Eat No Meat Campaign Expands Across Cities
Chicago reports a nationwide no meat boycott spurred by budget pressures and fears of rising prices. Dallas origin, spreading to Louisville Boise Kansas City San Francisco Indianapolis 16 Texas cities and parts of Wisconsin. Officials say government projections predict higher meat costs ahead while packers cite seasonal supply boosts easing prices later this year. Women grocery buyers push coordinated action through telephone campaigns.
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Chicago
Dallas
Louisville
Boise
Kansas City
San Francisco
Indianapolis
Texas
Wisconsia
Agriculture Department
Kingan & Co
Boise Women's Club
Light Vote Foreseen In Idaho Primaries
Political observers expect a light turnout in Idaho primaries Tuesday with estimates between 40 000 and 60 000 for the two disturbed first and second district congressional races. Incumbents Dworshak Goff and Sanborn run unopposed. Nominating conventions planned by three parties to select presidential electors also set for Tuesday.
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Boise
Asae
Abe McGregor Goff
John Sanborn
Supreme Court
Bert H. Miller
U. S. Senate
State Supreme Court
Raymond L. Givens
James W. Porter
Twin Falls
Henry Wallace
Glen H. Taylor
Lewiston
An Thomas
Ceek
Nampa
Howard Children Visit Virginia and Forrest Howard
Rochester New York children Howard and Forrest Howard visit their grandfather Dr Forrest Howard and grandmother Mrs W F Howard at 115 Garfield Street Rochester detailing a family visit to relatives in Virginia and back home.
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Virginia
Forrest Howard
Rochester
N. Y
W. F. Howard
Garfield
Lawmakers Adjourn Extra Session Ends Amid Inflation Debate
Congress adjourned an extra session after trimming President Truman’s anti inflation agenda. The Senate voted 53 to 33 to block restoration of wartime controls. Republicans touted a housing bill with slower consumer credit changes and higher Federal Reserve reserve requirements affecting time and demand deposits.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate
House
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Aerial Survey Planned Over Idaho Mining District
United States Geological Survey crews will fly a twin engine plane over the Coeur d'Alene mining district in north Idaho next week. A magnetometer suspended from a 100 foot cable will measure magnetic fields to map surface geology and locate ore prospects. Led by W. J. Dempsey the operation will take about 90 flying hours from Coeur d'Alene airport starting Monday morning.
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Spokane
Coeur d'Alene
North Idaho
W. J. Dempsey
United States Geological Survey
Navy
Dempsey
Senator Murray Urges Civil Rights for Indian Veterans
Senator Murray urged Congress to grant full civil rights to American Indian veterans who served in World Wars I and II. He called for action before committees finish a study of complex questions on price rights and citizenship.
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Washington
Sen
Murray
D-Mont
Congress
App
Pocatello Observes Week of Smiles in City Ordinance
The town declares August 9 to 14 as This Week Pocatello Smiles. An ordinance targets frowns with smileage stations and officers enforcing cheerful looks. The effort promotes friendliness as a civic value amid daily busyness.
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Pocatello
Poca
Police Reports From Pocatello Detail Weekend Issues
Saturday in Pocatello saw two arrests for intoxication by 10 p m one vagrancy charge and seven traffic violations. Individuals named include J C Smith and Barton F Hurst intoxication charges Louie Hootchen vagrancy Henry W Harris at 186 Portneuf Park Scott Andrew Wiser in Preston speeding and Geneese Cahoon 125 South Fourteenth James C Justice Jr 141 Fast Dillon Stephen W Clark 1612 South Second stop signal violations M B Cunningham Inkom truck with one license plate.
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Pocatello
J. C. Smith
Barton F. Hurst
Louie Hootchen
Henry W. Harris
Portneuf Park
Scott Andrew Wiser
Preston
Geneese Cahoon
South Fourteenth
James C. Justice, Jr
Fast Dillon
Stephen W. Clark
South Second
M. B. Cunningham
Inkom
LDS Leaders to Address West Pocatello Stake Conference
The LDS church will hold a West Pocatello stake conference next weekend with Stephen L. Richards, apostle, representing the general authorities. British newspaper man Vivian Mick, now living in Utah, will speak at a public meeting Sunday evening at the LDS recreation center.
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Salt Lake City
LDS Church
West Pocatello
Stephen L. Richards
General
Vivian Mick
Utah
LDS Recreation
Congressmen Vote For Mileage Payout In Special Session
Congress members approved a mileage allowance of 171000 dollars for attending and returning from the special session. The rate is 20 cents per mile, identical to the amount paid during the first 1948 session.
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Washington
Congress
House
Greek army pushes guerrillas toward Albania in Grammos front
Greek troops broke the Grammos front to widen a 30 mile semicircle, pushing communist guerrillas closer to the Albanian border. Villages were reported deserted as rebels allegedly forced population moves. Rebel chief Markos Vafiades was said to have moved his headquarters to Nikoliania, with officials weighing Russian intentions.
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Athens
Grammos
Markos Vafiades
Nikoliania
Democrats Indicted in Bernalillo County Election Probe
The Democratic county chairman and 19 others were indicted by a grand jury in Albuquerque New Mexico. The panel has been probing conduct of the Bernalillo county primary election held last June 8 and the investigation began July 20.
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Albuquerque. N. M
District Court
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
Registration For Election Said Heavier Than Normal
Primary registration closed at 9 p m with heavy turnout reported by Pocatello registrars. Absentee ballots about 150 cast. county clerk open 1 to 3 pm for voting by mail ballots due by 5 pm Monday. Polling places listed across Pocatello and North Pocatello for Tuesday voting.
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Pocatello
Sarah Devaney
Anna Keefe
Poratello
Emerson School
Memorial Hall
Bullock Motor
South Arthur
Bannock Hotel
Center and
Arthur
Bannock Motor
North Main
Irving Junior High
Sunlite Neon Sign Company
Jefferson School
Lincoln School
Grange Hall
Bonneville School
Courthouse
Church of Christ
East Benton
Whittier School
Armory
Washington School
Christian Church
East Center
Franklin Junior High
Assembly of God Church
East Lander
Twelfth Avenue
North Pocatello
Bannock County Fair Grounds
Soviet Talks Remain Under Secrecy
Berlin observers fear a new Munich may arise from four power talks in Moscow. Telegraf warns democracies risk trust in totalitarian promises while Western allies expand Berlin credits and resume negotiations with Molotov expected to call soon after two lengthy meetings with the Russians.
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Berlin
Munich
Moscow
Telegraf
Suhr
Washington
Truman
Marshall
V. M. Molotov
Lightning Sets Off Explosion At Pueblo Ordnance Depot
Army officials reported a lightning strike caused a massive explosion at a Pueblo Colorado ordnance depot Friday night. Firefighters and troops retreated two miles as shells detonated in a sequence involving about 50 000 rounds of three inch and 75 millimeter ordnance. A small crew entered the area mid morning after the blasts subsided.
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Pueblo
Colo
Fire Burns Garage At 434 5S Main
A blaze at 11 20 am Saturday badly burned a double garage at 434 5S Main. The Union Pacific railroad own, ers occupied by James Moran and G R Eldredge. No cars were inside. Firemen fought about 35 minutes with a hose line. Children playing near the building with matches are believed to have caused the fire.
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Main
Union Pacific Railroad
James Moran
G. R. Eldredge
S. Main
Airports Alerted For Plane Check
Western states airports are being checked by the Civil Aeronautics Administration to locate a low wing monoplane missing since August 4 with two aboard. Last seen at Klamath Falls Oregon. Pilot Earl Williams and passenger Ed Suppes believed from Shoshone Wyoming. The plane departed Klamath Falls for Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Boise
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Klamath Falls
Ore
CAA
Earl Williams
Ed Suppes
Shoshone
Wyo
Albuquerque
N. M
Taylor Attacks Lewiston School Board In Auditorium Dispute
Taylor inflammatory message from Washington D C accuses Lewiston school board of betraying the people. He criticizes the board after denying use of the senior high school auditorium for a scheduled speech and says Progressives will pursue the issue with legal help while petitions circulate.
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Taylor
Washington, D. C
Lewiston
Helen McCannon
Coeur d'Alene
Progressive Party of Idaho
Miss McCannon
Progressives
Progressive Party
Senate Hears Colleague Blast Truman
Senator Ferguson blasted President Truman over secrecy in loyalty investigations and refusal to provide records on Remington. He warned Congress may face impeachment if executive secrecy persists and asserted Congress has the final word under the Constitution.
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Senate
Blast Truman
Washington
Ferguson
Truman
Congress
White House
William W. Remington
Remington
Roosevelt
Presi
Ss ‘Np
Fliers End Tour Of Active Duty
Washington Idaho Oregon and Montana air reservists completed two weeks of active duty training ending Saturday. They logged most flying time on a 72 hour route to New York and back aboard 48 B29s. About 400 reservists registered for the program. they will be paid and depart home.
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New York
American Heritage Foundation
Utah
Idaho
Foundation
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
Ohio
Camden
N. J
Spokane
Washington
Oregon
Montana
New York Idlewild
Rankin demands Wallace testimony on atomic materials to Russia
Rep. Rankin asserts the House Un American Activities Committee should subpoena Henry A. Wallace for testimony on the shipment of atomic materials to Russia. He also wants Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves, retired, invited to testify as part of revealing secrets of the atomic bomb and its components.
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Washington
Rankin
D-Miss
House un-American Activities Committee
Henry A. Wallace
Russia
Leslie Groves
Wallace
Progressive Party
Commerce
Board of
Ecoomic Warfare
Groves
No Children Edict From Landlords Faces Bill Veto
The GOP housing bill awaiting President Truman's signature would remove the no children policy from rental projects with government insured mortgages. Landlords could not bar families in these large projects, transforming housing access for tenants seeking family homes.
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Washington
Truman
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