Hunter Joe Schaeffer Found Dead in Partridge Creek Area
Fremont County Sheriff confirms the body of 50 year old Pocatello hunter Joe Schaeffer was found near Partridge Creek by Pineview logger Walter Preston. Schaeffer disappeared October 22 during a hunt with two Blackfoot companions, searchers failed due to snow, and coroners will proceed with investigation.
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ST. Anthony
Calvin Smith
Fremont County
Joe Schaeffer
Pocatello
Partridge Creek
Pineview
Smith
Walter Preston
Coronier
Milton Hansen
Schaeffer
Blackfoot
Reef
Robins Urges Idaho Shippers to Preserve Production and Soil
Gov. C. A. Robins addressed the Idaho Potato and Onion Shippers Association urging two goals: maximize premium production and ensure continuous supply. He stressed soil conservation and improved cropping practices as duties for shippers and growers to stabilize Idaho’s agriculture.
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Sun Valley
Gov. C. A
Robins
Idaho
Derailment Spurs Coal Spill Near Chehalis
A Union Pacific freight train derailed northeast of Chehalis spilling coal from nine gondola cars. The incident damaged about 700 feet of track, a mile and a half north of town. No injuries were reported.
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Chehalis, Wash
Union Pacific
Here
Hearing Adjourns in Tokyo War Crimes Trial
The international military tribunal adjourned the war guilt charges against 25 former Japanese leaders until August 4, postponing proceedings in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
International Military Tribunal
Boy Found After Missing From Home Near Dubois
Glenn Vollmer son of Mr and Mrs Ed Vollmer of 457 West Cedar was found with his natural father near Dubois herding sheep. Mrs Vollmer had reported the boy missing since last Thursday evening and told Deputy Sheriff Ray Reynolds she would seek a court order to restrain the father from interfering with custody.
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Glenn Vollmer
Ed Vollmer
W. Cedar
Dubois
ICC Orders Roads to Stress Safety
The ICC directs railroads to install automatic block signals on 27,156 miles and automatic train stop or cab signals on 18,586 miles. The $millions program covers 45,000 miles of track for freight at 50 mph plus and passenger lines at 60 mph, with higher speed lines at 80 mph needing protection. The order, effective immediately, can be appealed to the full 11 member commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Idaho Elks to Run Idaho headquarters at Portland convention
Harold Hinckley secretary of Pocatello lodge 674 BPO Elks will head Idaho Elks association headquarters at the national convention July 13 17 in Portland The display will feature Idaho products and industries including Kraft cheese with lunches and beverages for visiting delegates Secretaries Tate Taylor of Blackfoot lodge will arrive in Portland a week early to arrange the setup
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Harold Hinckley
Pocatello Lodge
BPO Elks
Idaho Elks Association
BPOE
Portland
Tate Taylor
Blackfoot Lodge
Idaho
Correspondent Reports on Border Clash in Sinkiang and Outer Mongolia
Tom Masterson reports from Tihwa in Sinkiang on the June 6 clash between Chinese forces and Outer Mongolia. Chinese NW China officials accuse Soviet Russia of instigating the conflict. The fighting subsided but questions remain about Moscow's influence and the incident's fuller meaning.
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Tom Masterson
Associated Press
Shanghai
Tihwa
China
Sinkiang Province
Outer Mongolia
Silence Greets Truman Stalin Talk Suggestion
Former Vice President Wallace proposed Truman invite Stalin to a Berlin conference as a first step to world peace. Global opinion is silent, with Berlin’s Nacht Express voicing emphatic approval, while past liberal forecasts of profit from a big four alliance recede.
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Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Stalin
Berlin
Seamen Vote Five Percent Wage Rise on Coast
Three maritime unions and 39 shippers reached a five per cent wage settlement for 110,000 seamen on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Contracts extended one year with a December 15 reopening date, and overtime pay for nine holidays was provided.
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New York
John W. Gibson
Atlantic
Gulf
Nathan Feinsinger
Labor Department
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
CIO
Curran
American Communications Association
The
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Gibson
Pacific Coast
NMU
Moberly Lieutenant Colonel Returns to Pocatello
Lieutenant Colonel E E Moberly and his wife return to Pocatello on terminal leave ending July 11, 1942. He re joins Equitable Life Assurance after service, previously with Union Pacific engineering. He served at Denver Omaha La Junta Phoenix Randolph Field and aided railroad maintenance training in 1945. They plan to re occupy their North Hayes Avenue home.
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E. E. Moberly
Pocatello
Army
Moberly
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Engineering
Union Pacific
Denver
Army Engineer District Headquarters
Omaha
Nebr
la Junta
Colo
Phoenix
Ariz
Washington
Horere
Coloniel
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Texas
Idaho
North Hayes Avenue
Mines Report Threat to 300 Colorado Mines if ICC Order Stands
A Colorado mining official warned in a three judge federal court that reversing ICC freight rate rules is vital to prevent the closure of about 300 low grade metal mines. Henry S. Sherman testified for the Colorado Mining Association in a suit by American Smelting and Refining and three railroads challenging the ICC order effective July 1 that would charge railroads for switching ore from mine to mill. The suit argues current operations incur no charge or only nominal rates.
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Salt Lake City
Colorado Mining Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry S. Sherman
Denver
American Smelting and Refining Company
ICC
Entertain at Ogden Preston's All-Girl Choir Presentation
The Elda Carlson directed all girl choir will perform for 200 Ogden Rotarians and Rotary anns at the annual installation on July 2 in the Ben Lomond hotel. The group impressed Logan Rotary recently and sang at the First Congregational church in Pocatello May 25 at the invitation of Reverend Ed Cunningham. A fall concert in Pocatello is planned.
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Preston
Elda Carlson
Ogden Rotarians
Texan salesman missing after Boise flight
CAA says a Dallas, Texas, salesman C. P. Welton disappeared after leaving Boise in a private Vultee plane around June 9. The craft number is unclear between NC-46763 or NC-64673. Mrs. Welton reported no contact since the flight. search covers Northwest stations and airports.
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Boise
Civil Aeronautics Administration
C. P. Welton
Dallas
Tex
CAA
Welton
Bradley
Ogden
Utah
Spokane
Husband
Northwest
Texas
Baseball Scores From A Tuesday Schedule
New York defeated Pittsburgh 12 to 2 as Cooper, Ayers, Beggs, Thompson and W Cooper led the offense with Higbe and Howell pitching. Brooklyn beat Chicago 9 to 1 behind Branca and Hodges while Schmitz and Scheffing split duties. Boston at Cincinnati rained out. American League action saw Chicago edge New York 6 to 1 with Lopat and Maltzberger on the mound. Detroit beat Philadelphia 9 to 1 with Hutchinson and Tr trucks contributing. Cleveland topped Washington 8 to 3 as Stephens and Lemon combined for the win.
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New York
Pittsburgh
M. Cooper
Ayers
Beggs
Thompson
W. Cooper
Higbe and Howell
Idaho Board To Interview Medical Applicants In Boise
The Idaho state board of medical examiners will interview license applicants in Boise on July 14. Written exams are set for July 15 and 16. Applications must be filed with the bureau by July 10.
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Boise
Idaho State Board of Medical Examiners
Idaho
Estella S. Mulliner
Bureau of Occupational Licenses
Bureau
Russian veto may end UN disarmament efforts
Delegates reported a Russian veto of the U S plan for arms reduction could halt UN disarmament work. Andrei Gromyko warned adoption would collapse efforts, linking atomic weapon controls to conventional arms. Some expect a veto move and question minority rule in the world body.
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U.S
U.N
General Assembly
Arms Commission
Security Council
Gromyko
World Organization
Boise men offer fun contests to western ad club heads
Advertising club presidents from 11 western states British Columbia and Hawaii will visit Sun Valley for a four day convention. They may join a trout fishing contest and a potato rolling derby organized by Boise leaders Steve Collins and Gilbert Stanton to highlight Idaho products.
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Boise
British Columbia
Hawaii
Sun Valley
Collins
Idaho
State Buys Equipment for Rupert Salvage Operations
State purchasing agent Harold Boyd inspected salvage operations at Rupert to assess building and fencing stocks recently acquired from the War Assets Administration. About 30 buildings are expected to be salvaged for lumber from the former prisoner of war camp.
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Boise
Harold Boyd
Rupert
War Assets Administration
Lewis Bridge Closure Prompted by Portneuf Damage
The Lewis street bridge across the Portneuf is barricaded awaiting city council action tonight to decide improvements.
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Lewis Street
Portneuf
Parrott to Speak on Samaritan Hospital Expansion
Dr. A L Parrott representing Samaritan Hospital of Nampa will address the Church of the Nazarene at Clark and Eighth at 8 o clock Sunday. The campaign seeks to enlarge capacity from 50 to 125 beds at an estimated cost of $300000 with pledges already received covering about one third. The tour will span several months visiting Nazarene churches in and around Nampa and beyond.
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A. L. Parrott
Samaritan Hospital
Nampa
Church of the Nazarene
Clark
Samaritan
Council to Debate Liquor Licenses in Pocatello
City council to consider a liquor-by-the-drink ordinance with a 937.50 annual city license, prorated to 469.75 after July 1. State license 1250 for large communities. cities may take 75 percent, counties 25 percent. Licensees must post 5000 bond, bartenders 1000 bond and meet health and legal standards.
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Pocatello
Painters Local to Plan Joe Schaffer Funeral Services
Painters local president Tom Hiltebrand says a meeting tonight at 8 at the Labor temple will organize participation in the funeral for Joe Schaffer a union member lost while hunting last October and reportedly found near Partridge Creek north of Ashton. All members urged to attend.
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Tom Hiltebrand
Painters Local
Labor Temple
Joe Schaffer
Partridge Creek
Ashton
Reds Charge Rude Slander In Acheson Remarks
In Moscow Pravda calls Dean Acheson’s Wesleyan speech a gross and rude slander against the Soviet Union. The piece blasts U S foreign policy as cynical dollar diplomacy and unchecked expansion masking the Truman doctrine, noting distrust of American aims worldwide.
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Reds
Dean Acheson
Moscow
Pravda Today
Soviet Union
Acheson
Russia
Pravda
Communist Party
U. S
United States
Delinquent minors case moved to juvenile court
In Juvenile Court the case of Erbin Kaka and Flora Appenay was transferred from police court today to the juvenile court. Police allege Kaka was in the company of Indians who were intoxicated and that he gave the name Billie Perry. Appenay is also alleged to have been in the company of Indian women under the influence of liquor.
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Erbin Kaka
Flora Appenay
Miors
Kaka
Billie Perry
Lquor
Party Cancelled by Ladies' Auxiliary to Painters
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Painters club cancels the planned gathering for tonight and postpones the event to a future date.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
I Painters
Father Refuses Custody for Burial of Two Children
MIAMI Fla 71 Mrs W H Gay of Kershaw S C maternal grandmother of Pegey Russell 11 and John Russell 7 whose father confessed bludgeoning them to death asked circuit court for custody of the bodies for burial in Kershaw Mrs Gay said Chris Russell detective L Deas said died while killing Philfean wife and shooting two neighbors when they sought to place the children in a home He refused to allow funeral arrangements Deas said Russell who ran a cafe next to Wolfes real estate office shot the Wolfes hours after the children were slain in what was described as a response to a juvenile court custody hearing set for tomorrow
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Miami
Fla
W. H. Gay
Kershaw
S. C
Pegey Russell
John Russell
Circuit Court
Gay
Russell
Walter R. Wolfe
Deas
Wolfe
Wolfes
West Island Park reservoir closes to trout fishing after July
Idaho fish and game officials announced the west portion of Island Park reservoir will close to trout fishing after July 1. Fishing began June 4 with the general trout season. closure follows last year’s pattern to protect future supply.
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Boise
State Fish and Game Department
Island Park’ Reservoir
O. R. Christensen
Idaho Palls
Senate Votes Approval Of Wool Bill
The Senate approved a wool tariff bill 48 to 38 sending the measure to the White House. Backers say it protects domestic prices from foreign wool, while administration leaders warn it could weaken U S trade aims. The House earlier passed the tariff provision by voice vote.
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Senate
Washington
White House
House
Sen
Teft R
Ohio
Railroads seek exemption from anti trust laws in bill approval
The house commerce committee will consider tomorrow a Senate approved bill that would exempt railroads cooperative rate making from anti trust laws. The Senate gave final approval late yesterday by 60 to 27 after about a week and a half of debate. A few supporters hope the president will veto it if it clears the House.
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House Commerce Committee
Senate
House
Vandenberg Seeks Bipartisan Survey on U S Aid Capacity
Senator Vandenberg proposes a bi partisan study to gauge how much more foreign aid the United States can safely provide. The plan appears likely to gain State Department support, though it remains unclear if it will adopt or modify the latest foreign aid program outlined by the Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Undersecretary Will Clayton indicated the proposal’s focus on evaluating aid limits.
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Washington
Sen. Vandenberg
United States
State Department
Department
Urday
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Will Clayton
Vandenberg
Russia Tops U S Army 20 to 1 says General Collins
Lt Gen J Lawton Collins warned in Miami that Russia outnumbers the U S Army 20 to 1 with over 10 000 aircraft and could deploy up to 200 divisions in Europe. He claimed U S forces are too small to resist a major European crisis and satellites could add another 100 divisions.
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Russia
U.S. Army
Collins
Miami
Fla
J. Lawton Collins
U.S
Europe
U. S
U. S Army
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