Wage Demands Take Center Stage In New U S Labor Talks
The week features key wage talks across steel coal and electrical industries. U S Steel opens talks with CIO United Steelworkers led by Philip Murray, while 20 000 coal miners in Steel pits face contract discussions. The CIO United Auto Workers pursues a 300 million program with General Electric and Westinghouse Electric as first bargaining sessions begin.
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William G. Smock
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
Philip Murray
Cio-United Steelworkers of America
U. S. Steel
Philadelphia
United Mine Workers
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Public Airing Of AEC To Be Continued
Senator McMahon said the public airing of charges against the Atomic Energy Commission will proceed Monday despite secrecy bars. He hopes Senator Hickenlooper is ready to present his case, and will offer further input if needed. McMahon and Hickenlooper lead the joint Atomic Energy Committee examining loyalty concerns.
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Oliver W. Dewolf
Washington
McMahon
D-Conn
Atomic Energy Commission
Hickenlooper
R-Ia
AEC
25 Candidates To Seek N Y Mayor Post
New York faces a crowded field as 25 aspirants seek the mayor's job for the 8 million city. Mayor William O'Dwyer, after one term, declares he will not yield to a draft. Party leaders plan next week to begin smoke-filled room talks to determine nominees.
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N. Y
New York
William O'Dwyer
Fire destroys bottling plant in Idaho Falls
Fire of undetermined origin Saturday night leveled the Old Faithful bottling company plant in Idaho Falls. Owner Robert H. Rust estimated damage at 225000 dollars including a newly added 75000 dollar addition. Firefighters connected to a hydrant four blocks away, and reports of an explosion were unverified.
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Idaho Falls
Rust
Cards Move Up To Second In Pioneer League
Pocatello Cardinals climbed to second place with an 8 3 win over Twin Falls Cowboys. A four run third inning broke open the game as Twin Falls led early on Sven Jessen drive in Charley Buck. Lew Vitous led a late Twin Falls charge before Pocatello pulled away with key hits. Manager Charley Metro was ejected for protesting a call. A special feature airs Monday at 8 pm before the final Twin Falls series game.
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Pocatello Cardinals
Twin Falls Cowboys
Great Falls
Twin Falls
Sven Jessen
Charley Buck
Pocatello
Frank Dean
Dick Czaplewski
Charley Williams
Waddies
Hal Danielson
Jessen
Ted Lewandowski
Dom Barczewski
Henry Zich
Lew Vitous
Waddy
Vitous
Kent Peterson
Chucker Bob Vogel
Dean
Larry Nenna
Wiliams
Charley Metro
Twot Falls
Car Recovered On Fort Hall Reservation
State Officer Alfred B. Nogo reported the Ford sedan recovered on the Fort Hall reservation after being stolen Monday evening from the 400 block on East Center. The vehicle was found stripped of all accessories.
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Alfred B. Nogo
Fort Hall
W. M. Robins
Bidwell Auto Court
East Center
UP Rail Head siver Future Ahead
A. E. Stoddard, president of Union Pacific, urged Idaho potato and onion shippers to boost production to meet hungry world markets. He reassured no alarm or hysteria, promised cooperation, maintained schedules, and noted 540 diesel units and 280 steam locomotives ready for fall crop movement.
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Sun Valley
Ida
Union Pacific Railroad
A. E. Stoddard
Idaho
Stoddard
Union Pacific
Mexican Nabbed As Wag May Face Morals Charge
Police report the arrest of Cruz Perez a Mexican about 45 on vagrancy charges with investigation possible to file morals charges. A Mrs Leo Robertson reported a man entered a trailer house and assaulted Mrs Merced Adalid 29. Adalid unable to speak used hand signals to convey details. Adalid alleges Perez had a gun inside his underwear when entering the trailer and threatened her. Perez was arrested in the 100 block North Railroad avenue after contacting Jose Coronado 66 Sacramento in railroad yards. Coronado held on vagrancy charge as possible witness.
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Cruz Perez
Leo Robertson
Merced Adalid
Strange Object Crashes Through Roof in Wichita
In Wichita Kansas a retired rail worker J H Swartzel heard a crash and found a 214 pound object on his front room rug. Police identified the object as a trailer weight lost from an airplane radio aerial.
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Wichita
Kas
J. H. Swartzel
Swartzel
Charles Prowse
Peoria Jay-Os Named Best In U S Jaycees
The Peoria Ill chapter was acclaimed the best of 1800 local units in the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce at the 29th annual meeting in Colorado Springs. Harold A Marks memorial award for top achievement went to Peoria as William Collins of St Paul Minn announced 271 individual awards. Clarence A Howard awards for population groups named Vernal Utah Beckley W Va Sunnyside Wash and Peoria top in their sizes with judging based on overall organizational excellence.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Peoria
Ill
U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Illionis
Harold A. Marks
Marks
William Collins
St. Paul
Daughters and Sons Born to Local Families in Recent Births
Births reported from St. Anthony's and General hospitals include daughters born Friday to John and Marvel Bowen of Downey and Robert and Patricia Rosauer of 201 Rosewood, a son to John and Georgette Peterson of 7 Campus Drive, a son to Ernest and Inez Evening of Fort Hall and James and Idona Bar rus of 159 Portneuf Park, a son to Curtis and Shirley Lee of Provo, Utah, and a daughter to Glen and Tessie H. Thomas of 625 West Greeley, with births listed Saturday at General hospital.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
John
Marvel Bowen
Downey
Robert
Patricia Rosauer
Rosewood
Georgette Peterson
Campus Drive
Ernest
Inez Evening
Fort Hall
James
Idona Barrus
Portneuf Park
General Hospital
Curtis
Shirley Lee
Provo
Utah
Glen
Tessie H. Thomas
West Greeley
Idaho Solon Opposes Korea Aid Over Domestic Politics
Idaho Senator Glen Taylor said he would vote against a proposed 150 million dollar loan to South Korea unless Seoul cleans up its domestic politics. He suggested supporting direct intervention to push for democratic reforms if aid is granted. The request comes as Washington backs a “little Marshall Plan” for the Republic of Korea amid northern communist influence.
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Washington
Glen Taylor
Idaho
State Department
UP Approves Expanding Pocatello Fruit Express Facilities
Pacific Fruit Express plans a 1.4 million dollar expansion in Pocatello to triple the yard's capacity by adding cag pair shops and cleaning lines for 350 refrigerator cars daily. The move, announced by K V Plummer at the Sun Valley Idaho Potato and Union Shippingers convention, aims to speed car movements and reduce delays from North Platte and Council Bluffs. Presidents Stoddard and Mercier of Union Pacific approved the project and construction will begin after contracts are awarded.
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Pocatello
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Sun Valley
K. V. Plummer
San Francisco
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Southern Pacific
Express Company
A. KB. Stoddard
U. P
Avre Mercier
Plummer
Idaho Potato and Union Shippers Association
Stoddard
Mercier
Union Pacific Yards
Poca
Idaho
North Platte
Nebr
Council Bluffs
Pacific Fruit Express
Local men cited for speeding and procession disruption
Police reported Saturday that William J. Cleaver and Harley Bruce Mark ham were cited into police court on speeding charges with speeds up to 45 and 40 mph. Kenneth F. E. Crandall, age 19, was cited for running a car through a funeral procession.
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William J. Cleaver
South Fifth
Harley Bruce Markham
South Johnson
Cleaver
Markham
Kenneth FE. Crandall
North Fifteenth
Truman Says Independence Reaches 321 MPH
President Truman flew from Little Rock to Washington aboard the Independence and reported a tail wind boosting speed to about 321 miles per hour. The journey took just over three hours as reporters listened after landing at 7 40 p.m. EST.
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Washington
Truman
Little Rock
Ark
Independence
Voluntary health bill gains AHA endorsement in Chicago
The American Hospital Association endorsed a substitute national voluntary health insurance bill, replacing President Truman’s proposed plan. Separately, Idaho’s 190th National Guard fighter squadron launched a two week training at Moses Lake Washington with 18 F 51 fighters two light bombers and six transports. In Salt Lake City a 65 year old Utah Power and Light lineman fell 25 feet injuring himself. Pendleton saw a sawmill and offices burn, $150000 damage. Helen M McKinstry president emeritus Russell Sage College died at 71 in Troy New York.
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Chicago
The
American Hospital Association
Truman
Roise
Idaho
190Th National Guard
Moses Lake
Wash
Salt Lake City
Utah Power and Light Company
George Carrigan
Midvale
Troy, N. Y
Helen M. McKinstry
Russell Sage College
Hi Lo Pen
Pocatello Ceceseesees
Billings
Eeennee
Boise
Onan
Minneapolis
New York
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
Yellowstone
Two Here Win National Egg Contest
Two local area participants win top prizes in a nationwide egg production contest conducted across 48 states. The Ralston Purina Mills event ran Sept 1 1948 to March 1 1949 with final judging spanning the period. First prize went to Mr and Mrs A G Burton of McCammon for 80 percent production from 240 chickens yielding 21 204 eggs.
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Ralston-Purina Company
Jack Greenwalt
Idaho Falls
Feed Mills
Harold Pack
Farmers’ Feed and Seed Store
Alameda
A. G. Burton
Pocatello
Greenwalt
Pack
Burton
Mr. Metzener
Ralston Purina Mills
McCammon
Pocatello Forecast Sees Warm Weekend Skies
Weather bulletin notes fair conditions for Pocatello and vicinity with little temperature change. Highs Sunday of 85 to 90 degrees and lows 55 to 60, while Boise reached 86 yesterday.
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Pocatello
Boise
Pocatello RAM Chapter To Confer Master Degree Monday
William H. Nuckols announces a convocation of Pocatello chapter No. 6 RAM at the Masonic temple Monday evening for conferring the Most Excellent Master degree on two candidates. Refreshments will be served after the lodge session.
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William H. Nuckols
Pocatello
RAM
Masonic Temple
Truman urges European rearmament and aid expansion
President Truman called for rearming Europe and warned against cutting funds for European recovery, saying such cuts would be a false economy. He announced plans to seek congressional support for aid to western zones and to boost economic and technical help to underdeveloped regions. Senators Taft McKellar Connally commented on the proposals amid a responsive congressional atmosphere.
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Little Rock
Truman
Europe
Congress
Free Nations
America
Washington
Taft
Ohio
GOP
Senator Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Texan
Western Bay Governors Visit Here
Four young governors from Oregon Washington California and Idaho met Bay Governor Lynn Davis in Pocatello Idaho yesterday. Gerry Crockwell YMCA Portland accompanied them as they travel toward Washington D C for talks with 20 Bay governors and a nationwide month long sightseeing tour. The youths were elected by YMCA Youth and Government Model Legislatures and include Gordon Young Jim Cooke Joe Gallegos and Lynn Davis. Davis is a senior and son of Ray and (illegible) Davis of 436 So 8th Ave.
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Idaho
Lynn Davis
Pocatello
Oregon
Washington
California
Gordon Young
Seattle
Wash
Jim Cooke
Salem
Ore
Joe Gallegos
Stockton
Calif
Davis
Gerry Crockwell
YMCA
Portland
Washington, D. C
Young Davis
Ray J. Davis
8Th Avenue
Boys Council
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