Eight Agree On Findings On Franco Spain Report
The United Nations Security Council debates a sub committee report on Franco Spain with eight nations supporting its findings while Russia opposes. Britain seeks clarifications through Sir Alexander Cadogan. Gromyko may abstain or veto, while Britain’s stance reflects Labour’s anti sanctions position.
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New York
Great Britain
Spain
Monady
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Alexander Cadogan
London
Alexander
Andrei A. Gromyko
National General Assembly
Franco
Gromyko
Security Council
General Assembly
British Labor Party
Utah Indians Back Wild West Films At Premier
Navajo residents of Utah Monument Valley petition Hollywood to keep filming in southern Utah for the world premiere of Smoky. The signed document bears 65 thumbprints including Fat Man Sam Nanny Goat Hosten-Who-Can't.
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Salt Lake City
Hollywood
Utah Monument Valley
Utah
Fat Man
Sam Nanny
Goat
Hosten
Moscow Board Approves 33000 for School Equipment
The Board of Education authorized spending 33000 for cafeteria equipment sourced in Spokane. The items will serve 280 unmarried veteran students.
Pishevari official retires as Javid named governor general
Jafar Pishevari, head of Aberbai jan province's autonomous government, retires from public office. Dr. Salamullah Javid, interior minister, is appointed governor general as the province returns to Tehran's jurisdiction. Javid, labeled Communist, earlier supported a 1919-20 effort to join the province to Russia. Firouz denied suppressing right wing Iranian newspapers, saying only papers opposing ally relations were targeted.
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Jafar Pishevari
Aberbaijan
Salamullah Javid
Pishevari
Tehran
Javid
Russia
Firouz
See-Horse’s Daughter Names in Obscure Native Terms
A fragment lists personal names including See-Horse’s Daughter Fat Holi day and Man-Without-a-Hat’s Son’s-Wife. It notes several untranslatable names such as Pash-Bish-Kisie-Begay, Neskie-Youzie-Begay-Ason and Yossie Rock.
Kerr Acts as President of University of Idaho
Kerr dean of the College of Letters and Science was appointed acting president by the state board of education at an unscheduled meeting. G C Sullivan said Harrison C Dale will leave August 31 or sooner, and a new president is not yet named. Kerr has taught at Idaho since 1924 and was acting president in 1937.
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Boise
T. S. Kerr
College of Letters and Science
University of Idaho
State Board of Education
G. C. Sullivan
Kerr
Dale
University of Michigan
University of Indiana
Editorial Letter Angers Idaho Republicans Over Taylor Claim
A reader rebuts a Pocatello Tribune political editorial headlined They Are All Taylor Socialists, challenging the claim and defending Democratic candidates Glen H. Taylor and others. The letter argues Republicans cannot find two men with less socialist leanings than George Donart and Pete Leguineche and criticizes perceived pressure on candidates.
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Pocatello Tribune
Idaho
Riley Atkinson
James Gibson
Republican Advisory Committee
Republican Party of
George Donart
U.S
Pete Leguineche
Glen Taylor
Democrats of
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho Senate Race Reflections and Party Clash Over Primaries
The letter criticizes Republicans' stance on liberty and social policy, argues Democrats failed to nominate an incumbent senator in Idaho, and predicts George Donart could win if Glen Taylor stayed in Washington. It notes editor O Malley’s sharp turn toward Gossett and renewed GOP concerns about Democratic help in the fall.
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Taylor
Idaho
George Donart
Glen H. Taylor
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
James Gibson
U.S
Gibson
Eighth Air Force Officers Club Elects Sorenson to Board
Lt. Lawrence Sorenson, stationed at Okinawa with the Eighth Air Force, was elected to the board of governors of the Eighth Air Force Officers' Club. He serves as squadron supply officer for the headquarters and headquarters squadron at the base.
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8Th Air Force
Okinawa
Lawrence Sorenson
Portneuf Park
Pocatello
Eighth Air Force Officers’ Club
Sorenson
Eighth Air Force
Army Air Base
Veterans urged to file early for training benefits
Veterans planning to use educational training benefits under the G I bill should apply for certificates of eligibility now. Ross L. Rowe of the veterans administration in Pocatello warns against last minute applications that could delay processing and prompt payment. Applications can be sent to the VA office in the federal building, Pocatello, for issuance of a certificate from the Boise regional office to present to schools. The VA does not require eligibility before enrollment, but many schools ask for it. Once schools accept and forward the certificate, it becomes the basis for tuition and subsistence payments starting from training entry date.
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Ross L. Rowe
Veterans’ Administration
Pocatello
Rowe
Veterans Administration Office
Federal Building
Boise Regional
Local Girl Graduates at Iowa State College
Iowa State College held its 75th commencement on June 14 with 381 degree candidates. President Dr. Charles E. Finley delivered the address. Idaho graduates included Robert James Norton of Lewiston earning a BS in electrical engineering and Dorothy Louise Roe of Pocatello earning a BS in dietetics.
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Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Charles E. Finley
Army to Display Air Corps Items in Pocatello
Army air forces display arrives in Pocatello next Friday and Saturday. An mobile unit will set up on Arthur and Lander streets with B-29 and P-51 engines, B-24 hydraulics, supercharger, props, cannons and machine guns. Technicians will operate equipment as in actual combat, offering residents a hands on look at the Air Corps gear.
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Army Air Corps
Pocatello
Arthur and
Lander Streets
Army Air Forces
Kraft Works With Milk Producers To Boost Output
Kraft Foods expands its dairy farm service program across its territory to raise milk production amid a year of shortfalls and high demand. USDA data show per capita consumption rising to 210 quarts this year, far above pre war levels. The effort focuses on supplementary pastures, hay storage, and coordinated plant manager and field staff actions to lift supply through the year and create long term gains.
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USDA
Kraft
Contact by Mil and in Publications and Advertisements
A compact note outlines contact methods used by military and civilian publications and advertisements. It highlights how readers reach out through print channels and classified sections.
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Mil
Utah Strike Ends With Pact Voted By CIO Union
The district policy committee of the CIO International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers approved ending the Utah strike by 5000 metal mine and smelter workers. Locals will vote tonight or tomorrow on the proposed contract negotiated by Robert C. Williams and already accepted by Utah Copper American Smelting and Refining and United States Smelting Refining and Mining. The strike began January 21 and halted operations at the Utah Copper open pit at Bingham Canyon, the world’s largest of its type.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
CIO International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
U. S
Robert C. Williams
Utah Copper
American Smelting and Refining
United States Smelting
Utah Copper Company
Bingham Canyon
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