Pope Pius Calls For Housing Bread And Work For All
Pope Pius on Saint’s day urged leaders to act on social reforms postwar guiding the 350 million Catholics. He demanded urgent provision of housing bread and work for the poor while warning against renewed war and urging protection of holy sites amid Palestine Greece and China tensions. He praised the UN truce in the Holy Land as a hopeful sign.
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Eugene I
Rome
Palestine
Greece
China
U. N
Holy Land
Leo
Truman Seeks 600000 Flood Relief Aid from Congress
President Truman urged Congress to provide 600000 in disaster relief for flood victims in the Pacific Northwest, focusing on the Columbia River flood as a major distress. Senator Russell and 12 Western and Southern colleagues introduced a measure backing the request.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Pacific Northwest
Columbia River
Russell
D-Ga
Handbag Recovered From Lincoln School Roof
A handbag and contents stolen from Mrs. William E. Frank Seattle were found on the Lincoln school roof by caretaker Tommy Olive. Police report the $206 in currency was missing along with a pen pencil stamps and an initial F. Four pairs of glasses, one broken, were found with the bag. Mrs Frank recently had eye surgery. Mr Frank is a special agent.
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William E. “Frank
Seattle
Wash
Lincoln School
Tommy Olive
Lamb Motor Court
Frank
Mr. Frank
Many Home Sites Sought for Pocatello Project
Pocatello Industrial Homes Inc plans to erect 400 homes and has begun site discussions. Committee members W C Cames Frank T Briggs and R D Gallafent will work with the city engineer and FHA official W T Lockwood. Submissions to the chamber secretary due by June 5. site selection starts Monday.
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Pocatello Industrial Homes Inc
Harley B. Markham
W. C. Cames
Frank T. Briggs
R. D. Gallafent
Federal Housing Administration
W. T. Lockwood
Federal Housing
Pocatello
Markham
The
Chamber of Commerce
Spokane Detachment Arrives To Help Close Pocatello Army Base
Maj. Chandler Rudicel announced the Pocatello Army Air Base will close within months after serving since 1942 on Michaud flats by American Falls reservoir. A 23 man fifteenth air force detachment from Galena Field Spokane arrived to assist in cleanup and disposal to Army Engineers and War Assets administration. Surplus items including furniture beds medical supplies lumber will be sold as the base is turned over.
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Pocatello Army Air Base
Chandler Rudicel
Michaud Flats
American Falls
Fifteenth Air Force
Galena Field
Spokane
Wash
Pocatello
Rudicel
Air Corps
Army Engineers
War Assets Administration
Israel Revokes Cease Fire Order Amid Middle East Fighting
Israel reversed its cease-fire directive and ordered troops to resume fighting on all fronts in Palestine. Both sides reported major battles as the UN Security Council urged a four week truce and set a cease-fire time. The change followed a misreading of UN deadlines by Jewish authorities.
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Cairo
Palestine
United Nations Security Council
U. N
Lake Success
Security Council
Holy Land
Beyvan Defense Ministry
Pet Snake Found In Buffalo Neighborhood
Police telephoned Ronald Brown aged 14 that his lost property was found and he must recover it personally. Ronald retrieved Mortimer a five foot black snake from a neighbor’s driveway in Buffalo, New York.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Pollice
Ronald Brown
Ronald
Mortimer
Homeless of Vanport Sleep In Fashionable Church
In Portland Oregon 70 refugees and two dogs slept in a fashionable church after escaping Vanport flooding. Ten year old James Manlove guided his dog across the Episcopalian lawn as the family sought refuge. Edith Craft oversaw refit efforts and coordinated shelter.
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Portland
Ore
Vanport
James Manlove
James
Billy
Edith Craft
State Pays Cost For Maternity Care of 6388 Wives
Idaho public health records show the emergency maternity and infant care program funded maternity services for 6,388 wives of servicemen from August 1942 to May 18. Dr. Madelene M. Donnelly reported total costs of 550,806 dollars with per case averages 77 to 117 dollars. All counties participated and 1,655 infants received pediatric care at 52,408 dollars. The program ended April 30.
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Boise
Idaho Department of Public Health
Beon
Madelene M. Donnelly
Maternal and Child Health
Donnelly
Miners Reelect SUN VALLEY Officers in Idaho
Idaho Mining association reelected J. B. Haffner Kellogg as president A H Shoemaker Halley as vice president and Harry W Marsh Boise as secretary at the annual convention Wednesday A scheduled address by Dr James Boyd director of the bureau of mines was cancelled when he was recalled to Washington to appear before a Senate committee
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Sun Valley
Idaho Mining Association
J. B. Haffner
Kellogg
A. H. Shoemaker
Halley
Harry W. Marsh
Boise
James Boyd
Bureau of Mines
Washington
Senate
Weather-Driven Postponements Hit Pioneer League Games
The Associated Press report notes multiple Pioneer League baseball games postponed due to rain. Idaho Falls at Ogden, Pocatello at Salt Lake City, and Billings at Boise were deferred, with Engstrom Thurston Wilburm De Martini Chramelli Danielson and other teams affected.
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Great Falls
Twin Falls
Engstrom
Thurston and
Wilburm
de Martini
Chramelli and Danielson
Idaho Falls
Ogden
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Billings
Boise
Max
Min
Prec
Boise Bangseenees
Burley
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Omaha
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
Spokane ISC Commencement Program Highlights Graduates
The Spokane ISC commencement in Frazier Hall begins at 10 with 35 liberal arts graduates receiving four year diplomas. Dr Charles McAllister delivers the main address on Science Major Everything Else Minor as Rev A E Albee offers invocation and benediction.
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Idaho State College
College of Liberal Arts
ISC
Leland E. Albin
Montour
Ida
Idaho State
Frazier Hall
Carl W. McIntosh
Charles Fe, McAllister
Spokane
Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist
Truman Stops in Pocatello for Half Hour
President Harry S. Truman will stop in Pocatello at 7:45 a.m. on June 7 en route to Sun Valley and finally Butte Montana. The train will stay about 30 minutes parked south of the Depot where the Freedom Train paused. Accompanying the president are Mrs. Truman and Margaret Truman with 30 aides. the ISC symphony orchestra directs an official prelude.
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Harry
Mother of Thirteen Drops Divorce Case
Emma Huft asked the court to dismiss divorce proceedings filed against her husband. Charged with mental and physical cruelty, she cited years of marriage since 1918 and 13 children, the latest born in 1944, as context for the case in Twin Falls.
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Emma Huft
Huft
Picket by 3169 protestors at White House against Mundt Nixon bill
In Washington 3169 marchers opposed to the Mundt Nixon anti communist bill gathered four abreast before the White House. Paul Robeson led the demonstration and told the Senate Judiciary Committee he would rather go to jail than answer if he is a communist. Many carried signs urging defeat of the Mundt bill and passage of civil rights legislation.
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Washington
White House
Paul Robeson
Robeson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Henry Wallace
Mundt
Senate panel backs Ft. Hall land revision bill
A Senate subcommittee approved a bill to revise Ft. Hall irrigation boundaries and set a new repayment plan near Pocatello Idaho. The measure would likely remove a five mile Gibson to Fort Hall tract from the reservation turning it into Indian allotted grazing land.
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Senate
Ft. Hall
Washington
Dworshak
Idaho
Pocatello
Rep. Sanborn
Fort Hall
Gibson and
Gibson-Fort Hall
Fishing Outlook Poor in North Regions
North Idaho Scenic Land association predicts poor opening day fishing in 10 northern counties. Streams run high with water mud and debris. Priest Lake Spirit Lake show fair catches of silvers bluebacks Dolly Varden and cutthroats. Pend Oreille Lake is high and murky and Salmon River reports steelhead smaller than usual.
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Sandpoint
North Idaho Scenic Land Association
Priest Lake
Spirit Lake
Pend Oreille Lake
Failure Sterility Operation Triggers $100,000 Suit
A Manhattan doctor is sued in New York state supreme court for $100,000 by Jack and Esther Berman claiming a sterility operation on Mr. Berman led to Mrs. Berman becoming pregnant and suffering injuries. The Bermans say the procedure endangered Mrs. Berman’s life. the doctor admits performing sterilization but denies malpractice.
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New York
Manhattan
Jack
Esther Berman
Billenville
N. Y
Emanuel Donsheiser
Weather Outlook for Pocatelo and Idaho
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Pocatelo region highs 80 to 85. Idaho area highs 85 to 95. A brief, unsettled mix of sun and showers expected in the afternoons across both zones.
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Pocatelo
Idaho
Forty Blocks In Portland Under Water
Flooding grips Portland as the Columbia River reaches new crest levels with upper basin snowmelt swelling waters. Dike crews battle debris laden torrents amid forecasts of more thundershowers and rising temperatures in Washington Oregon and Idaho.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia River
Pacific
Pacific Northwest
Great River Basin
Canadian
U. S. Rockies
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Robins to Welcome President Truman in Idaho
Governor C A Robins will greet President Truman as his special train reaches Ketchum Idaho 1 30 p m Monday The president will stay overnight at Sun Valley and speak for 15 minutes in Idaho Falls en route to Butte Montana He will return to Boise Monday night to address the Boys State encampment opening June 6
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Boise
C. A. Robins
President Truman
Idaho
Ketchum
Truman
Sun Valley
Robins
Butte
Mont
Idaho Falls
Mrs Myrtle Roehr Dies at Age 48 in Idaho Hospital
Myrtle M. Roehr 48 wife of Carl J. Roehr of 940 FE Fremont died Wednesday evening after a brief illness. She was vice president and purchasing agent for Automotive Wholesale Inc and a 1928 Missoula marriage to Carl Roehr. She lived in Pocatello ten years and belonged to the American Legion auxiliary and 8 and 40 society. Survivors include husband a daughter Dolores Sater two grandchildren seven siblings. Funeral arrangements by Downard mortuary.
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Myrtle M. Roehr
Carl J. Roehr
Fremont
Automotive Wholesale, Inc
Nez Perce
Idaho
Henry
Flora Smith Sather
Pocatello
Carl Roehr
Missoula, Mont
American Legion Auxiliary
Dolores Sater
H. L. Klatt
Lawrence Sather
Mildred Marshall
Spokane
Harold Sather
Philomath
Ore
Wayne Sather
Wilmington
Calif
Charles Dietz
Tucson
Ariz
Omar Marshall
Downard Mortuary
Traffic Snarl Binds Northwest Roads Amid Flood
Portland area faces transport cuts as Smith lake fill trestle collapse floods Vanport. Union Pacific streamliner resumes as flooding recedes. Evergreen highway bears Portland Vancouver traffic with interstate bridge shut. Kelso Vancouver Pacific Highway delays loom. lower Columbia route closed at Clatskanie. upper Columbia broken at The Dalles and Arlington.
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Portland
Smith Lake
Vanport
Union Pacific
Dalles
Vancouver
Union Avenue
Denver Avenue
Washington State Highway Patrol
Kelso
Vancouever
Seattle
Nampa Crusaders Set to Perform at Nazarene Church
The Crusaders quartet from Nampa Northwest Nazarene College will sing at the Pocatello Church of the Nazarene 206 N Eighth Friday at 7 45 p m. Accompanied by Prof Roy Ray, the group includes Dick Reuman Bob Anderson Allen Sturges and Don Ferrand during a Pacific Northwest summer tour.
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Crusaders
Nampa Northwest Nazarene College
Pocatello Church of the Nazarene
Eighth
Frieday
Cardinal Spellman Arrives in Nanking as Guest of Chiang Kai-Shek
Cardinal Francis Spellman arrives in Nanking, China, as an official guest of President Chiang Kai-Shek, marking a high level Vatican contact during his visit to the capital.
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Nanking
China
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Chiang Kai-Shek
NBC Defends Script Used Over Voice of America
NBC executive Charles R. Denny defended the network against congressional criticism of a script broadcast in Spanish to Latin America. He said responsibility for the lapse was split within the system and urged a policy to prevent such incidents. The testimony came as lawmakers pressed the issue on Wednesday.
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NBC
Voice of America
Washington
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Israel
Pioneer League
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McAllister
Association of Governing Boards
United States
A. E. Albee
Trinity Episcopal
Patricia Griffith
Mother of
Karl Mundt
RSD
William Z. Foster
Yankton
D. C
Foster
North
Pres. Truman
Myrtle Roehr
Nazarene Church
America
Charles R. Denny
National Broadcasting Company
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