisoning occurred March 21 The victim died in his car two days after a second marriage ceremony and the defendant sought custody of her children aged 8 11 and 13 living with relatives in Homedale
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Vivian Ashdown
Homedale
Ray Luckenza
Lacey
Salt Lake City
Ashdown
Caldwell
Crowley Appointed to Idaho State Board of Pharmacy
S. L. Crowley of Twin Falls has been named to the Idaho state board of pharmacy by Governor C. A. Robins. His term will run until June 30, 1950.
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Boise
S. L. Crowley
Twin Falls
State Board of Pharmacy
C. A. Robins
Crowley
Communists Reach Nanking as Nationalist Capital Flares
Red troops crossed the Yangtze and breached Nanking’s gates as officials and garrison fled. Looting spread through the city as foreigners and high officials escaped by air and road. Chiang Kai-shek and Li Tsung Jen reiterated a fight to the end amid the city’s collapse.
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China
Pukow
Yangtze
Ho Ying- China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hangchow
Li Tsung-Jen
Beet Growers Hire More Labor From Southwest
Eastern Idaho sugar beet plantings reach 7100 acres with hundreds more to sow. W J O Bryant Idaho manager of Utah Idaho Sugar reports another batch of American Mexican laborers boosting to 350 the number in the region. Workers scattered from Tyhee to St Anthony with major activity in Idaho Falls and Blackfoot districts. Expected shipments to eastern Idaho raised to 700 plus due to higher producer demand. Mexicans hailed from Texas New Mexico California and Arizona.
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Idaho
W. J. O'Bryant
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Tyhee
Pocatello
St. Anthony
Blackfoot
O'Bryant
Texas
New Mexico
California
Arizona
Board relaxes installments rules for purchases
The Federal Reserve Board on Friday extended to 24 months the limit for completing installment payments and reduced the down payment to 10 percent for items excluding automobiles. The changes, effective April 27, mark a new relaxation after a prior two month period, replacing the former 21 month limit and 15 percent down. Furniture, radios, refrigerators, and other controlled items were exempted from new controls.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
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