Dulles Warns Russia Uses Every Act Short of War
Washington AP John Foster Dulles testified to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Soviet leaders are trying by every act short of new war to ruin Europe’s free states. He urged U S aid to 16 western nations through the Marshall plan, arguing the United States must help these countries stay free or risk its own survival as a bastion of privilege.
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Russia
Europe
Free States
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Canot
London
Free States of Europe
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Chairan Vandenberg
R.mich
GOP
Bannock County Board Approves Bus Purchases and Staff
The Bannock County Board of Education approved the purchase of school buses for Independent district No. 1 Pocatello and common school district No. 8 Cove. They also authorized a $4,000 bond for Cove to buy a bus and approved Melvin Dunn for visual education and safety director. The board will consider elementary supervisor applications and discussed Rex Coffin's request to pick up his children closer to home. All members attended. the board includes Stephenson, Lechtenberg, De Kay, Thomas, and Gittins.
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Bannock County
Cove
Lowe
Rex D. Coffin
Arimo
Dunn
County Board
Clarence Stephenson
Pocatello
Paul Lechtenberg Bancroft
Edwin de Kay
Don Thomas
H. Leight Gittins
McCammon
Federal Aid Granted To Pocatello Schools
Telegrams from Senators Taylor and Dworshak announce a $10,425 federal appropriation to the Pocatello independent school district under the Landis act to aid maintenance and operation of facilities for July 1, 1947 to June 30, 1948. The district had asked $82,313.03 but national funds were cut from five million to two and a half million.
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Pocatello
Glen Taylor
Henry Dworshak
George N. Green
Federal Works Agency
Bureau of Community Facilities
Vernall
Hurst
Pocatello Independent School District
Bannock County Board Reports 1948 License Revenues
The Bannock county commissioners reviewed the 1948 budget and noted beer license receipts totaling 9 355.00, liquor-by-the-drink receipts 8 587.50, and county slot machine licenses 13 000. Reappointed to three year terms on the hospital board were George Mathewes Grace Sam Dunn Tyhee and Wallace C Wright. Hold over members are J P Halliwell and William Philips.
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Bannock County
W. H. Jensen
George Mathewes
Grace
Sam Dunn
Tyhee
Wallace C. Wright
Pocatello
J. P. Halliwell
William Philips
Two Victims Of Strangler at Missouri Boys School
Two inmates were found strangled in segregation at the Missouri Training School for Boys in Boonville. Roland Barton, 15, died Sunday night with two cellmates, J Hicks, 16, and Robert Oswald, 4, implicated by coroner’s jury. Earlier, 14-year-old Donald Threlkeld died Aug 31 in a choke hold. Jerry Owens, 17, faces first degree murder charges. Senator Erdwin called for Governor Donnelly and Attorney General Taylor to investigate alleged chaotic conditions at the institution.
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Boonville
State Training School For
Missouri
Ralph Erdwin
State Senate
Phil M. Donnelly
J. E. Taylor
Rolland Barton
J. Hicks
Robert Oswald
Donald Threlkeld
Jerry Owens
Erdwin
Flandro to Take Over Reins At Chamber's Annual Party
The Pocatello chamber of commerce will hold its 46th annual meeting at Hotel Bannock at 7 p m on Wednesday. Rev Fenwick T Fowler of Salt Lake City will deliver the address The event will induct new officers and directors including E A Dufford as first vice president succeeding Harold C Hinckley J O Cotant as second vice president and F G Thompson and Rev Ed (names truncated) among others
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Chamber
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Bannock
Fenwick T. Fowler
Salt Lake City
Plandro
E. A. Dufford
Harold C. Hinckley
J. O. Cotant
F. G. Thompson
State Committee Approves Three Bannock Districts Plans
The state school reorganization committee approved three of four Bannock county district proposals, deferring one pending Bannock and Franklin county agreement. Approved districts create class A1 including Pocatello No.1, Inkom No.46, Port Neuf No.56. class A2 including San Lake No.3 and others. class B Bancroft district unchanged. Grace remains pending a Bannock Franklin accord.
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Bannock
State
Bannock County
Franklin County
Scott D. Lowe
Lowe
Pocatello Independent
Inkom
Portneuf Common
San Lake
Robins No
Hawkins Basin
Virginia
Arimo
McCammon
Lava
Downey
Bancroft
Grace
Fran
Simplot Westvaco officials inspect sites for new electric furnace
Jack Simplot Caldwell president of Simplot Enterprises and William T Nichols Westvaco vice president led a group of Simplot and Westvaco executives visiting sites and mines to plan a new electric furnace construction set to begin in early spring. Northwestern observers noted the delegation's focus on feasibility and potential investment.
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Jack Simplot
Caldwell
Simplot Enterprises
William T. Nichols
New York City
Westvaco Company
Idaho Power
Simplot
Westvaco
Weather Summary for Pocatello Area
Forecast shows fair conditions through tonight and Wednesday with a slight warmup. Low temperatures around 5 to 12 degrees tonight, highs near 30 for Wednesday, with statewide Idaho outlook fair and little temperature change.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Burglary Reported At LaPalenta Cafe
Charles Robinson alerted police at 9 35 a m to a break in at the cafe behind the LaPalenta rooms at Second and Bonneville. Entry came through an unlocked north window. A music box was damaged but no money stolen. Manager Maggie Chacon found the cafe closed at 11 30 p m Monday and burglary discovered on opening.
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Charles Robinson
South Second
LaPalenta
Second
Bonneville
Maggie Chacon
Elizabeth Philip to Receive 200000 Grant
The house of commons approved Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip a annual grant of 50 000 pounds totaling 200 000 dollars. The vote stood 294 to 17 after a brief debate and a Labor revolt was quelled.
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London
House of Commons
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Court action resets multiple convictions in wartime cases
The Mississippi defendant Albert Lee had his 18 year sentence for assault with attempt to rape set aside on duress claims. Marianna Venture faces release from a four year term for aiding a Nazi spy ring. The Supreme Court also ruled against alien land ownership bans, upheld drug misbranding warnings, and enforced Pure Food and Drug Law provisions in interstate shipments.
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Washington
Albert Lee
Jackson, Miss
Marianna Vent
Lee
Murphy
Vinson
California
Pred Oyama
Justice Black
Black
Chilean steamer Cautin sinks with heavy loss of life
The interior ministry reported about 100 people died when the steamer Cautin capsized on the Imperial river in southern Chile. The ship carried 350 passengers and officials blamed excessive cargo. The captain was arrested. Survivors swam long distances and landed at Puerto Savedra. One survivor, Luis Pena, said water flooded the engine room.
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Chile
Interior Ministry
Imperial River
Puerto Savedra
Luis Pena
Cordell Hull Recalls Pearl Harbor Morning Conversation
Cordell Hull, former Secretary of State, recounts in his own words the morning of Pearl Harbor a critical exchange with Japanese envoys. He details the tone and content of the talks, providing firsthand insight into the lead up to the attack.
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Cordell Hull
Pearl Harbor
Youth Undergoes Another Operation
Mercy hospital officials disclosed that Forest Hoffman's latest operation was performed Saturday. The six year old Cheyenne Wyoming boy known as Nubbins Hoffman remains in fairly good condition after the surgery as doctors continue efforts to restore his health following years of serious illness and multiple Christmas celebrations.
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Mercy Hospital
Forest
Nubbins
Hoffman
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pirate Cache May Yield Four Million Likely Gold, Says Mobley
In Green Cove Springs Florida eighty year old G F Mobley and backer Dr H H Humphries push a dig for a claimed four million dollar pirate treasure. Yellow metal chunks sparked crowd excitement while one jeweler doubted it as fool's gold.
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Green Cove Springs
Fla
G. F. Mobley
H. H. Humphries
Mobley
J. T. Conway
Man Admits Killing Wife in Oregon Bus Stop Tragedy
Clifford Spears 45 held in Clark County jail for the murder of his wife Ella Mae 55 found slain in a truck linked to Spears after he drove toward Oregon for his mother's funeral. Ella Mae stabbed 17 times. Spears reportedly admitted the act. The La Centre farm house burned. police deem the blaze accidental and say Spears left before flames began.
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Vancouver
Wash
Clifford Spears
Clark County
Spears
Oregon
Hillsboro
Ore
la Centre
H. M. Quarnberg
Ella Mae
Quarnbere
Kiwanis Club Sees Atom Bomb Film
The Pocatello Kiwanis club heard a motion picture on the atom bomb’s development and the Hiroshima drop at Hotel Bannock Tuesday noon. Navy chief petty officer in charge of the Pocatello recruiting station presented the film with a musical interlude by Gaylord Sanford and clerical leadership by Rev. A E Albee.
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Pocatello Kiwanis Club
Hotel Bannock
Gaylord Sanford
William Welton
G. Roche
H. C. Brown
Navy
Pocatello
Frank L. Morgan
Robert Radcliff
A. H. Jenkins
Logan
B. E. Hultquist
Salt Lake City
al Graves
Leland Pack
Hugh McGuire, Jr
Robert Purrington
R. F. Goranson
A. E. Albee
Severe Cold Grips 17 States With 47 Dead
A vast cold wave killed 47 people in 17 states across the midwest, east, and south as temperatures plunged to historic lows. Utah reported nine below in Hanksville and six below in Roosevelt, while Idaho’s Dubois had one above and Pocatello four, Boise 19, and Gooding 15.
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Intermountain
Hanksville
Utah
Roosevelt
Idaho
Dubois
Date Falls
Pocatello
Burley
Boise
Gooding
Massachusetts
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
New England
Officers Find Articles at Carlsen Home
Carlsen 48 was found near his home after a Sunday night accident. A billfold watch chain and knife were recovered, making robbery unlikely. Post mortem planned for this evening and inquest Thursday. Carl Muir and over 30 witnesses questioned about events preceding the crash on the South Main extension. Carlsen reportedly had recent medical checks and was in good condition. He left Wagon Wheel Inn around 1 10 a m intending to go home.
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Carl Carlsen
R. J. Reynolds
Bannock
Reynolds
Carl Muir
South Main
Carlsen
Wagon Wheel Inn
Polio Attacks 15 Month Boy In Pocatello
Fifteen month old Dale Byington, son of Mr and Mrs Thayle L Byington of 240 N Thirteenth, is Pocatello s first infantile paralysis case of 1948. He was taken by ambulance to Boise for treatment via Bannock County Infantile Paralysis foundation. He had been hospitalized at St Anthony s Mercy since Sunday evening and diagnosed with infantile paralysis Monday evening. This case raises the total in the Pocatello district to 16 since last summer s outbreak.
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Dale Byington
Thayle L. Byington
Thirteenth
Pocatello
Boise
Bannock County Infantile Paralysis Foundation
St. Anthony'’s Mercy Hospital
Woman wins fifteenth divorce in Polk county court
Mrs. Ity Dunlavy, 40, Brooks tavern owner from Oregon, secured her fifteenth divorce in Polk county court after previous suits across Marion Clackamas and Nevada. She had married John S. Dunlavy about two years ago and said she still hopes to find the right man while noting no prospects for a sixteenth marriage.
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Dalles
Ore
Ity Dunlavy
Comely Brooks
Polk County
John S. Dunlavy
Dunlavy
Marion County
Clackamas County
Nevada
Victor Wiliams
Boys Develop Loop To Scare Girls At West High
In Salt Lake City a group of West High boys adopt a provocative “new look” with high-top boots Levi’s and cut sleeve sweatshirts to shame the girls’ fashions. Girls retaliate calling the style corny sloppy and underhanded while the boys defend their stance with tease and humor.
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Salt Lake City
West High School
Prowlings Reported Across City Homes and Hospitals
Dr John McMahon reports his medical bag and instruments were stolen from his car Sunday at St Anthony s hospital. Jack Jorgensen says a car radio was taken from his parked vehicle Saturday night or Sunday morning. E R Widowson notes fender skirts worth 18 stolen from his Pontias station wagon. Gordon Thomas reports a grill guard and fog lights valued at 19 75 taken from his car Sunday night or Monday morning.
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John McMahon
Kane Building
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Jack Jorgensen
North Arthur
E. R. Widowson
Pontias
Gordon Thomas
South Sixth
Planning Board Urges Sale of Present Fairgrounds
At Bannock County planning board in the courthouse Mrs Muriel Ruggles and Roy Lindley of the rodeo association asked for portable seating to raise capacity from six to ten thousand at the fair and rodeo grounds and were told to seek more information on feasibility and sub letting while considering county events and uses.
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North Bannock County
Rodeo Association
Bannock County
F. M. Bistling
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