Two Groups Spar for Vital Region
James D. White analyzes Korea's split, with a northern Russian backed regime and a southern U S UN backed government in Seoul. He warns occupation withdrawals could trigger internal conflict and notes continued opposition to Syngman Rhee despite a right wing victory. The piece frames a Russo American deadlock shaping Korean future and policy bipartisan unity despite elections.
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Germany
Russia
United States
United Nations
Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
South
America
Idaho Progress Exhibit at Chicago Fair Showcases Growth
Idaho and Union Pacific exhibits at the Chicago railroad fair highlight agricultural and industrial progress. Sun Valley summers set a backdrop for Idaho while plastic giveaways from Idaho potatoes attract attention and promote western migration across 11 western states served by the railroad.
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Omaha
Idaho
Sun Valley
Union Pacific
Saturday Afternoon Radio Schedule Highlights
A detailed list of programs and times for Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning schedules including dance orchestras bands and variety shows along with religious and music segments featuring acts like the Adrian Rollini Trio the Echoes from the Hills and the Chicago Theatre of the Air.
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Chicago Theatre of the Air
Korn
Mutual Reports
Keyy Concert Hall
Goodnight
Young People's Church of the Air
Intermountain
Sacred Heart
Voice of Prophecy
Mutual Music Box
Will Lightning Strike at GOP Convention as Dewey Tops Field
The article surveys GOP contenders for 1948 with New York Governor Dewey noted as a leading renominating option. It traces Dewey’s career from New York district attorney to governor and presidential contender, along with profiles of MacArthur Stassen Taft Vandenberg Warren and Warren’s background as a potential nominee and reformer.
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GOP
New York
Dewey
Roosevelt
New York City
Wendell Willkie
Stassen
Minnesota
California
Earl Warren
Warren
Pocatello Chosen For Meeting Of Liquor Dealers
The Idaho State liquor dealers association will meet in Pocatello October 12 to draft recommendations for the state legislature. President Jack Alvord said after a state meeting at Idaho Falls, the third such meeting in eight months. Speakers included Alvord Saunders Hopkins Poole Moffet Hall and others. 33 percent of state liquor dealers have joined the association. Pocatellans attending the Idaho Falls meeting listed Levinson Campbell Cooper Hopkins Stedtfeld Thurston Shields Pullos and Alvord.
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Idaho State Liquor Dealers Association
Pocatello
Jack Alvord
The
Pocatello Association
Idaho Falls
Alvord
Clarence Saunders
Boise
Idaho Law Enforcement
Henry Hopkins
Wyoming
George Poole
Arco
Willis Moffet
Leonard Hall
State AF of L
Pocatellans
Rogers Hotel
Herman Levinson
W. W. Campbell
Benny Cooper
Gordon Stedtfeld
Bud Thurston
W. W. Shields
Danny Pullos
Truman Returns To Washington
President Truman arrives in Washington after a 15 day 8000 mile rail journey to Los Angeles and back. He praises the trip as educational and greets a crowd including cabinet members at Union Station while vowing more vetoes and criticizing Congress over housing bills and postmaster appointments. Washington debates whether the trip boosted his standing or harmed support.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Los Angeles
Union Terminal
Altoona
GOP
Civil Service
Next President Could be History's Youngest or Oldest
Washington notes the next U S president could be the youngest or oldest in history. If Harold Stassen or Douglas MacArthur secure the nomination and win, they would set records for age at inauguration. Historical precedents show Theodore Roosevelt at 42 and William Henry Harrison at 68 as bookend ages.
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MacArthur
Pacific
West Point
Army
Japan
Philippines
Harold E. Stassen
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Minnesota
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McKinley
William Henry Harrison
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Harry Truman
Roosevelt
NCAA Names Panel To Investigate Sanity Code Violations
The National Collegiate Athletic Association named 33 men to a panel to probe violations of its sanity code and approved a $5,000 initial budget. Clarence P. Houston of Tufts heads the constitutional compliance committee and says about six charges have been filed since the code joined the constitution last January. Investigations will be conducted by three member groups from the panel, with a panel chairman to be appointed soon by the NCAA executive committee.
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Minneapolis
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Clarence P. Houston
Tufts
Association
NCAA
Lava Springs Hosts Weekend Guests and Local Fines Enacted
Lava Springs guests included Bill Collings at the Ben Chapin home and Lynn and Sandy Richards. Marshall Burgin plans Friday return from Blackfoot after a month away. A birthday dinner for W. E. Hill was held at Hooper Springs with multiple local families attending. The Lava village board set fines for hose use outside approved hours. Arthur Pagnaut is seriously ill in a Salt Lake hospital awaiting surgery.
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W. E. Hill
Hooper Springs
Hill
Ed Nelson
Richard Nelson
Seth Hill
Bob Tillotson, Jr
Kenneth Hamp
Conda
Village Board of
Lava
Arthur Pagnaut
Salt Lake
Baby Avery Funeral Held in Lava Hot Springs Cemetery
Grieving family gathers for the 11 am graveside service of Baby Avery in Lava Hot Springs Cemetery. The infant, daughter of Leland and Maxine Croney Avery, died shortly after birth in Lava Hot Springs hospital last Wednesday. Survived by brother Stanley O'Dell Avery sister Karem Sue Avery and grandparents Nettie Croney Jessie Avery. Interment conducted by Arthur W. Hall Mortuary under Bishop J. R. Maughan.
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Baby Avery
Lava Hot Springs
J. R. Maughan
Lava Hot Springs Ward
LDS Church
Lava Hot Springs Hospital
Leland
Maxine Croney Avery
Stanley O'Dell Avery
Karem Sue Avery
Nettie Croney
Bancroft
Jessie Avery
Arthur W. Hall
Funeral rites for six year old James Lusk
Funeral services for James Lusk six year old son of James P and Arlene Allen Lusk were held at 2 pm Friday at Hall mortuary chapel Bishop Henry G West officiated Invocation by Don Jesson and benediction by Joseph Palmer The grave was dedicated by James Allen The service featured music by Eleventh ward relief society choir and soloists with Della Webster on piano Speakers included Owen Marley and Bishop Willard Anderson Pallbearers were Clayton Allen Zane Rowe Darrell Allen David Ralph and Don Lusk Interment at Mountain View Cemetery under Arthur W Hall mortuary supervision
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James P
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Hall Mortuary Chapel
Don Jesson
Joseph Palmer
James Allen
Eleventh Ward Relief Society Chorus
Alice Brandt
Velma Allen
Bonnie Dahike
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J. L. Palmer
Arthur W. Hall
Della Webster
Owen Marley
Willard Anderson
Clayton Allen
Zane Rowe
Darrell Allen
David
Ralph
Don Lusk
Flowler
Eleventh Ward Relief Society
Alice Eskelson
Mountainview Cemetery
Arthur W. Hall Mortuary
Idaho governors join UN leaders for luncheon at Lake Success
Four governors C A Robins Idaho George Mickelson South Dakota Val Peterson Nebraska and Vail Pittman Nevada lunched Friday with United Nations delegates at Lake Success after attending U N meetings. They met secretary general Trygve Lie executive assistant Andrew W Cordier and other top UN officials during the luncheon.
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Lake Success
United Nations
U. N
C. A. Robins
Idaho
George Mickelson
South Dakota
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Vail Pittman
Nevada
Trygve Lie
Lie
Andrew W. Cordier
Byron Price
Franklin D. Roosevelt
UN Security Council
Philip Jessup
United States
Alexander Cadogan
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
UN “Little Assembly
Recreation Hut Plans Fight Night Open House
Teenagers may skip the open house at the Recreation Hut next Wednesday to hear the Louis Walcott fight. Director Wayne Booth says listeners can attend both events, with activities like tennis, badminton, archery, indoor games, dancing, and record playing.
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Recreation Hut
Wayne Booth
Priday
Malad Chooses C. A. Simpson as County Schools Superintendent
C. A. Simpson of Weston was named superintendent for the Oneida county wide Class A district based in Malad. He succeeds Karl G. Maeser, with the Malad stake presidency and high council hosting the announcement after a Monday night event.
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Malad
C. A. Simpson
Oneida
Simpson
Weston
Westside
Karl G. Maeser
Karl Smith
Mrs. Smith
War Dead Coming Home In Cardiff Ceremony
Cardiff Wales saw a full ceremony as nearly 5000 US World War II dead left the United Kingdom for burial on American soil. They were the first group of American war dead to depart for homelands from Britain.
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Cardiff
Wales
United Kingdom
Increased VA funding for Idaho Soldiers' Home veterans
The Idaho Soldiers' Home will receive higher aid from the Veterans Administration under a recent Congress act. The VA payment rises from 300 to 500 dollars per veteran per year, effective June 1, 1948, reverting to 300 on July 1, 1951. Currently 5,518 veterans in 28 state homes and 14,749 in 12 VA homes receive domiciliary care. eligibility requires disabilities preventing substantial gainful work.
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Idaho
Veterans Administration
Leon Fields
UN to Deploy 50 Guard for Palestine Peace Mission
The United Nations plans to send a 50 member security detachment to Palestine for emergency duty, the first such U N force to assist UN peace projects abroad. The unit will fly to Cairo on Saturday under Count Folke Bernadotte and may prompt further contingents and talks with Israel's leaders in Rhodes for lasting peace.
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Lake Success
United Nations
Palestine
U. N
World Organization
Trygve Lie
William O'Dwyer
New York
Cairo
Folke Bernadotte
U. N. Palestine
Count Berenadotte
Bernadotte
Tel Aviv
Israel
Rhodes
Holy Land
Pocatello Vocalist Sings for Jubilee
Richard LaMonte Royter of the VFW club will be the featured vocalist on KEYY’s quiz show at the VFW Jamboree tonight. He will perform Falling in Love With Love and Danny Boy amid the jubilee event.
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Richard LaMonte Royter
VFW
Mr. Royter
Danny Boy
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