Idaho Miners Reject Offer After Strike Vote Toward Possible Walkout
Kellogg locals of the CIO International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers rejected a 11 14 cent hourly wage increase and scheduled a strike vote for Tuesday. The union represents about 2 000 workers at Bunker Hill Federal Sunshine and Pine Creek operations and asked for a federal conciliator. A Wallace local will vote after Sunday with expectations of a similar outcome. Operators offered to renew the contract for two years with a 1 12 cent raise and a voluntary check off clause. The union cites four objections including lower wage gains than other CIO unions and demands for one year contracts and maintenance of membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
CIO International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Howard Goddard
Union International
Bunker Hill
Federal
Sunshine
Pine Creek
Wallace
Goddard
H. J. Hull
CIO
Indus
International Union
Challenge Creamery Secures Berkeley Plant In Major Dairy Push
Challenge Creamery expands operations with a modern milk plant in Berkeley costing over three quarters of a million dollars. The cooperative body serves about 30 000 dairy farmers across the Pacific slope and Rocky Mountain states, with annual business near eighty million dollars. The organization includes Idaho dairy associations and is funded by farmer capital surpassing two and a half million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Slope
Rocky Mountain States
Challenge
Cooperative Associations
Idaho
California
United States
Berkeley
Baggage and Articles For Sale At Yellowstone Hotel
Notice to delinquent tenants at Yellowstone Hotel 230 West Bonneville street Pocatello Bannock County Idaho that baggage and other articles in the hotel's possession will be sold at auction for cash to pay delinquent rent and charges. Auction after Aug 1 1947 with publications from June 29 to July 27 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Hotel, Incorporated
Bonneville Street
Pocatello
Bannock County
Idaho
Angelica Uniform appoints T W McCabe in Idaho Utah
The Los Angeles branch of Angelica Uniform announces T W McCabe as representative for Idaho and Utah with headquarters in Pocatello. McCabe, a WWII veteran and former Union Pacific employee, will oversee sales in the region starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Angelica Uniform Company
T. W. McCabe
Idaho
Utah
Pocatello
McCabe
Utah Territory
Union Pacific Railroad
ETO
France
Germany
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Idaho votes curb liquor sales as new villages form
A statewide AP survey shows Idaho counties brewing new villages after liquor law changes. Moscow and Twin Falls banned retail sale of mixed drinks, while Island Park in Fremont County grew as a village. Owyhee County considers incorporating its 17 000 acre area. Several counties report no licensed bars.
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Idaho
Liquor Law Enforcement Division
Kootenai
Eddeville
Hauser Lake
Hayden Lake
Clarksville
Huetter
State Line
Butte County
Moore Boise
Horseshoe Bend
Boundary
Moyle Springs
Bonmer
Ponderay
Oldtown
Blaine County
Ketchum
Sun Valley
Custer County
Stanley
Gooding
Bliss
Premont
Island Park
Warm River
Lemhi
Leadore
Craigmont
Declo
Homedale
Inkorn
Orofino
Paul
Payette
St. Maries
Shoshone
Tetonia
Victor
Wendell
Kooskia
Genesee
Cambridge
Plummer
Weston
Pierce
Aberdeen
Alameda
Arimo
Bancroft
Buhl
Clifton
Dayton
Downey
Driggs
Fairfield
Fairview
Filer
Franklin
Grace
Heyburn
Iona
Moscow
Twin Falls
Associated Press
Kootenai County
Fremont County
Yellowstone Park
United States
Owyhee County
Phil J. Evans
Camas County
Rexburg
Sugar City
Madison County
Malad City
Oneida County
Attorney General's Office
Taft Hartley Act Widens Party Setups
The article notes the Taft Hartley Act widening party setups as Democrats vow to oppose Republican reactions and mobilize supporters to vote. Senator McClellan comments on Sullivan's push to align the Democratic organization against the Taft Hartley measure and calls to ring doorbells for turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D-Ark
McClellan
Congress
House
Senate
Sullivan
Democratic Party
Industries Rationing Coal With 31-day Supply
A 59-day miners’ strike led to coal rationing and the navy took charge of pits. Miners are on vacation as union contracts funded paid holidays, while about 275000 UMW members struck in anticipation of the Taft Hartley law. Rail travel could halt if stoppages extend past July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
UMW
River Nears High Mark of 103 Years
River reaches a historic crest as floodwaters rise across Missouri Illinois Nebraska and Iowa. Sandbagging floods along a 30 mile stretch from Alton to below East St Louis. Three rail yards in North St Louis are underwater and at least 600 residents are evacuated from northern and southern city areas.
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Alton
Ill
East St. Louis
North St. Louis
Pocatellan to Parade in Philadelphia Fourth of July
Glenn F. Feldsted of 1142 North Main Pocatello will join the army ground forces band in Philadelphia for the citys Fourth of July celebration. Feldsted a Pacific theater veteran in the Seventh infantry division has earned the Combat Infantry Badge and Distinguished Unit Badge along with multiple campaign and service ribbons.
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Philadelphia
Glenn F. Feldsted
North Main
Pocatello
Army Ground Forces
Feldsted
Seventh Infantry Division
Early Winter Forecast Mix Confusion In Pocatello
The article notes fluctuating weather with coats and storm windows, predicting an early winter yet savoring hints of warm days. It lists highs and lows across several stations, including Boise 66/44 and Salt Lake City 74/56, and records monthly precipitation.
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Pocatellans
Boise
Band Plays Today At Ross Park
Ross Park hosts the Pocatello Municipal Band under Guy Gates for its third summer concert tonight at 7 o clock. Audience requests shape the program featuring works by Holzmann Herold Brahms King Kotscher Burnett Sousa Romberg Straus Alford and Sousa field artillery march.
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Pocatello
Guy Gates
Ross Park
Holzmann
Herold
Brahms
Ohio
King
Kotscher
Burnett
Sousa
Romberg
Hero
Straus-Alford
U. S. Field Artillery
Officials See Hope for U S Proposal
Marshall outlined a two part plan at Harvard on June 5. He urged Europe to draft a joint economic program to maximize use of resources, with acceptance by many or all nations, and called on Congress to authorize large scale aid to Europe. He indicated Europe includes Russia. Washington sought Paris and London to lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Marshall
Harvard
Washington
Paris
London
Russia
Congress
Recovery program fate hinges on advisories and Truman pledge
The piece notes that recovery program details are pending approval and that even supporters acknowledge a critical juncture. Two days earlier the national advisory council on foreign financing informed President Truman, who then addressed Congress, that the United States has already committed funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
National Advisory Council On Foreign Financing
Truman
Congress
United States
Unclear Financial Figure Mentions Abroad
A fragment notes a large sum of 15,000,000,009 credited or held abroad with little remaining to commit. The context and entities are sparse, offering minimal concrete details beyond the figure and its overseas association.
Saturday Night Game Cincinnati vs St Louis Summary
The line score shows Cincinnati 7 runs on 10 hits with 7 left on base. St Louis scored 8 runs on 11 hits with 0 errors, while pitchers Peterson Gumbert Laman and Munger Staley Hearn Garagiola contributed on the mound.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Peterson
Gumbert
Lamanno
Munger
Staley
Hearn
Ice
Garagiola
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Challenge Creamery
Takes Agency
Panhandle
Civic Forces
Lelssl Lane
Vogt Sheet Metal Works
West Center
Missouri, Illinois, Nebraska and
Towa
Pocatellan
J. J
Noho Mutual Benefit Association
Mutual Benefit Life Association
A Higgins
Higgins
Henriksen’s
Hank —Higgins
South Main, Pocatello, and
American Falls
U.S
Barney Goldberg
Puta
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Alexander Smith
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