Educators Ban Communism From Nation's Schools
The National Education Association voted 825000 teachers to bar Communist party members from teaching. John K Norton of Teachers College denounced communism as an evil system targeting schools. Rose Russell warned the move could trigger dismissals on other political grounds.
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Boston
National Education Association
Communist Party
Saravian
Communist Party of the
United States
Mabel Studebaker
John K. Norton
Columbia University
Teachers College
Norton
Rose Russell
CIO Teachers Union of
New York
Russell
Federal Pay In Lieu of Taxes Delayed in Congress
Bannock county commissioners chair W H Jensen says H R 1356 on federal payments in lieu of taxes is held up by the public lands committee pending cost estimates. An up-to-date record of federal land holdings could cost 42000, with six months needed after funds. Jensen plans Boise talks with public lands figures to aid Idaho’s Washington delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H
Pete) Jensen
Bannock County
Washington
Public Lands Committee
House
Jensen
Federal Works
Ing
Bureau of the Budget
Boise
Forrest Coppie
Public 'S Association
William Benaricks
State Commissioners and Clerks
Iaho
Commissioners Inspect U P Houses In Tax Dispute
Bannock county commissioners as a board of equalization were to examine five Union Pacific railroad company houses facing a tax assessment dispute. The company contests inclusion of the property on the tax rolls as valued by George Allen, county assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock
Board of Equalization
Union Pacific Railroad Company
George Allen
Two Youths Hurt When Train Strikes Auto
In Idaho Falls area a car with two youths was struck by a southbound passenger train at a farm road crossing. Ververon Monson and Florence Hay were hospitalized with bruises and cuts, Hay with a possible broken shoulder, Monson due for discharge soon. Police said Monson tried to beat the engine after seeing it coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Ververon Monson
Florence Hay
Fort Hall
Monson
W. 8. Dursteler
Basset Siding
Idaho Falls-Butte
County Assessor Obstacles Bannock Tax Cut Plea
Bannock County commissioners hear F. Bistline petition seeking reduction of two property assessments in 1949. He argues the apartment building on Holiday Street and a brick terminal on South Second Avenue used by Pocatello Motor Transit Co. are overvalued with the apartment building noted at 4259 as a high assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Bistline
Subway
Pocatello
Auditions Open For Horace Heidt Show In Pocatello
Horace Heidt Stage show auditions continue at 7 PM in the KSEI studios after Bill Belcher, his personal representative, arrived Tuesday for two days of tryouts. About 25 contestants from Pocatello and southern Idaho, including violinists pianists vocalists and dancers, auditioned last night. professionals welcome. entrants must be 14 or older and provide their own accompanist and music. solo act limit is four performers.
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Horace Heidt
Bill Belcher
KSEI
Belcher
Lillis Hill
Bobby Nunnelley
Arimo
Paul D. Hamm
Harold Hancock
Pocatello
Heidt
Idaho
Three youths held after Salt Lake City motel chase
Three 20 year olds were arrested after a police chase that began at a motel where an attempted holdup slugged a man. Officers L G Robinson and D T Hill fired two warning shots as the trio from Whitefish Montana and Bonners Ferry Idaho were cornered after a three block pursuit. They will be questioned about a Monday burglary at Quick's bar.
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Salt Lake City
Robert Green
Bill Staten
Whitefish
Mont
Melvin Earl Shays
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
L. G. Robinson
D. T. Hill
Robinson
M. D. McGinness
Quick
McGinness
James O. Dean
William Tuttle
Click
Autopsy Links Skull Fracture to Jail Death of 7Yearold Painter
Bannock County Coroner Arthur W. Hall announced an autopsy found a basal skull fracture caused the death of H. F. Raun a seven year old painter in the city jail Sunday noon. Raun was arrested earlier for intoxication and found unconscious in the 200 block West Fremont by a jail trusty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Raun
Bannock County
Arthur W. Hall
Hall
H. H. Hughart
Raun
Fremont
Weather data for 24 hours ending Wednesday 12:30
The report covers a 24 hour period ending at 12 30 Wednesday detailing observed conditions. It notes temperatures precipitation and wind patterns with location specific readings and any notable changes during the period.
Ex Con Surrenders in California Cabin Slayings
Henry Brim Guldbrandsen, 34, a former convict, surrendered and admitted in a signed statement the Fourth of July murders of two men in a cabin overlooking the Valley of the Moon. He largely corroborated Eva Paget story, while denying rape of Paget, who is hospitalized in critical condition after the attack.
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Eureka
Calif
Valley of the Moon
Henry Brim Guldbrandsen
D Nenmeier
Elmer Hodgkinson
Humboldt Times
Eva Paget
California
Guldbrandon
Guldbrandsen
Sheriff's Office
Peter J. Flint
The
Merchant Marine
Flint
Peter J. Jensen
Sonoma State Hospital
Bartenders Face Resistance in Wage Demands
Pocatello bartenders union plans a Sunday meeting to decide actions in their contract dispute with the Pocatello Retail Liquor Dealers. Report says some employers resisted union wage requests during yesterday’s talks and discussion will weigh continuing negotiations or signing individual proprietors and pulling the union card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Bartenders Union
Pocatello Retail Liquor Dealers
Southeast Idaho Furniture files suit for debts
A complaint was filed in district court by Southeast Idaho Furniture seeking to collect 624.30 from Joseph V. Bybee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Idaho Purniture Company
Joseph V. Bybee
Five New Polio Cases Here
Five new polio cases were admitted to St. Anthony hospital over the weekend. Victims aged 5 to 16. State police delivered an iron lung part from LDS Hospital. A sixteen year old girl was sent to Salt Lake City for treatment. Four others may be released in a few days.
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St. Anthony Hospital
M. B. Sherrard
Dursteler
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
LDS Hospital
Salt Lake City
Burglar Surprises Cop and Ties Him Up
Police officer Ray Means on routine patrol in Moscow is ambushed by a burglar at Builders & Growers, bound with his own handcuffs, and robbed of a portable radio revolver cartridges and a flashlight before the assailant escapes. Two hours later a mobile patrol finds Means outside the warehouse district.
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Moscow
Ray Means
Means
Builders & Growers
Church Sends Youths to Payette Lake
Five youths from Trinity Episcopal church travel with Rev. A. F. E. Asbee to Payette Lake Idaho for a 10 day church conference. Scholarships funded by St Margaret's Guild St Catherine's guild Trinity church vestry church school and others. Rev. Albee to teach The Christian Family and attend adult women's auxiliary session July 16 to 22 while services are covered by lay readers.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
A. FE. Asbee
Payette Lakes
Idaho
Bill Craven
Larry Whitlow
Jimmy Reay
Georgia Kortum
Sue Brookhart
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Catherine's Guild
Trinity Church Vestry
Church School
Albee
Pocatello Church
Christian Family
Asbee
R. F P. Goranson
W. M. Harris
Miller's Bill Renews Hope In Huge Dam
Senator Miller of Idaho introduces a bill to reauthorize the Palisades dam and reservoir and to authorize the North Side pumping unit of the Minidoka project and the Michael Flats project in southeastern Idaho. Rep. Sanborn backs the measure aiming to speed enactment and secure construction appropriations at the next Congress session.
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Miller
Palisades
Minidoka
Michael Flats
Idaho
Samborn
R.-Ida
Sanborn
Congress
Sahorn
Public Lands Committee
Palisades Dam
City Ponders Fire Hazard Prevention at Phillips Field
Pocatello officials weigh removing rapidly drying grasses and weeds on Phillips Field airbase to prevent fires. Mayor W. W. Halsey suggests private firms could mow in exchange for grass seed, with firebreak construction as a backup plan if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Phillips Field
W. W. Halsey
Halsey
Burglars Loot Yellowstone Park Entry Station
In West Yellowstone Mont burglars cracked a safe at the park entry station taking two days of entrance fees and three pistols plus other valuables total loss may reach 10000 dollars. FBI now handles the case as officials inventory the stolen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Yellowstone
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Boy 13 Witness Describes Tragedy At Snake River Bridge
A 13 year old observer, Gilbert Jennings of Hepburn, reported seeing a couple fighting near the Snake River bridge before the man allegedly toppled the woman into the water. Rescue crews recovered the drowning victim identified as Mrs. Jean Dean of Dallas, Texas, around 12:30 p.m., with another body—Jack O'Brien Hara—believed missing. The search continued for the second victim as investigators reviewed the incident.
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Burley
Jean Dean
Dallas
Texas
Snake River
Tex
Jack O'Brien Hara
Gilbert Jennings
Hepburn
Jennings
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Mr. Bistline
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Adams
Gary Leaverton
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Jean Holliday
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Lintelmann
Margo Gates
Fred Thornton
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Ivan Marler
Loel Minardi
Tony Gianchetta
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Pocatello Tribune
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Dial
Greater Pocatello
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Chicago
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John BR. Curtis
Navy
Pocatello High School
San Diego
Othello Davis
Linn Davis
Yellowstone
Richard Pew
Emi Pew
West
Bradley Scott
Artie K. Scott
Bud Barry
Robert Barry
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Ralph Hall
North Lincoln
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Payette Lake
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