Violence Breaks Out at Hawaii Strike Pickets Clash
Hundreds of CIO pickets and sympathizers clashed with union stevedores in Honolulu as a strike for higher wages disrupted six ports. Police halted the melee in minutes. 19 injured and 30 jailed on rioting suspicions. Circuit Judge Park ordered habeas corpus for the detainees. The ILWU strike began May 1 seeking 32 cents more per hour. employers offered 12 cents. Governor Stainback called a special session drafting bills to seize docks and public utilities if needed.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
CIO
Ronunion
ILWU
John FE. Park
Dan Liu
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Ingram M. Stainback
State Hospital South bids logged for three new buildings
Architectural firms and contractors from Idaho submitted bids for three new structures at the State Hospital South in Blackfoot. Arrington Construction of Idaho Falls topped the low bid for the disturbed patients’ building at 29500, while Kloepfer & Gramkow of Boise led on the women’s and male attendants’ buildings with 84984 and 37783. Detweiler Brothers of Twin Falls won the plumbing and heating for 46591, with Paul Aysen Contracting of Salt Lake City bidding Mr. bids will be reviewed by the state examining board for final approval.
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Frank H. Paradice, Jr
of Paradice & Hunter
Pocalo Architectural Engineers
Openf
State Hospital South
Blackfoot
Arrington Consttuction Company
Idaholis
Wildag
Kloepfer & Gramkow Company
Boise
Ise
State Commisioner of Public Works
Detweiler
Detweiler Brothersmpany
Twin Falls
Paulysen Contracting Company
Alt Lake City
Wom
Idaho Falls
Intermountain Boiler & Eating Company
Vinni Peterson Company
Salt Lake Ity
Brennan & Cahoon
Poca- Ilo
C. B. Lauch Construction Cmpany
Chytraus Brothrs
Goodwin Instruction Company
Two Youths Sought After Industrial St Anthony Incident
Officials at the state Industrial report a Wednesday evening incident at St Anthony involving Irvin Hagrd 17 Freddie Reynolds 13 and Iry Mathews 15. The youths are suspected of leaving at about 8 1 from the institution in a 1941 Ford convertible with a Washington license.
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State Industrial Pol
St. Anthony
Irvin Hagrd
Freddie Reynolds
Iry Mathews
Washington
Florida Man Loses 120 Dollars in Hotel Theft
K H Bloc of Winter Park Florida reported to police at 12 20 p m Wednesday that 120 in currency vanished from his billfold while asleep in a Yellowstone hotel room between 6 and 11 a m The case involves Bloom who was traveling from Kansas City to Seattle with a truckload of eggs and picked up a man named Bill Wagoner 24 of North Platte Nebraska Wagoner reportedly stayed with Bloom at the Yellowstone hotel and left about 11 a m Wednesday during the incident.
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K. H. Bloc
Winter Park
Fla
Yellowstone Hotel
Bloom
Kansas City
Seattle
Bill Wagoner
North Platte
Nebr
Wagoner
Great Falls
City Council Takes Up Two Slot Issues Tonight
Po catello city council plans a third reading on an enabling ordinance permitting referendum elections to decide on slot machine actions including current ordinances legalizing slots. Anti slot and pro legalization groups expected to attend. A second reading for a measure prohibiting fixed or bugged machines is also on the agenda.
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Pocatello City
Polio Toll in City Reaches Twelve as Care Continues
Michael Aumick, six, son of Albert and Mrs. Aumick, 935 Brenen Ave., is described as slightly improved at St. Anthony hospital after being brought in Monday. Bannock County health officials report this is the twelfth infantile paralysis case of the year, with two cases still critical in Pocatello and one death since January. Idaho Falls reports two additional admissions.
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Michael Aumick
Albert W. Aumick
Brenen Ave
St. Anthony Hospital
Michael
Bannock County Heath
Anit
Fantile
Pocatello
Food Prices Rise Sharply In Most Cities
Prices for pork rose two to ten cents per pound in many marketing centers as pork and related items climbed while supply remained limited. Chickens eggs and tomatoes edged up with beef and veal mostly steady. warm weather cuts increased value and meat buyers expect pork to stay high until fall with possible November easing. Beef, lamb, and egg prices showed mixed movements amid heat and supply pressure.
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Chicago
Negro Knifing in Pool Hall Sparks Police Action
Police were called to St Anthony hospital at 1 05 a m today where Frank Evans had stitches after being stabbed by James Brown in a pool hall incident. Evans says a man asked for a beer and attacked him with a knife. William Grey intervened and was arrested on a separate intoxication charge. Brown had not been arrested by day's end and Evans was later released.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Frank Evans
R. B. Hogstead
James Brown
Evans
Rado Pool
Hell
William Grey
Grey
Acto «Ts
Janes Brown
Porters and Walters Club
Oen
Summer Bands to Play Friday in Pocatello Hall
The Intermediate and Junior bands from Pocatello High School will present a concert at 8 p.m. Friday in Frazier Hall Pach Land with about 65 musicians. Mendel Lucateky directs the Intermediate band while Wilbur Bictt and J. C. Gardner supervise the junior band. The public is invited and no admission will be charged.
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Pocatello High School
Frazier Hall
Pach Land
schoo@el
Mendel Lucateky
Uinder
Wilbur Bictt
J. C. Gardner
Local Attorneys to Attend National Bar Meet
A. L. Merrill and R. D. Merrill of Pocatello will participate in the 72nd annual meeting of the Armorican Bar Association in St. Louis Missouri from September 5 to 9. A. D. Sterrill serves on the Association's House of Delegates while R. D. Merrill chairs Idaho’s committee of the Bar Association’s administration.
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A. L. Merrill
R. D. Merrill
Pocatello
Armorican Bar Association
St. Louis
A. D. Sterrill
Hou . of Delegates
Association
Idaho Committee of
Idtela
Bannock 4 H Club Sets for Beef Tours
Bannock county 4 H club announces its annual beef tours on Wednesday and Thursday. Mack Kennington 4 H club agent says participants include Wade Wells Boise extension specialist and agricultural committee members of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce. The group departs Pocatello at 9 am each day with July 27 visits to Shirley and Delos Hendricks Ed Johnson Joyce and Bob Hudson JoAnn and Gwen Johnson Wayne and Ronald Cole Bruce Christensen Darrell Parris Leon and Dean Barnes. July 28 tours include Mont Treasure Billy Leigh Lynn Henderson Leon and LeEtta Pratt LaVern and Larry Brim Chas Penrose Lyle Coffin Bobby Mack and Leon Thompson.
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Bannock County
4-H
Mack. Kennington
Wade Wells
Boise
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Shirley
Delos Hendricks
Ed Johnson
Joyce
Bob Hudson
JoAnn
Gwen Johnson
Wayne
Ronald Cole
Bruce Christensen
Darrell Parris
Leon
Dean Barnes
Mont Treasure
Billy Leigh
Lynn Henderson
LeEtta Pratt
LaVern
Larry Brim
Chas Penrose
Lyle Coffin
Bobby Mack
John Thompson
Tragedy at Boise as welder shoots two bystanders then kills self
Wayne A. Hise, 39, a welder, opened fire at the Saddle tavern near Boise on U S 30 wounding Mrs. Eva Hise and Mrs. Harry Shelley before shooting himself. Donald J. Street, a reclamation official, was struck while walking toward the bureau office. Mrs. Hise fled and survived. both victims were hospitalized in unstable condition.
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Boise
Harry Shelley
Ada County Fair Grounds
Donald J. Street
Bureau of Reclamation
Dean Bennett
Wayne A. Hise
Eva Hise
Cole District
Fair Grounds
Wayne Black
Cole
Hise
Shelley
Street
Oregon
Rotary Picnic Set for Aug 4 in Ross Park
The Pocatello Rotary picnic returns August 4 at Ross Park with refreshments entertainment and food. A baseball game between selected teams is the highlight, followed by a golf tournament in the afternoon and a meal around 6 30 PM. W H Shields Bannock Hotel will manage catering. No committee has been chosen yet.
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Annus Pocatello Rotary
Ross Park
Bannock
W. H. Shields
Weather forecast for Pocatello area shows mild warmth
The forecast covers Pocatello and vicinity with a fair day tomorrow. Tonight will be 45 degrees with a high around 85 degrees Friday.
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Pocatello
Strickland Draws With Mayne After Injury In Preliminary Bout
Gertie misreported results at Legion wrestling show. Strickland took one fall from Mayne in the preliminary event, but the bout was ruled a draw after Mayne was injured. Strickland would not claim the win.
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Tribune
Gertie
Legion
Strickland
Ken Mayne
Mayne
Lions elect Walter C. Fisher president at New York convention
Walter C. Fisher of Queens ton Ontario was chosen president of Lions International at the 32nd annual convention in New York City. He succeeds Dr Eugene S Briggs of Enid Oklahoma. Fisher is secretary treasurer of C Howard Fisher and Sons, Ontario fruit farm owners, and has long Lions involvement since 1933. He also serves as a director of Premier Trust Toronto and has held leadership roles in fruit growers groups.
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Walter C. Fisher
Queenston
Ont
Lions International
New York City
Eugene S. Briggs
Enid
Oklo
Fisher
C., Howard Fisher and Sons
Ontario
Lions Club
Premier Trust Company of
Toronto
Niagara Peninsula Fruit Growers Association
Ontario Fruit Growers Association
Klan Leader Resigns on Eve of Jury Probe
Birmingham Alabama Dr B P Pruit resigns as Klan board chairman after a dispute with another official. A grand jury investigates a wave of floggings and cross burnings by masked mobs and convenes tomorrow after a week’s recess. Klan director William Hugh Morris had announced Pruit’s departure from a jail cell where he is held for contempt of court.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ku Klux Klan
Alabama
B. P. Jf
Dr. Pruit
Klan
William Hugh Morris
Pruit
Morris
S L Woman Seeks Help Locate Son Missing Since June
Mrs Myrtle Drown of 150 N Main Street Salt Lake City appeals to Pocatello police for help in finding her son Ernest Hewlett Drown 40 missing from home since June 1 He may have suffered a head injury and fears foul play or memory loss He is described as 5 ft 8 1 2 in tall 160 pounds brown hair blue eyes driving a dark blue 1934 Plymouth coupe license N 7560 Contact Mrs Drown or brother Jack Crown 620 N Severith West Salt Lake City for information
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Myrtle Drown
N. Main Street
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Ernest Hewlett Drown
Jack G. Crown
Severith West
Senate Vote To Be Close In Hot Debate
Washington headlines the Senate clash over ratifying the North Atlantic Pact with a tight vote expected. Leaders clash on whether a treaty could force sharing atomic bomb secrets and bind the United States beyond existing law as Sen. Wherry warns against giving A-bomb secrets to other nations. Sen. Vandenberg counters no automatic arms sharing obligation, while McMahon notes no treaty duty to reveal atomic secrets.
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Senate
Washington
Sen. Wherry
Senate Today
Nebraska
Wherry
Sen. Vandenberg
Michigan
Foreign Affairs
Vandenberg
Truman
Sen. McMahon
D-Conn
Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee
Congress
Pioneer Day Observance Set Saturday in Aberdeen
Aberdeen residents will celebrate Pioneer Day Saturday with over 200 dollars in prizes. Events run from 9:30 a.m. parade downtown to 9 p.m. dance at LDS hall, featuring races, games, a ball gate, and arena shows with local clubs and guests from Blackfoot.
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Aberdeen
City Park
LDS Recreation Hall
Bootts
Saddle Arena
Boots and Saddle Arena
LDS Hall
Aberdeen Boots and Laddie Club
Bingham County Posse Fron Blackfoot
Sterling
Springfield
Rockland
Slums to Be Cleared in Pocatello Housing Plans
The Pocatello Housing Authority met to decide applying for FPHA survey funds under the National Housing Act of 1949. The authority will seek city council approval to request a survey to determine needs for slum clearance and a public housing project.
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Pocatello Housing Authority
Portheuf
Wyton
City of
Pocatello
Henry DeGiorgia
FPHA
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