Truman Refuses to Withdraw from Presidential Fight
President Harry S. Truman replied he would not quit the presidential race, writing to Missouri dentist H. H. Brummall that he was “not brought up to run from a fight.” The exchange, revealed by Americans for Democratic Action, cites a 1940 precedent as he defends his campaign against calls to drop out amid GOP and party pressure. Brummall had urged unity and a withdrawal from nomination.
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Community Chest Executive Visits Pocatello June 30
Paul W. Scott reported to the Pocatello Community Chest board that the union of agencies strengthens service and funding. Plans outlined for June 30 include a visit by Ransom Carver, Pacific coast executive, to meet with the board and agency heads. A potential contribution from the Union Pacific railroad was discussed with the national chest.
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Pocatello Community Chest Board
YMCA
Paul W. Scott
Spokane
Union Pacific Railroad
Pocatello
Mexicans to depart on chartered plane for Paso
A group of Mexicans charged with illegal entry into the United States are scheduled to leave Thursday on a chartered plane for El Paso. W. R. Beecher, patrol inspector for the U S immigration service, has been in the Pocatello area in recent days.
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Hi Paso
W. R. Beecher
U. S. Immigration Service
Pocatello
Farley Says Dewey Leads In Republican Race
James A. Farley stated that Harold E. Stassen’s chances were badly damaged by Oregon results and that Thomas E. Dewey of New York is ahead and the main rival to beat. Farley believed Truman will be nominated before the first roll call at the Democratic National convention.
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Cars Prowled and Typewriters Stolen in City
Chief of Detectives Guy Nelson reports multiple car prowls with ventilator windows forced. Items stolen include a Remington typewriter worth 108 dollars, a top coat 100 dollars, a bag of laundry 10 dollars from E. Poole 535 South Ninth. a Royal typewriter 90 dollars from E O Rich 527 South Ninth. a medical bag and top coat from Dr. C P Groom 435 South Seventh. Reed Peterson 488 South Seventh notified police after prowlers stopped at the Groom car. California leads all states in developed water power.
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Remington
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Afton
Reed Peterson
South Seventh
Fishermen Carnival Dance Impresses Malad Crowd
Malad Jaycees sponsored Fisherman's carnival dance with Vernon Jones winning an automatic washing machine Very Henrie earning a fly rod Ray Jones receiving an automatic reel and Mr and Mrs Lynn Jensen named best dressed couple in the event.
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Very Henrie
Ray Jones
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