Coal Pension Hearing Looms In Miner Benefit Dispute
Senator Bridges asked a federal court to block a $100-a-month coal miner pension plan funded by the United Mine Workers welfare fund. Ezra Van Horn, representing operators, argues the plan violates Taft Hartley law. Justice Goldsborough will hear the case. mediation chief Cyrus Ching seeks a compromise to end the stalemate before the June 30 contract end.
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Washington
Idges
Bridges
United Mine Workers’ Welfare Fund
UMW
John L. Lewis
Ezra van Horn
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
New York
Cyrus Ching
Ching
Truman
Lewis
Montana Rivers Flood Break Records Across Northern Counties
Heavy rainfall in northern Montana caused record flood crests on the Marias and Teton rivers. The event floods farmland and roads, while authorities issue alerts and monitor rising water levels. The text notes the U.S. Government Printing Office was established in 1860.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Marias
Teton
U.S
Government Printing Office
Seaman Jack J. Capell Serves on Truman Honor Guard
Pocatello apprentice seaman Jack J. Capell son of Flora E. Siler home on recruit leave honored for service with Co 89 as part of a special presidential guard of honor for President Harry S. Truman. Guard traveled from San Diego to Los Angeles June 13 billeted at Long Beach naval station and paraded in Los Angeles. Capell to report back to San Diego after boot leave.
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Navy Recruiting Office
Pocatello
Jack J. Capell
Flora E. Siler
Jack
Co. 89
Guard of Honor
Army and Navy
Harry S. Truman
Presidential Guard of Honor
San Diego
Los Angeles
Naval Station
Long Beach
Union Depot
Air Force Orders 28 C-124 Sky Freighters for Bases
The air force orders 28 C-124 troop and cargo transports capable of 222 troops or 25 ton payloads over 2 400 miles without refueling. Sizes exceed C-54s by about 2.5 times with a built in nose ramp for loading heavy equipment. The craft can serve as a hospital plane carrying 123 stretchers, 45 walking wounded, and 15 nurses.
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Washington
Air Force
Two Enter Pleas Of Not Guilty
Charles Hyde judge presided over three cases on Thursday and Friday. Bob Hardy received a suspended 30 day jail sentence for intoxication in public on the condition he leave town. James E Rogers pleaded not guilty to battery and is free on a 200 dollar bond. Delbert Holbrook pleaded not guilty to reckless driving and is free on a 300 dollar bond.
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Charles Hyde
Justice of the Peace
Bob Hardy
James E. Rogers
Delbert Holbrook
Alameda Court Hears Two Traffic Violations
Grover Dunlap of Harding Montana was fined 10 dollars for speeding. Clifford F. Andrews of 1331 South Third street received a 2.50 dollar fine for running a stop sign. James W. Hutchins of 1040 North Ninth failed to appear, with a bench warrant issued for his arrest.
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Alameda
Grover Dunlap
Harding
Mont
Clifford F. Andrews
James W. Hutchins
Earl Adkins
House approves draft bill vote split by party lines
In Washington the House passed the draft bill on Friday with a party line vote. Republicans voting for were Angell Goff Holmes Norblad Stockman Tollefson and Jackson of Wash. Democrats for included Granger. Republicans against were Dawson Horan Jones of Wash Sanborn. Democrats against included Granger.
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Washington
House
Angell
Idaho Purebred Sheep Breeders Set Sale Date and Leader
The Idaho Purebred Sheep Breeders Association named Sept. 21 for its annual sale in Idaho Falls. Mrs. Powell Fullerton of Idaho Falls was chosen to chair the organization for the unexpired term of B Dallas Murdoch who moved to Lima Montana. Elected directors include Sterling Murdoch Driggs Forrest Larsen Blackfoot and Jack Rucker Shelley with holdover directors W H Elkington Idaho Falls Herbert Lowe Aberdeen and Tom Bell Rupert.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho Purebred Sheep Breeders Association
Powell Fullerton
B. Dallas Murdoch
Lima
Mont
Sterling Murdoch
Driggs
Forrest Larsen
Blackfoot
Jack Rucker
Shelley
W. H. Elk
Preschool Books Shown At PTA Meeting In Pocatello
Miss Margaret Ruth Edwards, children's librarian, spoke to Pocatello PTA members about children and reading. She cited a book where an alligator bites a man's leg to illustrate a point, noting children like repetition, clear print, and good illustrations. The session, organized by Mrs. Reed Sower, gathered east and west side groups to discuss reading preferences and parental guidance.
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Margaret Ruth Edwards
Grace Ritchey
Anna Dickey
Myra Tschanz
Margaret Armstrong
Martha Giiunther
Paul W. Scott
Reed Sower
Lydia Hines
Tilda Mae Johnson
Pocatello
Public Library
East
West Side
Edwards
Idaho State College
Martha Guenther
Burglary near Kirkland traps man in chicken house
Aron Johnson reported to the sheriff that burglars locked him in his chicken house while he worked, then ransacked his home before he escaped. The incident occurred Thursday in Kirkland Washington as police investigate the burglary and search for suspects.
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Kirkland
Wash
Aron Johnson
Pocatello Council Grants Permits and Approvals in Busy Week
Pocatello city council closed a busy week with several actions including rescinding an ordinance over railroad street use, approving a $50 monthly Empire Airlines lease retroactive to January 1, referring a West Pocatello sewer district petition, approving seven fire insurance policies, and authorizing bids for 20 blocks of bituminous pavement. The Joker club licenses were approved after owner verification, a citysanitarian position was created with a $135 monthly salary, and the clerk was authorized to sign the health department sanitation agreement.
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Pocatello
Shoshone Avenue
Empire Airlines
West Pocatello
A. Y. Satterfield
A. A. Girard
George Phillips
R. J. Roubidoux
Joker
Idaho Department of Public Health
Conferees Fail To Reach Farm Price Agreement
Washington conferees from the Senate and House failed to reach a farm price support bill after a long session. They planned another meeting. Senator Aiken said no compromise exists between the two bills and Congress must accept one as is, while House conferees feel their bill is likelier to prevail. Republican leaders aim to pass a bill before adjournment as wartime price supports face cuts.
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Washington
Senate
House
Aiken
R-Vt
Congress
Boys Exhibit Double Bodied Angle Worm
A double bodied angle worm was exhibited in the Pocatello Tribune newsroom Friday afternoon by Lanny Fitzjarral of 1021 N. Lincoln, Darrel Lawson and Pat Richmond. They planned a Saturday fishing trip to Mink Creek.
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Pocatello Tribune
Lanny Fitzjarral
N. Lincoln
Darrel Lawson
Pat Richmond
Mink Creek
Burglars Take Jewelry From Home Window Debris
Through a small window a burglary occurred and a .22 rifle along with an undetermined amount of jewelry were stolen.
Hiroshima Plans Aug. 6 Peace Prayers on First Anniversary
Hiroshima to honor the first anniversary of the atomic bombing with a day of prayers for world peace. The blast on August 6, 1945, killed about 78,150 people in Hiroshima.
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Hiroshima
Japan
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Miller's
Alameda Court
Sanborn
Empire Air Lines
Boise
Idaho
Empire Air Lines, Inc
Alaska
S. S. George Washington
Santa Catalina Island
Empire
Western Air Lines
Sawtooth Lodge
Grandjean
Shore Lodge
Mc Idaho
Moose Creek Lodge
Lewiston
Ft Tee Te Oe
Mont Tim
Leo Adler
Baker
Oregon
W. W. Christensen
Jim Schick
Walla Walla
Paul W. Hyatt
Boise, Idaho
Gwin Hicks
Boise Idaho
PTA
Truck & Bus Equipment CO
North Second
Saugus
Carnes Music Store
Kurlash
Trurlasha Fae Das
Fargo- Wilson- Wells
Lees
Motor Company
Alyss
Bannock County
Ford Tractor
Ford
Ford Tractor and
Dearborn Implements
Tripp Machinery CO
McCammon
Dearborn
Rexall
West Center
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