Two candidates named for district fish and game post
At the semi annual Bannock hotel meeting of the district sportsmen 12 recommendations named John B. Dahlstrom of Pocatello and Heber Smith of Grace for the fifth district fish and game commissioner post. Governor Robins will pick from the two or appoint a third. Additional recommendations cover fishing season dates licenses and bag limits. Near 110 sportsmen from 19 clubs attended with Boise guests.
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Alton Howell
John B. Dahlstrom
Pocatello
Heber Smith
Grace
Dahlstrom
Grace Democrat
C. A. Robins
Gov. Robins
Bannock Hotel
G. W. Michaelson
Montpelier
Bannock County Sportsman Association
Clyde Schoonover
Southeastern Idaho Sportsmen
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Boise
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Game Department
Fish and Game Department
James B. Simpson
Forrest Hauck
Weiser Rancher Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
A district court jury convicted 60-year-old B. V. Newman of second degree murder in the July slaying of A. E. Wiggins on Newman’s ranch in Washington County Idaho. Sentencing by Judge Sutton set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. The trial drew large crowds and courtroom overflow, with intense closing arguments from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Washington County
George Donart
Herman Welker
Frank Joseph
B. F. Delana
Oregon Floods Threaten Willamette Valley Cities
Oregon flood warnings issued for Eugene Springfield Harrisburg Albany Corvallis Salem and Oregon City as the Willamette River forecast to rise above flood stage prompts evacuations and shelter arrangements. Four killed in weekend storm.
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Portland
Ore
Willamette
Weather Bureau
Eugene
Springfield
Harrisburg
Albany
Corvallis
Salem
State Capitol
Oregon City
Willamette Valley
Columbia River
Glenwood
Lowell
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Naval Reserve Units
Coquille
Sitkum
Oregon
Clifford J. Kuhnke
Detroit
Santiam River
Five Die In Chicago Victoria Hotel Fire
Fire on the fifth floor of the Victoria hotel in Chicago killed four residents and an in-room occupant. Navy personnel were among the victims, with 80 rescued via ladders and stairs as panicked guests used sheets as makeshift ropes. The blaze followed a nearby hotel fire that left 200 residents homeless days earlier.
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Chicago
Victoria Hotel
St. Luke's Hospital
Capitol Hotel
Victoria
Richard Ulven
Austin
Minn
Richard W. Cline
Xenia
Eugene Oyler
Bloomington
Ill
Allen McCullough
Ulven
Cline
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
William Keane
Keane
Attempt to Save Jap War Lords
Defense attorneys argued for two condemned Japanese war leaders as they traveled from Tokyo to Washington to present arguments before the Supreme Court on Thursday.
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Tokyo
Washington
Supreme Court
Presidential Electors Vote Today
Electors in 48 state capitals meet to confirm Truman as next president with a likely majority. One Tennessee elector, Preston Parks, may vote for Strom Thurmond, possibly lowering Truman’s total. another Tennessee elector switched to Truman after the state carried him.
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Truman
Preston Parks
Somerville
Tenn
Parks
Tennessee
United Press
Rov. J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Thurmond
Missouri
Henry A. Wallace
Michael Francis Doyle
Electoral Colleges Committee
J. Howard McGrath
House of Representatives
Pan American Buys Rival in Airline Merger
Pan American World Airways agrees to acquire American Overseas Airways with a December 31 closing. Pan American will take over AOA employees and seek to place them elsewhere. The merger aims to serve the public interest amid industry consolidation urged by civil aviation officials.
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New York
Pan American World Airways Today
Ntrachase
American Overseas Airways
American Overseas
Pana American
Europe
United States
Pan American
AOA
Joseph O Connell
Civil Aeronautics Board
Navy C-54 crash near Wiesbaden kills one
A U S airlift C 54 aircraft operated by a Navy crew crashed Saturday ten miles northeast of Wiesbaden Germany killing one person and injuring four.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Wiesbaden
Idaho State College Receives Four Year Accreditation
Idaho State college gained unrestricted four year accreditation from the Northwest Association after a three day campus review. Officials praised President Carl McIntosh and Dean Ernest Jnelsie for expanding the curriculum and recruiting faculty, with transfers and credits now accepted at face value. Local leaders Governor Robins Mayor Phillips and others touted the milestone as a boost to Idaho education and state pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State College
Idaho
ISC
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
Carl W. MclIntosh
Ernest J
Nelsie
College of Liberal Arts
Idaho State
McIntosh
Association
G. L. Woolf
Brigham Young University
Henry A. Dixon
Weber College
Ogden
Montana
State Department of Education
Teo
A. Owen
Nellie Cline Steenson
Idano
JSC
Lovern C. Johnson
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Deep Idaho Snow Amid Record Thickets Hits Statewide
Idaho endures its heaviest snowfall since 1919 with plows clearing four to five foot ridges in Gooding Wendell and snowly tied tolls. Travel halts as buses trains and airlines lag. Sun Valley totals reach 55 inches on Baldy with many areas reporting continuous snow.
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Twin Falls
The
Weather Bureau
Southcentral
Idaho
Gooding
Wendell
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Boise
Sun Valley Resort
Baldy Mountain
Costa Rica Charges To Be Heard
The Organization of American States will meet Tuesday to discuss Costa Rica's charges that its territory was invaded by Nicaraguan forces. Latest reports note no new attacks beyond Friday's two-pronged assault along the Pacific coast, with military censorship around La Cruz masking operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Council of the Organization of American States
Nicaragua
Pacific
la Cruz
Costa Rica
Missing Navy civilian Ruth Farnsworth last seen at jade shop
Army search units and Island police comb the Guam jungles for Ruth Farnsworth a Navy civilian employee who vanished Saturday night from a jade shop. Her fiancé a Marine sergeant reported she did not return to quarters and a scarf jacket and handbag were found inside the shop with the jeep left outside. Wires at the shop had been ripped from a nearby generator amid fears of foul play. Farnsworth worked for the Navy base development division about two years in Guam.
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Guam
Army
Ruth _Parnsworth
Navy
Miss Farnsworth
Sterling M
Miss
Eleanor Roosevelt arrives in New York after Paris UN meeting
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, U S delegate to the United Nations, arrived in New York tonight by plane from Paris where she attended the U N general assembly session.
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New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
U.S
United Nations
Paris
U. N. General Assembly
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Leth Henderson
OPA
National Electrras 2
Americans For Democratic Action
Henderson
State Department
House Un-American Activities Committee
C. E. McKillips
St. Michaels
Whittaker Chambers
Maryland
Weiser
Neys
Johnny
Wiggins
Delana
Donart
Welker
al Walters
Corps of Engineers
Washington State
Snoqualmie Pass
Santiam Passes
Snoqualmie
Mount Hood
Rockies
Plains
Williston
N. D
YMCA
America
George Wilkinson
Sanford,Fla
Bessie Wilson
Des Alpines, Ia
Wilkinson
Miss Wilson
la Salle Hotel
la Salle
Anna Wells
Robins
Emery
Panhandle
Potatelio
Burley
Blackfoot
Dubois
Mullan Pass
Coeur d'Alene
Montana Line
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