OPA Storing Sugar Stock in Intermountain Region
The OPA says Utah and Idaho sugar reserves are high to meet non sugar producing areas during a world shortage. Purvis notes factory bulges mislead and calls for prudent stocking as 1946 crop refines, with 28 million ton current supply 62 million below prewar totals.
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Alt Lake City
Office of Price Administration
Intermountain
James L. Purvis
OPA
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Akron
Ohio
Utah
Idaho
United States
Molten Metal Jet Weapon Seen Surpassing World War II Arms
Postwar ordnance research envisions a high speed molten metal jet able to pierce aircraft armor at 25 000 feet per second. Maj. Gen. Hughes says future jets would launch a guided rocket then release a molten metal stream to defeat targets including atomic bombs and V 2s, with sound and bullets far slower.
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Britain and India Stall Over Provisional Cabinet Parity
Representatives from the All-India Congress, five from the Muslim League, and four from smaller sections including the untouchables debated cabinet balance. Congress followers outnumbered Muslims three to one, but neither side would concede parity, leaving the issue unresolved as the report ends.
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All-India Congress
Edict Signals Provisional Government Amid Political Deadlock
The text discusses a stalemate over forming a constituent assembly for a new federal government with proportional representation. Lord Wavell and the British mission announce a provisional government despite holdouts, noting Wavell's persistent, friendly demeanor. Hope remains about potential effects.
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Lord Wavell
Wavell
Officials Recover Missing Property at Peterson Field Loot Fortunes
Colorado Springs authorities recovered about 20 000 dollars in loot with total estimated value over 100 000 dollars as they searched more than forty homes of Peterson field employees. Police Chief I B Bruce said 22 civilian workers and Captain Billy E Carson were arrested in connection with wholesale thefts dating back three years.
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Peterson Field
I. B. Bruce
Billy E. Carson
Outbreak at Palestine Raises Death Toll
Last night railway shops and a power house were destroyed and a locomotive ruined. Police cordoned off the battle area as raiders triggered 15 explosions in rail yards and fled along mined roads. Thousands of Jews mourned Yehiel Weitz in Jerusalem while shops and cafes closed. British forces questioned 62 men from Beth Haavara and arrested twelve others including a woman wounded in the chest. Police dogs and bayonets moved villagers who linked arms to block troops.
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Yehiel Weitz
Haifa
Mount of Olives
Beth Haavara
Dead Sea
Essents Bill Set for Early Action in House Debate
The Essents bill, identical to the Hobbs measure the house passed, faces early action. Hatch says Tru man misinterpreted the bill and asserts it does not interfere with legitimate union activity. He argues no amendments are needed and peaceable picketing and strikes remain unaffected. Sponsors say the bill targets unions that require payment for union drivers when produce is brought to union markets.
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House
Hatch
Truman
Colonel Kilian Faces Court Martial For Cruelty Charges
Colonel James A Kilian commander of the Lichfield guardhouse during the war loses his bid to quash charges of cruelty to American prisoner soldiers. After six and a half hours of argument the court overruled his motion.
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Bad Nauheim
James A. Kilian
Lichfield
Eng
U.S
Kilian
Bannock Infirmary Reopens For County Tenants
The Bannock County Infirmary on McKinley road has been renovated and prepared for infirm and aged residents long housed at Lava Hot Springs Sanitarium. Commissioner Jensen says tenants move into new quarters today. Supervisors in charge are Mr. and Mrs. August Hegstrom of Lava Hot Springs. The building’s past includes use by the railroad for extra gangs and prior as a government hostelry for naval ordnance plant crews.
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Bannock County
McKinley Road
Lava Hot Springs Sanitarium
W. H (Pete) Jensen
August Hegstrom
Lava Hot Springs
Naval Ordnance Plant
Officers Report Burglary Series in Pocatello
Pocatello police report a wave of house burglaries and prowlings, mainly targeting homes of residents away on vacation. Chief of Detectives R J Roubi doux urges neighbors to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity, noting burglaries are widespread across the city and often discovered only after tenants return.
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Pocatello
R. J. Roubidoux
Tornado Strikes Detroit River Rouge and Windsor Areas
A powerful tornado swept from the Detroit River into rural areas near Windsor, leveling homes and damaging the Fisher low cost housing project in River Rouge. At least 15 residents were injured and many others left homeless as businesses, autos, and structures suffered extensive damage in Michigan and Ontario.
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River Rouge
Fisher
Tornado sweeps River Rouge Windsor areas killing and injuring many
A violent tornado moving at over 250 miles an hour tore through River Rouge and Windsor, carving a 100 yard path and spawning four water spouts across the Detroit River. It left a large death and injury toll, flattened Sandwich area in Ontario, and overwhelmed Detroit and Windsor hospitals with responders and Red Cross volunteers aiding the homeless and injured.
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Detroit
Coast
Sandwich West
Sandwich East
Windsor
Lake St. Clair
Weather
Red Cross
Michigan
Ontario
Sandwich
National Ram Sale Expected Entries in Salt Lake City
Officials of the National Wool Growers Association predict up to 2000 rams may be entered for the 31st national ram sale in Salt Lake City in August 2021. Breeders from Utah Idaho Wyoming Colorado Montana California Oregon Washington and Canada are expected to list entries.
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Wool Growers Association
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Lions Meet Highlights World Peace Message
Idaho Lions district convention closes with Thomas N er urging unity amid global scarcity and postwar tension. Weiser, Gooding and Rigby clubs win district awards as Eugene C Nielsen and George Knowles are elected district governors.
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Idaho
Wyoming
Oregon
Thomas Ner
Seattle
Weiser Lions
Gooding Club
Rigby Lions
Lions
Burglars Enter Fleming Home While Owners Vacation
Police were alerted by L. M. White of 611 South Tenth Avenue that the George H. Fleming residence was broken into during the owners two week vacation. White had been caring for the house and reported signs of intrusion at the front.
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L. M. White
South Tenth Avenue
George H. Fleming
Alameda Police Chief resigns effective June 20
Alameda Mayor Freckleton announced that Police Chief F. C. Ormond has tendered his resignation to the mayor and city council. The resignation becomes effective June 20. The city will consider applicants with police training and experience for the successor amid careful evaluation of qualifications.
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F. C. Ormond
Alameda
S. Leland Freckleton
Ormond
Freckleton
Durants Arrive Paris to face crown jewels case
Col. Jack W Durant and wife Wac Capt. Kathleen B Nash Durant arrived in Paris under army custody aboard a plane from the United States. They will be kept in Paris overnight before continuing to Frankfurt to answer charges tied to the disappearance and recovery of the Hesse crown jewels.
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Paris
Jack W. Durant
Wac
Kathleen B. Nash Durant
United States
Army
Frankfurt
Hesse
Patterson Aids Truman on Army Navy Merger Plan
The White House released a letter from Secretary of War Patterson pledging wholehearted support to President Truman's latest proposal to merge the armed forces. Patterson's reply underscores executive backing for the consolidation initiative.
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White House
Patterson
Truman
Pocatello Artist Displays in National Exhibit
Miss Helene Cleare of Pocatello daughter of Mrs Stanley Cleare head medical artist at Dibble Genera hospital Menlo Park California is among seven medical center associated artists in a San Francisco County Medical Society exhibit. The collection by Modern Medicine runs June 17 to July 15 in San Francisco. Cleare has eight studies in the show.
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Helene Cleare
Stanley Cleare
Pocatello
Dibble Genera Hospital
Menlo Park
Californa
San Francisco
San Francisco County Medical Society
Modern Medicine
Journal of Diagnosis
New York Academy of Masechusetts
Max Broder
Joan
Johns Hopkins School of Art
Miss Cleare
President Addresses Letters to Navy Secretary Forrestal
Press Secretary Charles G. Ross released letters the president wrote to him and to Secretary Forrestal, outlining official remarks and policy notes.
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Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal
Charles G. Ross
Medical art lineage linked to Vienna at national convention
Cleave, a Pocatello High School graduate, studied medical art at Idaho Southern University and Mills College California under Ralph Sweet of UC Medical School. Sweet traced the art to Max Brodel who introduced it from Vienna. The exhibition will feature at the American Medical Association national convention in San Francisco from July 1 to 5.
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Cleave
Pocatello High School
Idaho Southern University
Mills College
California
Ralph Sweet
University of California Medical School
Max Brodel
Vienna
America
American Medical Associaten
San Francisco
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