Bridges Presses Firm US Policy on Russia German Link
Washington senator Bridges urges Secretary of State Marshall to resist Russia plans to turn Germany into a satellite ally at the Moscow foreign ministers conference. He warns that Moscow aims to merge Russian manpower with German technical discipline, risking democratic civilization.
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Washington
Bridges
N.H
Russia
Germany
Marshall
Moscow
Tin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. McMahon
D.-Conn
Ural Mountains
America
Idaho looks to finish school reform bills this session
Gov. Robins said the 29th Idaho Legislature will likely adjourn on schedule within 60 days as major school bills move toward votes. Proposals include district reorganization for 1118 districts, minimum teacher salaries starting at 1200 dollars annually, revised financing to share costs more proportionately, and a school transportation code.
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Boise
Idaho
C. A. Robins
House
Senate
Robins
Boys Gamble For Chair
Nashville pair James D. Sandusky Jr. and John T. Kelly were sentenced for murder and showed calmness, while Kelly sobbed when a Lewiston woman traveled to marry him before his execution. Ramona Coy declared love and intent to marry Tommy Kelly if permitted. Attorneys planned a new trial.
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Nashville
Tenn
Descythe
Dice
James D. Sandusky, Jr
John T. Kelly
Marion, Til
Kelly
Lewiston
Minn
Ramona Coy
Tommy
Marines Eager to Leave Tientsin Amid Mixed Emotions
U S marines in North China show relief at possible departure from Tientsin with many planning base reassignment in the Pacific. some Russians friends express sadness over losing boyfriends, while one private notes they helped deter aggression by remaining.
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U. S
China
Samuel Howard
North China
Pvt
Louis Grillo
Syracuse
N. Y
Pacific
Peiping
Byrd Leads Six Planes Into Antarctic Flight Return
Adm Richard E Byrd returned to Little America after guiding six transport planes in a 600 mile flight over the south polar seas. He praised the Antarctic base as a second home and forecast coal from the Ross Sea mountains within 25 years and other resources opening within a century.
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Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Byrd
Philippine Sea
Navy
Antarctic Expradition
Promiven
Ross Sea
Probers Visit Lewiston in Liquor Shortage Case
Prosecuting Attorney Earle W. Morgan reports state officials have arrived in Lewiston to help local authorities pursue the liquor shortage case. State officials include R. C. Lewis, Kenneth Barclay, and Bob Brown. John Olson, former Lewiston liquor warehouse manager, is jailed on embezzlement charges for 97 cases of whiskey sold to nine local clubs.
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Earle W. Morgan
R. C
Charles) Lewis
Kenneth Barclay
Bob Brown
State Attorney General's Office
Morgan
John Olson
Olson
Four charges filed in assault and kidnapping case
Jack Kyle Perry, 34, of Klamath Falls Oregon, faces four charges including assault to commit rape and kidnapping after a high school girl, nude except for one stocking, flagged a motorist in a snowstorm. The victim, 17, is in a Dorris hospital with facial bruises and knife slashes on her hands. Gail Duncan found and drove her to the hospital. District Attorney Fred W. Burton cited additional counts of sex perversion and crimes against children.
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Yreka
Cali
Jack Kyle Perry
Klamath Falls
Ore
Siskiyou County
Fred W. Burton
Dorris
Gail Duncan
Burton
British Orders Evacuation of Women and Children From Holy Land
The Palestine government orders compulsory evacuation of British women and children to Britain by next Tuesday to clear the field for action against terrorism. Up to 2,000 persons may be affected as families of officials and businessmen move to secure areas. some correspondents may stay. U S consulars seek instructions.
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Nation's Oil Supply Law and Synthetic Fuel Push
A senate oil investigating committee warned the nation cannot wage another major war relying on oil alone. It urged bold steps to develop synthetic fuels while noting domestic reserves could meet centuries of needs and stressing military impact if imports fail.
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Washington
Senate Oil Investigating Committee
United States
Senate
Storms Fatal To 27 In Icy Weather
The intermountain region faced sharp cold and a continuing cold wave with zero to ten below in Utah and five to fifteen below in Idaho. A snowy icy blanket spread nationwide after one of winter's most destructive patterns killed at least 27 people, with eight deaths across Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee from Thursday night tornadoes.
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Idaho
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Pocatello Welcomes Daily Streamliners From West and East
Pocatello gains daily streamliner service starting February 16 with trains stopping in town at 10 10 a m arriving Chicago 1 10 p m next day or departing 5 15 p m arriving Portland 8 00 a m next day. Service adds almost a full car for eastern Idaho and does not require extra fare. Eastbound No 12 time changes to 4 45 a m while westbound times remain.
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W. L. Hardy
Union Pacific
Pocatellans
Chicago
Portland
Idaho
Hardy
New York
Three Utah Boys Taken in Chase
State trooper Sam Hatch said three youths escaped from the Ogden industrial school were captured after a 30 mile pursuit on icy highways at speeds to 85 mph. The car crashed into a steel pole in an alley and two were seized by City Marshal Jack Boren. the third was found nearby. A fourth escapee was captured earlier at Price.
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Vernal
Utah
Sam Hatch
Utah Industrial School
Ogden
Hatch
Jack Boren
Match
Price
Salt Lake City
Castle Gate
Roosevelt
Auto License Revenue to Extend Roads
Idaho lawmakers consider boosting the annual automobile license fee from 5 dollars to raise highway funding. Rep. John Hohnhorst notes the bill could add about 1.7 million dollars yearly while the current 650 thousand dollars would grow with valuation based taxes. The measure aims to tax newer cars at 5 dollars plus 0.75 percent of cash value.
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D.teton
Hohnhorst
Firing of 1,000,000 federal workers proposed to cut costs
Congress considers a plan pushed by Rep. Taber to cut 1,000,000 civilian employees from the federal payroll, aiming for an annual saving of 3.5 billion dollars. House budget group discussions centered on setting a ceiling for federal spending.
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Commission Favors Current Idaho Game Control Form
Idaho lawmakers held a joint hearing on replacing the five man fish and game commission with a state game warden system. The Idaho Wildlife Federation urged a three man panel or district based picks for the five man board. Sportsmen from across the state supported the commission structure while some warned of potential loss of federal aid if the long range system were adopted. Governor Robins previously favored keeping the commission form for two years.
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Fish and Game Control
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House
Senate Fish and Game
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Burtt Trueblood of
Wilder
Fiveman Commission
L. Cotty Lowry
Benewah
Homer Martin
Boise Sportsmen
C. A. Robins
Judge Delays Portal Case In Mt Clemens Pottery Suit
Federal hearing stalled as Edward Lamb and Bert Nunnelley spar over portal pay time. Arguments center on whether time spent walking to lunch or leaving for the day constitutes employer benefit and if the $4 million in portal claims should proceed.
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Edward Lamb
L. Metcalfe Welling
Tom Clark
Lamb
Picard
Portal
Bert V. Nunnelley
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Frank A. Picard
Nunnelley
Anaesthetic Blast Fatal to Woman in San Francisco
A 49 year old San Francisco woman, Mrs. Freda Stanford, died 12 hours after an abdominal operation when an anesthetic within her body allegedly exploded. Deputy Coroner Harold Honore cited ether and cyclopropane as the agents and called the event a rare medical accident attributed to a static charge in the air. Dr. Ludwig Emge said precautions were followed and termed it a tacit risk in medical practice.
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San Francisco
Harold Honore
Freda Stanford
Stanford Lane Hospital
Honore
Ludwig Emge
Weather Snapshot Narrates Storms and Cold Across Regions
Broad forecast notes gusty storms and a cold pattern across Idaho and neighboring states. Cites 513 miles of wind moving past Pocatello with highs around the mid thirties and lows near ten, cloudy skies, little precipitation this month, and a five day outlook predicting lingering snow in eastern Washington and north Idaho through Sunday.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Oldsters Cup Up Boston Quarrel Ends in Stabbing
An 85 year old Boston man and his 81 year old wife were wounded in a hospital today after a domestic quarrel over another woman aged 80. Police said the man slashed his wife and then himself following her accusation that he gave 10 pounds of sugar to the other woman to gain her favor.
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Boston
Idaho House approves Lewiston Albion normal school bills
The Idaho House passed without opposition two bills renaming Lewiston normal school to Northern Idaho College of Education and Albion normal school to Southern Idaho College of Education. The measures move to the Senate. The article notes the University of Idaho Southern Branch at Pocatello would be renamed the Idaho State College.
OTC Officer Takes Blame In Rent Case
Major General Philip B. Fleming headed the Office of Temporary Controls and told the Senate Banking Committee he accepted responsibility for an OPA rent increase order that was never issued. He said President Truman blocked the 10 percent rent ceiling hike while his deputy James W. Follin helped present the order due to Fleming’s absence after his mother's death.
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Philip B. Fleming
Office of Temporary Controls
OPA
Truman
Senate Banking Committee
James W. Follin
Fleming
White House
Congress
Follin
OTC
Reds Clash Over Unity Plan at Allied Talks
London dispatch reports Moscow radio accusing Britain and the United States of aiming for lasting Anglo American control of postwar Germany. Four power deputies continue drafting German and Austrian peace treaties while Yugoslav charges about Nazi links surface as Hans Piesch defends his Carinthian governorship.
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Moscow Radio
Germany
United States
Britain
Austrian
Carintha
Hans Piesch
Leopold Fig
Naziedom
Piesch
Teacher Denies Guilt In White Slave Case
Robert H. Trufant 32, a former Maine teacher, pleaded in nocent before U S Commissioner Albert Gonzales on violating the white slave traffic act and declined to waive a preliminary hearing. Bond was set at 2500 dollars. Eleanor Louise White 17, who accompanied Trufant and claimed to be his wife, was held on related charges as a material witness.
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N. M
Robert H. Trufant
Maine
U. S
Albert Gonzales
Gonzales
Trufant
Eleanor Louise White
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