GOP Senators Battle To Keep TH Act
Senate Republicans press to preserve major Taft Hartley provisions while a Democratic compromise seeks a broader repeal. Douglas argues for pushing the administration plan to replace the act with a modified Wagner framework and seizure powers in national emergencies draw fire from the National Coal Association.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Senate
Douglas
Taft
Ohio
Donnell
Smith
National Coal Association
John D. Battle
Solon Urges Public Hearings After Espionage Probe
The article notes Solon arguing for executive sessions to reduce irresponsible charges, while stressing public hearings after a thorough investigation as necessary and justifiable. He credits the committee with tightening espionage laws and informing the public about the communist conspiracy.
Daily Journal Wins General Excellence in Newspaper Contest
Editors open paper contests for daily and weekly members. Daily Journal Elizabeth New Jersey wins first prize for general excellence among dailies. Kingsport Tennessee News and Times place first and second in dailies for typography. Weekly divisions honor Springville Utah Herald under 1500 circulation and Price Utah Sun-Advocate Jerome Idaho North Side News over 1500.
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N. J
Kingsport
Tenn
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the Times
Springville
Utah
Herald
Price
Sun-Advocate
Jerome
Idaho
North Side News
Dimitrov in Russia reported to have diabetes
A Sofia dispatch says Bulgarian Premier Georgi Dimitrov, receiving medical care in Russia, is diagnosed with sugar diabetes along with a liver condition and other complications. The report notes a mass dispatch from Sofia stating his illness.
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London
Sofia
Georgi Dimitrov
Russia
Pocatello Sister-in-Law Acts in Recent Film You Gotta Stay Happy
Vera Marsh sister of Mrs. C. W. Callaway of 4288 Hayes Avenue appeared in the movie You Gotta Stay Happy shown last week at the Chief theater. She acted alongside Joan Fontaine and James Stewart, and has danced with Fred Astaire and performed in Sonja Henie skating shows.
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C. W. Callaway
Hayes
Chief Theater
Vera Marsh
Joan Fontaine
James Stewart
Miss Marsh
Pred Astaire
Sonja Henie
Wrecked Nash sedan recovered after theft on Edo Road
A Nash sedan reported stolen between 6 30 and 7 30 p m Saturday in front of Fred's cafe was found about 8 30 p m a mile and a half west on Edo road on the reservation. It belonged to Remo Melchior of Klamath Falls Oregon and was found tipped on its side and stripped of accessories.
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Fred
Tim Dunn
Edo
Remo Melchior
Klamath Falls
Ore
Eight Escaped Prisoners Nabbed in Ohio West Virginia Pursuit
Police Chief Earl W Walker of Belpre Ohio captured two Parkersburg escapees Everett Roble and Elmer Tichnell after spotting them on a Belpre street. A fourth fugitive Mike Ables was shot by a highway patrolman near Powhattan Ohio with Holly Starcher captured nearby. The remaining four inmates later traced to Glen Easton West Virginia were Dennis Taylor Jack Heeney Donald Wurster and Charles Ross. A farm grocery confrontation ensued and Taylor fled but was stopped by Floyd Fritzman and his wife. officers were alerted and woods searches intensified as investigators probe the escape.
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Belpre
Ohio
Everett Leroy Roble
Elmer Tichnell
Parkersburg
W. Va
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Powhattan
Mike Ables
Dennis P. Taylor
Jack Heeney
Donald Wurster
Charles P. Ross
Glen Easton
Taylor
Floyd Fritzman
Fritzman
Fritaman
Pritazman
Immigrant Hearings Begin After Batory Arrival
Government officers quarantine the Batory passengers on Ellis Island as a special inquiry board prepares hearings Monday. Many are detained for citizenship doubts or lack of bonds while others traveled on questionable visitor passports amid heightened security by police and government agents on the pier and aboard the ship.
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Ellis Island
Batory
Nichols Arrives in Pocatello for Commencement Address
Dr. John R. Nichols U S commissioner of Indian affairs and former Idaho State college president arrived in Pocatello to visit his daughter Mrs Perry Swisher. He spoke to Utah State college students at Logan on Friday and will give Idaho State college commencement address Monday morning.
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John R. Nichols
U. S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Idaho State College
Pocatello
Perry Swisher
Nichols
Utah State College
Logan
Idaho State College commencement to honor 870 graduates
The Idaho State College will award 870 degrees and certificates at Monday 10 a.m. commencement exercises led by Harold Mealy conducting the Idaho State Symphony. Rudolph Goran son, ISC music head, will play organ preludes, and Wesley Harris will lead the assembly hymn. Dr. John R. Nichols, former ISC president and U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs, will be featured speaker on Useless Knowledge. Rev. James Grady will deliver invocation benediction and scripture.
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Aida
Gounod
Rudolph Goranson
ISC
Wesley Harris
McIntosh
John R. Nichols
U.S
James Grady
St. Anthony's Parish
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Idaho State Symphony
Newspapers Meet in Salt Lake City Tour Highlights
A special train carried many newspaper men and guests to Salt Lake City from the east. The program includes a visit to the Mormon tabernacle, a tour of the Bingham copper pit, and a dinner with attendees from Mexico Missouri Waltham Casper Hastings and Hastings.
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Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Bingham
Three Traffic Arrests In Soda Springs Area
Ronald Nichols of Soda Springs and Daniel A. Moose of 337 West Young were arrested Saturday on speeding charges with officers citing Moose at 44 mph and Nichols at 50 mph. Lewis J. Roberts of 89 Rosewood was cited for failing to observe a stop signal.
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Soda Springs
Daniel A. Moose
West Young
Moose
Nichols
Lewis J. Roberts
Rosewood
Idaho Chamber Ends October Meeting With Broad Resolutions
Idaho C of C endorses Army Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation for CVA bill work, preserves local control of resources. Backing Hoover Commission, state tax agency praise, calls halt to social trend, and urges tariff stance on zinc and lead. Dr Erwin Graue warns political crutches may become permanent.
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Bureau of Reclamation
CVA
Hoover Commission
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Congress
Erwin Graue
University of Idaho
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River raft survivor recounts hellish plunge and rescue
In a letter to the Oregonian survivor Williams recalls riding a raft on a whitewater crossing when floodwaters flipped it. He struggled underwater before surfacing on Idaho shore aided by mining engineer Mayton H. McKinley. Williams asks for his raft’s return.
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Mayton H. McKinley
Los Angeles
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Oregonian
AMA Fights Truman Plan Over Med Care Reform
State medical societies supervise AMA members as opponents say the plan would regiment practice and turn doctors into clock watchers. Supporters argue pay as you go would expand access. The program cites 300 reports and exhibits from surgery education to rheumatic disease outreach. AMA seeks a $25 member assessment to fund the educational effort.
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United States
Truman
AMA
Obituary of Second Lt Gene H Peterson
The body of Second Lt Gene H Peterson 21 World War II veteran arrives in Pocatello on train 29 Friday June 10 Downard mortuary advised by the army He was killed in action near Merseberg Germany on November 30 1944 One sister Mrs Harold Foge of Pocatello survives Funeral arrangements will be announced by mortuary.
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Gene H. Peterson
Pocatello
Downard Mortuary
Army
Peterson
Merseberg
Germany
Harold Foge
Mrs. Jennie Uhland Stevenson Funeral Service
Funeral services are announced for Mrs. Jennie Uhland Stevenson, 83, noted community figure. Details of time, date, and burial plans were released by the family.
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Jennie Uhland Stevenson
Funeral services for Lt Tom Katsilometes announced
Puneral services for Lt. Tom Katsilometes, 28, of 1836 S Third, killed in action in Hole land September 16, 1944, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Greek Orthodox church with Rev. D. Papacostas officiating.
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Tom Katsilometes
S. Third
Holeland
Greek Orthodox Church
D. Papacostas
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