Former Bund Leader Kuhn Recaptured in Germany Near Trier
Fritz Kuhn, once head of the German American Bund, was recaptured in the French zone town of Bernkastel near Trier four months after fleeing a German jail. He faces a 10 year Nazi offender sentence and told reporters of his escape from Dachau internment camp on February 4.
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Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Kuhn
Bernkastel
Trier
Fuehrer
America
Dachau
Hedwig Mutz
Fritz
Anne
Walter
Franz Pitzer
Hitler
G. Kuhn
Meat Prices May Drop Next Month
A. L. Baker of Swift & Co in Pocatello says no indications of price increases yet. He notes meat is high due to costly live cattle and uneven shortages, but he guesses prices may fall in July and August as supply tightness eases.
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A. L. Baker
Swift & Co
Pocatello
Baker
Friday Afternoon Radio Schedule Details Adverts
Air time lineup lists 12:00 to 11:30 PM with varied programs and shows. Highlights include Queen for a Day Martin Black Show Red Hook 31 and Tom Mix repeats along with news segments Fulton Lewis Jr Meet the Press Information Please and Movie Matinee.
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Queen
Martin Black
Red Hook
Woman's Page
Lean Buck
Listen
David Rose
Two Ton Baker
IMN
Time To Shine
Call of the West
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Vick
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Henry J. Taylor
Tex Beneke
Carmen Cavallero
Orch
Inside of Sports
Gey Claridge
George Winslow
Henry King
Mutual Reports
Music Club to Donate 200 Dollars To Vets Hospital Project
The Pocatello music club war service committee will give about 200 dollars to fund music for veterans at the Boise hospital. Funds were raised via a candy fair and rummage sale as part of Music for Veterans week. A meeting will decide how the money is used, with possible purchases like a piano on rollers or a television set.
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Pocatello Music Club
War Service Committee
Boise Hospital
Lavern C. Johnson
Music For
Evelyn Ayers
The
Pocatello War Mothers
Veterans Hospital
Bannock Hotel
Center
Arthur
Bill Foreman
Music Club
Pocatellans
Father's Day Gift of a Yellow and Gray Tie
Mary recalls Bill awaiting what he calls the third most important day his wedding day being the second. He anticipates Father’s Day, plans a new yellow and gray tie, and proves a devoted husband and father by choosing the best for their baby.
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Mary
Bill
Caldwell Idaho Fastest Growing City Claims Rise
Figures from the Equitable Savings and Loan Association of Portland show Caldwell as Idaho's fastest growing city. The report notes Caldwell's building growth at 407 percent year over year, far above the state average of 113 percent. Most new construction consists of homes, with Idaho total building value reaching 4,612,887 by end of March, up from 2,255,513 in 1947.
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Boise
Equitable Savings and Loan Association of
Portland
Caldwell
Idaho
Oregon Delegates back Douglas for VP in pledged slate
Oregon's 16 Democratic national convention delegates will back Justice William O Douglas for the vice presidential nomination after 5 653 write in votes. Second place went to Sen Glen H Taylor of Idaho with 624 votes and Truman is urged to receive support for president in the May 21 primary.
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Portland
Oregon
William O'Douglas
Supreme Court
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Oregon Law
Cyclist Jack McLachlan Dies From Saturday Crash
Ogden resident Jack W. McLachlan died in a Salt Lake City hospital Wednesday night from injuries sustained in a traffic accident near Sunset Saturday. He was .
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Salt Lake City
Jack W. McLachlan
Ogden
Electric shock death in Elko man moves house
Elko Nev. man Oscar C Roberson died after an electric shock from a 19 000 volt power line Monday He was moving a house when he was thrown from the roof and suffered a broken back His wife witnessed the accident and rushed to help Wednesday's report notes the fatality.
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Elko, Nev
Elko
Oscar C. Roberson
Congress Sets Record in Third Action Over Truman Veto
Congress overrides a railroad rate agreement bill for the third veto rejection in four days. The House 297 102 and Senate 63 25 votes clear the measure despite President Truman’s objections. Earlier vetoes on Social Security and a labor reorganization bill also became law.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
House
Senate
Congressional
United States Employment Service
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Parents to Return Body from Spokane
The body of Richard Roehr Later seven, who died Tuesday evening in Spokane from an accidental gunshot wound, will be flown to Pocatello by chartered plane Friday. His parents Kay and Mrs. Later will accompany him, with rites at Downard chapel Saturday at 2 p.m. Interment is in Mountain View cemetery. Richard, born October 20, 1941, was a Jefferson school student. He is survived by his parents, sister Rea Kay, grandfather Carl Roehr Jr. of Pocatello, and great grandmother Mrs. Carl Roehr of Ketchikan Alaska.
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Richard Roehr
Spokane
Pocatello
Kay P
Downard Chapel
A. E. Beasley
First Baptist Church
Mountainview Cemetery
Richard
Jefferson School
Rea Kay
Carl J. Roehr, Jr
Carl J. Roehr
Ketchikan
Alaska
Miners Return To Work At Horse Canyon Mine
Miners went back to work at the Horse Canyon coal mine near DRAGERTON Utah after an underground fire Tuesday. Officials said prompt action cleared the workings and sealed off fire chambers. The blaze is expected to smolder for several days before full extinguishment.
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Dragerton
Utah
Farm Labor Demand Up
Southern Idaho agricultural labor demand continued as beet thinning and pea picking run in south central and eastern Idaho and southwestern Idaho. Floods and wet weather slow in northern Idaho, though some rise in construction and lumbering noted. job openings rose from 1,871 on June 5 to 2,185 on June 12 per the Idaho state employment service.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho State Employment Service
Plymouth Development Co Incorporated in Idaho Falls
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state for the Plymouth Development Co Inc an Idaho Falls mining concern. The company is capitalized at 25000 with incorporators O O Alexander Salmon Stanley Crowley and Raymond T Shane of Idaho Falls.
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Boise
Plymouth Development Co., Inc
Idaho Falls
O. O. Alexander
Salmon
Stanley Crowley
Raymond T. Shane
District Court Quiet With Single Case in Alameda
George Dickson of Layton Utah forfeited a 15 dollar bond on a speeding charge in Alameda police court. The proceeding occurred on Thursday with minimal docket activity and no further action announced.
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Alameda
George Dickson
Layton
Utah
Churchmen Elect Jerome as Moderator in Idaho Synod
Dr. Harold Henderson of San Francisco spoke at the 40th annual Presbyterian synod of Idaho. The convention elected Paul Murphy of Caldwell as moderator on Wednesday.
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Jerome
Harold
Henderson
San Francisco
The
Presbyterian Church of Idaho
Paul Murphy
Caldwell
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