Amendment on OPA Nearing Test
Senator Wiley urged delaying any price controls to let free enterprise prove its integrity amid a post OPA period. Wherry’s proposed exemption for meat eggs and poultry from new ceilings surfaced as the pivotal issue with Barkley predicting possible decontrol support from western Democrats and Republicans alike.
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Washington
Wiley
R-Wis
Congress
OPA
Senate
All Buty
Barkley
Sen
Wherry
R-Neb
Kentuckian
Murdock
Utah
Truman
Engineer frees self from crushing rollers by hurling cans
Malden Mass. 46 year old George Ross of Saugus, trapped in conveyor belt rollers at Potter Drug and Chemical, threw tin cans at a wall switch until it shut off power. He moved a jackknife from his pocket to cut free and survive, with doctors saying amputation may be avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
George Ross
Saugus
Potter Drug and Chemical Company
Ross
Belgian government resigns after senate clash on justice policy
The Belgian government led by Premier Achille Van Acker resigned amid a stormy senate debate over the ministry of justice attitude toward economic collaborators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Achille van Acker
Senate
Ministry of Justice
Baseball Benefit Nights Honor Spokane Bus Crash Victims
Western league cities and four teams held charity games in Wenatchee and Spokane to aid the Spokane families after nine players died in a bus crash on Snoqualmie Pass. Oakland Acorns and Seattle Rainiers drew 5500 fans in Spokane, raising about 30000 of a 50000 goal as Oaks beat Rainiers 5 3. Wenatchee Chiefs defeated Sacramento Solons 15 1, with additional donors from the Spokane Indian team joining the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wenatchee
Oakland Acorns
Seattle Rainiers
Oaks
Rainiers
W. I. L. Wenatchee Chiefs
Sacramento Solons
Spokane Funders
Bremerton
Trieste Quiet After Battle
Trieste returned to calm after a violent counter demonstration by about 1000 British troops in protest of Italian rioters last Saturday. British MPs and American soldiers dispersed crowds as they marched through Piazza Gordoni, smashing windows and striking fleeing civilians amid gunfire and a cafe raid.
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Trieste
Piazza Gordoni
Pheasant seasons set by Idaho commission across state
The Idaho fish and game commission fixed a one week eastern Idaho pheasant season from Oct 26 to Nov 3 and a two week season in the rest of the state from Oct 26 to Nov 11. It also established a quail season in Adams county and a mourning dove window Sept 1–10 with a later federal bag limit to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
State Fish and Game Commission
Fremont
Franklin
Oneida
Bannock
Power
Bingham
Bonneville
Madison
Jefferson
Gooding
Latah
Lewis
Clearwater
Nez Perce
Ada
Canyon
Gem
Minidoka
Owyhee
Payette
Washington
Elmore
Adams
Meadows
Adams County
Jerome
Twin Falls
Butter Price Rises 12 Cents in Week
Butter wholesale in Caldwell markets climbs to 72 cents a pound up 12 cents from last week. Carl Carlson of the Dairymen's Cooperative Creamery says farmers receive the same price for butter fat as before, with the creamery paying the full amount plus 12 cents in federal subsidies. Boise retail butter runs 78 to 79 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Carl Carlson
Dairymen's Cooperative Creamery
Boise
Court Grants Waiver for Offbeat Pittsburgh Wedding
Ex soldier William Red Thompson and Norah Carpenter, the English mother of quadruplets, wed in a downtown hotel suite after an Allegheny county judge waived the three day waiting period. The ceremony follows their arrival from England and will place the couple and their quads in a temporary Pittsburgh home with Thompson’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William
Red) Thompson, Jr
Norah Carpenter
England
Frank T. Halloran
Thompson
Samuel R. Keller
Carpenter
Edward Weill
Monessen
Keller
Red) Thompson
Allegheny County Orphans Court
Pennsylvania
Thomas P. Trimble
Samuel Keller
Red
Heanor
Army
Norah
New York
Alice Houlihan
Milk and Pork Prices Rise in Moscow Idaho Pool
In Moscow Idaho the hog pool saw the highest price for pork on the hoof as Carsten Packing of Spokane bid 16.75 per hundred pounds for a weekly allotment of 132 animals, surpassing last week's 15.80 and the old OPA ceiling of 15.05. Milk prices climbed two cents to 16 cents a quart, per W. L. Korter of Idaho Dairy Products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Idaho
Carsten Packing, Company of
Spokane
OPA. Armour and Company
Carsten
W. L. Korter
Idaho Dairy Products Company
Hughes Holds Up Under Crash Injury At Hospital
Howard Hughes, recovering from critical injuries in a fiery XF-1 crash near Beverly Hills, is reported by doctors to be holding his own at Good Samaritan hospital. He escaped from the wreckage after the collision that damaged three houses and a garage, while a guarding sentry remains outside his room and doctors limit visitors to essential personnel.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Hughes
Hell's Angels
Beverly Hills
Lana Turner
Miss Turner
Steve Crane
Relief Buying May Halt Food Aid Amid Meat Price Fears
Washington reports that if meat price controls are reestablished the government may suspend famine relief meat purchases until fall when livestock markets improve. An Agriculture Department aide said the move aims to avoid bidding against American consumers. Earlier the government bought over 25 million pounds weekly to meet a 1.5 billion pound foreign commitment for 1946. Set-aside output by federally inspected slaughterers was suspended with price control expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
OPA
Carriers Headed to Indian Springs on Tribune Outing
Carriers from the Motor Transit company buses left this morning for an outing to Indian Springs. Those able to join the trip were carriers who had won in a contest for new subscribers. In charge of the group were unnamed organizers.
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Pocatello Tribune
Indian Springs
Army Cuts Party Expense Slashing Munitions Profit
P J 8. Be on hand Friday noon for the biggest parade in many year heralding opening of the gala Pocatello rodeo and Indian ceremonial. If you have western garb wear it downtown for the event.
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P. J
Indian rodeo and war news mix dominates Idaho page
The North Bannock Fair and Rodeo headlines a colorful weekend with a 2:30 p.m. show Friday through Sunday featuring rodeo events and Hopi and Navajo ceremonial dances. Separate Idaho crime report details Coffin case shootings and a wife claiming self defense. Washington updates cover Patterson testimony on war contracts and renegotiation findings.
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Vaeu
Barbara Metlen
Union Pacific
U. P
Ogden
Pocatello
Idaho
Hutchinson
Jack Oakie
North Bannock
Reds Refuse Information On Missing Americans In Berlin Zone
The U S Army Provost Marshal said it had not received information from the Russians about four Americans missing in the Soviet occupation zone last week. Warrant officer Samuel L Harris son and his wife Helen, Capt Harold Cobin, Second Lt George E Wyatt were identified with details of their last known movements around July 1 to July 4 near Berlin.
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Coffin
Helen
Roberts
Astoria
Hilltop Club
Wee
Mrs Coffin
Berlin
U. S. Army
Harold Cobin
Newark
George E. Wyatt
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Harrisons
Wyatt
Cobin
Just Lucky By SN
A weather note from Pocatello cites Dubois reporting 52 inches of precipitation and Salt Lake City at 94 degrees with no rain. The writer predicts a simultaneous incoming storm and heat wave, noting a 34 hour period with a high of 89 and a low of 53, mean 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Dubois
Salt Lake
Two Go Over Giant Falls in Yosemite Rescue Attempt
Merced California an 11 year old boy Keen Freeman son of Dr Walter Freeman of Washington slipped into fast running water above Verna Falls in Yosemite National Park. Orville Dale Loos 21 Dayton Ohio recently discharged from the navy vaulted the guard rail to rescue Freeman and held him about 15 feet from the lip of the falls before both were swept over the 325 foot drop to the rocks below.
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Merced
Calif
Yosemite National Park
Keen Freeman
Walter Freeman
Washington
Orville Dale Loos
Dayton
Ohio
Navy
Loos
Young Freeman
Idahoan Brother Dies in Ore in 62nd Year
Joseph H. Bowen formerly of Salt Lake City died Saturday in Richland Oregon at age 62. Survivors include brothers Daniel E. Bowen and Thomas F. Bowen and sister Myrtle Bride Mee of Burley Idaho.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph H. Bowen
Richland
Ore
Daniel E. David
Thomas FE. Bowen
Myrtle Mee-Bride
Burley
Idaho
Taruc Blames MPs for Luzon fights
Hukbalahap leader Luis Taruc accuses MPs of fomenting central Luzon violence that has killed 159, urging an impartial inquiry and naming Justice Frank Murphy as mediator. He says Pampanga and Nueva Ecija governors have unleashed military police on peasants and calls on officials to guarantee safety as peasants flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Manua
Taruc
Huk
GOP Pushes British Loan Approval in House
Rep. Eaton of New Jersey urges approval of the 3.75 billion dollar British loan saying cooperation with Britain maintains world leadership. House debate continues with opposition citing historical fears as Senate already ratified the loan and leaders forecast passage Friday or Saturday.
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Washington
Rep
Eaton
New Jersey
House Foreign Affairs Committee
America
Britain
House
Bunker Hill
Jesse Sumner
R-Ill
Europe
Debewiz Bunkese Hill
Rayburn
Dtex
Clie
Senate
Riep. Wolcott
Michigan
Banking Committee
Palestine
Helen Galhiazan Douglas D
Calif
Congressional Advisory Board of
Political Action Committee For Palestine Inc
First Brush Fire in Southeastern Idaho Burns Areas
A brush fire in southeastern Idaho swept from the Arbon valley toward Michaud near Pocatello. Residents fought fringes as the blaze moved through hilly, unimproved, semi-desert terrain and a smoke haze with a crimson sky glow hung over the area yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Arbon Valley
Michaud
Here
Pocatello
Shipstead Concedes Defeat in Minnesota Senate Race
After 24 years in the Senate, Henrik Shipstead conceded defeat as returns from about half of Minnesota precincts showed Gov. Edward J. Thye ahead by more than 50 000 votes for the Republican nomination. Thye benefited from Stassen’s backing and support for his positions on national issues. Luther Youngdahl led the governor candidates with Stassen’s backing as he faced Hjalmar Petersen. Results show Thye 140 153 Shipstead 85 600 from 1 554 of 3 706 precincts, while Youngdahl led Petersen 146 843 to 71 183 from 1 405 precincts.
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Erie Basin Metal Product Company
Erie Basin Company
Murray
Henry Garsson
Y. J. Weiss
A. B. Gellman
Mead
N-Ny
Washington
Patterson
Army-Navy
Chicago Ordnance Office
Knutson
Erie Basin
Associated Press
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Senate
Edward J. Thye
Republcan
Thye
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Shipstead
United Nations
Luther W. Youngdahl
Give Thye
Youngdad
Petersen
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The
Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
Ptt
Rodeo Committee
Leland Barney Coff
Elza N. Roberts
C. M. Jeffery
Ray Reynolds
Reynolds
May
D-Ky
War Department
Illinois
Erie Company
George H. Knutson
War Department Price Adjustment Board
Senate War Investigating Committee
Reds
Samuel L. Harron
San Antonio, Tex
By SN
Idahoan
Luzon
GOP
Douglas
Tuened
State Supreme Court
Farmer-Laborite
Hjalmar Petersen
Charles C. Goasett
George L. Radcliffe
Raymond E. Willis
Ind
Withe
Dr. Thee
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