Soldier Tells of Beatings in Lichfield Army Trials
In BAD NAUHEIM Germany a witness testifies at the Lichfield trials that U S soldiers held concentration camps within the army. Mike Koblinsky of Saginaw Michigan and 11 others ended an 11 day silence to discuss brutalities at the guardhouse in 1944 45. The proceedings involve Lt Granville Cubage of Oklahoma City and Lt Leonard W Ennis of Peekskill N Y with three convictions already recorded. The witnesses describe beatings and abuse while Cubage allegedly oversaw the discipline in the guardhouse.
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Bad Nauheim
Germany
Lichfield
U. S
Mike Koblinsky
Saginaw
Mich
Koblinsky
Cubage
Leonard W. Ennis
Peeks Hill
N. Y
Theodore Taylor
New York
Louis L. Kardon
Philadelphia
President’s veto fight over labor relief bill rages on
President Truman urges study before permanent labor powers as Congress debates the Case bill. House and Senate votes show strong support but fall short of two thirds for overriding veto. The clash centers on federal mediation, strikes limits, and enforcement across interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Congress
Federal Mediation Board
White House
Truman
Roosevelt
Senate
Rules Committee
Bread Flour Shortages To Continue
The culture department reported a June 1 wheat crop of 1,025,509,000 bushels, the third consecutive billion bushel crop and the third largest on record though still below last year. A famine export goal of 250,000,000 bushels remains, with policies to limit domestic flour use and discourage livestock feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Department
Agriculture Department
Idaho Nominating Ballots Reported in Primary
Boise voters see partisan ballots with Democratic and Republican tickets across statewide offices and congressional seats. Incumbents face challengers for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general superintendent of public instruction and mines inspector, with nonpartisan supreme court race and various county nominees also listed.
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Boise
Democrat
Senate
Charles C. Gossett
Nampa
George E. Donart
Weiser
Paul L. Geddes
Blackfoot
Congress
North Idaho
Compton I. White
Clark Fork
Thomas B. Wood
Coeur d'Alene
South Idaho
Perry Nelson
Rockland
F. H. Bistline
Pocatello
Harold Howell
Pete Leguineche
Arnold Williams
Rexburg
Franklin Girard
Asher B. Wilson
Twin Falls
Robert L. Summerfield
Maude L. Coshe Houston
Howard M. Burl
Ira H. Masters
C. van Clark
St. Anthony
Ernest G. Hansen
Rupert
Ruth C. Moon
Cora E. Stevens
Frank Langley
G. E. Elliott
G. C. Sullivan
Arthur Campbell
Mullan
John Gardner
Hailey
Henry Dworshak
Burley
Richard H. Wells
Pocatero
Orrin G. Lee
Abe McGregor Goff
Moscow
John Sanborn
Hagerman
Max D. Cohn
Hamer Budge
C. A. Robbins
St. Maries
C. A. Bottolfsen
Arco
Adam T. Blackstock
Marsing
Donald 8
Supreme Court
James F. Airshie
E. G. Elliott
Ruth G. Moon
McCabe
Benewah County
Maud Cosho Houston
Ada County
Howard M. Buhl
Robert Summerfield
Donald S. Whitehead
GOP
Milton L. Horsley
Soda Springs
Robert Airshie
C. Stanley Skiles
N. P. Nielson
Alton B. Jones
Idaho Falls
Lela D. Painter
Caldwell
State Supreme Court
Judiciary
Notice of clinic hours at University of Idaho Southern Branch
A public notice states that patients are seen daily at the University of Idaho Southern Branch from 2 to 4 p.m. excluding Saturdays and Sundays. Appointments are made by calling 201.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho Southern Branch
Note on Personal Debt Liability by Joseph M Rough
The statement declares that the speaker will not be responsible for debts contracted by others after this case. It identifies Joseph M Rough as the signer authorizing personal liability limitations. No further context or case details are provided.
Supreme Court feud erupts over coal case
Jackson accuses Justice Black of threatening him to cover up facts in the Jewell Ridge coal case dispute. He vows to fight with open warfare rhetoric, while White House and court officials offer no comment. The 5-4 May 7, 1945 decision granted portal-to-portal pay to soft coal miners and the coal company’s rehearing request was denied.
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Alabama
Black
United Mine Workers
Harris
Jackson
Washington
Doris Fleeson
Jewell Ridge
W&s
Tennessee Coal Company
Stone
Vinson
Crampton Harris
Primary Pits 45 Men for 12 Uiives
C A Robins of St Maries and Adam Blackstock of Marsing enter a heated race for the Second district GOP nomination as Rep Henry C Dworshak leaves the seat after four terms. Republicans list Budge Sanborn and Cohn while Democrats Leguin Nel son Bistline and Howell compete in a four way contest. Dworshak runs in a three way race for senate designation.
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C. A. Robins
St. Maries
Adam Blackstock
Marsing Stockman
Henry C. Dworshak
Senate
Hamer Budge
Boise
John Sanborn
Hagerman Valley
Max Cohn
Pocatello
Pete Leguineche
Perry A. Nelson
Rockland
Power County
F. M. Bistline
Harold C. Howell
Independent Voters League
Dworshak
Idaho Rep Dworshak Votes to Sustain President Veto
Rep Dworshak backed by Idaho and others voted to sustain the president's veto on the Case labor disputes bill as the House stood by 255 to 135 against an override. A two thirds majority would have been needed to overturn. White and Gran participated in the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Washington
Dworshak
Idaho
White
Gran
Utah Congress Members Split Over Veto Override Vote
In a divided roll call, Rep. Morgan Ger and Rep. Jim Robinson were absent or did not vote. Rep. Greg Angell of Oregon voted against overriding the veto, while Rep. Stockman of Oregon voted for the override.
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Ger
Utah
Robinson
Dutah
Rep. Angell
R-Ore
Rep
Stockman
Toll Reaches 17 in Canfield Hotel Fire
The badly burned body of an unidentified man with a charred prayer book was found, raising the death toll to 17 in the Canfield hotel fire. The Red Cross list of missing persons continued to shrink, lending credence to hopes some survivors were accounted for.
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Dubuque
Canfield
American Red Cross
Officials Hope Guests Were Checked Out or Registered
Officials expressed hope that some people who had been listed as guests either checked out before the fire or remained registered as permanent guests, but had been away from town over the weekend.
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Rep. Case
D-Sd
Mr. Truman
Orrin E. Lee
North Idaho Junior College
Clark's Fork
Kootenai County
Col
Abe Goff
Canyon
Gem
Custer
Lemhi
A. R. McCabe
Arnold B. Williams
State Board of Education
Franklin B. Girard
A. M. Newton, M. D
Joseph M. Rough
Pepet-Cola Company
Long Seland City
N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Maar
Persconal
Clearex Clean
Gret Stare Ke
Aerican Mobaay
Service Party
North Main
Pocatello, Idaho
Associated Stores
Burley, Twin Falls
Tahoe
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
California
Butte
Great Falls
Canada
Banneck Hotels
Ruth
Ravel Agents
Tus Aa
Standard OF
Lake Tahoe
Chevron Supreme
West
Chevron
Lake Tabor
Standard
Tations, Inc. and
Chevrow
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