Injunction Blocks Interference With McCall Chance Prize Games
District Court in Valley County halts state and county officers from arresting or interfering with Payette Lakes Athletic club and McCall Yacht club over chance prize games. R. C. Lewis and Clarence Saunders named in service. Joe Mossman sheriff among officials restrained. Two gambling charges against Everett Williams and Vergil Eldredge dismissed after raid. Village of McCall and clubs sought temporary relief citing risk of further arrests and property invasion.
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Boise
District Court of
Valley County
McCall
A. C. Sutton
Waloan
R. C. Lewis
Clarence Saunders
Joe Mossman
Payette Lakes Athletic Club
McCall Yacht Club
Lewis and Saunders
Jews Crown Latrun Target After Lydda and Ramle Fall
Arab forces retook Lydda and Er Ramle after initial surrender by the towns but Jewish armor counterattacked. Lydda’s fall opens a possible road through Latrun toward Jerusalem, while Israeli commanders cautioned the victory was not decisive and a major battle may come within days. Arab artillery pressed near the Judean Hills as Israeli troops held. An additional raid by 1000 Arab irregulars at Segera ended with heavy casualties for the attackers.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Latrun
Arab Legion
Judean
Long
Lydda
Raifa
Fawzi Pasha al Kaukji
Segera
Palestine
Berg Reports State Meet on Jaycee Projects
Norman Berg state agricultural committee chair outlined Jaycee plans at the Boise meeting. Projects include university area chapters, conservation short courses, Idaho agricultural product exhibit for next year’s national convention, plus 4-H fairs, FFA activities, and livestock sales. Attending were Wayne Tucker Lew Harrison Harold Read and 40 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Berg
Agricultural Committee
Jaycee Executive Board
Boise
Berg
Idaho
Wayne Tucker
District 5
Lew Harrison
Harold Read
Pocatello
Nine Halted After B-17 Detained by Halifax Customs
Nine occupants of a converted B 17 bomber were detained by Canadian immigration in Halifax after bad weather forced the aircraft down near the coast. Pilot Irwin R. Schindler of Miami claimed a navigational training flight from Westchester, denying overseas flight plans. Passengers include seven Overseas Air Training students and a flight engineer. one passenger was rumored to be Barney Ross, who denied the rumor.
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Halifax
Immigration Department
United States
Irwin R. Schindler
Miami
Fla
Haganah
Army of Israel
Flying Fortress
Westchester County
N. Y
Schindler
Charles Collins
Westchester
Canada
Barney Ross
U.S
Ross
New York
Indians Slowly Going Modern In Annual Dance to Sun
The Indians adopt modern touches at their sun dance with SUN glasses and concessions. A college student, Jack Cantor of Mack's Inn, accompanies the ceremonial path as freshmen participate, reflecting a blend of tradition and contemporary influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cantor
Mack's Inn
Jack
Phar
Jack Fisher
Mack’s Inn
Idaho
Centor
Idaho State College
U S Planes Set Record in Hauling Berlin Food
Western powers push Berlin airlift as American planes set a 1249 ton daily record delivering food and supplies to Templehof while RAF crews move 204 cargo planes to Gatow amid ongoing coal and raw material shortages.
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U.S
Berlin
Templehof Field
RAF
Gatow
Nueu Zeitung
Germany
Salvage Workers Enter Vanport After Flood
Salvage crews entered ground floors of Vanport apartment blocks for the first time since the flood. Waist high water remained across the mile square area hindering body searches. Sixteen people remained missing beyond the ten recovered as officials hoped waters would recede enabling access and preventing looting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Vanport
Portland Housing Authority
Body identified after Payette river plunge near Emmett
The body pulled from the Payette river after a pickup truck plunged down a 75 foot embankment was identified as Donald Stevens 46 of High Valley. Identification was made at the funeral parlor by Jess Miller Stevens employer.
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Emmett
Idaho
Payette
Donald Stevens
High Valley
Jess Miller
Stevens
Dworshak Meets Bradley At Pentagon On Military Issues
Senator Dworshak of Idaho lunched with General Omar Bradley at the Pentagon. They discussed military problems and plans including personnel matters defense needs and the status of occupational troops.
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Washington
Senator Dworshak
Idaho
Pentagon
Omar Bradley
French Plane Crashes Amid Strike Anxious France
An Air France liner crash landed and burned at an airfield after ground radio operators went on strike. Officials reported no casualties though hydraulic landing gear failure was a possibility. Eight passengers and four crew were aboard.
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Paris
Air Prance
Air France
Tunis
Pioneer League Ends Inferior Night in Baseball Standings
The Ogden team posted a .210 in the first game against Idaho Falls with six runs on twelve hits, while Twin Falls led Billings 4 5 in the second match. Boise and Great Falls split a close contest as Salt Lake and Pocatello each posted decisive drives. The games featured multiple errors and late scoring bursts, with uncertainties in the late innings reflected by the 40x- scores.
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Ogden
Idaho Falls
Twin Pails
Billings
Boise
Great Falls
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Dan Hoopes Elected Leader of Idaho Delegation
Dan Hoopes of Idaho Falls was unanimously elected chairman of Idaho's Democratic convention delegation, which includes 24 members all seated at the national convention. The caucus also chose officers, with Emma Alexander Simons of Boise announcing Idaho would have 24 delegates rather than 20.
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Dan Hoopes
Idaho
Philadelphia
Idaho Falls
Hoopes
Idaho Young Democrats
Emma Alexander Simons
Boise
National Committee
A. W. Brunt
Idaho Palls
Democrats open convention with Truman ticket jockeying
At Philadelphia’s convention hall Democrats launched the nominating fight for vice president. Harry S. Truman tops the ticket with Barkley and O Mahoney as early contenders and McCormack declaring candidacy. Rumors and broad support shape the choice as delegates seek a running mate from the east.
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Truman
Mr. Truman
Barkley
Earle C. Clements
Kentucky
Clements
McCormack
O'Mahoney
Midwest
Far West
Brothers Admit Slaying In Opelousas
Sheriff says two Black brothers Matthew Cook 23 and Joseph Cook 24 of Melville La admitted attacking Albert B Couvillion and injuring his female companion. Joseph Cook signed a confession. Matthew Cook admitted participation. Police captured Joseph while asleep. 17 Black suspects and five White men were questioned before the Cooks were kept.
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Opelousas
Clayton Guilbeau
Albert B. Couvillion
Matthew Cook
Joseph Cook
Melville
Ben Schexmayder
Moore resigns as breakfast show host in Hollywood
Garry Moore submitted his resignation Monday as master of ceremonies of the Breakfast in Hollywood radio show, succeeding the late Tom Breneman. The resignation becomes effective once a replacement is found.
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Hollywood
Garry Moore
Professor Resigns Over Polish Infiltration Claim
In New York General Dwight D Eisenhower president of Columbia University accepted the resignation of Dr Arthur Prudden Coleman a faculty member who charged Polish government was attempting academic infiltration at the university. Eisenhower said he regretted the resignation and that establishment of a controversial chair with Polish funds aligned with the universitys long time policy.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Eisenhower
Arthur Prudden Coleman
Bernadotte Arrives With Report And U N Session Planned
The United Nations Security Council will hold an emergency session Tuesday to discuss the Palestine crisis. United States officials indicated it may urge a cease fire and possible punitive actions if Bernadotte’s report shows Arab rejection of a truce. Bernadotte met with UN Secretary General Trygve Lie and others after arriving from the Middle East to continue private talks with key delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trygve Lie
Dmitri Z. Manuilsky
Soviet
Ukraine
Philip C. Jessup
United States
Alexander Cadogan
Britain
Bernadotte
Holy Land
U. N
U.N
Weather Sketch for Pocatello Tuesday
The Weather Pocatello and vicinity calls for mostly clear skies Tuesday with little temperature change. Highs near 85 to 90 degrees and a low around 55 degrees.
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Pocatello
First Draft Contains Racial Plank At Democratic Convention
Philadelphia report on the 1948 Democratic platform draft notes a pledge to repeal Taft Hartley, a vague civil rights plank, and a debate over race issues. The draft also includes arms to Israel, anti inflation aims, and programs for education housing and European recovery.
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Barkley
Philadelphia
Platform
Francis J. Myers
Taft predicts GOP sweep in November elections
Senator Taft asserted that the Dewey Warren Republican banner will sweep three veteran Democratic senators from office. He identified six states as doubtful and said a large Dewey margin could carry them, warning the GOP faces a narrow Senate edge after current 45 to 49 Democrat advantage.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
California
Earl Warren
Kentucky
Oklaoma
New Mexico
Montana
Rhode Island
Colorado
Dewey
U S Jet Fighters Reach Goose Bay on Overseas Flight
The U S Air Force 56th Fighter Group sent 14 armed F 80 jets from Dow AFB Bangor Maine toward Goose Bay Labrador as the first foreign stop on a test flight. Takeoff occurred at 4 10 p m EST with one hour forty five minute expected leg to Goose Bay. Weather delays held up the initial departure and two jets remained for engine work.
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Bangor
U. S. Air Force
56Th
Goose Bay
Labrador
Dow Air Force Base
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Tel Aviv
Trans
London
War Office
Hamburg
Frankfurt
U. S
Lucius D. Clay
Arthur Henderson
Anthony Eden
Dworshak
General Omar Bradley
France
Finance Ministry
General Administration Federation
Pioneer League
Harry S. Truman
Alben Barkley
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Rep
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Negro Brothers
Moore
Security Council
Pep
Billings Screeses
Bolse
Minneapolis
York
Omaha
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Seattle
Cal Ay
W. Yellowstone
United Nations
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