Young GOP Attacks Brannan Plan At Conference
National Chairman Hugh OD Scott Jr told the Young Republican federation in Salt Lake City that the Brannan farm subsidy plan will raise taxes on farmers if enacted. He warned subsidies may be cut if costs mount and urged labor support for Republicans.
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Salt Lake City
Hugh OD. Scott, Jr
Brannan
Scott
Young Republican National Federation
Secretary of Agriculture
GOP
Installment Controls to End June 30
Washington senators said wartime and postwar controls on consumer installment buying will expire at month end. Senator Robertson noted no further action on extending the controls, while Chairman Maybank had predicted lapse. Federal Reserve officials and President Truman had urged extension as an anti inflation standby.
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Washington
Robertson
D-Va
Maybank
D-Sc
Federal Reserve Board
Truman
Bill Would Free Indians to Handle Affairs
The House Public Lands Committee approved a bill allowing Indians to obtain certificates of competency after turning 21. Competency would be decided by naturalization courts, based on intellectual qualifications and ability to manage own affairs.
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Washington
House Public Lands Committee
Naturalization Courts
Suits Drop in Price
Palm Beach suits priced to cut 28 percent with Goodall Co announcing new retail of 19.75 from 27.50 and 12.25 wholesale from 17.05 effective July 11 for 1949 styles.
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New York
Palm Beach
Goodall Co
Senate splits on Taft Hartley act injunctions vote
Senators divide into two camps ahead of next Tuesday's vote on continuing emergency strike injunctions under the Taft Hartley act. The decision could influence the fate of the labor bill overall.
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Washington
Senate
Coplon Seethes in Court as Frame-Up Charge Is Highlighted
Judith Coplon erupts in a 10 minute outburst after cross examination, declaring she is innocent and framed. She accuses prosecutors and the government, insisting the espionage case smells to high heaven as spectators watch the dramatic scene unfold in federal court.
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Washington
Judith Coplon
Idaho Legislator Blasts Brannan Farm Proposal
R H Young Jr of Parma Idaho a member of the Idaho house blasted the Brannan agricultural plan at a National Young Federation convention calling it costly dictatorial and regimentation of farmers. He urged a farm program with parity price supports and modifications to meet modern conditions.
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Idaho
Brannan Farm
Salt Lake City
R. H. Young, Jr
Parma
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Brannan
Young
Sex Fiend Sought In Beer Bottle Slaying Of Boy
Statewide manhunt launched for a sex fiend after the brutal killing of four year old Walter Eaton near the Michigan state capitol. Police say the child was found with his throat slit in a vacant lot.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Capitol Building
Walter Eaton
Cost of living slips in mid May drop
Washington reports the cost of living eased by three tenths of a percent in the month ending May 15, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The decline appears as the index shows a slight downward movement.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Whitehead Chairs Idaho Polio Planning Committee
Whitehead elected chairman of the late polio planning committee to draft an overall care plan for potential mass cases. Dr. Quentin Mack of Boise named vice chairman with Florence Whipple Boiss as secretary and William Stone of Salt Lake City as treasurer.
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Boise
Donald ) Whitehead
Quentin Mack. Boise
Florence Whipple Boiss
State Department of Public Health
William Stone
Salt Lake City
National Foundation For Infantle Paralysis
Proposed Law Expands Minimum Wage For Farm Workers
Washington The Senate labor committee on Friday approved a bill raising the minimum wage from 40 to 75 cents an hour. Senator Pepper noted the bill would lift about 1,250,000 interstate workers earning below 75 cents, while widening only to include 100,000 non farm workers in processing agricultural products in areas of production.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Pepper
D-Fla
Labor Department
Pioneer League scores and player names from Idaho towns
Idaho Falls hosts a 220 game with Pocatello 434 711 and a slate of players including Tapp Corey Hiatt Nygaard Volk Lloyd Hanna Buck Thurston and others. Ogden Great Falls and Siroto Tufteland Shepard Stumpf Manier Bartholomew Gabler appear in listed lineups with various scores and notations.
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Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Tapp
Corey
Hiatt
Nygaard
Volk
Lloyd
Hanna
Buck
Great Falls
Siroto
Tufteland
Shepard
Stumpf, Manier
Bartholomew
Gabler
Minor collision at Main and Lovejoy injures two drivers
Police report a minor crash at the Main and Lovejoy corner at 7 05 pm Friday. Autos operated by Foyd McCullough of 809 S Arthur and Marie G Hay den of Arbon Valley were damaged and involved in the incident.
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Main and
Lovejoy
Foyd McCullough
S. Arthur
Marie G. Hayden
Arbon Valley
Sheriff Indicted on Rape Charge in New Mexico
A Dona Ana county grand jury indicted Sheriff A. M. Happy Apodaca on rape and recommended removal from office in civil action. Justice of Peace Ramon Duran was charged with embezzlement and accepting illegal fees for dismissing a case. The sheriff, 35, faced accusations of gross immorality, incompetency, and failing to curb gambling.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Dona Ana
A. M. “Happy” Apodaca
Justice of Peace
Ramon Duran
Greek Leader So phoulis Dies at 88 in Athens
Themistokles Sophoulis, veteran Greek premier backed by Western powers, died after a stroke at his summer home. He had suffered a stroke on his 68th birthday last November 24 but recovered to resume public duties until his death. King Paul asked Constantin Tsatsiris to form a new government.
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Athens
Themistokles Sophoulis
Priday
Paul
Constantin Tsaidaris
Sophoulis Remembrance Marks End of Greek Premier Era
The veteran Greek statesman Sophoulis receives high honors as NATO allied nations mourn his death. Funeral plans set for Sunday while Parliament adjourns as Deputy Premier Dio medes may lead until a new government forms. Sophoulis, a key figure for half a century, opposed both Ottoman and German empires and later fought communism. He served as premier since September 7, 1947.
Weather outlook for Pocatello Saturday showers high 70 to 75
Partly cloudy with few showers in Pocatello and vicinity on Saturday. Highs reach 70 to 75, with Saturday night lows around 45 to 50. Total precipitation this month 56, normal 89. Mean temperature 66, normal 64. Sunset 8 13, sunrise 4 52.
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Ae Settee
Bilings
Boise Petree
New York
Omaha
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Seattle
Accused Spy Hiss Denies Secret China Town Deal
In New York, Alger Hiss testifies on the stand denying a claim he made a secret Chinatown agreement to pass state documents to a Russian agent. He maintains he never betrayed the country and rejects perjury charges as his defense counsel questions Chambers’ accusations of a 1937 1938 handover of documents.
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New York
Alger Hiss
Chinatown
Whitetaker Chambers
Boris Bykov
Hiss
Chambers
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Release sought for Norris held on murder charge in Power county
Carlyle H. Norris 39 of Twin Falls filed for writ of habeas corpus alleging unlawful detention by Power county sheriff W. J. Hoehnen. Norris held in American Falls jail since June 9 on a murder charge connected to the death of his wife Naomi, struck by an auto on U.S. highway 30 near American Falls. Writ hearing set for June 30 at 10 am before Judge L. E. Glennon in Power county courthouse.
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Carlyle H. Norris
Twin Falls
Power
Noreris
W. J. Hoehnen
American Falls
Norris
F. M. Bistline
Pocaetello
Jane 5
William Loofbourrow
Power County Court House
L. E. Glennon
Pocatello
Fifth District Court
Naomi
J. F. Bedingfield
State Police
U.S. Highway 30
Outstanding JC Neal Moon Named 1949 Jaycee All-Star
JC Neal Moon of 216 South Sixth was selected outstanding Jaycee of 1949 at a Junior Chamber meeting and dinner held Friday in the Moose hall. Moon heads the Bargain Barn hardware department and is a charter member of the local Pocatello organization.
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Neal Moon
S. Sixth
Jaycee
Moose Hall
Moon
Bargain Barn
Pocatello Organization
Twin Falls Linksman Wins State Junior Golf Tourney
Sonny Hiskey of Twin Falls and Fred Stringfield of Caldwell led a state junior golf tourney showing early rounds Thursday and Friday at Plantation course. Hiskey captured the title with rounds of 74 and 75 for 149 while Bud Jones of Nampa was third and Tommy Flynn of Lewiston fourth. The top finishers earned a spot in the national junior tourney in Houston, Texas.
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Boise
Sonny Hiskey
Fred Stringfield
Caldwell
Houston
Texas
Hiskey
Bud Jones
Nampa Wan
Tommy Flynn
Lewiston
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