Too Little and Too Late in Europe and ERP Fallout
Dorothy Thompson argues the 1948 European recovery plan is flawed and doomed by Western Germany’s partition. She criticizes Anglo American leadership and predicts continued coal exports, subsidies, and rising unrest as Germany remains under international control without real say.
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Europe
Martin
Taber
Western
Germany
Ruhr
United States
United Kingdom
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Benelux
London
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights and Guest Lineup
A detailed timetable lists shows from 12:00 to 11:30 including Queen for a Day, Martin Black Show, Red Hook 31, and news segments. Notable programs feature Tommy Dorsey, Captain Midnight, Meet the Press, and This Week in Washington among others with occasional music hours and farm tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Black
Red Hook
David Rose
Two Ton Baker
IMN
Shine
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Vik
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Henry J. Taylor
Tex Beneke
Nora Morales
Orch
Palton Lewis, Jr
Inside of Sports
Gay Claridge
Griff Williams
Henry King
Mutual Reports News
Intermountain
Bill Harrington
Border
Washington
Alan Lomax
Women Plan for Club House Meeting Planned for June 5
Mrs Nellie Cline Steenson calls an exploratory gathering of women’s groups on June 5 at Mrs A L Merrill’s home to discuss a permanent club house. Temporary officers include Merrill as president Steenson as vice president and Jensen as secretary. A committee will seek locations and properties with a second meeting scheduled for June 26 at 406 South Ninth to review reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Cline Steenson
A. L. Merrill
A L. Merrill
Donald A. Jensen
Steenson
South Ninth
All Youth Group Sings Sunday At Church Service
The Polymnian Singers a youth group led by Virgil Hugh Camp will perform at the 11 o'clock morning service at First Congregational Church. About 60 high school and college students make up the ensemble now in its second year under Mr Camp. They will sing four numbers and also perform Sunday evening for a district Music club program. The group is self-sponsored and known for its all youth makeup and refined singing. The minister will deliver a sermon titled Turning Up Your Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Polymnian Singers
Virgil Hugh Camp
First Congregational Church
Ed Cunningham
Camp
Pocatello High School
Robert Leppard
Father of Walter H. Marsh Dies in Dallas Oregon
Reverend Leroy Walker announces the death of Walter H. Marsh at his Dallas Oregon home at 6 am. Marsh, well known in Pocatello, spent six months there last winter with the Walkers. He is survived by widow Ruby Peck Marsh and three daughters Margret Walker of Pocatello Laura Le Fors of Dallas Oregon and Dilla McDonald of Sheridan Oregon. Funeral services are set for Saturday morning in the Dallas Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Walker
First Methodist Church
Ence
Marsh
Pocatello
Walkers
Dallas
Marriage Licenses Issued In Idaho Wednesday
Vital statistics list two couples from Idaho towns. Herschell F. Stinger aged 22 and Beth Sweat aged 24, both of Pocatello, received licenses. Amsey A. Upchurch aged 30 and Mary Shumway aged 17 of McCammon also obtained licenses with written consent from Mary’s mother Edythe E. Shumway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschell F. Stinger
Beth Sweat
Pocatello
Amsey A. Upchurch
Mary Shumway
McCammon
Miss Shumway
Edythe E. Shumway
Irving Leader Announces Summer Reading Contest Leaders
Irving field recreation center leads in registrants for a summer reading contest sponsored by the recreation commission and the public library. The event began Monday and ends July 17 with prizes for top readers at seven recreation centers. Registration is at the recreation center and only library-drawn books are allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Field Recreation Center
The
Recreation Commission
Public Library
Carlos Shappart Funeral Services Held Friday
Funeral services for Carlos Shappart 41 rancher of McCammon Idaho will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Downard chapel with Rev. Ed Cunningham officiating. Interment follows in Mountainview cemetery family plot.
Local Meetings Set In Pocatello Friday Evening
W.B.A. No. 6 greets members Friday at 8 in the W.O0.W. hall. Union No. 319 meets 8 p.m. Friday on S. Main. Palm Leaf Circle No. 19 N.O.W. plans an officers club meeting at 336 North Buchanan. Theater Guild meeting postponed. picnic set for Frasier hall Cherry Springs. A son was born to Dr. and Mrs. K. M. Pearson weighing 8 12 at Pocatello General.
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Pocatello Municipal Union No. 319
S. Main
Palm Leaf Circle No
N.O.W
T. R. Spiekerman
North Buchanan
Pocatello Theater Guild
K. M. Pearson
H. J. Hartvigsen
the Pocatello General Hospital
Lila Jean Hartvigsen
Former Wapello Resident Dies At Pocatello Home
Selina May Rei ser Ormond 61, a former Wapello resident and wife of T W Ormond, died at her daughter’s home in Pocatello from a cerebral hemorrhage. She was born August 11 1886 in Salt Lake City and lived in Wapello until 1945 before moving to California. She was active in LDS church work and is survived by husband four children and one brother. Services at 10 a.m. Monday in the Wapello church with Bishop Newell Rollison officiating. burial in Salt Lake City cemetery.
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Blackfoot
Selina May Reiser Ormond
T. W. Ormond
Wapello
Wayme Booth
Pocatello
Wilmington
Calif
Salt Lake City
Henry
Catherine Auer Reiser
Thomas W. Ormund
California
LDS Church
Young Women’s Mutual Improvement Association
Relief Society of the
Wapello Ward
Dan Jorgenson
Clearwater
Wayne Booth
William R. Ormond
Compton
Arnold Reiser
Newell Rollison
Peck and Packham
Margaret Truman Plans to Sing in Opera Soon
Margaret Truman, traveling solo, says she is impressed with the northwest and plans opera study this summer. She spoke for her mother and noted she handles her own affairs on tour.Mrs. Truman avoided interviews in the east and quietly rode the presidential train through Spokane.
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Margaret Truman
Spokane
Northwest
Chronicle
West
Miss Truman
Mon C. Wallgren
Washington
Truman
Echo Camp Luncheon in Utah Pioneer Daughters Event
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers held their annual Bria ham Young birthday party with a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Pearl Watson’s home. Attendees included Mesdames Capell Wheatley Maughn Pugmire McDonald Priday Tuttle Carlson Pugmire Cook Smith Tolman Brower Peterson Hurst Bird Watson Huff Morgan Tolman Garvin Edwards Muir and guest Ida Haypack. After lunch, guests enjoyed a round of Rook.
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Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Briaham
Pearl Watson
Arthur Priday
Mesdames
Bessie Capell
Agnes Wheatley
Eleanor Maughn
Martha Pugmire
Keziah McDonald
Priscilla McLaughlin
Elda Tuttle
Grace Carlson
Elgie Pugmire
LaRue Cook
Carrie Smith
Rovella Tolman
Etta Brower
Lenna Peterson
Emma Hurst
Mamie Bird
Minnie Watson
Idelia Huff
Pearl Morgan
Louis Richardson
Hattie Tolman
Mary Garvin
Annie Edwards
Edna Muir
Ida Haypack
Rook
Yamamoto Marries Mary Takatori in Methodist Ceremony
Japanese groom Frank Yamamoto son of Mr and Mrs T H Yamamoto wed Mary Takatori of Parma in a Saturday afternoon ceremony at the First Methodist Church with Reverend Agatsuma officiating and Kiyo Morimoto as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yamamoto
T. H. Yamamoto
Mary Takatori
Parma
First Methodist Church
Agatsuma
Kiyo Morimoto
Jaycettes Host Unusual Come as You Are Breakfast
Jaycettes staged a Come As You Are breakfast to raise funds for a future membership tea. About 20 members and 40 children attended at the C. Wayne Tucker home, with guests in robes and house dresses. Volunteers collected pennies and nickels but the total added less than a dollar. Organizers were Mrs. Lew Harrison, Mrs. Richard Barrett, and Mrs. Tucker, with Mrs. Dave Hill coordinating breakfast and others handling transport.
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Jaycettes
The
C. Wayne Tucker
Lew Harrison
Richard Barerett
Tucker
Dave Hill
Bob Rasmusesen
Oren Fisher
Model Plane Fans Grow in Pocatello Neighborhood
Enthusiasts in Pocatello increase interest in model airplanes at Irving recreation ground. Motor sounds come from minute diesel engines powering two 70 foot control wires. A C Taylor, 89 Trail Creek Road, a U P railroad electrician, is often at the controls along with Vern Worden and Howard Corbin. Planes include stunt and speed models with speeds up to 120 miles per hour. Models use original designs or pre fabricated material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Taylor
Trail Creek Road
U.P. Railroad
Vern Worden
S. Garfield
Telephone Company
Howard Corbin
Shower and mis cellaneous shower honors Norma Briggs
Miss Norma Briggs, soon to wed Bob Adamson, was honored at a dessert bridge and misc shower hosted by Mrs. W. I. Johnson and Mrs. K. B. Kuttner. Evening guests included her mother Mrs. F. T. Briggs Bob’s mother Mrs. Lionel Adamson and several friends.
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Norma Briggs
Bob Adamson
W. I. Johnson
K. B. Kuttner
F. T. Briggs
Bob
Lionel Adamson
Paul Dills
Charles Clerc
Ray Swallow
Dorothy Lillibridge
Virginia Cox
Carol Criswell
Marjorie Dean
Navy opens vocational trade schools for June enlistments
Lieutenant Commander John P. Howatt announces unlimited June enlistments from high school graduates for 24 navy trade schools. Training covers electricians radiomen yeomen and other skilled trades for aircraft submarines Sea Be s and surface ships with options at recruiting offices and boot training in San Diego for non graduates.
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Navy
John P. Howatt
Salt Lake Navy
Howatt
San Diego
Crash injures four on Pole Line road
Bannock county coroner Arthur Hall says his wife suffered a badly cut knee and a wrenched ankle in the collision on Pole Line road Wednesday. He was involved in the crash reported to have injured four people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hall
Bannock County
the Tribune
Pole Line Road
Rites Set Friday for Carlos Raiser of McCammon
Funeral services for Carlos Raiser of McCammon who died Wednesday at a Pocatello hospital will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Downard chapel with Rev. Ed Cunningham of the First Congregational church officiating. Interment will follow in Mountainview Cemetery family plot.
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Carlos Shappart
McCammon
Idaho
Downard Chapel
Ed Cunningham
First Congregational Church
Mountainview Cemetery
Puneral
Pocatello Hospital
Downard Chape
Lake Titicaca Steamboat Route at High Altitude
Lake Titicaca sits two and a half miles above sea level and is believed to be the world’s highest lake with steamboat operations.
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Lake Titicaca
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Dorothy Thompson
Walter Service
R. E Schmidt
Frank Bozzi
Parvin Witte
Grace Bistline
Stanley Leeney
A. L Merrill
Bessie Botts
Mary Keifer
Irving
G Downs
W.B.A. No. 6
W. Hall
R. P. McGaugh
South Fourth
Varina McGaugh
Albion
Chicago
Northwestern University
Echo Camp
Hubby
Nolan
Tartan Aay
Tartan
Pocatello Drug
Grey
Blue
Tions
Carlson
Eraiva At Piano
Ford Music Ca
West Center
Anderson Lumber Company
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