Pocatello Adopts Liquor License Ordinance
City Council approves liquor by the drink licenses in Pocatello with a 937.50 annual fee and pro rata rate from July 1 1947 to January 1 1948. State license 1250. counties may charge 25 percent of that. Applications await publication of the ordinance. Mayor Phillips vows strict enforcement in cooperation with state and local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Bert Feese
Pocatello Ministerial Association
al- Civic Forces
George D. Phillips
J. Willis Hamblin
Leroy H. Walker
Riley Dixon
Bannock County Society
Allied Civic Forces
Truman Accepts Brazil Visit Invitation From Dutra
Brazilian Ambassador Carlos Martins said President Truman accepted an invitation to visit Brazil and hoped to travel soon with Mrs. Truman and Margaret. White House aides indicated he was pleased to receive the invitation and would confirm a date later.
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Washington (P
Truman
Brazil
White House
Carlos Martins
Martins
Eurico Gaspar Dutra
Russia Opposes Trieste Governor Discussion at UN
The United Nations Security Council voted 9 to 1 to take up the Trieste governorship on the council agenda. Russia opposed the British plan to remove the post from the big four powers. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko argued discussion should wait until the Italian peace treaty is ratified by all major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
United Nations Security Council
Rssian
Trieste
Prance
Russia
Andrei A.gromyko
Jurors to probe water replaces gas vote fraud
Preparations for a federal grand jury to investigate alleged vote fraud in the Kansas City August primary moved forward as Judge Albert A. Ridge ordered a July 5 panel of 23 jurors. The call, requested by special prosecutor Richard K. Phelps, follows criticism by Sen. Kem of Missouri over an incomplete probe. The FBI and Sen. Kem’s subcommittee inquiries continue, with Clark directing a broader Missouri investigation after Truman endorsed Enos Axtell in the fifth district primary. In related dispatches, Derby residents report gas stoves spraying water due to cracked mains and a Canadian motorist finds a fueling-tank mix-up at a Missoula station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Albert A. Ridge
Richard K. Phelps
Tom Clark
Sen
Kem
R.-Mo
Washington
Senate
Kenp
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clark
FBI
Missouri
Truman
Enos Axtell
Roger Slaughter
Axtell
Albert L. Reeves
Detroit Sinks To Yankees In Nine Inning Loss
Detroit 3 New York 5 as Newhouser Gorsica and Swift vs Shea and Houk. Other night games include Cleveland at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington. National Boston 5 Chicago 6 with Spahn Mass Erickson Livingston. New York St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh night games.
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Detroit
New York
Newhouser
Gorsica
Swift
Shea
Houk
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Wahsington
National
Spahn and
Mass
Erickson and Livingston
New York-St. Louis
Philadelphia-Pittsburgh
Price cites savings from vetoed income tax bill
Idaho Secretary of State J. D. Price, a Republican, said taxpayers would have saved $18,988,464 under President Truman’s vetoed income tax bill. He described the amount as about half of Idaho’s 1947-49 state budget.
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Boise
J. D. Price
Idaho
Truman
Price
Retired Teacher Sought in Slayings of Two Women
Police chased Fred W. Lundy a 65 year old former Denver teacher in the slayings of Emily Griffith 65 a noted educator and her sister Florence 67 found shot dead in their mountain cabin near Pinecliffe Colorado The investigation described Lundy as a former Emily Griffith Opportunity School instructor who helped build the cabin and had ties to the sisters.
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Pinecliffe
Colo
Far West
Emily Griffith
Denver
Florence
Donald Moore
Fred W. Lundy
Lundy
Griffith
Growers City Competition debated at Idaho Potato convention
Delegates at the Idaho Potato and Onion Shipers association meeting in Sun Valley discussed processing more Idaho potatoes to meet Maine competition. Wilson Kellogg urged packing consumer grades. O D Miller urged federal and state laws to ban shipment of unsold crops. A J Seitz warned of ongoing car shortages despite new car deliveries.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Maine
United Fruit and Vegetable Association
A. J. Seitz
Union Pacific Railroad
Idaho to Rename Unemployment Benefits to Job Insurance
After July 1 Idaho will rename unemployment compensation to job insurance under the Idaho employment security act. The Idaho employment security agency will replace the unemployment compensation division of the Idaho industrial accident board. Benefits increase from 5 to 18 dollars weekly to 10 to 20 and maximum duration rises from 17 to 20 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Idaho Industrial Accident Board
Idaho Employment Security Agency
Filer Rejects Liquor by the Drink Vote
Filer voters yesterday rejected liquor by the drink by a 194 to 66 margin. The ballot measure failed to authorize on premise alcohol sales in the city.
Viet Namese Forces Launch Two Hour Outskirts Attack
French dispatches from Indo-China report Vietnamese forces mounted a two hour assault on the outskirts last night. Casualty toll described as heavy with fighting continuing near key positions. UBS confirms ongoing clash and potential strategic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ing
China
Ubs
British Press Test Amid Socialist Experiment
An inquiry into ownership and control of Britain's press signals a test for how far Attlee's socialist program may push toward nationalization and potential regimentation. The piece notes public support for a free press and warns that restrictions could threaten democracy and signal a hard left shift.
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London
Daily Worker
Attlee
Royal Commission
England
Britain
Shotgun attack leaves Peter Bollos in critical condition
In Salt Lake City Peter Bollos, 58, was wounded by a shotgun blast on a downtown street and remained critical in a veterans hospital. The assailant was jailed on an open charge, saying he acted to avenge the loss of his two sons who moved from his home to Bollos. The sons described their father as miserable to live with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Peter Bollos
Veterans Hospital
City
Bollos
W. C. Smith
Fall Kills Worker in Railroad Car Collapse
William John Devlin about 45 identified by personal effects died last night from a skull fracture after falling from the steps of a railroad cook car with a Great Northern work crew in Moscow. Coroner H R Short said he had been employed as a waiter for the crew only three days and may have come from Seattle.
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Moscow
William John Devlin
Great Northern
H. R. Short
Devlin
Short
Seattle
Five Injured In Head On Collision Near Cottonwood
Five people were hurt in a head on crash two miles north of here. Rudy O. Barry of Nampa sustained a broken back and was flown to Spokane for treatment. Cleo Forswann of Cottonwood, Sylvia Kinzer of Ferdinand, Harold Harmon of Glenns Ferry, and LaGretta Duclos of Cottonwood sustained various injuries. Harmon and Miss Duclos were discharged from the local hospital. Sheriff Prank Paul reported the cars met head on.
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Cottonwood
Here
Rudy O. Barry
Nampa
Spokane
Cleo Forswann
Sylvia Kinzer
Ferdinand
Harold Harmon
Glenns Ferry
LaGretta Duclos
Harmon
Miss Duclos
Paul
General Clark Sees No War Threat But Warns on Communism
General Mark W. Clark, new commander of the U S sixth army, says no immediate war danger exists. He urges a firm policy to curb communism, warning that Soviet bloc moves could threaten Austria as Hungary did. He urges clear U S support for governments formed through democratic processes.
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San Francisco
Mark W. Clark
U. S. Sixth Army
United States
Austria
Hungary
Finm
Truman Faces Decision on Rent Bill Extension
President Truman weighed whether to let rent controls lapse or back an extension bill amid House and Senate action. The measure extends rent control through February 28 next year with a 15 percent uplift possible by mutual landlord tenant agreement for leases through December 31 1948, and bars most construction curbs except recreational facilities. Housing chief Creedon warned the bill could threaten the housing program, while Sen Taylor warned tenants face steep increases when controls end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Senate
Frank R. Creedon
Sen. Taylor
Idaho
Cardinals Sign Yakima Outfielder Bill Elliott
Cards sign right handed outfielder Bill Elliott of Yakima Washington. He played 65 games last season with Yakima and hit .275.
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Bill Elliott
Yakima, Wash
Cardinals
Yakima
Two Games Set for Pocatello and Ogden at Halliwell Park
Pocatello and Ogden will play two games on Sunday at Halliwell Park starting at 2 and 8 30 p m. Both teams will be idle on Monday.
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Pocatello and Ogden
Halliwell Park
American Plane Sets 623.8 MPH Speed Record
The P80 R jet, built by Lockheed, set a United States world speed mark of 623.8 miles per hour with four runs over a 1.86 mile course near Muroc California. Col. Albert Boyd of the ASI released the record noting wind-assisted up to 632.5 mph and 630.5 mph on upwind runs, surpassing the 616 mph British Gloster Meteor mark from 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muroc
Calif
United States
Albert Boyd
Asiie¢Visac
N. c
Mystery girl at Siskiyou hospital identified?
Illness stops crowd as the so called mystery girl at Siskiyou General Hospital is reportedly diagnosed with chicken pox. A three year old found beaten behind a Weed dance hall Monday drew visitors who were barred as investigators pursue a Sacramento clue that faded. Checks are being made with Eureka and Marysville authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yreka
Calif
Siskiyou General Hospital
Weed
Sacramento
Eureka
Marysville
Senate leaders near deal on Truman labor veto vote
Senate Democratic and Republican leaders closeto a bipartisan agreement for a vote on President Truman's labor bill veto set for 2 p m mountain standard time tomorrow. A separate item notes an autopsy and x ray to determine the death cause of an unidentified man found at the Atomic club on Burley's Main street, and in Dallas a CAP report says wreckage sighted in northeast Oregon may be linked to C P Welton who has been missing ten days on a Boise to Spokane flight.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Burlfy
Atomic Club
Burley
Dallas
Tex
C. P. Welton
Oregon
Civil Air Patrol
Welton
Boise
Idaho
Spokane
Wash
Beaumont
Navy
Thief Takes Stamps At Local Post Office
The theft of $50 in postage stamps from the Hailey post office is under investigation by federal inspector John T. Cotton and the sheriff's office. Postmistress Mrs. Alice York reported the loss.
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Hailey
John T. Cotton
Federal Post Office
Sheriff's Office
Alice York
Ram Sale at Filer Set for August 6
The State Ram Sale will be held Wednesday August 6 at Filer. Sponsored by the Idaho Wool Growers Association the event features quality breeding sires. Chairman Robert S Blastock and committee members H L Finch Soda Springs S W McClure Bliss and E F Rinehart University of Idaho Boise emphasize using good sires to maintain fat lamb production.
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Filer
Robert S. Blastock
Idaho Wool Growers Association
Exibit
Blastock
H. L. Finch
Soda Springs
S. W. McClure
Bliss
E. F. Rinehart
University of Idaho Boise
Championship finals set for Poca Tello City golf tournament
The tournament nears its close after Sunday play featuring Arnold Pearson and Art Schultz in the main bracket. Other bracket finals are scheduled to be completed Saturday.
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Pocatello City
Arnold Pearson
Art Shultz
Competi
Six Japs Die On Gallows
A wartime atrocity execution report says six Japanese officials from admiral to private were hanged last night in Guamu so locals would not witness, with bodies buried in unmarked graves and the event guarded by the navy.
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Guamp
Vor Aum
Marshal Islands
U. S
Makin Island
Shigematsu Sakaibara
Wake
Kikupi Ito
Chichi Jima
Navy
Cobb Seeks Divorce After 39 Years of Marriage
Ty Cobb former baseball great filed for divorce from Charlie Lombard Cobb after 39 years of marriage. The couple, residents of Atherton California, separated for at least three years with a property settlement. Mrs Cobb withdrew a March suit in Redwood City California seeking five thousand dollars monthly alimony and one half of seven million dollars in community property.
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Reno
Ty Cobb
Charlie Lombard Cobb
Georgia Peach
Diamond Fame
Atherton
Calif
Tragic Boise Child Drowns In Pond Accident
Kenneth Hanford an 18 month old son of Dr and Mrs Kenneth H Hanford drowned today in a fish pond near the family home in Boise. The body was found by the infant’s mother after he wandered to a neighbor’s yard and fell into the water.
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Boise
Kenneth Hanford
Kenneth H. Hanford
Truman Holds Veto On Taft Hartley Bill Sparks Vote
President Truman vetoed the Taft Hartley labor bill and the House swiftly voted to override 331 to 83 as the Senate prepared to decide. The roll called 106 Democrats with 225 Republicans in favor over the veto while 71 Democrats and 11 Republicans plus one American Labor member backed the president. A White House plan lunched with top Democrats and a 5 500 word message outlined broad opposition to the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
House
Senate
American - Labor Party
Rep Marcantonio
N. Y
Congress
Demock
White House
Dem
Child Drowns At Shelley Idaho
18 month old Carol Hainsworth daughter of Mr and Mrs Sy Hainsworth Shelley fell into an irrigation ditch and drowned yesterday afternoon. Idaho Falls fire department responded and attempted over an hour to revive her using a resuscitator. The child was playing in the yard with other children when she reportedly tumbled into the ditch and was recovered later with the cause of death not known.
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Shelley
Carol Hainsworth
Sy Hainsworth
Idaho Falls
Hainsworth
Idahoans Vote to Override Truman Veto On Labor Bill
The house today overrode President Truman's veto of the labor bill. Republicans for override: Dawson Utah Goff Sanborn Idaho Norblad Stockman Ellsworth Washington. Republicans against: Angell Oregon. Democrats against: Granger Utah.
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Washington
House
Truman
Dawson
Utah
Goff and Sanborn
Idaho
Norblad
Stockman and Ellsworth
Angell
Oregon
Granger
Fear Injected Into Wallace Meeting in Washington
Idaho woman says Wallace warned that fear was injected into the Wallace meeting audience of 10 000 at Washington's Watergate Amphitheater. He attacked both parties and warned a third party could form in 1948 if U S policies toward Russia do not change. Louis Shadduck reports from the national capital with a note on Wallace's former status and recent dismissal from the Truman administration.
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Wallace
Idaho
Miss Shadduck
Coeur d'Alene Press
National Capital
Washington
Watergate Amphi
Vice-Presi
Dent Henry A. Wallace
Russia
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