Oliver Heads Peace Unit In Idaho Officers Meet
Burley Idaho Burley police Chief A L Oliver was elected president of the Idaho State Peace Officers association as 150 law enforcement agents closed a two day convention in Pocatello One officer named to the slate was Sheriff A P Bunderson of Paris as first vice president with Boise Police Chief George Haskins named second vice president Sheriff Bob Love of Mountain Home third vice president Dean Wilkie Idaho Falls secretary treasurer and deputy Earl Allen Burley sergeant at arms Pocatello will host the 1947 gathering A Cassia county posse demonstration and a banquet with U S district Attorney John Carver Boise and ex FBI agent I E Nitschke Twin Falls as toastmaster accompanied the report
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Burley
Pocatello
A. L. Oliver
Idaho State Peace Officers’ Association
Oliver
Boise
Earl Allen
Cassia County Fairgrounds
Cassia County
U. S
John Carver
I. E. Nitschke
Twin Falls
FBI
Idaho Water Projects to Get Benefits
Senate approved several irrigation and reclamation projects to aid veterans settling on public lands. Awards include Hungry Horse Montana two million, Columbia Basin Washington twenty seven point four million, Palisades Idaho one point five million, Boise Payette division twenty seven million seven hundred eighty two thousand six hundred fifty nine, Anderson Ranch dam division two million eight hundred forty seven thousand six, Minidoka Idaho one million, Owyhee Oregon one hundred twenty five thousand, Provo River Utah four million six hundred two thousand, Ogden River Utah sixty two thousand. House and senate conferees work on an OPA extension bill with strict secrecy. Rep. Spence chosen chairman. More details unclear.
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Hayden
D.-Ariz
O'Mahoney
D.-Wyo
Senate
Hungry Horse
Mont
Columbia Basin
Wash
Pali
Washington
House
Bark-ley
Rep. Spence
Dky
Dancers Study Navajo Doll Dance at Memorial Hall
More than 75 boys and girls attended the first meeting as Mrs. C. H. Pinkerton led a study of the Navajo doll dance set to a mountain chant. The Camp Fire girls sponsor the Indian day activity ahead of the July rodeo ceremony.
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Memorial Hall
C. H. Pinkerton
Camp Fire Girls
Senate and House Bills Face Inflation and Policy Clash
Both chambers condemn the bills amid price stabilization concerns. Commerce Secretary Wallace warns against easing controls, arguing recovery hinges on preserving price and rent limits. A House foreign affairs panel clash over a Russia policy report ends with Bloom accusing Mundt of leaking, which Mundt denies.
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Senate
House
Price Administration
Commerce Wallace
Wallace
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Russia
Bloom
D-Ny
Rep
Mundt
R-Sd
Girl Reserves Plan Summer Outing at Camp Ponderosa
Girl Reserve summer conference at Camp Ponderosa by Payette Lakes totals registrations over 250 from south Idaho towns. Three one week sessions run June 20 to July 11 with activities in sports, swimming, life saving, workshops, councils, forums, and hobby groups under director Miss Mary E. Doolittle. Pocatello participants include Virginia Roscoe Ruth Ann Robinson Joyce Powers Pat Merrill Mary Ellen Dale Geraldine Pugmire Dolores Cregan.
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Idaho
Camp Ponderosa
Payette Lakes
Red Cross
Mary E. Doolittle
Pocatello
Virginia Roscoe
Ruth Ann Robinson
Joyce Powers
Pat Merrill
Mary Ellen Dale
Geraldine Pugmire
Dolores Cregan
Sixth Briton Missing in Trouble Area
Six British captives remain missing as six British servicemen comb the Hatikvah and Shapiro quarters and the Yarkon river neighborhood. Tel Aviv council orders kidnappers to release the captives. British airborne troops set road blocks and posted identity checks. Local residents resisted a military search near Acre, blocking gates and releasing a hive of bees.
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Hatikvah
Yarkon
Tel Aviv
British Sixth Airborne Division
Acre
British tighten controls after toll of Palestine raids
All roads through upper Galilee in Palestine were blocked and telephone lines cut to stop alarms. British engineers built a Bailey bridge over the Jordan replacing the dynamited Bridge of the Daughters of Jacobs. In three days 18 killed and scores injured as terrorism rages. Military authorities ban Jewish premises in Palestine to British troops until kidnapped officers are freed, affecting bars theaters hotels and restaurants.
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Upper Galilee
Palestine
Jordan
Syria
Daughters of Jacobs
Conflicting Testimony At Yugoslav War Trial Leads To Courtroom Show
The report describes Mihailovic denying Chetnik attacks on Marshal Tito while Tito governs Yugoslavia. The court uses confrontations for witnesses, with floodlights cameras and still photos, but witnesses have not altered their accounts.
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Chetnik
Mihailovic
Tito
Peter
U S Aid to Chinese Ports Amid Civil War Pressures
U S forces assist in transport to Manchuria and supply weapons as civil war in China rages. Propaganda from Peiping accuses Washington of unfriendliness while negotiations continue. The destroyer Estes of the Seventh Fleet heads to Tsingtao under Adm. Charles.
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Tsingtao
Peiping
China
United States
Manchuria
U. S
Nanking
Shanghai
Estes
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Adm
Charles
Navy to continue movement to Tsingtao port
Fleet commander M. Cooke was to depart by plane this afternoon for the port. The navy said Tsingtao remains safe despite communist attack fears and there will be no deviation from plans to send navy families there.
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M. Cooke
Tsingtao
Demand Rises for Story of Court Feud
The article discusses a proposed court reform requiring two thirds congress approval and three fourths state ratification. It analyzes which justices would remain and be removed, naming Hugo S Black Stanley F Reed Felix Frankfurter Harold H Burton and the Roosevelt appointees to depart. It notes Truman's Fred Vinson would likely remain as chief justice.
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Congress
Hugo S. Black
Stanley F. Reed
Felix Frankfurter
Harold H. Burton
Truman
William O. Douglas
Frank Murphy
Robert H. Jackson
Wiley Rutledge
Roosevelt
Fred Vinson
Senate
Idaho Democrats Confer on Second District Race
Boise candidate Pete Leguineche refused comment after a Boise conference with Idaho Democratic contenders for the U.S. House second district seat. Attendees included U S Senate nominee George Donart of Weiser and Democratic chairman Dave Bush in Governor Williams' office.
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Boise
Idaho
Pete Leguineche
U.S. Representative
Arnold Williams
George Donart
Weiser
U.S. Senate
Dave Bush
Thousands of Jews Seek New Homes in Europe
Thousands of Jews in military barracks seek new homes as fate and fortune hinge on decisions. In interviews many voiced Palestine as their desired destination, reflecting a response to the British American inquiry committee recommendation.
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Europe
Palestine
Immediate Jewish Immigration to Palestine Debated
American refugees officers say a 190000 Jewish immigration push boosts postwar displacement. British Foreign Minister Bevin flags rejecting 100000 immediacy, citing military and financial burdens and seeking American aid. Violence in Palestine follows Bevin’s announcement, though causality remains disputed.
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Palestine
Germany
Bevin
Labor Party
Holy Land
England
America
Director Leaves Budget Post for World Bank Role
Harold D Smith quit as director of the federal budget to become vice president of a new international bank worth 7.67 billion dollars. President Truman accepted the resignation. Charles Ross noted the move's importance. Eugene Meyer leads the bank, with Paul H Appleby named acting director of the budget.
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Washington
Harold D Smith
International Bank
Truman
Charles Ross
Smith
World Bank
Eugene Meyer
Washington Post
Paul H Appleby
Appleby
Republicans Fight Senate Appropriations Increase
Republicans oppose a proposed rise in Senate funding as they criticize hiring and a $17,000,000 spend toward a business census before the 1948 presidential campaign. The dispute centers on fiscal control and long term impacts.
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Senate
Senate panel weighs reclamation funds for several western states
The senate committee plans to act late this week or early next on a bill funding state commerce and justice operations for the new fiscal year starting July 1. Reclamation appropriations for Idaho Montana New Mexico California Utah Washington Wyoming rise, with notable boosts for Riverton Wyoming Boise Idaho Payette division Palisades and Provo River Utah projects.
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Committee
Wallace
Senate
State, Commerce and Justice
Interior Department
Idaho
Montana
New Mexico
California
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Knowland
Card of Thanks to Relatives and Friends
To our relatives and friends for their kindness and sympathy in our recent bereavement we wish to express our deep appreciation, and also sincere thanks for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Evelyn McNally and Family Mr. and Mrs. Henry McNally and Family.
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Evelyn McNally
Henry McNally
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