Priest Mao urges U S stance on China and AVG
Father John T Mao chancellor of the Archdiocese of Nanking spoke in Pocatello praising U S support for free China. He urged nonrecognition of the communist government, placement of Chinese students in American colleges, and backing Gen. Claire Chennault for a second AVG in China.
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United States
China
John T
Mao
Archdiocese of
Nanking
Overseas Students Ce of
Pocatello
Father Mao
America
Gate City
Pocatello Rotary Club
Jeannie Chen
Idaho State College
U.S
DePaul University
Chicago
France
Claire Chenault
Canton
Washington, D. C
Truman
Jimmie Hong
Shanghai Cafe
Young Dems of Nation to Meet in S L
SALT LAKE CITY More than 200 delegates are expected for a national Young Democrats clubs of America conference. The three day session opens Friday with Roy Baker of Sherman Texas as principal speaker and Wayne Christopherson of UlAN as conference chair. Delegates will select a site for the 1949 national convention and regional leaders from across the nation will attend. Vernon Taylor of St Paul Nebraska predicts gains in 1950 and 1952 elections.
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Salt Lake City
Young Democrats Clubs of America
Wayne Christopherson
Ulan Young Democrats
Roy Baker
Sherman
Tex
The
Young Democrats
Court Edict Loosens Quorum Rule In One Man Panels
A court ruling could end the common practice of declaring a committee session in session even with few members present. If the Christoffel decision stands, one man investigations by committees may be struck down unless Congress delegates authority to a single lawmaker and designates him as a quorum. Witnesses before such subcommittees could refuse to answer.
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House
Senate
Christoffel
un-American Activities Group
Congress
Taft Group Presses Early Floor Action on Budget Cut Plan
In a closed session Taft's group urged rapid floor consideration of a McClellan resolution calling Truman to cut 1950 spending by about 10 percent starting Friday. Administration critics say the budget is tight and Congress should act, not offload to the president. Sponsors claim cutting two to four billion could avert a deficit and avoid new taxes, while the House agriculture committee advanced a 1950 three crop trial for the production payment program, with Republicans largely opposing.
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Taft
McClellan
D.-Ark
Truman
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
Market Reports Highlight Mixed Movements Across Commodities
Agricultural and livestock market notes from Chicago and Ogden show fluctuations. Potatoes arrive 157 with strong Arizona pricing. butter and eggs mostly unchanged. live poultry steady with minor gains. Hog and cattle prices vary, with steers and heifers up to 50 cents higher, cows steady, and vealers steady. Sheep sales dip, Idaho lambs fetches near 27 dollars, while trucked native lambs hold around 24 to 26 dollars.
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Chicago
Idaho
Liberals Win in Canada After King Step Down
W. L. Mackenzie King retires due to ill health and Louis St Laurent becomes prime minister. In a broadcast he pledges peace and prosperity and outlines Liberal aims including extending social security with contributory health insurance. Canada’s existing social security covers several U S like measures and a baby bonus. Nineteen Communist and fifteen women candidates lost.
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St. Laurent
Liberal Party
Canada
United States
New Manager Chosen for Idaho Liquor Store
W. J. Conger 501 N Hayes named manager of the Idaho liquor dispensary at Pocatello by liquor commission supervisor Willard Wilson. He succeeds Geraldine Anderson who resigns to marry Ralph Strub, J C Penney manager at Pocatello. Conger previously ran the Victor store for four years and operated groceries in Pocatello Victor and Annis.
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W. J. Conger
N. Hayes
Idaho Liquor Dispensary
Pocatello
Willard Wilson
Liquor Commission
Geraldine Anderson
Ralph Strub
J. C. Penney Company
Conger
Victor
Idaho
Victor and
Annis
Delay Looms in Highway Right of Way Talks
James Reid urges the county to fund right of way costs for highway projects while Idaho officials discuss funding options. Havenor and Bannock commissioners plan a Thursday meeting with E. H. Bruner to review changes on Portneuf hill and two other federal routes, including moving US 91 1 191 and rerouting US 30N to bypass rail facilities. The Portneuf crossing will be widened and a six mile paving effort will expand to 1 275 miles.
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Havenor
Bannock County
E. H. Bruner
Boise
Idaho Bureau of Highways
Portneuf Hill
Downey
Arimo
Highway realignment plans alter Portneuf route near Alameda
Havenor notes a Yellowstone highway shift north of Pocatello not yet ready for final action on the right of way. Officials propose moving the route from Alameda through Hawthorne road west with a cloverleaf overpass at Oak Street to cross rail lines.
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Havenor
Pocatello
Alameda
Hawthorne Road
Oak Street
Reds Charge Vatican With Czech Plots
Czechoslovakia accuses Vatican diplomatic staff of subversive plotting against the state. The government media highlight an attack on the church state clash and hint at possible severing diplomatic ties with the Vatican. New restrictions on Catholic Church activities follow the move.
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Reds
Vatican
Richard Kasischke
Rague
Czechoslovakia
Occu
Cvechyakia
Catholic Cleray
Police Court Dismisses Bible Sales Trespass Charge In Burdick Case
In police court Earl Edward Burdick was cleared of trespass for canvassing Bible sales without a city permit. Other cases include Earl Davis fined 15 dollars for reckless driving with speeds alleged up to 40 mph, running a red light and no license. Arthur Goad fined 15 for intoxication. Manuel Chazon’s delinquent minor charge was dismissed. two men, Donald White and James Warren, face pending cases for attempted theft from a parked car.
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Earl Edward Burdick
East Wyeth
Charles W. Hyde
R. Don Bistline
Earl Davis
Driggs
Arthur Goad
Manuel Chazon
Arizona
Twin Falls
Donald A. White
James Warren
Cook Drug Store
Driggs Hotel
Apparition of Fatima Shrine Tour Reaches America
A Fatima pilgrims tour to remind Americans to pray daily and offer sacrifice. The 1917 messages to three Portuguese shepherds are framed as miracles and prophecies fulfilled, with a statue touring to urge reparation to God for sin and sinners.
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Fatima
Portugal
Christ
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