Speaker Fires Back and Truman Bids for Votes
The article reports on sharp political exchanges with Truman criticizing Congress, Wherry and Hope rebuking the president, and Halleck accusing poor White House cooperation. It also notes Clinton P. Anderson winning the Democratic Senate nomination in New Mexico over Dempsey, with Hurley as the Republican opponent.
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Clinton P. Anderson
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John J. Dempsey
Patrick J. Hurley
Lake Titicaca Highest Lake for Steamboats
Lake Titicaca at two and a half miles above sea level is regarded as the world’s highest lake where steamboats run.
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Around Town Updates From Local Residents
Mrs Lee McCormack and her twin Lea daughters depart by Western Airlines for San Francisco from 1805 S Second. Bannock County Sportsmen Association meets 8 p m Thursday to view films by M J Hodkins and Jim Bruce. Circle No 4 of the First Baptist church missionary society meets 2 p m Thursday with Mrs A L Frahm. Duane Dudley Don Carver Ed Berrett and Ray Stratford vacationing at Pond s. Duane and Ed plan missions training in Salt Lake City starting June 21 with Duane to the northern field and Ed to California.
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Arabs and Jews Agree to Accept Truce in Holy Land
The United Nations announced a cease-fire hour in the Holy Land as Arabs and Jews agreed to accept a truce. Officials warned that numerous outbreaks could follow and endanger the armistice even if the cease-fire takes effect.
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Nation's Head Favors CVA Flood Control Plan in Spokane
President Truman urged flood control nationwide during a Spokane plaza speech to about 10 000 people. He linked emergency funds being wiped out to Congress and called for river control on the Columbia similar to Tennessee stressing need for government commitment. He also announced a special meeting in Portland to discuss the problem.
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Summer Enrollment Tops 374 on First Day at Idaho State
Idaho State college reports 374 students registered on the first day of summer session. Registrar Anna Capellen notes 301 men and 73 women, with liberal arts and pharmacy lifting the intake. Juniors and seniors lead, with men outnumbering women over four to one among 368 academic enrollees and seven in special programs.
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Pocatello
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Victory Reported in Henan Plains Battle
The government reported a victory over Chinese communists on the Henan Plains in Central China on Wednesday. Neutral observers called the battle indecisive with fighting 190 miles northwest of the government base in Hankow, and one observer said the clash resembled a dog chasing its tail while noting the Reds retain the initiative.
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Births and marriages listed by area hospitals
General hospital reports a boy for Dr. and Mrs. Keith Pearson at 1155 S Third and a boy for June and Wal lace Agard at 230 Portneuf Park. St Anthony hospital records include a girl June 7 to Ralph and Illa Rommell and a boy June 8 to Roy and Loretta Murphy both in Blackfoot, plus a girl for Thomas and Marie Smalley at 241 Portneuf Park. Additional births to Ruth and Robert Henderson and to Norma and Wilson McCuan are noted, with Harriet Gilbert and Rose Reid also listed. Marriage licenses for June 8 show Robert Adamson and Norma Briggs, both of Pocatello.
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Blackfoot
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Illa Rommell
North Ninth
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Loretta Murphy
Thomas and
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Robert E. Henderson
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Registrar list shows degrees by academic students
The registrar lists 134 students pursuing Bachelor of Arts degrees and 234 pursuing Bachelor of Science degrees among the academic students.
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Dents
Ogden Man Held on Injury Charge Involving Girl
Leland Brown 29 Ogden is held on 500 bond in second district court after striking Marian Brooks six daughter of Mrs Eva Brooks and leaving the scene witnesses say the child suffered severe injury to her right arm and Brown allegedly failed to stop and render aid.
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Who Is This Man A Early American Lover Quiz Clue
Biographical feature from the Clarion poses a mystery about a notable early American figure. The prompt notes include hints of a Mayflower arrival and a cooper who repaired beer barrels, suggesting a blend of historical persona with playful biographical trivia.
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Whitworth Rites Set for Harold Sterling Whitworth
Funeral services for Harold Sterling Whitworth 18 of Inkom killed in action at Iwo Jima February 23 1945 will be held Thursday at 2 pm at Downard chapel with Rev A E Beasley officiating. The body arrived Tuesday via government hearse from Ogden with Chief M R Havemann as escort. Full military honors will be given at Mountain View Cemetery by Pocatello Post No 4 American Legion led by Commander Mark Shurtleff.
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American Legion
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Utah Girl Drowns After Fall Into Stream
A four year old girl, Virginia Allsop, drowned Tuesday in Salt Lake City after falling into a stream while playing with her sister and two friends. Police stated the incident occurred in clear weather and the body was recovered shortly after.
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