Forty Bodies Of Plane Crash Found In Bombay Hills
Rain drenched the Ghatkopar Hill area as 40 of 45 people killed in the Royal Dutch Constellation crash near Bombay were recovered. Thirteen victims were American correspondents including Fred Selvig of the Denver Post. Searchers faced monsoon conditions while five bodies remained missing and a Dutch embassy coroner’s inquest was delayed.
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Bombay
India
Ghatkopar
Royal Dutch
KLM
Fred Selvig
Denver Post
J. A. Koks
New Delhi
Constellation
U. S
Lou Henderson
Attow
Netherlands
Holland
Mor
Woman Killed as Bus Convoy Crashes in Yellowstone
Mrs Predrich Bettenmeyer 52 of Meriden Conn died and 10 others were hurt in a series of bus accidents in Yellowstone Park near Old Faithful as a car struck the first bus and an oil tanker crashed into another, trapping Bettenmeyer and her son Carl 18 under the wreckage.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Predrich W. Betteneger
Meriden
Conn
Old Faithful Geyser
Widow Sues Union Pacific for 75646 over Tragedy
Boise Idaho a Shoshone county widow Ethel Van Etten filed a federal suit seeking 75646 in damages from Union Pacific over her husband death in a tractor train collision at Enaville crossing on December 16 1947.
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Boise
Shoshone County
Union Pacific Railroad
Federal District Court
District Court of
Ethel van Etten
Enaville
Embalmers Exams Set in Boise This July
The state embalm ing board will meet in Boise to conduct examinations on July 19. Mrs Estella S Mulliner director of occupational licenses announced today.
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Boise
State
Estella S. Mulliner
Reclamation program pared by Senate appropriations panel
The Senate appropriations committee approved the year’s largest reclamation plan, totaling $590,685,911 for interior department funds, but removed several key public power projects from the reclamation bureau list. Included cuts: Central Valley west side transmission lines and steam plant, Kerr-Anaconda line in Montana, two lines for the Colorado Big Thompson project, and other power lines.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Interior Department
Senate
Reclamation Bureau
House
Central Valley “West Side
Kerr-Anaconda
Montana
Colorado Big Thompson
Colorado
Local Youth Loses Arm At Work
Tommy Williams an 18 year old son of Mr and Mrs T H Williams of 1615 North Second Wendell Idaho lost his left arm in an industrial accident while greasing a belt on a western construction company project. The amputation was four inches above the elbow and he plans to return to Gate City in about ten days and to resume construction work when able.
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Pocatello
Tommy Williams
T. 8
Williams
North Second
Western Construction Company
Wendell
Gate City
Calm Orderly Saves 230 in Hospital Fire
An orderly and nurses evacuated 230 of 250 patients from Deaconess hospital Evansville after a fire on the fourth floor surgery. The 20 left behind were in an unaffected section. The orderly Frank Swallow and fireman Alvis Dill were overcome but revived. Fire Chief praised the staff for a beautiful job. Thirty nine were removed from obstetrics.
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Evansville
Ind
Deaconess Hospital
Frank Swallow
Rockport
Alvis Dill
Clarence Bassemeier
Seattle Firm to Build 50 New Brick Rental Homes Here
Lew Hykes of Hykes McAbee Construction Co announces 50 brick duplex rental units planned for Highland Park west bench area behind Westello development. Each two bedroom unit will rent about 75 dollars monthly with full basement and oil burner. no rental restrictions for families. Two floor plans and multiple exterior options offered.
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Seattle
Lew Hykes
Hykes-McAbee Construction Co
Wash
Highland Park
West Bench
Westello
Addi
Senate committee funds listed for multiple Western projects
The committee allocates house figures to a range of projects across Idaho Montana Washington Utah Wyoming and Washington. Notable items include Hungry Horse Montana 23 786 250 Columbia Basin Washington 70 034 390 and Provo River Utah 4 542 600 with varying house figures. Some entries show reduced or zero authorizations.
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Senate Committee
House
Montana
Government power program may rely on private utilities
A House-Senate committee signals willingness to let private utilities wheel government power to preferred customers. Interior Department agencies are ordered to report by January 1, 1950 on progress negotiating contracts with utilities. If private arrangements fail, funds for public power distribution facilities may be considered again.
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Anderson Ranch
Idaho
Southwestern Power Administration
Interior Department
House
Senate
Boise Band Secures Second at Elks Conclave
The Boise Idaho band took second place at the 85th national convention of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in Cleveland. The Botse chorus also earned second in the glee club competition.
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Boise Band
Cleveland
Boise, Idaho
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Botse
First President of Eire Dies
Dublin reports the death of Dr. Douglas Hyde 88 first president of Eire. A scholar and poet he was chosen by acclamation and took office June 25 1938.
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Dublin
Ireland
Douglas Hyde
Eire
Hyde
Morrison Knudsen Leader to Speak at Moon Luncheon
Harry W. Morrison of Boise president of Morrison Knudsen will speak at a moon luncheon in the Hotel Bannock July 21. He will discuss the operations of the general contracting firm and lead a public tour of the $4,000,000 Westvaco electric furnace projects west of the city. Gilbert Miller oversees the tour.
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Harry W. Morrison
Boise
The
Morrison-Knudsen Company
J. L. Craig
Chamber
Bannock
Boy 13 In Utah Boat Accident Still Unaware Of Amputations
Magna Utah resident Gary Archibald, age 13, injured in a Fish Haven boating accident, remains in very good condition. Doctors have not yet told him of the loss of both legs. the news will be delayed until he is stronger for the disclosure.
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Boy
Montpelier
Gary Archibald
Magna
Utah
Fish Haven
R. B. Lindsay
Grand Jury Request Probed Over County Assessor Actions
Attorney F M Bistline calls for a grand jury investigation into county commissioners amid a tax dispute over apartment building assessments. The statement details disagreements over unit size, comparisons to Belvedere and other properties, and questions the accuracy of Mr Allen's square foot calculations and last year figures. The note cites hearing participation by Junius Larsen Alfred Taylor and commissioners as evidence of alleged misappraisal practices.
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F. M. Bistline
the Tribune
County Commission
Allen
South Harrison Avenue
Junius Larsen
Alfred Taylor
Idaho State College
South Harrison
Larsen
Mr. Taylor
Belvedere
Wooley
Fargo
Hale
Pocatello House
Merrill
Three Teenagers Jailed for Firecracker Incident
Three teen ages 13 16 and 17 were jailed this morning by Alameda police officer Clifford C Hansen after they exploded firecrackers at 4 am in Alameda. They were transported to Bannock county jail on disturbing the peace charges. Sheriff Alma Marley said he is weighing action against the store that sold the fireworks.
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Alameda
Clifford C. Hansen
Be s suspension lifted for Salt Lake Bees pitcher Dick Larner
Pioneer League President Jack P Halliwell announced the lifting of Dick Larner's 10 day suspension after he pledged to avoid further trouble. The top Bees pitcher can play in the Billings Sal Lake City series opening tonight as Salt Lake trails the Mustangs by 64 games.
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Jack P. Halliwell
Dick Larner
Salt Lake City Bees
Halliwell
Larner
Bee Chucker
Toop
Billings
Lamer
Bees
Mustangs
Petty Offenders Flood City Police Court Docket
Albert Robison 54 pleaded riot guilty to disturbing the peace after a claim by Mary Francis Hale of being struck and knife drawn. George Luker 60 faced reckless driving, not guilty plea, trial set for Thursday after a 12:50 p m citation for a Center and Third collision. Richard Hackworth 25 operated east on Center. headlight, tire and fender damaged. Sunny Sloan 64 fined 100 dollars for vagrancy with suspension upon leaving city. Matty L. Milton also charged not guilty. Clyde R. Thomson 536 Lovejoy forfeited 10 dollar bond for speeding in Center street subway at 48 mph. Cleophas Doster 547 N Fourth fined 5 for running stop sign. F Didlot forfeited bond for failing to stop light. William Heinemann charged intoxication fined 15 dollars.
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Albert Robison
Mary Francis Hale
George Luker
Washington
Luker
Thid
Richard G. Hackworth
East Center
Sunny Sloan
Matty L. Milton
Clyde R. Thomson
Lovejoy
Center Street
Cleophas Doster
F. Didlot
William Heinemann
Murray to Call Steel Strike
The CIO United Steelworkers accepted a 60 day presidential proposal to avert a strike. Union President Philip Murray said a strike would be called for midnight Friday, July 15, against companies declining Truman's plan, likely including U S Steel Corp Republic Steel Corp and Bethlehem Steel Corp.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Truman
Murray
U. S. Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Truman Set For Radio Talk Tonight
President Truman plans a national radio and television address from the White House to urge calm about the economy and defend fiscal policy. He will elaborate on his midyear economic report, discuss scrapping a proposed tax hike, and outline an 11 point program to boost production and employment.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
Eagles Launch Contest at Lodge Meeting
The Eagles lodge announces a new contest at a Thursday 8:30 p.m. meeting in James Shoppe's Eagles home. Valuable prizes will be awarded each session but only to members present. Names added to a prize box at each meeting increase a member's chances.
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Eagles Lodge
Eagles
James Shoppe
Shoppe
Seminarian Visits Uncle in Pocatello
J Kendall Murphy of Bridgeport Connecticut visiting his uncle Rt Rev Msgr Edmund R Cody pastor of St Joseph's in Pocatello. They depart for a motor trip to Sam Valley Yellowstone and Jackson national parks. Kendall, a Fairfield prep graduate, plans to enter Dunkirk junior seminary in September and heads to Denver Friday night. Monsignor Cody leaves Monday for Bridgeport to visit relatives.
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J. Kendall Murphy
Bridgeport
Denver
Monsignor
Cody
Tax assessor calls for grand jury in Bannock County dispute
Perry County assessor George Allen urged a grand jury probe of the Bannock County commissioners over 1949 tax assessments in Pocatello. He cites large increases for Petersen's Furniture Fargo's store Touraine building and others, while three Bistline properties were reduced. He requests cancelations and public support for equitable taxes.
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Pocatello
Weather Update for Idaho Regions
Today's forecast covers Northern Southwestern and Southeastern Idaho. Highs range from 86 to 06 with tonight’s lows 55 to 65. Expect warm conditions across the region today and tomorrow followed by cooler evening temperatures Thursday.
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Idaho
American Falls Council Faces Pocatello Annexation Debate
The City of Pocatello moved to annex its two airports in Power County to block a possible American Falls bid to absorb two adjacent night clubs, the Thirty and the Last Frontier. One club operator opposed annexation earlier. Last Frontier is government owned. Officials questioned legality of the maneuver.
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Pocatello
Power County
the Tribune
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