Walkout Ties Up 700 Ships In U S Harbors
In New York AP report National Maritime Union president Joseph Curran says nearly 700 ships are tied up in U S ports under a no contract no work policy. He warns that 1,150 ships could be affected in days if demands aren’t met as CIO unions participate in the dispute.
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New York
United States
National Maritime Union
Joseph Curran
NMU
CIO
Curran
Association of American Railroads
AFL
Seattle
Judge Denies Petition To Curb Wallace At Watergate Talk
Federal Judge James M. Proctor refused to bar former vice president Henry A. Wallace from speaking at the Watergate amphitheater. The ruling came after the American Anti Communist Association sought to cancel the permit issued by Interior Secretary Krug, citing free-speech and anti-Communist concerns. Wallace defended Truman policy while noting possible Soviet moves, and controversy over the event prompted threats of congressional action and potential funding impacts.
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Washington
James M. Proctor
Henry A. Wallace
Watergate Amphitheater
American anti-Communist Association
O’kenski
R-Wis
Krug’s
Watergate
Lincoln Memorial
Proctor
O Koriski
Congress
Wallace
Truman
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
House Committee On un-American Activities
Krug
O’konski
Franklin T. Miles
anti-Communist Association
Miles
United States
Britain
Union talks on CIO ship clerks and stewards
A WEA spokesman said tentative meetings were scheduled for later today with the National Union of Marine Cooks and Stewards and the American Communications association, the only two affiliated groups mentioned.
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CIO
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
WEA
National Union of Marine Cooks and Stewards
The
American Communications Association
Fire damages Boise club with $20,000 loss
A downtown Boise nightclub named Grid's suffered extensive damage from a fire yesterday. Fire Chief Frank Pulaski estimates the damage at 20000 dollars, caused by a cigarette that fell into an upholstered seat. Owner Don French says the club cost 35000 dollars to build and outfit during remodeling about a year ago.
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Boise
Frank Pulaski
Pulaski
Don French
Crest Nears Junction as Des Moines River Crest Tops Keosauqua
The Des Moines river crest reached Keosauqua flooding the business district and moving toward the Mississippi junction. Ottumwa residents faced the flood with 32 000 people sheltering, no loss of life reported, and damage estimated over 10 million dollars.
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Keosauqua
Iowa
Des Moines
Tte
Mississippi
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Herschel Loveless
Missouri River
St. Josepo
Pharmacists Honor Leonard At Association Meeting
Idaho officials lead a banquet in Twin Falls to honor Dean Eugene O Leonard of Idaho State College. Governor Robins and Lieut. Gov Donald Whitehead address mutual responsibilities for pharmacists and physicians and discuss the new tax law. Former students from 1919 attend the tribute and banquet at Turf Club with master of ceremonies Harry Benoit.
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Twin Falls
C. A. Robins
Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association
Overnor
Turf Club
Harry Benoit
Eugene O. Leonard
Pharmacy School
Idaho State College
Pocatello
Dean Leonard
Donald Whitehead
Spanish War Vets Hold Session in Pocatello Idaho
About 350 Spanish American War veterans in Idaho gathered for the 20th annual Idaho Department United Spanish War Veterans encampment and the 19th annual Ladies Auxiliary convention. The briefing covered joint sessions, memorial services, and officer nominations with a banquet planned at the Memorial building.
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Idaho
Idaho Department
United Spanish War Veterans
Ladies Auxiliary
USWW
Inn of Officers
Mock County Memorial Uyding
Silas P. Hagler
Boise
Memorial Building
Pocatello
George D. Phillips
F. E. Tydeman
American Legion
O. S. Parrott
Santa Ana
Walter E. Brown Usn
USWV
J. P. Jones
Santa Ana Post
Whitman Hotel
Flood Drowns 40 Families in Mexican Village
Aguil Caliente reports a dawn flood from two broken dams swept Viudás De Oriente, 25 miles away. About forty families missing. fourteen bodies recovered as rescue teams search the waters and surrounding areas for survivors.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Viudas de Oriente
Tullillo
Alcatara
Rain Expected Across Northwest With Cooler Temps
Forecast shows a sunlit spring giving way to clouds and light rain as a trough moves in from the west. Temperatures easing with highs near 82 in Pocatello and widespread precipitation spreading east Tuesday. Boise 87/55, Idaho Falls 76/50, Salt Lake City 86/60.
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Pocatello
Acrose
Potatello
Boise
Burley
Butte
Duboise
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake City
National Brooklyn vs Chicago game night summary
The box score notes Brooklyn as National with a 12 run game to Chicago. Taylor Hooges Lace Rush Scheffing are listed players. Philadelphia visits St. Louis for a night game. Chicago at New York is the only other scheduled game tonight.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Taylor and Hooges
Lace
Rush
Scheffing
Philadelphia
St. Louis
American Chicago
New York
Condition Report for Katherine McDougall Injured in Crash
Katherine McDougall a 14 year old girl remains in fair condition after a June 3 highway crash near Mountain Home Idaho She was riding with her father District Judge I E McDougall her sister Amelia and brother Wil lima in a car that rolled over on a solid shoulder She had been unconscious since hospitalization in Boise and was flown to Salt Lake City for treatment from Boise to Pocatello then to Salt Lake City by air
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Salt Lake
Katherine McDougall
Mountain Home
Boise
I. E. McDougall
Amelia
Willima
Katherine
Pocatello
Salt Lake Hospital
Child Injured In Hayes and Custer Collision
Two year old Goldie Smith daughter of Mrs Goldie Smith of 210 Willow sustained a cut over the right eye in a collision at Hayes and Custer. The child and mother were traveling south on Hayes when their car collided with a machine driven west on Custer by Robert W Erickson of St Anthony. The child was taken to the general hospital at 11 58 a m today for treatment.
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Goldie Smith
Willow
General Hospital
Hayes
Custer
Marshall And Aides Meet Twin Threats
Washington reports that Secretary of State Marshall and advisers outlined a strategy to counter chaos and Communism in Europe. They seek European unity by year end or risk greater division if Russia blocks economic integration. President Truman praised Italy and signed peace treaties.
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Washington
Marshall
Europe
Russia
Dean Acheson
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Truman
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Italy
Missing wife and child prompt petit larceny case filing
Deputies say Ethyl Ruby Stewart 18 faces a petit larceny charge filed Saturday in Justice Charles W. Hyde court. The sheriff reports Rolf Stewart found his wife and their 3 year old missing with most home furniture gone. suspects may include Albert Mizer 40 Bertha Mizer 17 and Darline Girard 13 traveling in an Oldsmobile.
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Court of Justice
Charles W. Hydencain
Ethyl Ruby Stewart
Rolf Stewart
Mass Burial Planned for 50 Victims of Capitol Airlines Crash
In Leesburg Virginia a common grave at Little Union cemetery will hold 13 unidentified victims from the Capital Airlines disaster that killed 50. Investigators expand a four way inquiry while James Landis of the Civil Aeronautics Board schedules a 12 30 p m press briefing.
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Leesburg
Little Union
Capital Airlines
James M. Landis
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
An Airlines
William Frazer
Loudoun County
Crossings under review at Bannock planning meeting
The Bannock county planning commission meets this evening at 8 p m in Pocatello city council chambers to consider railroad crossovers south of Pocatello as Union Pacific seeks to eliminate crossings during yard expansion. The meeting includes Zoning and Planning board members and addresses Dunn street site and by pass roads.
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Bannock County
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Ross Park
Fredregill
Dunn Street
Pistline
Bistline
Mr. Bistline
S. E. Brady
Horsemen Hold Show At Ida Equestrians
A horse owned by C. P. Salt Lake City won the open five-gaited division at Ida Equestrians three day horse show in Boise. The event featured multiple classes and notable performances by area riders.
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Boise
Fair Acres
Salt Lake City
Ida
Idaho Towns Vote On Liquor Issue
Idaho voters head to polls Tuesday in Moscow Twin Falls Rexburg Driggs and numerous smaller communities to decide on legalized liquor sales after July 1.Observers call the elections a test of wet versus dry sentiment with turnout seen as a key factor in both cities and surrounding towns.
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Idaho
Moscow
Twin Falls
Rexburs
Dris
Shirley
Sugar City
Aeon
Tona
Aberdeen
Tetonia
Buhl
Gooding
Shoshone
Rupert
Wendell
Juliaetta
Orofino
Craigment
North Idaho
Payette
Holmedale
St. Maries
Fight on Iran border as Barzani tribesmen clash with Iranian forces
Reports from northwestern Iran near the Turkish border describe 1,000 Barzani tribesmen trying to break a ring of about 4,000 Iranian troops. Iranian planes based at Maku strafed positions while light tanks supported infantry. Weekend fighting caused Iranian casualties and some tribesmen were said to have escaped toward Soviet territory.
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Khoi
Iran
Maku
Barzani
Truman veto blocks $4 billion tax cut plan
President Truman vetoed the $4 billion tax reduction bill, jeopardizing a year’s income tax cut. Republicans say they will seek a override with a two-thirds vote in the House, while the Senate shows little chance. Truman cited unsafe, misaligned fiscal policy and warned tax cuts require careful economic planning.
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Truman
Congress
House
Senate
Rep
McCormaack
Mass
Demosic House
Knutson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Trent
Hoover Urges GOP Leaders on Foreign Policy
Former President Herbert Hoover, a rising eco counselor to Republicans, warned the United States cannot sustain large foreign gifts and loans without hurting domestic productivity. GOP leaders and many Democrats welcomed the view and floated Hoover as a potential witness on Europe’s chaotic conditions.
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Herbert Hoover
Rong
United States
GOP
Congress
Hoover
Congressional
Europe
Ecoe
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