Idaho Adaption Bill Moves to Governor’s Desk Reform Aims
Special to The Tribune Boise Idaho. An act modernizing the states adoption laws was sent to Governor A Robins for approval. Prepared by Bill Child of the public assistance department the bill calls for a one year probationary period and supervised placement by trained staff. It requires parental consent for legitimate and older children and seals adoption records. If approved it will go to the legislature for action.
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Tyrone Power to Wed in Rome Friday January 27
Friends of movie star Tyrone Power and Linda Christian announce they will marry in a Rome church on Thursday January 27.
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North China Government Falls Apart Amid Dispersal Talks
Nanking remains capital if Chiang Kai-shek stays. Foreign offices prepare word that the government may disperse for safety while embassies likely stay. Peiping encircled by Red Army far north of Yangtze braces for fall. ministries and foreign office likely move southward to Canton.
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Pocatello Chamber Sets 1949 Budget and Eight Power Goals
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce elected committee chairmen and outlined an eight point program for 1949. Plans include an economic survey, developing the industrial district, expanding wholesale and retail trade, agricultural services, aviation base development, and highway improvements. The annual budget was set at 26000 with about 15000 for administration.
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Tribune's H C L Contest Pays Cash for Letters
Tribune readers have until midnight Wednesday to send letters on how to reduce high living costs. Write up to 200 words and postmark by January 19 to H C L Contest Pocatello Tribune. Best letter wins five dollars, next five receive one dollar each. All published next Sunday.
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Reds Protest Presence of Police Guard
The second day of the trial of 12 top communist leaders opened with overruled defense objections to police around the U S courthouse in New York. Judge Medina said precautions were proper as 400 officers guarded the proceedings amid claims of armed force intimidation. William Z. Foster was absent due to a heart ailment.
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Assessors Begin Study to Set Idaho Property Rates
Boise Idaho county assessors and the State Tax Commission start a three day meeting to study and set uniform assessment policies. They heard oil industry representatives and farmers on tax problems as they plan uniform assessments for different property types today and tomorrow.
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Auto Dealers Present Safety Award in Idaho
Col. R. L. Fry of Poca tello presented a $650 fellowship to Lt. Arthur E. Perkins of Twin Falls for the spring course in traffic police administration at Northwestern University Traffic Institute Evans ton Illinois. Perkins is one of 16 state police officers to receive fellowships from the Automotive Safety Foundation. The award supports training for modern traffic control planning and police training courses.
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Cattle Rustling Fears Spur Bannock County Meeting
Six cattlemen spoke to Bannock County commissioners detailing increased rustling losses totaling 3 17 cattle killed or missing in the past month. They urged deputized range riders, but officials warned of cost and equity issues, noting limited enforcement power amid past lenient bailouts.
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Utah and Idaho Governors Bet on Traffic Safety
Utah Governor J Bracken Lee accepts Idaho Governor C A Robins challenge to a 1949 traffic safety contest. Robins bets a sack of Idaho potatoes that Idaho motorists will post fewer accidents. Lee hopes Utah drivers will help him win and reduce crashes in the coming year.
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Thirty-Two Britons Stranded in San Francisco Seek NZ Travel
In San Francisco thirty-two British citizens stranded en route to New Zealand face months of unpaid lodging and meals as flights to NZ and Australia show full bookings into April. A travel agency covers hotel and meals while they await a charter permit from the Civil Aeronautics board. The group, with little money, walks the city as relief efforts from the British Consulate and local colony are organized.
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Bannock Caribou dispute set for trial here
Bannock county asks the district court to clarify title to about 49000 dollars worth of road equipment seized by Caribou County after Bannock’s District 3 seceded on November 2. The hearing before Judge C. J. Taylor in Idaho Falls will feature Bannock County Attorney Henry McQuade and O. R. Baum against Caribou County’s attorney Dygert. The case arises from equipment left behind in Grace and Bancroft and centers on which county lawfully owns property found in a seceded area.
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Senate votes against exemption for inaugural tickets
The senate rejected a House bill to exempt inaugural parade and ball tickets from federal amusement taxes by a 47 to 44 vote, an upset to the administration. In Idaho, heavy snow blocks Stanley basin roads and 15 miles of the Spar Canyon route. District Judge C. J. Taylor of Idaho Falls was recommended for state supreme court by the Idaho State Bar. The Interior Department pledged aid to stormstruck western stockmen. Colorado patrol says missing Granby pilot William Harrison was found near Vernal, Utah, with injuries not yet known.
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Death of Heir at Tallahassee Ignites Mystery
In Tallahassee a pistol death of Grenville Baker 21 in a wreck on his mother's plantation prompts sheriff to send the murder weapon and casts of suspects hands to FBI for testing. A coroner’s jury terms the death as caused by a pistol held by unknown parties. The scene drew notable visitors including the Duke and Duchess of Windsor two years ago.
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Idaho Legislature Passes Indian Voting Rights and Firearm Bills
The Idaho House approved a constitutional amendment granting Native Americans voting rights and eligibility for public office and juries, with Senate approval pending and ratification at the 1950 election. Other measures include firearm penalties and expanded labor and compensation bills.
Money Mad Boston People Once Threw Dollars Away
In 29 School Street Boston crowds once surged for Charles Ponzi as he promoted a 45 day cash windfall. Police fought to control the line while money filled drawers and wastebaskets. By the time of his crash only a lone traffic cop remained, with no line for papers outside his former riot-strewn hub.
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