Communists Seek Soviet-Style Police State in East Germany
Berlin reports say the Socialist Unity party plans economic dictatorship and complete Sovietization in the Soviet zone. Bernard Bochler, Brandenburg interior minister, outlined the plan in a speech, as regional authorities tighten control amid food shortages and a cleansing of officials.
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Berlin
Germany
Democrat
Ver Tag
Bernard Bochler
Brandenburg
der Tag
Socialist Unity Party
Neues Deutschland
Taylor Claims Soviet Russia Craves Peace
Sen. Glen H. Taylor of Idaho, Progressive candidate for vice president, told an Illinois State Fair rally that Soviet Russia is not a threat and its citizens are not eager to spread communism. He joined Illinois Progressive nominees in denouncing rivals as militarists and urged price-cut laws, criticizing congressional probes of communist activity.
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Springfield
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Soviet Russia
Taylor
Wallace-Taylor
Illinois
U. S
Mee Putt
Burtis MacDougel MacDougall
Northwest University
C. Wayland Brooks
Four Injured In Arco Area Auto Crash
Four people sustained injuries, one critical, in a two o clock afternoon accident eighteen miles west of Arco. At Pocatello General Hospital, Mrs. Emmett Balleau aged 58 from Salt Lake City is in serious condition with a ruptured bladder and possible pelvis fracture. Also hurt are Emmett Balleau 62 from Salt Lake City Foster McGlochlin 63 of Pi cabe Idaho and Mrs. McGlochlin 53 of Pi cabe. A McGlochlin son escaped unharmed. Balleau’s skull fracture or basal fracture is suspected, and McGlochlin woman fractured arm with McGlochlin man possibly several broken ribs.
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Arco
Pocatello General Hospital
Emmett Balleau
Salt Lake City
Foster McGlochlin
McGlochlin
Picabo
Idaho
McGlochlins
Balleau
Stalemate at Lake Success in East West Talks
United Nations security council stalls at Lake Success as Moscow and Washington fail to bridge key gaps. The Berlin issue looms large while atomic energy talks are declared a failure and sent to the general assembly. Delegates keep watch on big power talks, hoping for a broader peace process.
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Lake
United Nations
Moscow
Washington
Security Council
Berlin
Kremlin
Paris
General Assembly
Lake Success
Assembly
Wife objects to husband's plan of three to a bed
Lorraine K. Kopp charges she endured a housing driven arrangement in California forcing a shared sleeping room with a "young lady" and a plan for all three in one bed. She alleges husband Karol Kopp pursued sexual encounters with the guest, then chased her to sleep on a sofa after returning to West New York in 1946. Advisory master Tomasulo ordered Kopp to show cause why he should not support his wife and their three year old daughter.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Three
Chancery Court
Lorraine K. Kopp
Kar
California
Nicholas Tomasulo
Kopp
Vandenberg Considers Radio Speech on Foreign Policy
Senator Vandenberg May record a nationwide radio address to outline that Republicans may discuss the historical aspects of foreign policy during the campaign. He says Republicans should speak on vital national issues without implying two voices. Dewey and Dulles back careful, bipartisan critique of past Democratic policies.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Mich
Thomas FE. Dewey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dewey
John Foster Dulles
Tial
Confor
Dulles
Utahns Speak Today on LDS Program
The West Pocatello LDS stake quarterly conference opens Saturday and continues today with morning, afternoon, and evening sessions. Elder Stephen L Richards and Vivian Meik of the Deseret News speak, with Polymian Singers and West Pocatello stake choir providing musical numbers and solos.
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West Pocatello Lds Stake
LDS Church
Stephen L. Richards
Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
Vivian Meik
Deseret News
Richards
Meik
Gate City
Salt Lake City
Virgil Camp
Boise
West Pocatello Stake
Collision Report at Fremont and Twelfth Intersection
A collision occurred at Fremont and Twelfth at 5:15 p.m. Saturday. Ernest N. Vaughan of 647 West Whitman and William P. Thompson of 133 Jefferson drove the cars. damages cited include the Vaughn front bumper and Thompson left fender and door.
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Fremont
Twelfth
Ernest N. Vaughan
West Whitman
William P. Thompson
Jefferson
Vaughn
Thompson
Third Anniversary of War Ends Finds U S Rebuilding
Washington reports the third anniversary of World War II ending with U S military rebuilding under selective service. 18 year olds show slow volunteer rates, only 2,655 of 161,000 eligible amid long recruiting lines. Army enlistments in July total 39,197, with projections for August.
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U.S
Washington
Armed Forces
Organized Reserve
Army
Twin Falls Poor Man Dies Leaves 7700 In Shoes
Twin Falls police found Sam Corni dead on Friday night in front of his cabin with no light or food nearby. In two bundles stuffed in toes of old shoes they recovered 7700 dollars in cash plus 2900 in postal savings and 414.18 in a savings account. The body was sent to a mortuary for processing.
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Twin Falls
Sam Corni
Sami
Masters Quits As Chairman Bannock Third Party Group
Jeffery Masters resigns as chairman of the Bannock county Wallace Taylor committee, effective Monday after leading the group since its formation. He defends Senator Glen H. Taylor and thanks Idaho and Pocatello for support of Wallace Taylor objectives.
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Masters
Bannock Third Party Group
Jeffery Masters
Bannock
Wallace-Taylor
Idaho
Glen H. Taylor Masters
Taylor
Pocatellan
Pocatello
MacArthur Sees United Korea Goal as Republic Inaugurates
Gen. Douglas MacArthur joined President Syngman Rhee at Seoul for the inaugural ceremony of the American sponsored Republic of Korea. He declared Korea must unite and tear down the divide between north and south. A massive crowd welcomed the visitors as security kept order in the parade route and city streets.
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Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Republic of Korea
South Korea
MacArthur
John R. Hodge
U.S
Syneman Rhee
Rhee
Tokyo
General MacArthur
Japan
Manila
Philippines Republic
Kimpo Airfield
Courtney Whitney
Erect
Hodge
31St
Set
Johnnie Potto
Benton
Til
Philippines
Weather: Pocatello Idaho Forecast
Local forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies in Pocatello with scattered afternoon clouds. Temperatures little changed with highs in the low to mid 80s to 90s.
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Pocatello
Idaho
AFL Urges Action To Stop Inflation
The American Federation of Labor urges joint action by management labor farmers bankers and other economic groups to study the economy and implement voluntary measures. It argues creeping inflation cannot be halted by any one group alone and proposes quarterly reports to a joint conference to guide a practical program.
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AFL
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Honesty Pays Reward for Found Billfold on Street
Margarite Andrus found a billfold containing $32 on East Center between the Ben Franklin store and Rialto theater. She turned it in to the police station and received a $5 reward after Asabro Yao of Dearborn hotel reclaimed the billfold.
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Margarite Andrus
Randolph
East Center
Ben Franklin
Rialto Theater
Asabro Yao
Dearborn
United States Rejects Soviet Demands Over Refugee Teacher
The United States refused Moscow's demand to force Mrs. Oksenina Kosenkina and her 24 hour Soviet guard from a New York hospital under American police protection. Lovett told Ambassador Panyushkin the US cannot compel the refugee to see or answer to anyone.
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Washington
United States
Okesana Stepanovna Kosenkina
New York
State Department
Robert A. Lovett
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Lovett
Panyushkin
Kosenkina
House Committee On UN
Tass
Baseball scores from Pioneer League games
Great Falls defeated Ogden 17 to 6 after 11 innings in a night game. Pocatello beat Twin Falls 8 to 7 with key late runs as Le Blanc and Maycock led Batters. Idaho Falls upset Weatherwax led squad 4 to 3 behind Lehman and Musten pitching.
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Pocatello
Twin F
Curley
Mahoney
LeBlanc
Weatherwax
Maycock
Noah
Chimeli
Triandos
U S Seeks One Million New Soldiers and Supply Workers
Washington reports that by June 1949 the government plans to add about one million military personnel and civilian supply workers to support the expanding defense program. Robert C. Goodwin, head of the U S employment service, says the nation can meet the need without harming civilian industry, though skilled and clerical labor remain scarce in many areas. He predicts about 62 million people employed next summer, with some workers drawn from outside the labor force and others from population growth.
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Washington
Robert C. Goodwin
Goodwin
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