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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1947

Page

5

New Idaho Tuberculosis Hospital Plans Outlined

Delegates at a public health association convention heard about the Gooding tuberculosis hospital expanding to offer chest disease consultations to Idaho physicians and to affiliate with nursing schools for tuberculosis training. Dr. Mary Crosse noted Wales and England birth rates lag Idaho, while material shortages hinder hospital construction as housing projects receive priority.

Boise Idaho Gooding Idaho Public Health Association E. Brady Brady Mary Crosse Wales England Britain United States

Magyar Nemzet reports resignations amid Hungary crisis

The small holders party secretary-general Rev Istvan Balogh resigns citing ill health as Communist pressure mounts. Rumors list Interior Minister Laszlo Rajik aiming to expel foreign press. Bela Varga, former speaker, fled Hungary and is in a safe place after crossing into Austria.

Erno Mihalyfi Magyar Nemzet Istvan Balogh Father Balogh Laszlo Rajik Bela Varga Hungary Austria

United States and Russia Clash on Atomic Veto Use

The U S and Russia debate how the veto may be used in the security council over atomic crime. The U S insists veto cannot shield violators from punishment while Russia seeks broader control under the council. Lilienthal warned that charting a real international control program is vital to global peace.

Russia United States Security Council Lilienthal Commission

State Police to Elect This Evening

State Police to elect officers this evening as the convention continues with speeches stressing education for policemen and enforcement of new Slot, machine, and liquor laws. Set A L Oliver of Pocatello heads arrangements for the convention with officers serving this year including C D Faust Wallace as vice president and other district leaders.

O'Leary Holden State Department Set. A. L. Oliver Pocatello Police Department State Association C. D. Faust Wallace George Haskins Boise A. P. Bunderson Paris Dean F. Wilkie Idaho Falls Earl Allen Burley

Atomic Energy Role Outlined by Lilienthal Remarks

Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko was absent as Lilienthal stated the United States Atomic Energy Commission aims to develop atomic energy and weapons to sustain U S leadership in the field.

Andrei A. Gromyko United States Atomic Energy Commission Lilienthal United States

Idaho Ram Sale Set for Aug 6 at Filer Fairgrounds

Filer will host the annual Idaho ram sale at the fairgrounds on August 6, announced by Robert S. Blaetock, chairman of the Idaho Wool Growers association.

FILER Filer Fairgrounds Robert S. Blaetock Idaho Wool Growers Association

German officers seek Nazi widow for trial in Bavaria

Bavarian officials hunt Frau Heinrich Himmler, widow of the Gestapo chief, across Bavaria to jail her for denazification hearings. Dr. Alfred Loritz says she and her daughter were imprisoned by American authorities after the war but faced no formal charges. He also notes Frau Julius Streicher remains at large and mentions arrests of other Nazi wives.

Munich Heinrich Himmler Gestapo Bavaria Alfred Loritz Frau Himmler Loritz Frau Julius Streicher Prau Alfred Jodl

Solon urges speed in treaty debate for a unified Europe

Solon argues for rapid progress in Western Europe treaty talks while envisioning an integrated Europe economically and politically. He stresses seeking Soviet cooperation to stabilize western and central Europe and asserts equal freedom of action on the western side of the iron curtain.

Europe

Senate debates amid Hungary pact push for Russian troop withdrawal

As the senate took up the treaties there was urgency among some members due to Hungary's fall under Communist domination. Ratification of the pact would require the withdrawal of Russian troops from Hungary.

Senate Hungary

State Calling Bids For Malad Job

State highway officials set bid opening for June 20 on three projects. Oneida county funds a plant mix bituminous surface over 7.75 miles of U S 191 from Malad summit to Malad City. Payette county plans road widening and drainage work on 10.45 miles of U S 30 from Gott schalk's corner south. Idaho county to supply 16 000 tons crushed rock and 4 000 tons cover coal material near U S 95 south of Grangeville.

Boise Oneida Malad Summit Malad City Payette County Gottschalk’s Corner Idaho County Grangeville

Washout Causes Temporary Closure on U S Route 30

A washout east of town blocked Highway U S 30 temporarily. Traffic has resumed after the incident. E W Moorman president Milner low lift irrigation district announced the washout. Moorman stated the washout was...

Murtaugh U.S. 30 Here E. W. Moorman Milner Low Lift Irrigation District Moorman

Royall Calls for Adequate US Military Establishment

Undersecretary of War Kenneth C. Royall urged a well funded universal military force to deter aggression and preserve peace. Speaking at the University of Idaho, he warned of ambitious powers and urged hemispheric arm standardization and united action against aggressors by North and South America. He named the United States and Russia as the two great powers and predicted few rivals for decades.

Moscow Idaho United States Kenneth C. Royall Rovall University of Idaho United Nations Russia North South America Royall

Idaho Senators Split On Income Tax Bill Vote

The senate approved the income tax bill with a party split. Republicans for the bill: Cor don Oregon Watkins Utah Dworshak Idaho Cain Washington. Republicans against: Morse Oregon. Democrats against: Taylor Idaho Thomas Utah Magnuson Washington.

Washington Senate Cordon Oregon Watkins Utah Dworshak Idaho Cain Morse Taylor Thomas Magnuson

Road undermined by water from canal

Water from the low lift canal undercut the road foundation, weakening the roadway and prompting potential repairs or closures.

Jury May Check On Car Building

Attorney General Clark asked a District of Columbia grand jury to investigate alleged antitrust violations in the railway freight car building industry. He cited restraints of trade and violations by certain corporations and individuals and said subpoenas will seek documents and records from freight car builders, railway and car building trade associations, and others.

Washington (P Clark Jm Oe Department District of Columbia Crand

Rotary Clubs In Session At Sun Valley Assembly

The international Rotary assembly and institute gathered about 500 delegates from the United States, Canada, and abroad. Richard C. Hedtke of Detroit welcomed attendees as two special trains carried delegates from Chicago. Notable visitors included Sir Clifford Agarwala, Sir Behram Karnajia, Achille Bossi, Jaroslav Podhajsky, Lauro Borba, Gil Luyat, and Alfred Bey G. Wissa among others.

Sun Valley India Italy International Assembly Rotary Institute Chicago Richard C. Hedtke Detroit Rotary United States Canada Sir Clifford Agarwala High Court Patna Behram Karnajia Bombay Achille Bossi Milan Jaroslav Podhaijsky Prague Lauro Borba Recife Brazil Gil Luyat Manila Alfred Bey G. Wissa Assuit Egypt

Fertilizer to Get Help From Government and Private Industry

Washington reports two government departments urge private industry to develop mineral fertilizer deposits in the west and midwest. Interior secretary Krug seeks funds for a Columbia River power line to Idaho phosphate beds. Agriculture Secretary Anderson backs western private plants and studies on soil minerals with Simplot of Caldwell expanding Idaho phosphate production.

Washington Krug Columbia Interior Department J. R. Simplot Caldwell Idaho

Alumni elect MOSCOW leaders for Idaho university group

Rex Westcott of Kellogg chosen as president of the University of Idaho Alumni Association in Moscow. Elected officers include Mrs. Robert Rollins of Blackfoot as vice president Alvin Denman of Idaho Falls and Charles Herndon of Salmon as directors.

Moscow Idaho University of Idaho Alumni Association Rex Westcott Kellogg Robert Rollins Blackfoot Alvin Denman Idaho Falls Charles Herndon Salmon

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