Idaho Tops Cancer Fund Drive With 70 000 Total
Campaign chairman Leo J. Falk announced Idaho exceeded its April cancer control goal by raising 70 000 dollars, surpassing the 63 000 target. County tallies show Ada leading with 10 890 and Nez Perce reporting 3 029, among others across the state.
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Idaho
Leo J. Falk
Falk
Idaho Cancer Society
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Adams
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Elmore
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Satah
Lemhi
Lewis
Lincoln
Madison
Minidoka
Nez Perce
Oneida
Owyhee
Payette
Power
Shoshone
Teton
Twin Falls
Valley
Washington
Hoover Reveals Probe Of Alleged Vote Fraud
President Hoover discusses an ongoing inquiry into alleged vote fraud. He stresses democracy depends on thorough investigations. The Kansas City Star's independent probe prompted state grand jury action. FBI agent Dwight Brantley says authorization was given to conduct a full investigation.
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Justice Department
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
FBI
Dwight Brantley
Truman Sees Soviet Coup in Hungary and Argentina Ties
President notes a Soviet backed coup attempt in Hungary and reports improved relations with Argentina. He says Messersmith’s return date is undetermined and avoids timing details as he outlines ongoing domestic affairs.
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Truman
Hungary
Buenos Aires
Messersmith
United States
Argentina
Mgr. Truman
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Saudis to host U S experts as program expands in Middle East
As a Saudi program nears completion about 4000 United States experts will live in the country, seen as a way to boost wealth and U S influence. An American official says prosperity linked to the United States benefits both sides. Officials critique Britain for lagging reforms and note Russian missteps in Azerbaijan damaged goodwill in the region.
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Middle East
United States
Russia
Azerbaijan
Political clash over vote frauds and 3rd district race
Kansas City remarks urge carrying the controversy to its limit. He condemns vote frauds as a grave crime in a democracy. Charles R. Savage is the Democratic candidate for Congress in the upcoming Washington 3rd district special election, nominated by the Democratic party with support from the Democratic National Committee. The president declined to preview actions on tax and labor bills.
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Kansas City
Charles R. Savage
Congress
Washington
Senate acts on four peace treaties amid Cold War tensions
Senate leaders push four peace treaties including one with Hungary to deter Communist influence. Chairman Vandenberg argues approval aids Democratic elements in Hungary, warning without US support they would feel forsaken. Italy repatriation terms require $360 million in reparations within two years, with $100 million to Russia, and recipients must supply raw materials for manufactured goods.
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Hungary
Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Italy
Russia
US Reaching Goals in Middle East Oil Projects Grow
American oil companies coordinate with government sources to expand Middle East ventures. Projects are set to surpass 400 million dollars, signaling intensified US influence and investment in regional energy supplies. The text notes Americans are delivering something harder to find in the region.
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Middle East
Boise Nonresidential Permits Approved for 14 Projects
The district housing expediter in southern Idaho announced approval of 14 nonresidential construction permits. Recipients include Modern Farm Equipment Co in Preston for farming machinery storage, White Hardware Co in Boise, First Security Bank in Jerome for alterations, a Boise building overhaul for Pay-Less Drug Co and a Barber College, L R Halvorson in Mackay for retail, First Security Bank in Emmett for remodels, plus Boise Payette Lumber Co storage facility at Middleton.
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Boise
Idaho
Modern Farm Equipment Co
Preston
White Hardware Co
First Security Bank
Jerome
Main
Barber College
L. R. Halvorson
Mackay
Emmett
Boise Payette Lumber Co
Middleton
Wgoodus
Congress Weighs Economy vs Expansion in Washington
Reporter Nicholas Ifft reports from Washington on the push and pull between limiting federal spending and funding key programs. He notes Republicans seek to cut costs while many lawmakers press to restore or boost allocations. Senator Wherry and Director Drury testify on national park staffing and attendance with 23.9 million visitors projected this year. The piece praises Idaho’s Senator Henry Dworshak and cites his diligence on the interior subcommittee.
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Truman
United States
Senate
House
America
Congress
Interior Department
West
Kenneth S. Wherry
Nebraska
Central Office
CCC
Idaho
Henry Dworshak
Rites Honor Judge Ailshie of Idaho Supreme Court
Lewiston rites honor Justice James F. Ailshie of the Idaho supreme court who died May 27 after a long career as a lawyer and judge. Eugene A. Cox lauded his strong sense of justice and deep understanding of Idaho society and noted his learned and clear opinions and occasional humor. Three Lewiston lawyers prepared the tribute document.
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Lewiston
James F. Ailshie
Idaho Supreme Court
Ailshie
Eugene A. Cox
Idaho
Supreme Court
John
Young Flags Monopoly Fears Rail Monopoly Threat to Freedom
Robert R. Young of Chesapeake & Ohio charges a eastern clique dominates a national railroad banking and legal monopoly stronger than government. He says the Federation for Railroad Progress aims to restore competition and avert loss of enterprise freedom. He cites aging rolling stock and car shortages as Wall Street leverage.
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Los Angeles
Robert R. Young
Chesa Peake & Ohio Lines
National Federation of Sales Executives
Federation For Railroad Progress
Young
Idaho Receives Plate Embossing Press for State Prisons
A new embossing press for stamping license plates for Idaho motorists arrived at the state prison. Warden Lewis F. E. Clapp said the press, formerly used in Arizona, was sent here after a larger press became available for the southwestern state institution and will begin operation next year.
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Boise 7
Idaho
Lewis FE. Clapp
Arizona State Prison
Southwestern State Institution
Truman signs Wheeler as special counsel for war inquiry
President Trumansigned a bill creating former Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana as special counsel to the senate war investigating committee. Wheeler resigned from the panel yesterday. Chairman Brewster of Maine called the action too late and said no other special counsel would be hired.
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Washington
Truman
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Senate War Investigating Committee
Wheeler
Sen
Brewster
Maine
Snake River Rises Flood Stage Near Lorenzo Bridge
The Snake River rose about 2 200 second feet in one day flowing past the Hesse station at 21 600 feet yesterday per Lynn Crandall district watermaster. Flooding reached nearby fields near the Lorenzo bridge but serious damage unlikely unless crested at 25 000 second feet.
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Snake River
Lynn Crandall
Watermaster
Lorenzo Bridge
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