Demos Expect Truman Barkley Ticket
Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough brokered a peaceful out of court settlement Tuesday ending a week long strike in captive coal mines supplying steel plants. United Mine Workers and mine operators signed a contract for 40 000 workers and the workers were told to return to work. The judge had previously fined the UMW and John L Lewis for contempt and taxed the union treasury. The steel companies had refused to sign the July 1 contract because it included a union shop provisions required by the Taft Hartley act.
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Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
United Mine Workers
UMW
John L. Lewis
Treasury
Lewis
Arabs Meet To Step Up Israel War
Cairo dispatch reports Arabs threaten blackmail on the West as they plot a new war strategy against Jews amid ongoing artillery and air battles in the Holy Land. A Jewish source predicts a Palestine truce soon while Count Bernadotte urges UN Security Council action to end the fighting. Britain rumored to reverse stance on Palestine war. U S demands UN order and backing if needed.
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Cairo
Palestine
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Lake Success
Folke Bernadotte
Security Council
Britain
London
United States
United Nations
Israel
Security Council sets rapid Palestine truce enforcement rule
The United States pressed for a swift Palestine truce with a three day effectiveness after adoption. If either belligerent disobeyed the order, they would be deemed in breach of the peace and subject to penalties under the United Nations charter.
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Alee On
Eece
Palestine
Security Council
U. S
U. N
Newark Judge Admits Embezzling 630000
A 38 year old Newark police judge P James Pellecchia Jr admitted embezzling 630000 from a bank and using the funds to bet on horses. He is also vice president of Columbus Trust Co and was arrested on orders of Attorney General Walter D Van Riper. He pleaded guilty and was jailed at Essex County Prison awaiting a bail hearing.
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Newark
N. J
P. James Pellecchia, Jr
Columbus Trust Co
Walter D. van Riper
Common Pleas
Philip Hartshorne
Essex County Prison
Idaho Officials Head to Two July Meetings
Gov. C. A. Robins and Reclamation Engineer Mark R. Kulp will attend an international joint commission meeting July 87 in Bonners Ferry. Al Reading, state budget director, will represent Idaho at the Columbia Basin irrigation-agency committee meeting in Portland July 28.
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Boise
Bonners Ferry
Portland
Ore
C. A. Robins
Mark R. Kulp
International Joint Commission
al Reading
Idaho
Columbia Basin
Flier Falls Five Miles To His Death
A B 29 navigator Lt Walter H Hilbert 32 of Biggs Field El Paso Texas fell five miles from a bomber after being blown out Tuesday near the Mexican border His body struck a wheat field leaving little behind Deputy Coroner A E Gallagher described the scene and noted the impact dug a hole in the field
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San Diego
Calif
Air Force
Walter H. Hilbert
Biggs Field
el Paso
Tex
Here
B-29 Training Flight Reported Seen in Fatal Fall
The deputy coroner said the flyer at about 26 000 feet appeared to be sucked or thrown out by air pressure with no parachute found. Witnesses saw the plane fall from the heavens as the B 29 circled above clouds and then returned to base.
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Gallagher
Biggs Field
Naval Air Station
Prince of Spain Eyes Big Irrigation in U.S. Visit
Prince Alfonso De Hohenlohe of Spain, after two months among Washington farms, told an audience in Pullman that Americans must “do things in the biggest way.” He cited floods on the Columbia River as he praised flood control, predicting land would be under water before leaving.
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Pullman, Wash
United States
California
Washington Farms
Prince Alfonso de Hohenlohe
Spain
Pacific Northwest
Columbia River
Slayings Lead Baltimore Janitor to Plead Insanity
Eugene H. James, 31, a Baltimore janitor, pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to the slaying of Marsha Brill. Trial set for August 3. Police say he also admitted killing Carol Bardwell in Rock Creek Park, Washington, about a week earlier.
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Baltimore
Eugene H. James
Little Marsha Brill
Washington
James
Carol Bardwell
Rock Creek Park
Pocatello Frontier Rodeo Opens Its Sixth Annual Showing
The Pocatello Frontier Rodeo opens its sixth annual event Friday night at 8:30 at the Indieton and Lewis Round-up. Earl Hutchison provides the stock for the three day show with events including riding roping and novelty competitions.
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Pocatello Frontier Rodeo
Pocatello Prontierodeo
Indieton
Lewis
White Man Describes Sun Dance Experience by Jack Cantor
Jack Cantor, AAU featherweight champion and Idaho State College student from Mack's Inn, Idaho, details his participation in the Indian sun dance. He notes thirst as the harshest after effect, the health focus of the ritual, and his hope to learn about Sioux life while addressing his impaired hearing. He previously served as Navy radio man third class aboard USS Cabot around Asia.
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J.B
Jack Cantor
Jack
Idaho State College
Mack’s Inn
Idaho
Jacek
Dians
Navy
USS
Cabot
Japan
China
Yellow Sea
Municipal Band Honors Rodeo Founder With Tribute Tune
The Municipal Band plans a Sunday night concert at the rodeo grounds as a tribute to T. B. Le Bailly founder of the Pocatello Rodeo. Gaylord Sanford wrote Sweethearts of Old Fort Hall and will guest conduct. Rampton Barlow will sing. The program begins at 6 p.m with Guy Gates conducting western numbers and marches.
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Pocatello Frontier Rodeo
Harry Morgan
Rodeo Queens
Salt Lake City
Treva Hiatt
Pocatello
la Rue Jacobs
Old Fort Hall
T. B. LeBailly
Rodeo Grounds
Gaylord Sanford
Mr. LeBailly
The
Pocatello Rodeo
Rampton Barlow
Guy Gates
CIO President Walks Out On Ford Wage Talks
Detroit UP reports CIO President Walter P. Reuther walked out of Ford Motor wage negotiations after entering talks 24 hours earlier. He said they were fighting windmills and would return when they focused on brass tacks. Ford counters that the union seeks higher demands as talks resume. The UAW CIO seeks about 28 cents an hour in wage and social security gains from the current average $1.52 production wage, while Ford offers 11 to 14 cents.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Company
Reuther
Uaw-Cio
Patient booked for murder in grandmother’s Buena Park death
A man described as a former mental patient at a state hospital was booked in Santa Ana on suspicion of murder after his grandmother was found dead in her Buena Park home with severe head injuries.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Buena Park
Man Celebrates 108th Birthday in Council Bluffs
Lee Moore, who claims to be 108, marked the birthday in Council Bluffs as he recalled being brought to the United States in 1857 and sold into slavery. He now lives on a farm near the area outside the city.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Lee Moore
Moore
Argentina
Here
Weather Brief for Pocatello and Idaho Falls Regions
Forecasts show mostly clear skies in Pocatello with nearby thunderstorms. Idaho regions expect little temperature change with highs 85 to 90 and lows around 60, sunset 8 08 and sunrise 5 04 tomorrow. Precipitation this month totals 01 with normal 36, yesterday’s mean 75 against normal 70.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Pet
Billings
Trace
Boise
BUTI
Minneapolis
New York
U S Buys Mexican Meat for Foreign Markets
The agriculture department announced plans to purchase up to 150 million pounds of canned meat from northern Mexican processing plants over the next year. The meat will be resold and shipped to foreign countries.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Mexico
Idaho Supreme Court Overrules McCall Gambling Injunction
The Idaho Supreme Court ordered District Judge A O Button to vacate an injunction that would have blocked law enforcement from arresting operators of chance prize games in McCall. The ruling follows the AG Smylie request for prohibition to enforce state gambling laws after McCall adopted a punchboard licensing ordinance. District Judge Sutton had issued the injunction earlier.
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Boise
Idaho Supreme Court
A. O. Button of
Wiser
McCall
Robert E. Smylie
Sutton Monday
Truman Barkley ticket gains White House backing at convention
At the Democratic national gathering in Philadelphia a Truman Barkley presidential ticket moves toward formal nomination. Delegates expect Truman for president and Barkley for vice president with Pepper quitting his bid and O'Mahoney joining the Barkley push as party divisions widen.
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Philadelphia
White House
Harry S. Truman
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Claude Pepper
Florida
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Barkley
John W. McCormack
Southern Students Seek Idaho Cacti for Flat Window Garden
In Fairmont West Virginia public schools students request real cacti from the Pocatello Idaho area. Teacher Mildred Dumire asks the chamber of commerce for samples to support a desert life unit and cacti window garden. The chamber recruits Mrs Blaine Lyon and Estelle Wright to identify suitable plants.
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Fairmont
W. V
Idaho
Mildred Dumire
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Chamber
Blaine Lyon
Estelle Wright
Lyons
Runaway Prices Signal Worse Food Costs Ahead
New York reports rising meat and dairy prices with wholesale jumps and forecasts of further hikes. A AP survey across 15 cities shows round steak near $1 a pound and New Yorkers paying up to $1.30 for choice cuts as wholesale prices climb, with relief not expected before fall.
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New York
Associated Presse
Kansas City
Associated Press
Pranks and Teams Frustrated by Wet Grounds
In the Pioneer League, conflicts and delays arose as Ogden at Idaho Falls was postponed due to wet grounds amid a scattered list of players and teams including Bilbrey and Brocker Beard and Weatherwax from Twin Falls and Maycock and Danielson.
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Ogden
Idaho Falls
Frontier Days Edition Promises Western Memories
The Tribune notes limited press capacity of 24 pages and urges readers to enjoy Frontier Days Edition messages. It lauds the Old West’s role in nation building and predicts the West, including Pocatello, will lead future progress.
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Pocatello
Wireless electric breathing method shown at polio conference
An international polio conference audience saw a new technique where a wireless electric current temporarily controls the breathing via a minor surgery at the base of the neck. Developed by Harvard researchers James L. Whittenberger and Stanley J. Sarnoff, the method could aid breathing disorders and emergencies.
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New York 4
James L. Whittenberger
Stanley J. Sarnoff
Harvard School of Public Health
Sarnoff
Atomic Gold Case Moves to Federal Court on Bond Appeal
The lingering atomic gold case shifts to San Francisco federal court Monday for bond appeal arguments. Three defendants FP E Nemec Westcott B Clarke both of Los Angeles and Stanley F Richardson of Richland seek freedom while awaiting appellate review.
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Spokane
San Francisco
Freedom On Bond
Circuit Court of Appeals
FP. E. Nemec
Westcott B. Clarke
Los Angeles
Stanley F. Richardson
Richland
Dixie Opens Fire on Civil Rights Debate at Democratic Platform
The Democratic platform committee rejected a Humphrey backed civil rights pledge calling for federal action to guarantee safety, equal opportunity, political participation, and equal armed forces treatment. Alabama and Dixie delegates push for states rights language while threats of a minority report and walkouts loom as the panel debates amid a heated session.
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Philadelphia
Democratic Platform Committee
Trueman
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Humphrey
Americans For Democratic Action
Lucas
Alabama
Congress
Dan Moody
Texas
Platform Committee
U. S
Israel
Armed Services
Dixie
Francis J. Myers
Pennsylvania
Freighter William Carson Reported Mutinous Crew
The U S navy said it received a message that everything is under control on the U S freighter William Carson after its master reported a mutinous crew. The Coral Sea was alerted to locate the 7,000 ton Liberty ship in the Azores area and the coast guard cutter Campbell sped toward the scene.
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London
U. S. Navy
U. S
William Carson
Navy
Coral Sea
Azores
Coast Guard
Campbell
Republican fund drive under Bannock county committee
The county Republican finance committee conducts a weekly funds collection for the campaign. S. E. Brady serves as financial chairman guiding the drive.
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Bannock County
Republican Finance Committee
S. E. Brady
Helen Cahagan Douglas Nasts: GOP Dancing on President’s Grave
Helen Cahagan Douglas accused the Republican convention in Philadelphia of dancing on the grave of a dead president. She spoke from the Democratic convention podium, saying the GOP used the same slot three weeks after the Republican gathering.
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Helen Gahagen
Gop
Phila
Helen Cahagan Douglas
Clare Boothe Luce
California
Dem
Ocrat
Luce
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