New Storm Heading To Northwest
A disturbance 1500 miles west in the Alaska Gulf moves east toward the Pacific Northwest with winds of 60 to 70 mph. It is expected to strike the northwest coast Wednesday, as British Columbia and the Cascades dig out from heavy snow. A 61 mph gust was recorded at Tatoosh and warnings remain from Tatoosh to Cape Blanco.
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United Press
Alaska Gulf
Pacific Northwest
Weather Bureau
Northwest
British Columbia
Cascades
Seattle
Oregon
Washington
Tatoosh
Cape Blanco
Puget Sound
Washington State
Boston Bar
B. C
Highways produce few casualties despite minor crashes
Fatal accidents on the highways were absent Tuesday night. Deputies note county crews using sand to combat snow, with Portneuf curve and slippery McCammon roads again seeing minor crashes. The only injury reported involved Martin Batero and a Hansen truck collision near I Falls. In the city five minor intersection crashes occurred around 5 p.m.
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Portneuf
McCammon
Martin Batero
I Falls
Hansen
Batero
Paul
Fish and Game puzzled by mystery leg band inscriptions
Boise bureau reports two pheasant leg bands came from birds released years ago, but a third band bore only the inscription I Love on instead of a number. Officials speculate the tag may reflect charm bracelet wear or prankish labeling.
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Boise
Fish and Game Department
Rupert Hunter
Fish and Game
Malad Leader Heads Idaho Farmers At State Convention
The Idaho State Farm Bureau held its ninth annual convention in Pocatello with almost 500 members attending. Malad’s John F. Fredrickson was elected president, with F B Martin as first vice president and John H. Webb reappointed secretary treasurer. A new board includes Harold Ball and others, while Mrs Albert Paulsen of Wilder led the Associated Women’s group. Governor Robins spoke on Idaho agriculture and tax spending, and George Wilson of the American Farm Bureau Federation discussed bureau growth and influence. The two day event concluded with a banquet led by James H Schoonover and Missouri Farm Bureau president H E Slusher.
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Idaho State Farm Bureau
Bureau
Pocatello
John Webb
Cyril Lau
Soda Springs
J. F. Fredrickson
Malad
F. B. Martin
Caldwell
Idaho
John F. Fredrickson
Lauce
John H. Webb
Ferrel L. Hansen
Idaho Falls
William Beck
Burley
Andrew Arkele
Moore
Harold Ball
Menan
Albert Moser
Weston
W. C. Hillman
Driggs
H. B. Rice
Eagle
Walter Clark
Georgetown
John Payne
Marsing
Paulsen
Associated Womens’ Organization
Albert Paulsen
Wilder
Harold Clark
Frank J. Gilbert
Preston
Harry Steele
Grace
Russell Cushman
Indiana Farm Bureau
Ernest
Wilson
George Wilson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureaus
America
James H.schoonover
H. E. Slusher
Missouri Farm Bureau
First Degree Murder Charge Made In Idaho Case
A first degree murder complaint was filed Tuesday against Domingo Lopez Rangel for the death of Carlos Peru known as Bluebeard. Rangel is held without bond after arraignment with Tony Montana as a material witness. the victim was found north of Pocatello with the murder weapon, a beet knife, recovered days earlier.
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Domingo Lopez Rangel
Carlos “Bluebeard
Peru
Pocatello
Charles W. Hyde
Portneuf River
Rangel
FBI Head See
Washington
Walker Named To Housing Post In Idaho
Thomas E. Walker, catering manager of the Bannock hotel, has been named resident manager of the Pocatello Heights new housing district. The appointment by J R Simplot company takes effect December 1. Walker has served as catering manager for the past year.
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Thomas E. Walker
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello Heights
J. R. Simplot Company
Walker
Trimming Will Keep National Post
B C Jackson president of the National Association of Postmasters endorses the reappointment. The note indicates continued support for leadership at the National Post.
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National Post
B. C. Jackson
The
National Association of Postmasters
Governor Robins Declares Open War On Slots
Governor Robins vows to ask the Idaho legislature to outlaw all slot machines in January. In Boise for the Farm Bureau convention he urged action and drew support from Pocatello residents and local businessmen.
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Robins
Pocatello
Craig
Move
Vince Anselmo
Boise
C- Robins
Idaho
Farm Bureau
Doctors Find Easy Way Out
In San Francisco a five year old girl Janice Potts bit and swallowed half a thermometer. Doctors planned surgery to remove the glass from her bronchial tubes but an improvised method by a physician held the child upside down and said cough. The coughing expelled the glass and surgery was avoided.
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San Francisco
Janice Potts
Janice
Government Economy Approved by Truman and Hoover
President Truman backs steps from the Hoover commission to reduce 70 federal agencies to 16, creating an administration services unit to handle procurement statistics information and public buildings. Hoover says savings could reach 3 billion annually, with a new cabinet health and welfare department among proposed changes.
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Washington
Truman
Hoover Commission
Herbert Hoover
er.Hoover
Commission
White House
Administration Services
Hoover
Cabinet Departments
Veterans Administration
Cabinet Department
Health and Welfare Department
Truman Urges United Effort to Reform Labor Laws
President Truman appeals for stronger teamwork nationally and internationally at the 15th annual state labor conference. He urges enactment of sound state labor laws and supports repeal of anti-labor provisions, while Rep. Hartley counterpoints that the election is not a repeal mandate.
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W. Ton
United States
Conference of
Maurice J. Tobin
Tobin
Fred A. Hartley
N.J
Auto Crash Verdict Awards $301.50 to Cronenberger
In district court Judge Isaac McDougall presided as jurors awarded Mark Cronenberger and the American Automobile Insurance Co. $301.50 from defendants Eugene Bridges and Jack Armstrong for an auto accident that occurred about a year ago. Foreman Leslie Burrup announced the 8:15 p.m. verdict. Attorneys McDermott and Zener appeared for Bridges and Armstrong, with A L Merrill for Cronenberger.
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Mark C. Cronenberger
American Auto Insurance Co
Eugene D. Bridges
Jack Armstrong
Leslie J. Burrup
Isaac McDougall
Bridges
Pete McDermott
Armstrong
Mil Zener
A. L. Merrill
Cronenberger
Relief Survey Goes To China And Korea
Recovery Administrator Paul G. Hoffman will make a flying visit to war torn China and Korea via Britain between December 4 and 20. Accompanied by assistant Samuel D. Richards, he will depart New York by Pan American Airways and confer in London with Thomas K. Finletter, head of ECA's mission to the United Kingdom.
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Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
China
Korea
Britain
ECA
Samuel D. Richards
New York
Pan American Airways
London
Thomas K. Finletter
Peace Pact Signed by Jewish and Arab Commanders in Jerusalem
Jewish and Arab commanders under UN supervision signed a peace agreement to end fighting in Jerusalem. Moshe Dayan of Israel and Abdullah Bey El Tel of Transjordan led talks at Government House. They ordered ceasefire and quiet, with a 8 am ceasefire time announced by UN observer Col. R. T. Carlson.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
United Nations
Government House
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Abdullah Bey El-Tel
Transjordan
Arab Legion
Col
R. T. Carlson
Slick Roads Delay Routes From Salt Lake City To Idaho Falls
Greyhound bus drivers reported slick roads in all directions after last week’s local storm. The latest snow fell from Salt Lake City to the north on the Ashton to Idaho Falls route, with heavy snow west of Twin Falls on the Boise route, delaying travel.
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Greyhound
Salt Lake City
Ashton
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Boise
Idaho Farm Bureau Passes 28 Resolutions at Bannock Meet
Idaho State Farm Bureau resolutions committee led by Jack Gibbs approves 28 measures at the ninth annual convention in the Bannock hotel. Key items include funding calfhood vaccinations, placing gas issues under the Idaho Public Utilities Commission, backing Palisades Dam, boosting irrigation and flood control, and changing county delegate rankings. Also calls for potato price support, banning certain comic books affecting children, and stricter hunting safety laws.
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Idaho State Farm Bureau Resolutions Committee
Bureau
Bannock Hotel
Resolutions Committee
Jack Gibbs
Grace
Idaho
Farm Bureau
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Palisades Dam
Gibbs
Pocatello-American Falls
National Congress
Associated Womens’ Committee
Harold Clark
Clark
End of Storm Forecast Shows Cloudy Skies and Light Flurries
The forecaster expects Wednesday to be mostly cloudy with occasional flurries and little temperature change. Thursday also shows only small temperature variation with lows and highs around the mid teens to mid twenties.
Veto Threat Highlights UN Debate Between Powers
In Paris the Soviet Union warned that any restriction on the veto could end the United Nations. Vyshinski stressed the veto has been used 28 times by Russia to stall action and vowed Russia would withdraw if big powers lose veto power. The debate centers on limiting the veto in peaceful settlement disputes while keeping it for possible force.
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Paris
Andrei Y. Viand
Tener Ieee
United Nations
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vishinsky
World Organization
United States
Britain
China
France
Special Committee
Little Assembly
Security Council
Defendants Face Arraignments In Two Criminal Cases
Two arraignments occurred before District Judge L. E. Glenn on Tuesday. Frank Phillips pleaded not guilty to grand larceny and asked for an attorney, with his plea postponed until counsel is present. Delphine Nebarro, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, said he had an attorney. The prosecutor, Henry McQuade, said the plea would be delayed. Phillips allegedly stole personal property of J. C. Justice around Sept. 29. Nebarro allegedly carried a gun at Gilbert Medina on Oct. 2. William Dreyer faced forgery charges in a complaint filed with County Clerk Anna Keefe. Dreyer is a parolee on the same charge.
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L. E. Glenn
Frank Phillips
Delphine Nebarro
Henry McQuade
Phillips
J. C. Justice
Nebarro
Gilbert Medina
William Dreyer
Anna Keefe
Dreyer
Scouts Continue Clothing Drive Keeps aid going for children
Scouts of troop 17 extend the clothing drive after Save the Children Federation ends. They call for all types of clothing for children in Europe and the U S with shoes and heavy coats in particular demand.
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Save the Children Federation
Boy Scout Troop No. 17
Europe
United States
Deen News Bay
Merchants group to discuss slot machines at Whitman hotel
Gov Robins has not acted yet in Gate City as Merchants Retail Association meets at noon at the Whitman hotel. J L Craig, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, says a majority of businessmen oppose slot machines and will act. Local machine owners note Boise’s reaction and reference Pocatello’s ordinance renewing licenses.
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Gate City
Merchants Retail Association
Whitman Hotel
Craig
J. L. Craig
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Association
Pocatello
Boise
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