Berlin Crisis Dominates Allied Talks at Democratic Convention
Israeli spokesman accuses Count Bernadotte of prejudice as he presses for Palestine peace. Gromyko attacks his authority while Bernadotte prepares to brief the U N Security Council. Douglas meets Clay over the Berlin crisis as Moscow weighs replies to three power protests.
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U.N
Andrei A. Gromyko
Security Council
Bernadotte
U. N
Pravda
Moscow
Palestine
Cau
Russia
Clay
Berlin
Gen. Clay
Robert Murphy
Douglas
Templehof
London
Pravda Attacks U S and Canadian Officials
Pravda denounces a group of United States and Canadian leaders for arms brandishing and for creating a war psychosis. Named targets include Gen. Carl Spaatz Gen. Omar Bradley William Draper John Sullivan Kenneth Royal Louis St Laurent and Brooke Claxton.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
United States
Carl Spaatz
U.S. Air Force
Omar N. Bradley
U.S
William H. Draper
Navy
John L. Sullivan
Army
Kenneth C. Royal
Louis S. St. Laurent
Brooke Claxton
Delegates Pass Through New Haven in Pullman Named Calvin Coolidge
Observers at Union Station New Haven report Massachusetts delegation to the Democratic national convention traveled today in a Pullman car bearing the name Calvin Coolidge.
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New Haven, Conn
New Haven Railroad
Massachusetts
Calvin Coolidge
Pocatellans Reenact Old West Frontier Days Rodeo
Pocatello plans seven days of Old West reenactments during Frontier Days rodeo week. Five queens including Miss Pocatello and Miss Idaho will reign, with parades, crowning, and rodeo programs at the fair grounds. A 25 float parade features Downey, Blackfoot, and Aberdeen entries. about 100 riding club members will participate.
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Pocatello
Treva Hiatt
Cheyenne
Wyo
Levent
Halliwell Park
Western Airlines
Salt Lake City
Fair Grounds
Chamber of Commerce
Queens
Downey
Blackfoot
Aberdeen
The
Pocatello Riding Club
Arabs and Jews Clash for Key Palestine Centers
Arab and Jewish forces fought on scattered fronts to control vital road rail and communications hubs. Four children were wounded in an air raid on Jerusalem as Israeli artillery pressed a counter offensive against Arab guns around the besieged city. Iraqi troops and Palestinian irregulars advanced ten miles from Jenin as seven Jewish-occupied villages were said captured along a 12 mile front.
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Cairo
Holy
Jerusalem
Holy City
Lydda Er Ramle
Palestine
Jenin
Crash Kills Two In San Antonio Plane Crash
Two people died early Sunday when a single engine army training plane crashed into a frame apartment house and burst into flames in San Antonio. The victims were identified as R. B. White and 61 year old Miss Ethel Hanes, occupant of one of three dwellings burned by gasoline.
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San Antonio
Tex
R. B. White
Ethel Hanes
U S Jet Warplane Engines Equal to World Power
Washington defense officials say U S jet engines equal or superior to any in the world. Experts note that in 1946 Britain was considered two years ahead in jet propulsion, though British designs may still offer longer range.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Committee On Aeronautics
the Research and Development Board
Posse Seeks Two Slayers Near Melville
In Ouachita Parish a large posse combs levees near Melville after two men beat and shot former Navy officer Albert B. Couvillion and raping his 21 year old companion. Couvillion died of multiple injuries. Deputies detain 17 black suspects and three white men for questioning as the search continues.
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Opelousas
Melville
Navy
Clayton Guilbeau
Baton Rouge
Albert B. Covillion
Guilbeau
Couvillion
Fire Next Door to Station in Spokane Apartments Blaze
Firemen answered a call to a Sunday blaze at the three story Lascelle apartments next to Spokane fire station. Heavy smoke blocked exits as firefighters used ladders and carried a baby to safety. The mother and a 3 year old woman climbed down without aid.
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Spokane
Lascelle
Auto Truck Collision South Of Pocatello Injures Thirteen
Thirteen people were injured in two Sunday evening accidents near Pocatello. A bus on Edmo road north of Pocatello carried twenty passengers from Fort Hall and others, while a car-truck crash occurred in which Dean Kline the driver, suffered serious injuries. Imogene Petty also hurt. The truck occupants from St Paul Arkansas were unharmed seriously. Bus riders included Ramona Beil Amy Coby and others treated for facial cuts.
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Edmo Road
Pocatello
Dean Kline
Ney
Kline
Imogene Petty
William Petty
Swan Lake
St. Paul
Ark
Chelsea
Wash
Earl D. Gregory
Carol Jean
Harold Dean
Floyd J. Gregory
Earl Gregory
Montpelier
Pis
Hicleé
Buffalo Lodge
LeRoy Tendey
Ramona Beil
Amy Coby
Dorothy Coby
Pioneer League Scores and Postponements
Local baseball results show Boise at Great Falls with Boise leading 4 to 7 after rain postponed the first game. Twin Falls at Billings had a doubleheader delayed by wet grounds and a first game postponement. Noyes Story Tuschoff Thurston Wilburn credited in the field.
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Boise
Great Falls
Twin Falls
Billings
Noyes
Story
Tuschoff
Thurston
Wilburn
Slavs Defend Borders Against Spies
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia defending borders against spy-terrorist groups organized by wartime Nazi collaborators in exile and an unidentified foreign intelligence service. Croatia’s interior ministry says 19 groups totaling 95 persons were sent into the country this year. Borba claims security police captured them. Leaders named include Ante Pavelic and Dr Krunoslav Draganovic.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Interior Ministry
Croatia
Borba
Communicae
Ante Pavelic
Krunoslav Draganovic
U S Business Invited to Invest in Europe With Government Guarantee
The Foreign Aid chief Paul G Hoffman urged American firms to invest up to 300 million dollars in Europe with a government guarantee that earnings be paid in dollars. The plan, under the five billion act, aims to remove currency exchange barriers and spur overseas factory and media ventures.
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U.S
Europe
Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
Economic Cooperation Administration
United States
ECA
Hoffman
Southerners Take Fling At President
In Philadelphia Southerners rally against President Truman on the eve of the Democratic convention. They threaten to run a candidate, form a committee for a standard bearer, and back Pepper or Douglas as possible running mates. The scene signals ongoing competition for the ticket with Truman expected to win on the first ballot.
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Philadelphia
Dixie
Truman
William O. Douglas
Claude Pepper
Florida
Pepper
Mr. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Douglas
CIO
Jack Kroll
Kroll
Dixie Democrats
J. Howard McGrath
the Justice
Oregon
Weather Outlook for Pocatello Area
Partly cloudy conditions with a few widely scattered thunderstorms expected toward evening Monday. Cooler temperatures with highs near 80 to 85 degrees and lows around 55 to 60.
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Pocatello
Cooler Weather Forecast for Pocatello Weekend
Overcast skies lowered temperatures in Pocatello from 85 to 88 degrees across the weekend. The Weather Bureau notes a decline from Saturday to Sunday with a high near 85 and expectations of slightly cooler conditions tomorrow, around 80 to 85 degrees, compared with last year’s July 11 high of 82.
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Pocatello
Weather Bureau
Long Illness Fatal to Don Stewart
Don Stewart aged 62, former Pocatello resident and 1931 Idaho state legislator from Lava Hot Springs, died after a months long illness in a Boise hospital. Born February 23, 1886 in Valley City North Dakota, he worked in Lava Hot Springs before joining Kaiser Shipyards in Portland during World War II. He served as chief clerk of the Idaho House 1933 to 1939 and was active in Republican circles. survivors include six children.
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Don Stewart
House of Representatives
Boise
Lava Hot Springs
Pocatello and Lava Hot Springs
Valley City
N. C
William R
Phoebe Stewart
Mary Elizabeth Dwyer
N. D
Portland
Ore
Kaiser Shipbuilding Plant
Stewart
Pocatello
Taylor to Start At Pocatello On Political Tour
Senator Glen H. Taylor new party vice presidential candidate told a convention he will campaign across Idaho for ten days starting around August 20. He hopes to rally support for Henry A. Wallace and mend fences with Idaho supporters who drifted after his Wallace endorsement.
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Taylor
Pocatello
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Glen H. Taylor
Party
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Senate
North Idaho
Homs
Democratic scramble over Truman running mate in 1948
Democrats warily watch Truman’s vice presidential prospects as Supreme Court Justice Douglas resists stepping down. Rumors place Barkley O Mahoney Moe Cormack among top contenders while Pepper launches his own bid. Southern rebels threaten to oppose Truman at convention and in November. Eisenhower boosters resurface in Michigan as Douglas hints at possible candidacy. Pepper caucus ends with leaning to Pepper.
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Philadelphia
Claude Pepper
Trumn
Truman
Party High Command
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
John W. Moe Cormack
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Brian McMahon
New Jersey
Frank Hague
Eisenhower
Bow
Michigan
E. Cyril Bevan
George S. Fitzgerald
Bevan
Ada
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Mr. Truman
Pepper
Lydda Surrenders To Jewish Forces
TEL AVIV Israel The Arab town of Lydda surrendered Sunday night to Jewish forces, Israeli military headquarters announced, with Jews occupying the town at once. Earlier the Jewish army had given the 35 000 Arabs in Lydda and El Ramle until Monday morning to surrender. El Ramle’s status was unclear. The surrender would open the front to Latrun, the last Arab Legion barrier to Jerusalem.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lydda
el Ramle
Latrun
Jeruesalem
Body Recovered in Henry's Lake Tragedy
The body of Waldemar Young Cla yton of Salt Lake City was recovered from Henry's Lake in east Idaho where two Salt Lake City residents drowned July 3. Crews continued search Sunday for Mrs. Clayton, who was with him when their boat capsized.
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Henry's Lake
Waldemar Young Clayeton
Salt Lake City
Idaho
ISC Student Studies Indians By Participating in Dance
Jack Fisher Contor of Mack's Inn Idaho a freshman pharmacy student at Idaho State college learns Bannock Shoshone customs through first hand experience He is among the first white men to perform the sun dance and will finish the three day and night rite today He resides at Residence Hall and joined the 19 braves before the article continues on Page Five
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Jack Fisher Centor
Mack's Inn
Idaho
Idaho State College
Contor
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