Republicans Attack Truman Budget as Extravagant and Political
Washington Republicans denounce President Truman’s $39.669 billion budget as extravagant while Democrats defend it as reasonable given domestic and international needs. Some Republicans support $11 billion for armed forces as realistic. others call for careful review and possible defense cuts. Senator Brooks says foreign aid could be trimmed. Senator Dworshak blasts wartime waste.
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Washington
Truman
Bridges
Sen. Lucas
Clinois
Lucas
VFW Chief Calls for Universal Training and Strong Air Force
Ray H. Brannaman, national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, urged universal military training and an air force second to none in a Boise address to department and regional commanders. He warned the United States is at war with Russia politically and economically and claimed Russia could mobilize 20 million men in 30 days with Soviet air power outpacing the U.S. By stressing past lessons, he argued adversaries believe the U.S. must be defeated first if veterans bear the economic burden.
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Boise
Ray H. Brannaman
Denver
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Russia
Brannaman
Thera
Jews Seek UN Backing for Jewish State and Militia
Moshe Shertok of the Jewish Agency announced plans to ask the United Nations to form an international military force to enforce partition in Palestine and to aid in arming a Jewish militia of 15 000 to 25 000 men to maintain order in the proposed Jewish country. He criticized Britain for siding with Arabs and urged the UN partition commission to visit Palestine soon and ensure Britain provides a major port by February 1 to allow rapid Jewish immigration.
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Lake Success
Jewish Agency For Palestine
United Nations
Holy Land
U.N
Moshe Shertok
The
Jewish Agency
U.N. Partition Commission
Britain
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Couple Arrested for Intoxication Custody Placed
Saturday arrest of Raymond Pocatello and Irene Pocatello for intoxication leaves two young boys aged two and three in sheriff's custody. County matron Emma Dittmer moved the children to St Anthony hospital for care while both parents face $15 fines in police court.
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Raymond Pocatello
Irene Pocatello
Sheriff's Office
Emma Ditt~mer
St. Anthony Hospital
Walter Cleare Improves After Partial Stroke
Walter H. Cleare, prominent Pocatello businessman and former mayor, co-owner of the People's Store, is improving after a six week illness and a partial stroke at his home. His family reports he is out of immediate danger.
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Walter H. Cleare
Pocatello
People’s Store
Central Reports Snow In Pocatello
Nels Anderson of Central, store keeper, visited in Pocatello today and reported about an inch of new snow this morning.
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Nels Anderson
Central
Pocatello
Peace Preferable to Office In Pres Truman's Opinion
Rhode Island Senator Howard McGrath said President Truman favors peace over political office dopo a Pawtucket testimonial for Mayor Ambrose P. McCoy. McGrath reported the president’s remarks after a recent talk, noting the preference for peace in policy.
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Ambrose P. McCoy
Pawtucket
Tll
Stassen Arrival Plans for Pocatello Visit Noted
Writ of habeas corpus hearing set for Tuesday in Bannock county as William J. Ryan seeks to respond for Howard Hill charged in a burglary case. Harold E. Stassen and party plan a 1:30 p.m. arrival by plane at Pocatello airport and a 8 p.m. speech at the high school auditorium. Lt. Bedingfield to arrange escort. reception at Whitman hotel for the Stassen visit.
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Pocatello
C. A. Robins
H. Earl Lewis
Bannock County
Republican Central Committee
Boise
Tomorro
Whitman Hotel
Harold E. Stassen
Lewis
J. F. Bedingfield
Idaho State Police
Robins
Isaac McDougall
William J. Ryan
Howard Hill
Henry McQuade
Hill
Hil
McQuade
Marshall Phillips
California
Porters and Waiters Club
Fire damages dwelling in Clark area. stove overheated
Sunday firefighters responded at 4 35 p m to 845 West Clark a home owned by Thomas Baller and occupied by Irving Ranson the blaze started from an overheated stove near a wall causing slight damage to cardboard behind it. At 11 40 p m firemen cite an ordinance banning trash burning between sunset and sunrise.
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Thomas Baller
Irving Ranson
West Clark
Man Arrested for Selling Beer to Indians at Mike's Place
Mike Dudenake operator of Mike's Place in the 300 block S Main was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Earl Cutler around 9 pm Saturday charged with selling four bottles of beer to Indians. He was released on his own recognizance and set to appear before Justice of the Peace Charles W. Hyde Tuesday to answer the complaint, Sheriff Alma Marley reports.
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Mike Dudenake
Mike
Marines Not To Guard In Palestine
Gen. Clifton B. Cates denied a report that Marines would be sent to protect the American consulate in Palestine. He spoke at a Philadelphia rally with Fleet Adm. Halsey as 17,000 attendees filled Conven tion Hall, noting the dispatch of 1,000 Marines to the Mediterranean as perfectly normal.
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Philadelphia
Marine Corps
Clifton B. Cates
Marine Corps Reserve Week
Cates
and Fleet Adm
William F. Halsey, Jr
Philadelphia Convention Hall
Mediterranean
Pauley Reports $932703 Profit in Three Years
Edwin W. Pauley announced he earned $932,703 in commodity speculation over the past three years. The former Democratic national treasurer sent a telegram to Harold E. Stassen denying undisclosed trades as a senate subcommittee probes profits accused of by Stassen. Continued on Page Five.
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Washington
Elmer Thomas D.okla
Edwin W. Pauley
Pauley
Army Royall
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Josephus Daniels in Dying Condition at Raleigh
Josephus Daniels 85 year old publisher of the Raleigh News and Observer and former secretary of the navy under Wilson remains in a dying condition. Dr Hubert Haywood said his condition is very very low after a severe bronchitis with complications developed last week.
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Raleigh
N. C
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Navy
Wilson
Hubert Haywood
Daniels
Stalin Not Patient Doctor Reports Says Swedish Expert
Dr Elis Bervin arrived from Stockholm to Moscow for a special case and denied Stalin was his patient. He did not identify anyone and may issue a statement after returning home. Stalin, age 68, is reportedly in good health and active, despite circulating rumors.
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Elis Bervin
Stockholm
Stalin
Bervin
Derailment halts trains near Minidoka and Pocatello
Rail disruption blocks westbound freight No 3800 at De Wolf east switch 8 40 am noon today delaying No 106 eastbound stream liner and No 17 Portland Rose at Pocatello. No injuries reported as details remain scarce per Union Pacific.
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de Wolf
Minidoka
Portland Rose
Pocatello
Union Pacific
Bound Over in Murder Case for Gavlovsky
Frank Gavlovsky, 40, was bound over to district court without bond on a first degree murder charge stemming from the Christmas Eve shooting of Mrs. Effie O Dette at the Midwest hotel. Police testified Gavlovsky admitted the shooting after entering a room where several others were drinking.
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Frank Gavlovsky
Charles W. Hyde
Gavlovsky
Effie O'Dette
Midwest Hotel
Attor Mney
Peter McDermott
H. H. Hughart
R. C. Thomas
Pocatello Detective Force
O’dette
Chief Thomas
Detective Black
Gavinsky
Frank Stewart
Robert
Frenchy) O'Dette
Mrs. O'Dette
Alton
Step) Anderson
Stewart
Govlovsky
O'Dette
Lune Chaw
Truman budgets $39.67 billion for 1949 amid postwar needs
President Truman sent an unprecedented peacetime budget of 39.669 billion dollars to Congress for the 1949 fiscal year starting July 1. He said nearly four-fifths of the proposed expenditures reflect World War II aftermath and steps to avert World War III. He cited strict economy standards and foreign aid to curb communism, warning that failure could threaten security.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Bank Robbery Slows Peace Tension in Palestine
Eight men and women robbed Barclay's Bank in Jerusalem taking around $50 000 as sporadic gunfire marked ongoing Arab Jewish clashes. Casualties rose with a British constable killed and multiple deaths reported amid skirmishes near Lydda Kefar Uriah and ransacked urban districts. Arab medical staff withdrew from Bat Yam hospital due to sniper fire.
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Palestine
Partition
Haifa
Kefar Uriah
Lydda
No Men's Land
Palestine Department of Health
Bat Yam
Woman seeks truck in vicinity of Pocatello
Mrs. Frieda Winer of Long Beach California asks Sheriff Alma Marley to help locate a 1941 Chevrolet one and a half ton truck with a blue screen cattle rack. Her late husband Frank Winer of Portland Oregon died March 30 1945 and a man unknown to her operated the truck at the time.
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Frieda Winer
Long Beach
Calif
Alma Marley
Pocatello
Frank Winer
Southwest Third Avenue
Portland
Ore
Box of Tools Stolen From Residence in Bannock County
Frank Parsons of 330 Park reports to the Bannock county sheriff that a box of tools and a smaller box labeled F.P. were taken from his home. The incident is under sheriff’s investigation.
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Frank Parsons
Park
Bannock County
Britain says Soviet policy risks war and hinders recovery
Deputy Prime Minister Herbert Morrison warned that provocative Soviet actions threaten another war and stall global economic recovery. He cited eastern Europe as under undemocratic Communist rule and urged reversals to ease tensions. Morrison spoke to the renewal council of the Labour Party in London.
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Leicester
England
Russia
Herbert Morrison
Attelee
Europe
Britain
United States
Morrison
Reneal Council
The
Soviet Union
Pioneer Dies in California Widow of Local Founder Minnie Killian
News arrives of Minnie Killian 83 widow of James W Kilian who left Pocatello 23 years ago after 20 years here. Survived by eight children including Mrs. Raymond S Hale and Mrs. Parley Bitton. Funeral services set for Tuesday in Long Beach California.
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Calif
Minnie Killian
James W. Killian
Pocatello
Killian
Killian Meat Market
North Main
Glenewood
Utah
Raymond S. Hale
Pinecrest Apartments
Poccatello
Parley Bitton
Ray B. Killian
Leo B. Kilelian
St. George
Glen Kilelian
Buhl
William Killian
California
Genev Moore
Miles City
Mont
Clinton Killian
Hale
Twins Named For Pocae Tell o Born In 1948 Downey Parents
The first twins born in Pocae tello in 1948 are named Lyle Jay and Lois Kay by Mr. and Mrs. Holt Bure rup of Downey. The twins arrived Friday morning at St Anthony hospital.
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Pocaetello
Lyle Jay
Lois Kay
Holt Burerup
Downey
St. Anethony Hospital
Red Kate Kathleen O'Hare Cunningham Dies at 70
Kathleen O'Hare Cunningham, 70, once known as Red Kate and Debs running mate on the socialist ticket, died at her Benecia home after a life of controversy. She rose to front-page news in 1916 for teaming with Eugene V. Debs and for a five year federal sentence related to anti war actions.
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Benecia
Calif
United States
Eugene V. Debs
Red Kate
Kathleen O'Hare Cunningham
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Debs
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