Health funds for school children expanded to private and public schools
Washington lawmakers advance a Commerce Subcommittee bill allowing 35 million dollars yearly in federal health funds to be shared with public and private schools. The measure mirrors Senate action but adds amendments and avoids features sparking Catholic opposition in the 300 million education bill.
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Washington
House Commerce
Senate
Interstate Committee
House Labor and Education Committee
Commerce Subcommittee
Barden
D. N.C
Federal
Conservation Education Conference Opens at Idaho College
A one week conference in conservation education begins Wednesday July 27 at Idaho College. Ralph R. Wilson, forestry professor, will direct the event with speakers from Oregon and the federal office. Forty four participants are registered for this ISC summer session. Georgewart of the Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station speaks Wednesday on Conservation Ranges and Watershed in the termountain Basin. Leon Nadeau and Ken Platt of the U S Bureau of Management discuss Conservation and Management Problems. Ray O. Petersen of the University of Idaho extension service opens Thursday at 9 with Conservation and the Use of Idaho Farm Lands.
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Convation
Idaho
Ralph R. Wilson
Oregon
Ice
ISC
George Wart
Intermountain For and Range Experiment Station
Iran
Termountain Basin
Aftoon Ate
Leon Nadeau
Ken Platt
U.S. Bureau of Management
Portland
Ore
Ray O. Petersen
Univer of Idaho Extension Service
Slaying of Shirley Izinger Remains Under Investigation
Ogden Utah sheriff Wade reports no solid clues in the Wednesday murder of 27 year old Shirley Izinger found nude in Rivale. Death is attributed to strangulation with a paper gag. Her mother says she left Wednesday night to meet an unidentified man promising a sitting job. clothing items remain missing.
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Ogden
Utah
Wade
Shirley Izinger
Lida Gretzinger
Landlord Kills Tenant Then Dies After OPA Threats
In Atlanta a landlord shot and killed tenant William J. Hayes and wounded Hayes's pregnant wife before killing himself. Police call the incident murder attempted murder and suicide. Detective Pack says the landlord J F Bailey 38 wrote a note vowing to kill Hayes and his wife to "show the OPA" he would not be pushed around. The pregnant wife miscarried not. doctors said unborn child safe. The shooting followed months of conflict between Bailey and the Hays.
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Atlanta
OPA
J. M. Pack
J. F. Bailey
Bill Hayes
William J. Hayes
Pack
Roosevelt Answers Cardinal Spellman Anti-Catholic Claims
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt replies to Francis Spellman alleging anti-Catholicism in her campaigns. She defends religious freedom, recalls supporting Alfred E. Smith, and says she will respond personally but will keep public religious harmony in mind. She notes misdirected private mail and private Hyde Park numbers while planning a formal reply.
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Rs. Roosevelt
Cardinal Spellman
New York
Franklin
Roosevelt
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Alfred E. Smith
World Telegram
U S Job Aid Plan Set To Begin In Six Months
President Truman announced a six month lead time for a new job aid plan aimed at easing unemployment. Commerce officials, including Sawyer, Whitmey, and Blaisdell, will survey regional economic conditions in Boston Louisville Atlanta and the Midwest to identify hard hit areas. A January deadline was set for a fresh appraisal of the national economy.
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Washington
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitmey
Thomas C. Blaisdell
Louisville
Atlanta
Commerce Department
Midwest
Truman
Forger Gets Five Years In Prison
D. W. Hartman, 27, of Pocatello, was sentenced to up to five years in the state penitentiary by Fifth District Judge L. E. Glennon after pleading guilty to issuing worthless checks.
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D. W. Hartman
Pocatello
State Penitentiary
Fifth District
L. E. Glennon
Hartman
Mother Fined for Pushing Baby Carriage While Drunk
London police fined Mrs. Jean Donaldson 20 shillings for pushing a baby carriage while drunk. A policewoman said Mrs. Donaldson and her infant narrowly avoided a bus as the incident occurred.
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London
Jean Donaldson
Plank Pierces Driver In Yakima Fairgrounds Crash
Allen E. Hobson of Cornelius Ore was impaled by a splintered two by six when his car crashed through a fence at Central Washington fairgrounds in Yakima. Four doctors cut away more than four feet of wood on each side as he lay conscious during a 55 minute extrication. His condition was listed as critical and his wife Jean stayed with him through the ordeal.
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Yakima
Wash
Cornelius
Ore
Central Washington Fairgrounds
Allen E. Hobson
Hobson
Jean
Auto Leaves Road Kills One Injures Another Near Moscow
A midnight crash three miles east of Moscow toward Troy left Warren P. Scott 21 of Tacoma dead and Lorin Corbin of Moscow seriously injured. Corbin was hospitalized with injuries not yet determined as state police investigated.
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Moscow
Here
Troy
Warren P. Scott
Tacoma
Wash
Palouse
Lorin Corbin
Cockeyed Classified Contest Promises Rewards
A humorous notice invites readers to submit odd unwanted items for a "Cockeyed Classified Contest" with profits and eligibility. It hints at more details in Sunday's Pocatalo Tribune Page Fourteen.
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Pocatello Tribune
Legion Urged To Carry On Defense Plan
Idaho Governor, WWI veteran, tells the 31st department Legion and Auxiliary opening session that national defense rests on hard experience. He warns federal overreach on states' rights and notes the VA training program aids 2,600 Idaho veterans, a number rivaling neighboring states.
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31St Department
Legion
Legion and Auxiliary
Veterans Administration
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Fields
Veteran Administration
Assessor Appeals Bistline Case To Tax Commission
Assessor George W. Allen reports a formal appeal to the Idaho tax commission over reductions in the county assessments for a business property owned by F. M. Bistline. The appeal was filed with county clerk Anna Keefe, asking the state tax commission to restore the valuations set by his office.
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Idaho Tax Commission
George W. Allen
F. M. Bistline
Anna Keefe
Allen
State Tax Commission
Judge Rules Rent Control Act Unconstitutional
Federal district judge Elwyn R. Shaw declared the 1949 rent control act unconstitutional. He found the statute invalid because a local option clause allowing states to end it in their territories unlawfully delegated congressional power to other government entities.
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U.S
Chicago
Elwyn R. Shaw
Rent Control Provisions Could Reimpose Idaho Rents
Three Idaho towns Boise Caldwell and Nampa face possible reimposition of rent controls if the 1949 act local option clause is struck down by the Supreme Court. I N Davis Idaho rent director noted decontrol actions and pending gubernatorial approval. An additional Idaho town is considering removal of controls this fall.
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Idaho
I. N. Davis
Davis
Boise
Caldwell
Nampa
Supreme Court
Chicago
Elwyn R. Shaw
Moondog Visits Pocatello on Utah Transit to Salt Lake City
Louis T Harden a Kan sas native known as Moondog the man in square clothes travels through Pocatello en route to Salt Lake City He aims to meet LDS leaders about his new dance L Americana or Snake Time The blind songwriter nickname Moondog often mistaken for Nature Boy wears square attire inspired by Mexican Indians The Tribune photographer captured him waiting for a ride to Salt Lake City Stalf Photo
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Louis T. Harden
Kansas
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Utah City
LDS Church
Nature Boy
Moondog
Christ
Tribune
Bast Lake City
Truman seeks 1.45 billion arms aid to back Atlantic Pact
President Truman signed the North Atlantic treaty and asked Congress for a 1.45 billion foreign arms program to strengthen Western Europe and allied nations against Soviet aggression. He urged swift approval as senators debate the scope of aid amid bipartisan caution.
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Washington (P
Truman
Congress
Senate
White House
Sen. Vandenberg
Michigan
Sen. Dulles
New York
Truman urges three types of aid to Europe nations
President Truman told Congress three aid forms for Europe: limited dollar aid to boost military production without halting recovery, direct transfer of essential military items, and expert assistance in production use and training of personnel.
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Truman
Washington
Congress
Flood Control Hearing Set for Aug 12 in Portneuf Region
Public agencies and private individuals are invited to a 1 30 p m hearing on August 12 at the Bannock county courthouse. Col William Whipple will present flood protection plans for Portneuf river area including channel rectification and levee construction from Pocatello to Inkoma. Discussion will cover Marsh Creek measures and highway, bridge, sewer and water line adjustments funded by local government units.
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Portneuf
Bannock County
William Whipple
Walla Walla
Whipple
Pocatello
Inkoma
Marsh Creek
Two Prisoners Escape Salt Lake Penitentiary Factory
SALT LAKE CITY Two inmates Ches ter Brown 87 Ogden and Joe Valdez 38 Salt Lake City escaped from the state penitentiary canning factory early yesterday. The break raises the to tal at large to 12 in about two months with five still free. Brown, serving fifth term, was committed Sept. 14 1942 from Salt Lake City for 15 years to life for writing fictitious checks and habitual criminal. Valdez was committed for one to 20 years from Salt Lake City for second degree burglary.
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Salt Lake City
State Penitentiary
Canning Factory
Mason Hill
Chester Brown
Ogden
Joe Valdez
Brown
Valdez
Senator Denounces U.N. Terror Claims as Bullets of America
Senator McCarran angrily dismissed sworn testimony by witness No. 8 alleging communist infiltration at the U.N. secretariat. The hearing also released a report on Mary Jane Keeney, a former State Department employee now at the U.N., accused of acting as a courier for the communist party.
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Washington
Sen. McCarran
D-New
United States
U.N. Secretariat
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
McCarran
Byron Price
United Nations
The
House and American Activities Committee
Mary Jane Keene
State Department
U.N
Keeney
Communist Party
Department
Mr. X
Tryeve Lie
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