Lewis Hints At Strike In First Meet
John L. Lewis warned soft coal operators that welfare aid for distressed miners must be guaranteed as a condition for a new contract. He denounced operators as fat cats and linked a wage deal to roughly 20 million dollars in welfare obligations. Negotiations broke down after two hours and recessed to Tuesday.
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Lewis
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ezra Wan Horn
Charles A. O'Neill
Color Comics Start July 4 In Tribune
The Pocatello Tribune will print an 8 page color comic supplement on Sunday July 4. It features eleven favorites for all ages with Scorchy Smith a secret agent in China escaping bandits and about to begin a new adventure.
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Color
Tribune
The
Pocatello Tribune
Scorchy Smith
Scorchy
U. S
China
Congressmen Discuss Flood Relief
Congressional delegations from the flood swept Pacific northwest met on capitol hill to hear reports on damage. Senator Cordon and Rep. Angell led Oregon members with others from Washington Idaho and Montana. They discussed a 20 million dollar appropriation for housing utilities and irrigation and drainage district relief and stop gap housing needs.
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Washington
Pacific Northwest
Cordon
Dworshak
R-Ida
Angell
House
Pocatello Youths Chosen at Idaho Boys State
Bill Taylor of Grangeville was elected mayor of the camp at the opening session of Gem boys state. More than 200 Idaho youths are enrolled. Gov Robins addressed the group on Idaho citizenship and politics at the banquet. Mac Gardner of Burley edited The Gem. Camp councilmen named were John Roberts, Harold Paige of Pocatello, Gordon Dick of Idaho Falls. Chiefs of police were Gardner, Arthur Mendini of Buhl, and Eugene Carlson of Bonners Ferry.
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Boise
Bill Taylor
Grangeville
Gem
Idaho
C. A. Robins
Mac Gardner
Burley
John Roberts
Harold Paige
Pocatello
Gordon Dick
Idaho Falls
Gardner
Arthur Mendini
Buhl
Eugene Carlson
Bonners Ferry
Romulo to Visit Manila Tuesday Diary Note
Philippine ambassador to the United Nations Romulo is tentatively scheduled to depart by plane for the United States Friday night, with a visit to Manila planned for Tuesday.
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Manila
Carlos P. Romulo
United Nations
United States
Egypt Lands Reinforcements To Rescue 1 000 From Islands
Egyptian commanders landed seaborne reinforcements to break the noose around Egyptian infantry and armor at Isdud near Tel Aviv. About 1 000 Egyptian troops, a fifth of the force threatening Tel Aviv, may be trapped. reports say ships took part in the amphibious action. The situation near Tel Aviv saw Arab units eight miles east of the city with pressure along a 12 mile front. Count Bernadotte urged the UN to hear term on a Palestine cease fire. a four week plan was to follow.
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Cairo
Isdud
Tel Aviv
Farouk
Israel
el Ramle
Ras al Ein
Wilhelma
Holy Land
Parke Bernadotte
United Nations Security Council
Lake Success
N. Y
Palestine
Bernadotte
Grace Robier coretiet Lands in Jail at Preston
A masked gunman robbed the Grace First National Bank of 3800 dollars in Grace Idaho. Rudolph B De Paekh 37 of San Francisco was arrested in Preston and held on 8000 bond. He admitted the robbery and faces federal charges. The three bank employees were locked in a vault during the 9 am theft and freed at 10 20 am.
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Grace Robier
Coretiet
Preston
Grace
Idaho
First National Bank of Grace
Rudolph B. de Paekh
San Francisco
Mallory Way
Franklin County
Tie
Lee Hansen
Ray Fackrell
Hansen
de Packh
Grace Bank
Packh
U. S
George Burgi
U. S. Marshall
Pocatello
Alvin Whitehead
Rex Whitehead
Rex
Marjory Lloyd
Montpelier
Ray Whitehead
Ammunition Handlers Alerted By New York Paper
The New York Daily Mirror reports professional ammunition handlers in New York have been alerted for assignment and ordered to attend orientation lectures where they will be sworn to secrecy. The alerts were telegraphed to AFL International Longshoremen's Association members by union officials at the request of high government officers in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Daily Mirror
AFL International Longshoremen's Association
Washington
Price to Require Court Order for Candidate Filings
C. D. Price of Malad secretary of state said he would accept no more filings for state offices. He argues filings are illegal under a constitutional amendment changing terms from two to four years. The only acceptable filings would be via court order.
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C. D
New Mexico Democrats Choose Senatorial Nominee
In Albuquerque voters pick today between Clinton Anderson and John Dempsey for the Democratic senatorial nomination. The winner will face Republican Patrick Hurley, unopposed in his primary, as Hatch plans a judgeship and does not seek re election.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Clinton P. Anderson
John J. Dempsey
Patrick J. Hurley
Anderson
Truman
Hatch
Copa Cabana Night Club Destroyed by Fire in Miami Beach
Fire at the Copa Cabana in Miami Beach caused $200,000 in damage, the largest in city history. Police officer Pat Perdue found the blaze around 4 a.m. after a reported terrific explosion. The venue, famed for big name entertainers, was emptied before the fire.
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Miami Beach
Fila
D. C. Kennett
Pat Perdue
Court Rules Against Oil Contracts
U S District Judge Leon R Yankwich ruled Standard Oil western exclusive marketing contracts with about 7000 independent service stations illegal under the Sherman and Clayton acts. DOJ lawyers say the ruling will force revamping of the nation’s oil distribution system, affecting 23000 similar contracts with other firms and a broader pending antitrust suit against major oil companies. Standard Oil of California led a network selling only its products and services, while Standard Stations Inc outlets remain unaffected.
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Los Angeles
Standard Oil
U. S
Leon R. Yankwich
U. S. Department of Justice
Standard of
Calfornia
Antitrust Division
Richfield Oil
California
Washington, D
Standard
West
Standard Stations, Inc
Plane Crash Near Arco Identifies Local Owner
A badly damaged Ercoupe two place plane found crashed near Arco is identified as belonging to E. C. Faber of Pocatello. No injuries were reported and the pilot’s identity was not known. The wreckage was spotted Monday by Power County State Senator Earl J. Soelbers while flying. The crash occurred on Lost River about ten miles northeast of Arco.
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Boise
Arco
E. C. Faber
Pocatello
State Department of Aeronautics
Department
Earl J. Soelbers
Power County
Lost River
Noutheast
Truman targets congress on power and reclamation drive in Idaho
In SUN VALLEY and Pocatello Idaho President Truman rails at the Republican Congress over budget cuts to reclamation and power projects. He frames his western tour as a test of public verdict, citing the Columbia and Snake river basins and lambasting the Insull-era worries while urging use of the budget for development.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Truman
Republican Congress
West
Pocatello
Glen H. Taylor
Henry Wallace
Pocatello Station
Columbia
Snake River
Flood Closes Salmon Road and Roads Near Riggin Pollock
About 200 feet of U S highway 93 five miles north of here washed out. Boise state public works expects a week for Salmon River floodwaters to recede before repairs. US 95 between Riggin s and Pollock remains closed with a 16 mile stretch blocked by rock slides and washouts.
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State Department of Public Works
Boise
Salmon River
Riggins
Pollock
State Highway Department
Weather forecast for Pocatello Idaho region
Partly cloudy skies with scattered mountain thunderstorms. Little temperature change. Highs near 90, lows around 55. Forecast covers Pocatello and surrounding Idaho areas.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello Weer
Bimngs
Boise
Burley
Minneapolis
New York
Omaha
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Seattle
Civic Leader Claude Bistline Dies at 58 in Pocatello
Claude D. Bistline 58 president of Bistline Idaho Lumber and Hardware died at his home after a heart attack. He owned Ben Franklin store and served as treasurer of Mountain Electric. Born December 9 1889 in Ransom Kansas he moved to Pocatello in 1891 and married Jean C. McHan in 1915. He organized the Bistline company and held civic roles including school board member Rotary and chamber of commerce past president and Boy Scouts supporter. Survived by wife son Pete daughter Carole Hall and siblings. funeral arrangements pending.
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Pocatello
Claude D. Bistline
Bistline Idaho Lumber and Hardware Company
S. Fifth
Ben Franklin
The
Mountain Electric Company
Ransom
Kan
Bistline
Joseph B
Grace Gross
Academy of Idaho
Jean C. McHan
Old Bannock Memorial Bank
Bistline Company
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
State Hardware Dealers and Lumbermen Association
Presbyterian Board of Trustees
Portneuf Lodge No
Boy Scouts
YMCA
Community Chest
Pete Bistline
Carole Hall
Jean N. Bistline
Denver
Ida Bistline
Los Angeles
Calif
J. B. Bistline
Downard Mortuary
U S Buys Apples in Expanded Dried Apple Purchase
The agriculture department bought 911 tons of dried apples under a price support program. It paid an average of 281.36 dollars per ton for 742 tons purchased in Washington state.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
State of
Dike Workers Plugging Spot Breaks
Portland reports continued Columbia River flood crest as hot weather drives water toward third surge. The disaster toll stands at 27 dead and 60,000 homeless with $140 million in damage. Red Cross lists 715 unlocated in Vanport aftermath. officials urge registration.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia
Weather Bureau
Lower River
Vanport
Red Cross
Supreme Court backs full opportunity in out of state divorces
The court 7 to 2 held that men may challenge foreign divorces only on trial in the issuing state if they had a fair chance to contest residency. Massachusetts rulings invalidating Reno Nevada and Florida decrees were overturned. Chief Justice Vinson and Justice Frankfurter dissented on concerns of perjury and interstate disharmony.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Reno
Nev
Florida
Vinson
Justice Frankfurter
Murchy
Idaho Delegate Says Truman Assured of Twelve Votes
Idaho delegates and six alternates met with President Truman at Sun Valley. Cavanagh said Idaho is 100 percent behind Truman and its 12 votes, while T E McDonald and Charles Gossett reported positive assurances and support for a fighting campaign to back his administration.
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Idaho
Truman
Sun Valley
Cavanagh
T. E. McDonald
Bonneville
Idaho Falls
Charles Gossett
Nampa
Foremer
Harry Trueman
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Egypt
Pocatellans
Harry Truman
Bess Truman
Margaret
Price
Lood
Salmon
Claude D. Bistiine
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Town
Nebraska
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