Bevin Sets Policy Lines On Palestine And Paris Peace Plan
England's Foreign Secretary Bevin told the Labour conference at Bournemouth that Britain would reject immediate Jewish immigration to Palestine and warned he would sign separate peace treaties if Paris negotiations stall. He described the Paris talks as a final bid for Russian cooperation and hinted at seeking U S aid in the Holy Land. A London foreign office spokesman meanwhile noted an American advisory team would visit for housing and transport briefings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Mackenzie
England
Bevin
Britain
Labor Party
Bournemouth
Palestine
Paris
Holy Land
United States
Foreign Office
London
Good Chance To Avert Ship's Strike
A government conciliator said there is a good chance of settlement today to avert the threatened maritime strike due tomorrow night. CIO unions weigh a 48 hour week proposal and a $17.5 monthly wage rise. 200,000 members prepare for a strike as west coast stoppages begin tonight. A labor department meeting included CIO leaders Philip Murray and Lee Pressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIIO
CIO National Maritime Union
CMU
WSA
A. B. Kelley
D-Pa
House Labor Subcommittee
Kelley
John Owens
International Longshoremen's Association
Owens
CIO
AFL
John W. Gibson
Pressman
Madrid Press Warns UN Ruling Could Spur Civil War
Madrid argued that a Security Council decision against Franco would be suitable to ignite civil war. The paper claimed Spain would defend internal peace to the last extremity and emphasized firmness against foreign pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
United Nations Security Council
Deadlock in Logging Standoff Hits Negotiations
In Victoria B C Harold Pritchett district president of the International Woodworkers of America CIO said loggers and sawmill workers have refused further bargaining even at the behest of Chief Justice Gordon Sloan the government appointed arbitrator After a conference with Karney Larson and Justice Sloan Pritchett asserted employers must accept full responsibility for the dispute Meanwhile in Vancouver R V Stuart for the British Columbia Lumber Operators said firms remain ready to accept Sloan recommendations Criticizing Pritchett for not backing Sloan s plan Stuart said an award acceptance would revive talks within 24 hours
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Harold Pritchett
International Woodworkers of America
CIO
Gordon Sloan
Pritchett
Karney Larson
Portland
Ore International Union
Justice Sloan
Vancouver
R. V. Stuart
British Columbia
Stuart
Sloan
Feed Shortage Blamed On Colossal Bungling
SEATTLE. A case of colossal bungling by the department of agriculture was said to be the reason for the shortage of poultry feeds in the state. John G. Wilson of the Pacific Northwest Feed association said back in May that 3,000,000 bushels of emergency grain would be needed to bridge to fall. Recently 30 cars of wheat arrived, enough for one day, with more confirmed for a day and a half, but not yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Department of Agriculture
John G. Wilson
Pacific Northwest Feed Association
American Catholic Saint Headlines Canonization at Vatican
Vatican consistory unanimously approves canonization of Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini of Chicago making her the first American saint. Also canonized are Bernardino Realino Joao de Britto and Joan Elisabeth Richier de Ages. Cabrini died 1917 after a life of missionary work founding the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and serving in schools hospitals and orphanages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
United States
Vatican
Frances Xavier Cabrni
Chicago
Bernardino Realino
France
Joan Elisabeth Richier de Ages
Order of the Daughters of the
Mother Cabrini
Institute of the
Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Atlantic
Pacific
San Angelo
Italy
Cabini
Home Counties Aid Favorite Sons
In Benewah, St Maries candidate Dr. C A Robins led with 720 votes from 15 of 17 precincts while Bottolfsen and Blackstock trailed. In Butte, Bottolfsen led with 244 votes across five of six precincts, Robins 23, Blackstock 3. In Owyhee, Blackstock led with 201 as Robins 108 and Bottolfsen 66, with six of 18 precincts reporting.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
St. Maries
Benewah
C. A. Bottolfsen
Adam H. Blackstock
Bottolfsen
Arco
Butte County
Robins
Blackstock
Marsing
Owyhee County
Bannock County Posts Wide Party Leads In Local Races
With 42 of 43 precincts reporting Bannock County voters show Democratic leaders Nellie Steenson for state senator and F. M. Bistline for U S representative ahead, while Republican Theo Turner and Roy Hale win key county races. Final official results pending county commission tally and Thatcher outcomes.
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Bannock County
Max D. Cohn
Congress
Hamer Budge
John Sanborn
F. M. Bistline
Pete Leguineche
Richard H. Wells
United States
Henry Dworshak
Orrin E. Lee
Nellie Cline Steenson
Ben W. Henderson
Theo Turner
Charles W. Stoddard
Roy T. Hale
McCammon
al Morrison
Ray D. Bistline, Jr
C. M. Jeffery
Bistline
Pocatello Tribune
The
Tribune
Alma Marley
Board of County Commissioners
Commission
Batinock County
Nellie Cline Steensen
J. O. Anderson
Mathias W. Lowe
Henry C. O'leary
John Aljets
Anna Keefe
Laura B. Berg
Scott D. Lowe
Mark Manley
Arthur W. Hall
W. P. Havener
Elkin Chandler
Charles W. Hyde
Alfred S. Horrocks
Squire F. Crockett
Perry Swisher
Willis L. Bassett
Clegg Raymond
Burton A. Empey
Willard Lund
Erwin L. Brower
Henry McQuade
Dell R. Lish
Samuel D
Clinton
Percy A. Traughber
D. A. Mcl Nichols
Thatcher
the Tribune
National Officers Attend Convention in Twin Falls
P J Hoffmaster of Lansing Michigan president of the International Association of Game and Fish Commissioners will speak at the Western Association of Game and Fish Commissioners convention in Twin Falls July 15 17 James O Beck of Boise president notes Chiles Plummer of Cheyenne Wyoming vice president of the National Wildlife Federation will also speak Invitations have been accepted by Jeff Kendall director of the Oklahoma fish and game department and a Texas delegation Beck said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
P. J. Hoffmaster
Lansing
Mich
International Association of Game and Fish Commissioners
Western Association of Game and Fish Commissioners
Twin Falls
James O. Beck
Beck
Chiles Plummer
Cheyenne
Wyoming
National Wildlife Federation
Jeff Kendall
Oklahoma Fish and Game Department
Texas
Royal family leaves Italy for exile in Portugal
King Umberto departed Italy for exile in Portugal aboard a Savoia Marchetti aircraft from Campino airport after a three day cabinet dispute over the plebiscite results. Premier de Gasperi gains acting chief of state powers as Queen Maria Jose and children followed to Portugal by sea.
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Rome
Royal
Umberto
Italy
Portugal
Quirinale Palace
Campino
Lisbon
Pisa
Supreme Court
Alcide de Gasperi
Maria Jose
Royal House of Savoy
New Crisis in North China Escalates Civil War Tensions
Reports from Nanking indicate a shattered 15 day truce as nationalist troops push in Manchuria and clashes occur near Tsingtao where Marines guard. Communist leaders claim self defense and halt orders reach Shantung while U S efforts seek a settlement amid renewed fighting around Hsiaohsien and Tungshan Hsien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Central News Agency
Manchuria
Tsingtao
U. S
North China
Shantung Peninsula
Shantung
Giangsu
New Fourth Army
Hsiaohsien
Tungshan Hsien
Hsuchow
New Senator Takes Office in November
Boise reports the Gossett successor will assume the U S Senate after November 25 to fill the late John Thomas term. GOP nominee Henry C Dworshak or State Senator George E Donart won the primary. Certification on November 26 will send the winner to Washington to begin upon Senate approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
U.S
Charles C. Gossett
U. S. Senate
John Thomas
Henry C. Dworsshak
Idaho
GOP
George E. Donart
Gossett
Thomas
State Board of Canvassers
Washington, D. C
Senate
Oeene
GC. A. Robins
Arnold Williams
Seeeenee D
Whitehead Sosesbs
R. Summerfield
Seenee J. D. Price
Ira Masters
Sees N. P. Nielson
E. G. Hansen
Oneoeesness
Lela Painter
Aerees Ruth Moon
Robert Airshie
Frank Langley
Alton Jones
G. C. Sullivan
Arthur Campbell
Preacher Payne Faces Mann Act Case As Key Witness Disappears
Opal Mulford, 16, chief government witness in the Mann Act indictment against preacher George Russell Payne, 44, vanished on the eve of his trial in Jackson County district court. Payne allegedly had relations with the girl in a parked car on January 19 when she was 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Opal Mae Mulford
George Russell Payne
Payne
Jackson County
Tulsa
Coral L. Denison
Police Youth Bureau
Popular Film Comic Butterworth Dies After Car Crash
Charles Butterworth 49, noted for subtle drolleries and tangles of metaphor, died in an ambulance after his car struck a lamp post. The Hollywood actor, a Notre Dame graduate and former newspaper man, had risen in vaudeville and film with roles in Americana and Allez Oop among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Charles Butterworth
Hollywood
Butterworth
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Chicago
Lm Akers
J. P. McEvoy
New York
War crimes tribunal opens case against Tojo and 25 others
In Tokyo the international tribunal presented 15-foot square red lined maps as evidence as the prosecution opened its case against Hideki Tojo and 25 other wartime leaders charged with imperial aggression. The proceedings spotlight the leaders alleged to have driven wartime Japan into expansionist plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
International War Crimes Tribunal
Hideki Tojo
Treasury Locks Silver Stocks Amid Shortage Complaints
Uncle Sam sits on the world’s largest silver reserves while industry warns production is threatened by a metal shortage. Government agencies acknowledge the problem but Treasury surplus stocks are legally padlocked, with Congress holding the key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Congress
Reservoirs Reach Capacity in Idaho Falls Report
Jackson Lake holds 849 280 acre feet this week up from 704 860 acre feet last year while American Falls Reservoir stands at 1 718 030 acre feet versus 1 706 720 acre feet year ago.
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Idaho Falls
Jackson Lake
American Falls
Lynn Crandall
Leguineche Wins Democratic Primary in Southern Idaho
Pete Leguineche, Boise attorney and CVA backer, wins the four way Democratic primary for the southern Idaho congressional seat. F. M. Bistline telegraphs support, while runner up Pocatello trails by 487 votes in unofficial returns from 380 of 448 precincts. The district covers 25 counties.
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Boise
Pete Leguineche
Idaho
U. S
Charles C. Gossett
Leguineche
Columbia Valley Authority
F. M. Bistline
Pocatello
Bistline
Music Union President to Face Charges in Lea Law Probe
Chicago. AFL American Federation of Musicians President James Petrillo faces federal charges under the Lea law for allegedly calling a WAAF studio librarian strike to coerce higher staffing. The information accuses him of directing musicians to quit, urging others not to accept work, and placing a picket in front of the station. Petrillo argued the law is unconstitutional and said he will test it before the Supreme Court. The June 21 federal hearing is set in Chicago before Judge Walter J. LaBuy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James C. Petrillo
AFL American Federation of Musicians
Lea
U. S
J. Albert Woll
Petrillo
WAAF
U. S. Supreme Court
Woll
Federal District Court
Walter J. la Buy
Deans
St. Petersburg
Fla
Weather Summary for June 13 With Nearby Readings
The entry notes a high of 75 and a low of 45 for June 13, with a mean of 60 and a normal of 61. It reports no precipitation to date for the month and mentions local thunderstorms forecast and children wading in a nearby river. Surrounding stations show varied highs and lows including Boise 83 52 and Salt Lake 78 55.
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Thalia Falls
Dubois
Burley
Boise
Butte
Salt Lake
Furgesons Visit Mr and Mrs Lehnhoff
E Furgeson and Mr Furgeon visit Mr and Mrs E F Furgeson of 153 Taft Avenue. Furgeon is a reporter for The San Francisco Examiner and a former Tribune editorial employee.
Safety Drive Opens in Forest Safety Campaign
The forest service launched its annual safety campaign with the slogan Burned timber builds no homes aimed at boosting woodland safety. Officials anticipate a record number of recreation seekers this year as awareness efforts begin nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Forest Service
Lovers Take Fatal Leap From Lafayette Hotel
A former garage owner Arthur D. Millison and Dorothy Cox Mahoney, both Washing ton residents, died within 45 minutes of each other after leaping from the ninth floor of the Lafayette Hotel near the White House. Millison, in underwear, fled a barricaded room as officers tried to talk him down. a pink clad Dorothy fell bodies down to the dining room roof. Police found a bloody razor and Millison’s slashed wrists.
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Washington
Lafayette Hotel
White House
Clyde N. Strange
Arthur D. Millison
Dorothy Cox Mahoney
San Francisco
Millison
Edwin Birrell
James L. Thrift
Birrell
Thrift
Syurtling
Record Grain Crop Ready for Harvest
Hutchinson Kansas reports a bumper wheat harvest across Kansas Oklahoma and Texas with rain and sun pushing yields past expectations. Farmers store wheat on farms to avoid forced sales to the Commodity Credit Corporation while awaiting potential price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kans
Plains
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas- Oklahoma
Trimming Dies After Short Illness
Albert E. Trimming of 535 North Lincoln dies following a brief illness. Born in England he served in World War I and belonged to Trinity Episcopal Church. He formerly worked as building superintendent at the Elks temple and is survived by his widow Amy E. Trimming, two sons and John E. Trimming postmaster at Pocatello. Downard funeral home arranging arrangements.
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England
Trinity Episcopal Church
Elks Temple
Amy E. Trimming
John E. Trimming
Pocatello
Downard Funeral Home
Mother of Pocatellan Suffers Fatal Burns
Salt Lake City reports Mrs. Amy Marsh 42 died in hospital from burns suffered when her clothing was ignited by a gas burner on Monday. The widow leaves three daughters and a brother Earl Olson of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Amy Marsh
Foreign Legion Advocated in Draft Extension Program
The Senate rejected an Elmer Thomas proposal to lift price controls on listed commodities as part of the OPA extension bill. A 51 to 21 roll call defeated the amendment. A separate 40,000,000-member consumer and labor conference urged President Truman to veto the OPA legislation and urged Congress to either keep current price controls or approve the budget bureau plan. The meeting occurred as the Senate neared a final vote on the bill.
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Washington
Senate
OPA
Elmer Thomas
D.-Okla
Thomas
Truman
Congress
Budget Bureau
Emergency Committee For Price Control
Senate Banking Committee
Sen. Wagner
D.-N.y
Clifford T. McAvoy
United Electrical Workers
CIO
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Marshall
Wang Ping Nan
Shantung Province
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Geneva
Utah
United States Steel Corp
War Assets Administration
Colorado Fuel & Tron Co
WAA
House Banking Committee
House
Music Union
Furgesons Visit
Midwest
Nmc H
Fey
Albert. E. Trimming
Lincoln
Pocatellan
Foreign Legion
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