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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1947
Page
8
Edward F. Bomar surveys signs from Vienna and Seoul on postwar hopes. In Vienna three weeks of Big Four talks on Austria stalemate raise doubts about Moscow shifts. Seoul talks on a Korea trusteeship offer possible thaw, though wide disputes persist.
A fragmented experts’ committee struggles to agree on how to handle unresolved Austrian problems. The most tangled issue concerns property seized by the Red Army during occupation and the terms attached to its recovery or status.
The report states occupation forces seize Nazi owned assets including the Zisterdorf oil fields and most of Austria's major industries. It warns no remedy appears unless Russia accepts a plan to surrender some external Nazi property.
A Clarkston group of about 1,000 residents employed in Lewiston Idaho plans a meeting to voice opposition to Idaho’s income tax on Washington residents. Milfred Jones, the group spokesman, says Washington residents should be exempt from Idaho tax laws. Potlatch Forests employees helped form the protest, with other locals joining in.
Washington reports the agriculture department says thousands of seasonal positions are open as farmers seek manpower for planting and harvesting. Despite veterans and war plant workers returning to agriculture, a manpower shortage persists for seasonal operations.
F H McClure of Boise was released on a 1000 dollar bond after arraignment on involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of Lester Edward Elmore age 13 a newspaper carrier boy. Prosecutor James W Blaine charged McClure with firing a .22 caliber bullet as Elmore delivered papers. The complaint says the shot showed a lack of caution but was without malice.
Rado 986 students will receive degrees here Monday June 9 announced today by President Robert L. Stearns. Idaho graduates include Gooding Clifford Eugene Bissell Nampa Thelma Blanche Culver Pocatello Suzanne Gasser Twin Falls Shirley Ann Greenhalgh Buhi Thomas Henry Kramer William Ray Raedels Jr Malad Thurman E Thorpe.
Lt. Gen. Joan R. Hodge on Wednesday refused to permit a Russian news correspondent to enter southern Korea. The condition set requires Russian officials to allow all American reporters in Seoul to enter.
Idaho graduates, forming the largest class in 70 years at the University of Colorado, as commencement concludes in Boulder with a record number of degree recipients across programs.
Calvert Distillers Corp introduces Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey at 86.8 proof with 65 percent grain neutral spirits. Product listed for Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Hennepin Avenue. New York City based Calvert Distillers Corp markets this whisky.
The joint commission planning a provisional government for all Korea is meeting in Seoul with plans for sessions in the Russian zone. Sixteen American reporters and photographers are present while Russian Commander Lt Gen Korotokov seeks access for Tass correspondent Protsenko.
Around Bill Webster's parlor on Friday evening the group discussed remedies for sleeplessness. Opinions varied on counting sheep and which breeds best aid sleep, with mentions of Merinos Shropshires Oxfords Dorsets and crossbreeds as options. Bert Childers then spoke up.
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