Truman Receives Honorary Law Degree at Princeton
President Truman told a Nassau Hall audience at Princeton that universal military training is a necessity to maintain world leadership and deter totalitarian pressure. He noted no single nation can build a new world alone, urging unity and strength behind peaceable nations. The ceremony honored 36 recipients, including Chief Justice Vinson and Field Marshal Alexander.
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Princeton
N. J
Truman
United States
America
Tlme
Princeton University
Nassau Hall
The
Fred M. Vinson
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Field Marshall
Viscount Alexander
Tunis
Canada
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Chester W. Nimitz
Naval Operations
Mr. Truman
Ehtef
Two Injured in Auto Crash Near Mountainview Cemetery
Fulford Navo, an Indian resident of Bannock creek, lies semi conscious at St. Anthony hospital after a 10:45 p.m. crash on South Fifth near Mountainview cemetery. Philip Kaiyou of Fort Hall suffered a severed ear injury. Kaiyou surrendered to officers after the collision. Norris Murdock reported the incident from Rommel's trailer park.
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Fulford Navo
Bannock Creek
St. Anthony Hospital
South Fifth
Mountainview Cemetery
Philip Kaiyou
Fort Hall
Norris Murdock
Rommel
Banker Bites Dog In Front Of Richlands Bank
In Richlands Virginia Grady Dalton, a National Bank vice president, staged a humorously odd protest to a lack of news. A dachshund named Slick was paraded outside the bank with loaves of bread and mustard on both sides. Dalton took a bite and said it tasted fine.
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Richlands
Charlie Greever
Richlands Press
National Bank
Grady Dalton
Slick
Dalton
Wallace proposes meeting of Truman and Stalin in Berlin
Former vice president Wallace calls for a Truman Stalin Berlin conference to discuss economic and trade relations as a first step to world peace. He urges a new party if major parties pursue a war and depression course. A Fresno meeting is planned to mobilize a pro-Wallace California delegation.
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Washington
Henry Wallace
Berlin
Wallace
Truman
California
Stalin
Robert W. Kenny
Los Angeles
Fresno
Calif
Kenny
Watergate
Lincoln Memorial
Memorial Bridge
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
Pocatello Cardinals Face Cowboys Shorthanded Tonight
Pocatello Cardinals meet Twin Falls Cowboys with key players sidelined. Manager Jim Tyack suffers elbow injury from a pitch while pitcher Henderson nurses a sore arm. Gregg Masson assists catcher Gene Sack as Mas oom recovers after last month beaning.
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Pocatello
Cardinals
Twin Falls Cowboys
Mgr
Jim Tyack
Henderson
Tyack
Gregg Masson
Gene Sack
Masoom
House Approves Rent Bill Extending Controls to 1948
The House backed a joint congressional committee plan to extend rent control to February 29, 1948 by 163 to 73 with 114 to 87 in the other tally. The bill would let landlords and tenants in good faith agree to a 15 percent rent hike and frees building materials from controls except for amusement projects. Rent controls would expire June 30 unless Congress acts. Representative Monroney called the measure thoroughly bad yet planned to vote for it.
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Washington
House
Congressional Committee
House-Senate
Senate
Congress
Monroney
D-Okla
Thief Steals From Dudenake Home Pocketed by Window Entry
M J Dudenake of 552 North Fifth and operator of a restaurant at 246 South Main reports a burglary last night. A Dinciar allegedly entered through a bedroom window, stole $785 placed under a pillow, and left the trousers outside the window. Police note the screen was removed and a broom handle used to pry it open.
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M. J. Dudenake
North Fifth
South Main
Mr. Dudenake
Mrs. Dudenake
Growers Must File Certificates for Idaho Potatoes
Idaho potato growers seeking price support for early and intermediate crops must file Certificates of Eli gibility before June 25. Chairman A V McCormack states growers must declare the qualifying potato quantity and pay a service fee of one cent per hundred pounds, with a minimum total fee of 93 dollars.
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Boise
Idaho
A. V. McCormack
State Production and Marketing Administration
Spanish War Vets Elect James Byrd
James F Byrd of Pocatello elected commander of the Idaho department United Spanish War Veterans and Mrs Birdie Middendorf chosen department president at the 20th annual USWV encampment and 19th annual auxiliary gathering. Delegates total 32 USWV and 40 auxiliary. Next convention set for Payette.
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James F. Byrd
Pocatello
Department of Idaho
United Spanish War Veterans
Birdie Middendorf
USWW
Ladies Auxiliary
Payette
Lewis F Schnell
Santa Ana Camp
Gold Star
USWV
Silas P. Haglar
Boise
Dave Bybee
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Minnie Bowman
Nampa
Gladys M. Tumming
Ethel Moore
Emma M. Prater
Louise Hughes
Winnie Boullard
Margaret Worth
Maude Dygert
Sylvia Seeles
Jennie Graham
T. V. Armstrong
Lillie B. Dufault
Coeur d'Alene
Relatives Arrive For Rossiter Rites
Relatives arrive for the funeral of Maurice J. Rossiter former Bannock county sheriff. Mrs Francis D Rees and Mrs Ross D Robinson of Missoula Mont attend with husbands and children. Mrs Jessie E Rossiter also present. Funeral Wednesday at 12 noon at the Elks temple with interment in Downey. Police escort and state police procession to Downey. LDS services to be led by Bishop Milton J Hyde.
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Maurice J. Rossiter
Bannock County
Francis D. Reesor
Ross D. Robinson
Missoula
Mont
Jessie E. Rossiter
Reesor
Francis Reesor
Pocatello
Elks Temple
Downey
LDS Church
Milton J. Hyde
Seattle seeks half a million dimes for new bus fares
Seattle officials through the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco call on the Mint for half a million dimes as a starter to meet rising bus fare demands. Fares rise from 8 1/3 cents to 10 cents next Sunday, and only dimes will be accepted in bus coin boxes.
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Seattle
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Idaho inmate killed in subway gun battle
An Idaho man linked to Alcatraz San Quentin and Folsom prisons was shot dead by subway patrolman John Keegan after pulling a pistol on him at a New York station. LaCasse, 40, of Boise, was wanted for parole violation in California. he had a history of escapes and a robbery record. The taxi driver Nathan Horowitz reported the theft of $12 and a cab before the killing.
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New York
Idaho
Alcatraz
San Quentin
Folsom
Fernando LaCasse
Idaho Avenue
Boise
Plumas County
Calif
John Keegan
LaCasse
Keegan
Honolulu
Sam Quentin
Santa Clara County
Folsom Prison
Nathan Horowitz
Bronx
Explosion damages pickup loaded with fireworks near naval plant
A pickup belonging to Del Rasmussen exploded at nine p.m. on Pole Line road west of 37 near the naval ordnance plant. Fireworks ignited after a light miniature helicopter display. Fire crews and plant trucks contained the blaze. vehicle and load valued at about 700 dollars.
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del Rasmussen
Pole Line
W.C. Specht
Naval Ordnance Plant
Ordnnance
Weather Outlook and Temperatures Across Idaho Region
Mercury climbs as partly cloudy conditions give way to considerable sunshine. Tomorrow near normal temperatures expected with a light westerly wind. Current readings show Pocatello 81 55, Boise 76 55, Idaho Falls 77 53, Salt Lake City 92 60.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Boise
Burley
Butte
Dubois
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake City
Commissions Seek Retention of Ross Park Rail Crossing
Bannock County Planning Commission meeting focused on keeping the Ross Park crossing south of Pocatello open amid a two million dollar yard project expanding to at least ten tracks. Residents led by Dean E. O. Leonard and Jack Ziebarth protested the crossing closure as the special committee on south side cross-overs reported progress toward a Fifth Avenue cross-over.
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Bannock County Planning Commission
Pocatello City
Pocatello
Ross Park Crossing
Dean E. O. Leonard
Special Planning Board
S. E. Brady
Geo. W. Allen
Bert Dolbeer
Theo Turner
Fifth Avenue
Sheriff protests license for Rendezvous operator Cacavas
Sheriff Alma Marley met with the board of county commissioners to oppose granting a beer license to George Cacavas of the Rendezvous on East Center Street. He cited a justice court conviction for illegal sale of intoxicating liquor, while commissioners noted the case was a nota contendere action pending district court appeal. Marley said he may refuse to pass on future beer license applications in response to the board’s stance.
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Alma Marley
Board of County Commenissiogvers
George Cacavas
Rendezvous Club
East Center Street
Cacavas
Justice Court
Board of County Commissioners
District Court
Marley
Lions district picks two new governors at NAMPA meeting
Richard M. Serpa of Twin Falls and Rudy Willecke of Pocatello were named district governors for 39W and 39E at the Lions convention's closing session. Eugene Neilson introduced officers. In Washington the agriculture department said it will support wheat at 1.80 dollars a bushel for the rest of the month, below current market levels, with next crop period price support set to be announced next month.
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Serpa
Willecke
Eugene Neilson
Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Ohio Republican
Carroll Reece
Republican National Committee
Truman
Reece
Overdue Flight Prompted Early Morning Search
Miles City authorities launched a search at dawn for H. M. Hall whose small yellow blue plane failed to reach Helena after taking off from Miles City at 4 30 a m. He planned to refuel in Helena and continue to Bovill Idaho with an arrival target of 8 a m according to the flight plan.
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Miles City
Mont
H. M. Hall
Bovill
Idaho
Hall
Helena
Railroads impose embargo on freight to foreign ports
The Association of American Railroads placed an embargo on loading freight destined for shipment to foreign ports in American ships. The restriction, effective immediately, also covers freight for coast wise shipments on American vessels.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads Today
Car Crash Fatal in Caldwell County
The sheriff reports 86 year old James Hunter Forbes of Caldwell died in a local hospital from injuries sustained in a vehicle accident Sunday. Authorities provided few additional details about the crash or exact location.
Pickets Fined for Secondary Boycott in Boise
Four Western Electric Employes union pickets from Boise were fined 50 dollars and six dollars costs each in J M Lampert's justice court for violating Idaho's new secondary boycott law. They plan to appeal to district court.
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Boise 7 Pour Western Electric Company
Idaho
Justice of the Peace Court
J. M. Lampert
Selman
James D. Towne
Abel
G. H. Hill
Boise
Baseball Scheduling Updates From Rain Postponements
Rain postpones Brooklyn at Chicago as part of the National League schedule while other matches like Philadelphia versus St. Louis and New York versus Pittsburgh are noted as night games. The report lists team lineups including Barrett Mass Peterson Erautt Hetki Lamanno along with Fannin Gatehouse Moss Ferriss Johnson Tebbetts in various matchups.
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American St. Louis
Boston
Fannin
Gatehouse and
Moss
Ferriss
Johnson and Tebbetts
Tiniest quadruplet dies in Montana
In Miles City Montana Donna Mae Randash newborn at one and a half pounds died after living 65 hours. Doctor Elna Howard delivered the quadruplets and reported the other three siblings two girls and a boy weigh two pounds five ounces and three pounds one and a half ounces respectively while the mother recovers and the father is away in Baker.
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Miles City
Mont
Donna Mae Randash
Edward Randash
Baker
Elna Howard
GOP Vote Falls Short of Two-Thirds Override of Tax Bill
The House upheld President Truman's veto of the 4.0 billion tax cut, voting 268 to pass over the veto and 137 against. The tally missed the two-thirds requirement by two votes, with recounts showing no changes.
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House
Truman
Washington
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Fire Claims Four at Pablo Ranch Home Fire
A blaze at a Pablo Montana ranch house during a family reunion left four people dead or missing. Fifteen year old Doris Archer died while relatives tried to rescue her as her uncle Thomas Bere geren junior and Mrs Sam Bar ber died in hospital. Bones identified as human were recovered and an inquest will be held as three relatives remain in critical condition from burns.
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Mont
Pablo
W. J. Beaudry
Doris Archer
Thomas Beregeren, Jr
Sam Bare Ber
Beaudry
Burns
Shecili
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James Byrd
Mercury
Ask Retention
Ross Park
Jack Ziebarth
Ben V. Siegel
el Cerrito
Richard Sinnett
Karl Zellman
Bulletins
Western Electric Employes Union
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Telephone Company
Eugene Anderson
National
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Chicago
Cobor
Barrett
Mass
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