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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1947

Page

2

Imports Bill Faces Veto

Washington reports Representative Cooley predicts President Truman will veto a bill to curb wool imports if they threaten domestic price supports. The measure would let the CCC buy American wool at 42 cents a pound until December 31, 1948, and set import limits or fees to maintain parity with the support price.

Washington Cooley D-Nc Truman House Senate White House Geneva Hope R-Kans Commodity Credit, Corporation CCC

Wreck Reopens NP Main Line After Derailment

A Northern Pacific freight derailment in Oriska North Dakota harmed two people and injured eleven others. The main line which had been torn up was reopened to traffic on Tuesday with the injured reported to be progressing satisfactorily.

Oriska, N. D Northern Pacific Railroad

Shock Kills Mother After Viewing Son's Body

Mrs. Susan Alice McCorkle 70 of Miami Florida died minutes after viewing her son's body and saying she wanted to go with him Dr Rob ert L McCorkle was killed in an automobile crash near Gaffney South Carolina when his car struck a pole and a 33000 volt line fell onto it.

Atlanta Susan Alice McCorkle Miami Fla

Oat crop forecast for Pacific Northwest drops

The USDA reports the oat crop across Oregon Washington and Idaho will total about 20,958,000 bushels, down roughly 9 percent from last year’s 23,153,000. Barley expected near last year’s levels while rye yields are smaller.

Portland Ore Pacific Northwest U. S. Department of Agriculture Usda Crop Reporting Service Oregon Washington Idaho USDA

Senator Taylor Denounces Greek Government as Unworthy of Aid

Senator Glen H. Taylor of Idaho denounced the Greek government as unworthy of aid and accused the United States of running a Greek Turkey show. He spoke at an Eastern Pennsylvania Progressive Citizens of America rally, calling the move fallacious while praising no further specifics.

Philadelptita Glen H. Taylor Idaho United States Pennsylvania The Progressive Citizens of America

US and Russia in dispute over Greece and Hungary actions

A speaker criticizes reliance on unilateral actions by the United States in Greece and Hungary and argues Russia condemned Washington for not handing the Greek Turkish situation to the United Nations. He notes Russia moved into Hungary later as a result.

Russia United States Hungary

Idahoans Visit Senator Dworshak Office in Washington

A list of Idaho visitors to Senator Henry Dworshak in Washington includes Alfred C. Cordon Jr and Laverne Horsley, Robi S. Pond, former Mayor C. D. Moore, J R Eikenberry, P L Randall, Joe Imhoff, William Hynes, O E Strawn, F T Baldwin, E A Evans, Bruce Evans, Verla J. Chapman, E M Jorgensen, Ethel and Warren Thompson, Henscheid, Patrick, W H Thompson, R C Parks, Sadie Neal, Yvonne Shaw and others from Boise Pocatello Moscow Rexburg Twin Falls Rupert Salmon Meridian St Anthony Idaho Falls.

Idaho Henry Dworshak Washington Alfred C. Cordon, Jr Laverne Horsley Robi. S. Pond C. D. Moore Pocatello J. R. Eikenberry Moscow P. L. Randall Joe Imhoff William Hynes O. E. Strawn F. T. Baldwin Boise J. Earl Evans Bruce A. Evans Idaho Falls Verla J. Chapman Rexburg E. M. Jorgensen St. An Thony Ethel Warren Thompson Twin Falls W. H. Henscheid R. M. Patrick Rupert William H. Thompson Burney R. C. Parks Meridian Sadie Neal Yvonne Shaw Salmon

Wool Action Looms in Vote on Tariff Bill

Washington reports the house prepared to act on a compromise on wool tariffs and import restrictions backed by wool growers. The bill would permit sale of the government stockpile of 430 million pounds of wool and set import fees to curb foreign shipments that affect the domestic market. A German professor discovered X rays in 1895.

Washington House Senate-House

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