Mihailovic and 10 Co-defendants Convicted by Yugoslav Court
Yugoslav military court convicts General Mihailovic and ten associates of collaborating with Germans. Sentences include death by firing squad for Mihailovic and others, with some inmates receiving prison terms up to 20 years. Trial began July 15 and featured appeals for leniency.
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Mihailovic
Belgrade
Draja Mihailovic
Peter
London
Redoslavy Rade Radich
Bratislav Chetnik
Milos Glisch
Peter Zhivkovich
Djuro Dokich
Germany
Kosta Musicki
Queen Mary
Mladen Zuleich
Paris
Kostantin Fotich
United States
Yugoslavia
Cattle Prices Hit Record 25 Cwt in Chicago Market
New York reports show cattle selling at 25 dollars a hundredweight, the highest since 1920s, as strict choice steers set a record while hogs at Chicago Union stockyards reached 19 dollars. Butter and poultry prices slid amid large offerings and thinning receipts. Eggs and dairy futures also softened with October delivery down about a cent per dozen.
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Chicago
New York
Winners in Rodeo Events at Pocatello Show
Officials hailed the annual Pocatello rodeo and Indian ceremonial as a major success with at least 4000 spectators on the final day. Cowboys shared 62250 in prizes across bareback, saddle bronc, calf roping and bull riding. The winners include Jim White and others, with world title points awarded toward the Madison Square Garden contest.
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T. B. LeBailly
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Jim White
Spec” McLaughlin
Barney Cavally
Ike Walker
Joe Welch
Jake Dyer
Benny Bender
Bobby Burns
Diana Schroeder
Mrs. A. J
Acing
Old Port Hall
Gaylord Sanford
Pocatello
Washington Talks Of School Split
In Olympia Gov. Mon C. Wallgren will meet with presidents and regents of five state higher learning institutions to discuss splitting the University of Washington student body and opening a Vancouver Washington branch. Officials regard Vancouver as impractical due to location, favoring a larger city for a branch. Wallgren noted possible division of freshmen and sophomores at Vancouver barracks with upperclassmen elsewhere.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Vancouver
Wash
Olympia
Mon C. Wallgren
University Board of Regents
Wallgren
U. S. Army
Wheeler Drawing Opposition of Montana Labor Ranks
President Truman’s letter influence faces a test in Montana’s Democratic primary. James Roosevelt, son of the late President, joins Burton Wheeler’s renomination bid with backing from at least two labor organizations. A rival campaign is cited as attacking Wheeler, with Erickson also mentioned in contention.
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Washington
Truman
Montana
James Roosevelt
Burton &. Wheeler
Spokane veterans face evictions over rent hikes
Spokane landlords evict about five veterans daily rather than disclose rent increases. Clarence Castor of the state Department of Veterans Affairs says landlords avoid 30 day eviction notices and re rent vacated homes at 15 to 150 percent higher rates.
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Spokane
Clarence Castor
State Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Castor
Freeman Says He Sought May Help For Munitions Firm
Joseph Freeman, a Washington agent for a munitions manufacturer, testified he asked Rep. May for business help six or seven times. He said he did not know if May visited his office, under oath before the Senate war investigating committee. The panel is probing wartime contracts involving an Illinois munitions combine and May's alleged interventions.
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Washington
Joseph Freeman
May
D.ky
Freeman
Senate War Investigating Committee
Mead
D.-N.y
Bodies Recovered From Idaho Lake Drowning
Relatives report Wilson G Barton 23 Farmington found dead at Henrys Lake near St Anthony Idaho. Barton and Van B Adams 23 Layton drowned July 5 while fishing. Adams recovered last Friday and Bartons found this morning. Nephi Schiess 24 Victor recovered from Middle Fork of Salmon river after drowning when horse fell June 23. sheriff Robert Isley confirms. Senate approves second Truman plan merging children bureau into federal security agency.
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Farmington
Utah
Wilson G. Barton
Henry's Lake
St. Anthony
Idaho
Barton
van B. Adams
Layton
Adams
Nephi Schiess
Victor
Middle Fork
Salmon River
Robert Isley
Lemhi
Schies
Washington
Senate
Truman
Children’s Bureau
Federal Security Agency
Midwest Munitions promoters vow to defend all acts
A promoter linked to the Midwest Munitions Combine under Senate scrutiny said he and his associates are prepared to defend every act and transaction. The comment underscores the group's stance amid ongoing investigations into its dealings.
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Washington
Midwest Munitions Combine
Senate
Evatt Attacks Veto Power In United Nations
Australian foreign minister Dr Herbert Evatt condemned theSecurity Council veto system as undemocratic and unjust He urged no veto at the Paris Peace Conference and said Australia will ask the General Assembly to review veto use during the past year Evatt also noted the Russian delegate's three vetoes in one session over the Spanish issue.
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New York
Herbert V. Evatt
United Nations Security Council
Evatt
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Security Council
United Nations
Australia
General Assembly
Five Victims Of Accidents Over Sunday
Five people died in Idaho incidents on Sunday including two drownings two traffic accidents and a hunting mishap. Victims include Millard Payne 13 Boise killed by a accidental rifle discharge by Douglas Campbell 14, Gary Bullock 2 Ammon struck by a truck, Paul Balmforth 2 Idaho Falls drowned in irrigation canal, and Tom Wilkinson 20 Pocatello drowned in American Falls reservoir.
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Idaho
Millard Erwin Payne
Boise
Hannah Petersen
Idaho Falls
Gary Lyman Bullock
Ammon
Lincoln
Tom Wilkinson
Pocatello
American Falls
Paul Balmforth
Petersen
Melvin Petersen
Union Pacific
Leon Nelson
Nelson
Balmforth
Wilkinson
Glen Erwin
William McBratney
Payne
Douglas Campbell
Rocky
McBratney
Britain Seeks Varied Diet From U S Loan
London reports Chancellor Hugh Dalton announcing a 3.75 billion dollar U S loan aims to widen Britain’s diet and secure raw materials and limited imports. The loan, repayable over 50 years at two percent, awaits President Truman’s signature and faces mixed editorials and steady stocks.
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London
Hugh Dalton
House of Commons
U. S
U. S. Congress
Truman
Ministry of Food
Laborite Financial Secretary
U. S. Treasury
Utah Sees Record Heat Across State
Highest temperatures of the summer were logged in Utah yesterday and today. Salt Lake City and Ogden hit 95 degrees, the hottest July 14 since 1942, while Boise reached 93. Residents sought relief in parks, canyons and lakes, then faced another hot working day in offices, stores and factories.
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Utah
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Boise
Hughes Remains in Critical Condition in Los Angeles
Howard Hughes stayed in critical condition at Good Samaritan Hospital after a week in hospital following the crash of his experimental aircraft. Doctors reported his temperature and pulse above normal but his condition remained critical.
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Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
Good Samaritan Hospital
Murray Insists Congress Pass Suitable CPA Bill
Pocatello records the hottest day of the year with 93 degrees at 4 20 pm on Sunday surpassing prior readings. Historical highs in July show 101 in 1939 and 105 in 1931, while the day’s weather notes mention a 93 high, a 65 low, and no precipitation.
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Murray
Congress
S. N. Pocatello
Pocatello
Plane Crash at Salmon Fatal to Two
Sheriff reports a light two seat plane crashed two miles southeast of Salmon airport killing Robert Demick 21 of Salmon and Lois Huff 19 of Great Falls Mont. Demick died minutes after wreckage rescue. Huff died soon after in Salmon hospital. Grant Eldridge owned the aircraft and leased Salmon airport space. Demick held a private license. Huff was not a pilot. Wreckage guarded pending CAD air safety board disposal guidance.
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Salmon
Robert Isley
Isley
Robert Demick
Lois Huff
Great Paris
Mont
Demick
Grant Eldridge
Miss Huff
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Air Safety Board
Seattle
Three men killed in Kentucky mountain gun battle
Sheriff J S Cawood said three men died in a remote eastern Kentucky mountains gun battle after a roadside argument over a poker game. The number of participants remained undetermined and the bodies were brought to Harlan for burial preparations.
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Harlan
J. S. Cawood
Kentucky
Bid Accepted For Cafeteria At High School Project
The board of education accepted Brennan & Cahoon's bid of 15 259 000 plus 250 for Alternate No 1 to complete wiring and controls for a cafeteria in the high school basement. Work starts immediately with full equipment purchases capped at 500 per item. The cafeteria will serve about 412 students daily with a staggered schedule.
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Board of Education
Brennan & Cahoon
Charles H. Bohrer
Board of Independent School District
Hoal
Cial
Manpower Shortage Looms This Fall Amid 60 Million Jobs Target
Federal economists warn a tighter labor market may hit by October or November as construction, retail, and manufacturing demand rise. Census data show 56.74 million in the civilian workforce in June, with private industry absorbing veterans at a rapid pace and many youths returning to school.
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Census Bureau
Secretary of Commerce
Henry A. Wallace
CPA
Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion
U. S. Employment Service
USES
Armed Services
Awards Given NOP Drivers
At 1145 a.m. today the following civil employees of the naval ordnance plant Pocatello were presented with the U S safe driving award by Capt. Walter F Brown commanding officer in a ceremony before the navy public works department Three year U S navy safe driving award Newcomb H Saxton 1114 South Fifth street Pocatello William L Johnson north of city Pocatello Hjalmar G Anderson Elks club Pocatello Two year U S navy safe driving award Walter Bringhurst Route 1 Pocatello William L Johnson north of city Pocatello One year U S navy safe driving Elgin Glover 233 North Fourth Pocatello Frank Sampson 726 West Halliday Pocatello Glen Thomas 515 Jefferson Pocatello Hale M Hammond 1534 South Second Pocatello Certificates and pins were presented in recognition of outstanding achievement in safe driving.
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Naval Ordnance Plant
Pocatello
Walter F. Brown
Navy Public Works Department
U.S. Navy
Newcomb H. Saxton
South Fifth Street
William L. Johnson
City
Hjalmar G. Anderson
Elks Club
Walter Bringhurst
Elgin Glover
North Fourth
Frank Sampson
West Halliday
Glen Thomas
Jefferson
Hale M. Hammond
South Second
Idahoan Targets Policy as Reclamation bill debated
Rep White of Idaho criticizes the Gila project reauthorization and reclamation land policy. He says the bill would let the government buy Mohawk district lands and Gila valley district lands and puts the reclamation bureau in proprietorship rather than custodianship. He warns of a drift toward communism and loss of private land rights.
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Washington
White
Idaho
House Reclamation - Irrigation Committee
Gila (Aziz) Project
Mohawk Municipal Water Conservation District
Gila Valley
Reclamation Bureau
Body Found Searched In Rainbow Beach Reservoir Tragedy
Thomas J. Wilkinson 18 of Pocatello disappeared after drowning during a swim near Rainbow Beach 12 miles west of the city. Sheriff Captain R M Pugmire and many volunteers led today’s water search in the American Falls reservoir with recovery and funeral notices to follow.
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Power County Sheriffs Department
R. M Pugmire
Pocatello
Wilkinson
Sheriff's Office
Train Wrecks Injure 26 in Lewiston and Tipton
Two separate train wrecks injured 26 people with no fatalities. The first wreck occurred on the Broadway Limited between New York and Chicago in Lewiston on Saturday night, causing burns and bruises. The second crash happened about 12 hours later near Tipton on a detour spur, when the Red Arrow collided with the Cleveland train.
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Lewiston
Pennslvania
Broadway Limited
Tipton
Red Arrow
Cleveland
Barkley Signals Possible No Action On OPA Revival
Democratic Leader Barkley said Congress may adjourn by July 27 if Truman does not sign the next OPA revival bill. CIO chief Murray warned Congress must pass price control legislation or face a November electoral backlash as unrest and chaos mount.
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Washington
Barkley
Congress
White House
Truman
Capitol
OPA
CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
House battle looms over price duel in Washington
In Washington, lawmakers prepared for a partisan clash as concerns rose about price levels. Supporters and opponents debated policy levers and potential impacts on consumers and markets ahead of formal votes.
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Washington
OPA
Truman warns of continued aid to war-torn Europe
President Truman told a White House youth food conference that the United States may need to help prevent famine in Europe for another one to three years. He noted 417 million bushels of food issued so far, warned that even more aid is needed, and described dire conditions in Poland, Greece, Hungary, Austria, Germany, and China.
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Washington
Truman
United States
National Youth Conference On Food
White House
East Wing
U.S
Poland
Greece
Hungary
Austria
Germany
China
Velvet curtain hides Indonesian ties behind world war echoes
Pravda says Britain has hung a velvet curtain in the Pacific and Middle East, claiming curious details peek from behind it about Indonesia as the world adjusts postwar order. It invites readers to lift the curtain and view behind it.
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Moscow
Pravda
Boris Izakoff
Europe
Britain
Pacific
Middle East
Indonesia
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Zagreb
Dragi Yovanovich
Tanasje Tasa Dinich
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Draja Mihajlevic
Wheeler
Said
Ceif Erickson
Bulletins
The
Associated Press
Hughes Critical
Civilian Production Administration
Salome
Beverly Anne Cort
Detroit
Mich
Sammy
Bowery Follies
Beverly
Thomas Wilkinson
Merchant Marine
American Express Company
Thirteenth Ward
LDS Church
Gerald Winloon
C. M. Iiland
Downard Mortuary
House Labor Subcommittee
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