Bevin Outlines Palestine Crisis and Paris Peace Plan
England’s Foreign Secretary Bevin spoke at the Labour conference in Bournemouth outlining his Palestine policy and a hardline Paris plan. He rejected immediate immigration of 100000 Jews to the Holy Land and warned he would sign separate peace treaties if talks fail. He suggested Washington may aid in housing transport and feeding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Mackenzie
England
Bevin
Britain
Labor Party
Bournemouth
Paris
Holy Land
Palestine
United States
Foreign Office
London
Good Chance To Avert Ship's Strike
Washington reports a government conciliator sees a good chance for a settlement to avert a threatened maritime strike set for tomorrow night. CIO unions debate a 48 hour week for seamen and a monthly wage raise while 200000 members prepare for possible action with mass meetings and soup kitchens organized in seaports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO
CIO National Maritime Union
CMU
WSA
A. B. Kelley
D-Pa
House Labor
Kelley
John Owens
International Longshoremen's Association
Owens
AFL
John W. Gibson
Pressman
Madrid Press Warns UN Decision Could Spark Civil War
The Madrid newspaper said a UN Security Council decision against Franco would be suitable to excite civil war. It stated the city is firmly resolved to defend internal peace to the last extreme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
United Nations Security Council
Deadlock in Logging Continues Between Workers and Employers
In Victoria, Harold Pritchett of the International Woodworkers of America said loggers and sawmill workers reject further bargaining even with Justice Sloan’s mediation. He blamed employers for blocking talks and called for responsibility. In Vancouver, BC, R V Stuart said employers would accept Sloan’s recommendations, criticizing Pritchett for not accepting a 15 cent hourly raise, a 44 hour week, and dues checkoff, warning swift progress if accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Harold Pritchett
International Woodworkers of America
CIO
Gordon Sloan
Pritchett
Xanney Larson
Portland
Ore International Union
Justice Sloan
Vancouver
R. V. Stuart
British Columbia
Stuart
Sloan
Feed Shortage Blamed On Colossal Bungling
Seattle reports blame the department of agriculture for a poultry feed shortage described as a colossal bungling. John G Wilson of the Pacific Northwest Feed association said 3,000,000 bushels of emergency grain were needed to carry flocks until fall. He noted 30 cars of wheat arrived as one day's supply and more was promised but not yet delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Department of Agriculture
John G. Wilson
Pacific Northwest Feed Association
Chicago
James C. Petrillo
APL American Federation of Musicians
U. S. District
J. Albert Woll
Petrillo
WAAF
U. S. Supreme Court
Lea
Woll
Federal District Court
Walter J. la Bay
Rsans
Dleans
Chicago Federation of Musicians
Supreme Court
St. Petersburg
Fla
American Mother Cabrini Becomes First US Saint
Vatican consistory votes unanimously to canonize Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini of Chicago, the first American saint. Also to be sainted are Bernardino Realino, Joan Elisabeth Richier de Ages, and Joao de Britto. Cabrini founded the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart, built schools and hospitals, crossed the Atlantic 23 times, and died Dec 22 1917.
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 Cross
Joao de Britto
India
Mother Cabrini
Institute of the
Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Atlantic
Pacific
San Angelo
Italy
Cabini
Home Counties Aid Favorite Sons
The home counties of three candidates for the Republican gubernatorial nomination backed their favored candidates. In Benewah county Dr. C. A. Robins led with 720 votes from 15 of 17 precincts, Bottolfsen 67, and Blackstock 23. In Butte county Bottolfsen led with 244 votes from five of six precincts, Robins 23, Blackstock 3. In Owyhee county Blackstock had 201 to 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 Vote Totals Favor Favorite Sons in Local Election
With 42 of 43 Bannock County precincts reported, Bannock candidates led in major races. Republican Richard H. Wells and Democrat Nellie Cline Steenson posted strong county tallies for U S Senate and State Senate, while Sheriff Alma Marley defeated D A Nichols and continued as top county official. Official counts awaiting county commissioners meeting.
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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
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
Bannock
Samuel D. Clinton
Percy A. Traughber
D. A. McNichols
Thatcher
the Tribune
National Officers Attend Convention at 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 said Chiles Plummer of Cheyenne Wyoming national wildlife Federation vice president 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 Portugal
Rome reports King Umberto has left Italy for exile in Portugal aboard a four engined Savoia Marchetti plane from Capodichino. The move ends a three day standoff with the cabinet over the plebiscite result and follows Premier de Gasperi gaining acting chief of state powers. Queen Maria Jose and their two children previously departed for Portugal.
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Rome
Umberto
Italy
Portugal
Quirinale Palace
Campino
Lisbon
Pisa
Supreme Court
Alcide de Gasperi
Maria Jose
Royal House of Savoy
New Crisis in North China Prompts Global Alert
Reports from Nanking say a 15 day truce among nationalist and communist factions in North China collapsed. Nationalist troops push in Manchuria and landings near Tsingtao by communists are frustrated. U S Marines guard Tsingtao as martial law rumors spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Central News Agency
Manchuria
Tsingtao
U. S
North China
Wang Ping Nan
Shantung Province
New Senator Takes Office in November
Boise report on the Idaho U. S. Senate race shows the Gossett successor to be decided in the November general election. The winner, either Rep. Henry C. Dworshak or State Senator George E. Conard, will take office after Nov. 25 upon Senate confirmation to fill the unexpired term of the late Sen. John Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
U. S
Charles C. Gossett
U. S. Senate
John Thomas
Henry C. Dworshak
Idaho
GOP
George E. Conart
Gossett
Thomas
State Board of Canvassers
Washington, D. C
Senate
Republican U. S. Senate
Henry Dworshak
Abe Goff
John Sanborn
Heeevees C. A. Robins Ty
Whitehead
Preacher Payne's Mann Act case sees missing key witness
Opal Mae Mullford, 16, the chief government witness in the Mann Act indictment against preacher George Russell Payne, 44, disappeared on the eve of his trial in Kansas City district court. She had previously run away from Jackson County authorities and was found in Tulsa with a grandmother last February. Payne allegedly had relations with her 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 in Auto Crash
Charles Butterworth aged 49, a veteran film comic known for subtle drolleries, died after his car struck a lamp post and he was rushed from the scene to an ambulance. Born in South Bend Indiana, he studied law at Notre Dame before turning to newspapers and vaudeville. He rose to fame in stage roles and later film appearances including Allez Oop and Goods Bye.
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Los Angeles
Charles Butterworth
Hollywood
Butterworth
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Chicago
J. P. McEvoy
New York
Butteworth
Adelin
War crimes tribunal opens case against Tojo and 75 others
In Tokyo the international war crimes tribunal opened its case with 15 foot red lined maps as prosecutors present the charges against wartime premier Hideki Tojo and 75 others for planning and executing aggression. In Washington two bids for a Geneva Utah steel plant valued at 200 million dollars emerged, one from United States Steel Corp. and another from Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.
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Tokyo
International War Crimes Tribunal
Hideki Tojo
Washington T
Geneva
Utah
United States Steel Corp
War Assets Administration
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co
WAA
House Banking Committee Advances British Loan Pact
The committee approved ratification of the £5.75 billion British loan by a 20 to 5 vote amid a Senate approval of 46 to 34. It now heads to the House floor where opponents warn of a heated fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Banking Committee
Senate
House
Treasury locks silver stock as Congress holds key
Washington reports that Uncle Sam keeps the world’s largest silver reserve under lock, while industrial users warn shortages threaten production. Officials say treasury surplus supplies are legally padlocked, with Congress as the controlling authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Congress
Reservoirs At Capacity In Idaho Falls District
Jackson Lake content 849 280 acre feet this week up from 704 860 a year ago American Falls reservoir 1 718 030 acre feet versus 1 706 720 a year ago District watermaster Lynn Crandall reports both reservoirs are filled to capacity this week.
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Idaho Falls
Jackson Lake
American Falls
Lynn Crandall
Pete Leguineche Wins Boise Democratic Nomination for Congress
Boise attorney Pete Leguineche won the Democratic nomination for southern Idaho’s congressman seat in a four way primary. He beat Arnold Williams and R. Summerfield among others and will face Bistline in the general election. Leguineche backs the Columbia Valley Authority and received booster support from F. M. Bistline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Pete Leguineche
Idaho
U. S
Charles Crossett
Leguineche
Columbia Valley Authority
F. M. Bistline
Pocatello
Bistline
Lecumeche
Weather notes and temperatures across stations
Thunderstorms forecast and local river wading noted as cautionary. June 13 temperatures reached high 75 and low 45 with a mean of 60 and no precipitation this month. Surrounding stations report highs from 51 to 85 and lows from 36 to 55 with sun set at 8 08 and sunrise at 4 51.
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Idaho Falls
Dubois
Burley
Bone
Butte
Salt Lake
Furgesons Visit Mr and Mrs Lehnhof
E Furgeson and his wife visit Mr and Mrs E P Furgeson at 153 Taft Avenue. The Furgesons reside in San Francisco where E Furgeson works as a reporter for The San Francisco Examiner and is a former Tribune editorial employee.
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Lehnhof
E. Furgeson
Mr. Furgeson
E. FP. Furgeson
Taft Avenue
The
San Francisco Examiner
Tribune
Safety Drive Opens Forest Campaign For Recreation Seekers
The forest service launched its annual safety campaign with the slogan burned timber builds no homes. The effort aims to boost safety awareness as a record number of recreation seekers visit woodlands this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Forest Service
Lovers Die After Fatal Leap From Lafayette Hotel
Washington detectives report Arthur D. Millison 34 and Dorothy Cox Mahoney 19 leapt from the Lafayette Hotel ninth floor after a heated dispute with officers attempting to calm them. Millison, formerly a garage owner, and Mahoney, a writer, died within minutes of the fall. Millison had threatened to jump as police urged him to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lafayette Hotel
White House
Clyde N. Strange
Arthur D. Millison
Dorothy Cox Mahoney
San Francisco
Millison
Edwin Bure
James L. Thrift
Birrell
Thrift
Mulison
Record Grain Crop Ready For Harvest
Field reports from Kansas Oklahoma and Texas show a better than average wheat harvest aided by recent rains and a hot sun. Farmers rush combines to reap grain ahead of schedule while some store grain on farms to avoid mandatory sales to the Commodity Credit Corporation amid policy tensions.
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Hutchinson
Kans
Plains
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas- Oklahoma
Trimming Dies Following Short Illness
Albert F. Trimming dies late this afternoon at 535 North Lincoln after a brief illness. Born in England he served in World War I and was a former molding superintendent at the Elks temple. Survived by widow Amy, two sons and a captain in the army, with John E. Trimming postmaster at Pocatello. Downard funeral home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Trimming
North
Lincoln
England
Trinity Episcopal Church
Elks Temple
Amy FE. Trimming
John E. Trimming
Pocatello
Downard Funeral Home
Mother of Pocatellan Suffers Fatal Burns
Mrs. Amy Marsh 42 died in a Salt Lake City hospital from burns caused when her clothing ignited on a gas burner. She was a widow with three daughters and a brother Earl Olson of Pocatello listed as survivor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Amy Marsh
Draft Extension Debate Moves OPA Price Controls
The Senate killed a proposal to lift price controls on multiple goods and instead kept most OPA controls. A 51 to 21 roll call defeated Elmer Thomas’s amendment to lift controls on timber petroleum cotton milk livestock tobacco poultry fish shellfish grain peanuts fruits vegetables and processed products. A 40 million member consumer and labor conference urged President Truman to veto the OPA extension bill and pushed to maintain current price controls or approve the budget bureau’s OPA appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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