Fourth Term Controversy and Communist Influence in U S Politics
The piece argues that Communist elements led by Browder have long backed a Roosevelt Fourth Term. It claims Communists aim to undermine the U S system, noting influence over the Fourth Term faction and the American Labor party in New York, and questions Democratic reactions.
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Arl Browder
Roosevelt
National Unity
Mr. Roosevelt
CIO
Hague
Kelly
Pepper
Hill
Communist Political Association
Communist Political Party of America
Hitler
Stalin
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
United States
American Labor Party
New York
Idaho Battles Insect Invasion With Aerial Poison Bait
Idaho faces fewer pests this year though cricket swarms threaten areas near Dubois in Clark county and grasshoppers in Washington county Weiser. Aerial poison bait spreads by airplanes across infestation strips 60 feet wide, using sawdust bran and sodium fluosilicate to kill crickets while central Idaho cooperates with the forest service and entomology bureau to curb the pest march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Dubois
Clark County
Weiser
Washington County
Ogden
Forest Service
Bureau of Entomology
Bombing From Russian Bases Doom German War Industry
Major General John R. Deane reports that Americans and British can use Russian air fields for heavy bombing. He says every German city with war factory production is doomed, and the campaign may take months to achieve its goal.
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Germany
John R. Deane
General Staff
Russia
Freedom of information key to world peace plan says editor
The editor argues that true peace among the big powers depends on freedom to gather and publish news. Without open reporting, misunderstandings grow into fear and hatred. The German submarine menace is downgraded to a problem with few U boats on the Atlantic coast now.
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United States
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
China
Moscow
Teheran
Atlantic
Biographical Sketch of Fred D. Quinn Kiwanis Spotlight
Fred D. Quinn of Pocatello is featured in a Kiwanis biographical sketch. He was born August 31, 1899, in Pocatello and lived in Crestone Colorado and Utah before returning to Pocatello. He rode the railroad as a student and later joined the First National bank, rising to assistant manager and personnel head. Quinn is active in sports and YMCA softball, with three children and a bombardier son in Scotland.
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Fred DeLeon Quinn
Pocatello
Quinns
Missouri
Mr. Quinn
Fred
Crestone
Colorado
Utah
Pocatello High School
Center Street
The
Academy of Idaho
Idaho Southern University
Presidio
Carl Valentine
Furst National Bank
First National Bank
First Security Bank
Y.M.C.A
Mrs. Quinn
Pat
Matha Jane
Scotland
Quinn
Kiwanis
Idaho Notes From Chicago Caucus and State Updates
A Chicago convention report says Idaho delegates will vote for Dewey. Idaho editor warns about Charles C Gossett and Glen Taylor on one platform. Idaho fish hatcheries report eggs worth about 55000 dollars and a large plant expansion. Police note a Deadwood post office robbery with a pistol and rifle stolen. Mayfair Packers buy land for stock farm as Filer plant nears fruit processing. Idaho political action committee endorsements cited as influential yet not nominating governor Georgy Curtis. University of Idaho summer enrollment totals 348 with 43 in graduate. U S court in San Francisco orders Idaho Refining to drop independent union recognition and reinstate discharged workers with back pay.
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Mayfair Packers
Filer
Hansen
Idaho
Cato
Political Action Committee
Lewiston
Georgy Curtis
U. S
San Francisco
National Labor Relations Board
Idaho Refining Company
Pocatello
NLRB
APL Teamsters
AFL
Your Child and His Problems
Advice to parents on sun exposure safety for children, warning about skin sensitivity and eye protection. Emphasizes gradual sun exposure, footwear safety, poison ivy avoidance, water supervision, and general accident prevention with quotes from readers and a note about talking to babies.
Dime Box Texas Post Office History Inquiry
Reader asks for the origin of the community name Dime Box Texas and seeks historical details. Also mentions Em barrass Wisconsin and a reader request about multilingual “I love you” phrases for a 48 star flag. Includes a note about sending a 2000-word History of the American Language to Frank Colby.
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Dime Box
Texas
H’m
Frank Colby
Association Elects New Officers at Pocatello Meeting
Stan Rhees of Boise was reelected president of the Idaho Small Loans association as members from Boise Twin Falls Nampa Idaho Falls and Pocatello gathered in Pocatello. John Radmacher of Pocatello became vice president and Jack Murdock of Boise was named secretary-treasurer.
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Stan Rhees
Boise
Idaho Small Loans Association
Twin Falls
Nampa
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
John Radmacher
Jack Murdock
Bannock Hotel
Naval Ordnance Plant
Griffith Jenkins
Malad
Idaho
Willis Moffett
Ada County
al Barnett
Los Angeles
Pacific
Readers' Corner Confirms Hidden Language Word
In Birmingham, a reader recounts doing a favor for Professor Fang brane who sent a card bearing the word Phthignkhce. The columnist answers that the word is a coded form of thanks with the pronunciation phth as in.
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Birmingham
Fangbrane
S. M
Idaho Small Loan Members Meet in Pocatello
Finance corporation in Pocatello and Milton Zener, Pocatello attorney, hosted a meeting of Idaho Small Loan association attendees including R. B. Catling, Guy Cress, Thomas Ashley, Stan Rhees, Jack Murdock of Boise, Harold Cross and Chick Hiatt of Twin Falls, Foss Manley and Brad Minor of Idaho Falls, Mr. Brown of Nampa, Sam Scott, Linn Bailey, Stan Moen, and John Rademacher of Pocatello.
Moose Drive Nets Fifty Tons Of Waste Paper
Fifty tons of wastepaper were collected Sunday in Pocatello through a house to house canvass led by the Loyal Order of Moose with help from eight army trucks and one navy truck. Seventeen Moose members and eleven military personnel assisted in areas including Yellowstone highway Richland acres and Tyhee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Pocatello Army Air Field
Naval Ordnance Plant
Pocatello
LaMont Turpin
Yellowstone Highway
Richland Acres
Tyhee
Moose Lodge
Moose
Wastepaper Drive Yields Limited City Participation
Falls saw wastepaper scattered from the west side of the Portneuf river with Turpin noting the district saved the most, though only about one third of homes participated. First house-to-house collection since April 23, with a depot on 1500 South First for business collections. Paper from Sunday to be shipped to United States Paper Supply in Rothschild Wisconsin. Henry Bowman led the effort.
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Portneuf
Turpin
South First
United States
Rothschild
Wis
Henry Bowman
Marines Lose Pay For AWOL Absence Rules Change
The U S Marine Corps manual states any marine absent without leave on February 28 loses three days pay instead of one, clarifying disciplinary consequences for AWOL cases referencing specific date.
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U.S. Marine Corps
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Gossett
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Deadwood
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NBC
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