Tolahoan Lost In Crash
Navy planes and ships searched the Atlantic off Virginia for three navy flyers after a torpedo bomber crashed Friday night. Ensign Raymond E. Quitman of Maine, Wilfred Whittel of Louisiana, and Gerald E. Noyes of Idaho were identified as the crew and are presumed dead. The crash occurred about 20 miles east of the Chesapeake lightship entering Chesapeake Bay. cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Atlantic
Virginia
Fifth Naval District Public Information Office
Raymond E. Quitman
USN
Wiscasset
Maine
Wilfred Whittel
Abbeville
Gerald BE. Noyes
Entire Israeli Army to Take Allegiance Oath
Israeli army officers swore allegiance before Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion as the force emerged from secrecy. The oath will be extended to the entire army on Monday. Chief of staff Yaakov Dostrovsky was absent ill as names of high officers were previously kept secret. The foreign office said Folke Bernadotte has not drawn up a plan to declare Jerusalem an open city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Yaakov Dostrovsky
Israeli Foreign Office
Folke Bernadotte
Jerusalem
Portuguese Scientist Claims Invention of Atomic Bomb
Portuguese scientist Artur De Albuquerque said Sunday he invented an atomic bomb and handed the plans to the United States in 1941 through the military attache in Lisbon Col. Robert A Solborg. He spoke after seeing a March 23 copy of Vanguarda crediting him with the invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
United States
Artur de Albuequerque
U. S
Col
Robert A.) Solborg
Albuquerque
Rio de Janeiro
Vanguarda
Tuesday Afternoon and Wednesday Morning Radio Schedule
A detailed list of radio programs by time slots across Tuesday and Wednesday, naming hosts such as Queen for a Day, Martin Black Show, Tommy Dorsey Show, Fulton Lewis Jr, Gabriel Heatter, and more, with segments including music, news, sports, and variety shows. Includes multiple orchestras and program titles like The Lone Wolf and Chandu the Magician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Black
Red Hook
Milt Herth
Two Ton Baker
Intermountain News
Time To Shine
Call of the West
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Chandu
Superman
Tom Mix
Official Detective Mys
Teries
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Lone Wolf
Bill Henry
Nora Morales
Orch
All the News
Barclay Allan
Tommy Ryan
Patton Lewis, Jr
IMN Farm Journal
Melody Ranch
Cedric Foster
Harold Turner
Bill Harrington
Anatomy Of Bones Joints Muscles Heart Function In Health
Tribune Health column explains bone and joint injuries including fractures dislocations and sprains with rest cold therapy and immobilization. It covers bone composition, skull development, fracture healing callus formation and general muscle types including voluntary smooth and cardiac muscle and heart pulse regulation.
Fiala Appointed Engineer Trainee On Basin Project
James L. Fiala of Poca tello Idaho State college has been named engineer trainee on the Columbia Basin Project in Eastern Washington. He is one of 78 students nationwide who qualified after a Civil Service test and will work through the summer before returning to college. The program offers field work with experienced engineers and leads to probational federal appointments after two years of study and testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulee Dam
Wash
James L. Fiala
Park Avenue
Pocatello
Idaho State College
Bureau of Reclamation
Columbia Basin
Washington
Bureau
United States
Local Librarian Attends 50th Class Reunion and Library Conference
Mrs. Mary E. Hunt, reference librarian, returned to work after a month away that included her 50th Mount Holyoke class reunion and the American Library Association conference in Atlantic City. She visited Detroit relatives, met librarians from Pocatello and Baltimore, and toured Martha’s Vineyard with fellow graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Hunt
Mount Holyoke
American Library Association
Atlantic City
Detroit
Theodore Hunt
Hunt
Martha's Vineyard
Pocatello Public Library
Audrey Smith
Smith
Library of Congress
Enoch Pratt Library
Baltimore
Massachusetts
Amsterdam
N. Y
Sara van Wormer
Pocatello
Idaho Debt Leads Nation as Louisiana Rises in Debt
Idaho reports the lowest public debt in the United States with 1948 starting at 200 000 dollars while Louisiana shows 177 053 000 dollars for a population similar to Idaho and Nebraska sits near 1 071 000. Michigan records the largest year gain at 684 4 percent as Idaho cuts debt by 43 7 percent.
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Idaho
Louisiana
Washington
United States
Utah
Nebraska
Vermont
Iowa
Towa
South Dakota
New York
Illinois
Michigan
Newspaper Guild Holds Convention
The American Newspaper Guild CIO opens its fifteenth annual convention in San Francisco with more than 300 delegates expected. Registration began Sunday as committees and the international executive board finalize plans. Harry Martin Sam Eubanks and Ralph B Novak will speak at first day sessions. The banquet is Monday night and sessions run through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Newspaper Guild
CIO
International Executive Board
Harry Martin
ANG
Sam Eubanks
Ralph B. Novak
Pocatello Street Dept Advances Golf Course Work and Bridges
Ralph Bair, city street commissioner, says the street department has spent a week building fairways at the new golf course. A labor crew works on the Custer street bridge expected to open this week. After July first bids, Lewis street bridge work will start on steel and concrete structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Street
Ralph Bair
City Street
Custer Street
Lewis Street
Bair
Oldster Runs Away in Detroit at Age 100
Mrs. Suzan Kincses, 100, ran away from home after an argument with daughter Mrs. Frank Toth, 65, and was found Saturday in front of a West Side residence. She spoke only Hungarian, enjoyed time at police headquarters, and agreed to return home after her daughter was located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Richard Kotting
John FE. Hunt
Trenton
Huntington Woods
Suzan Kincses
Frank Toth
Blackfoot Lions Buy Canoe for Boy Scouts
The Blackfoot Lions club purchased a canoe for the Boy Scouts in the Blackfoot district to be used across the Tenday Council area. Ray Eskelsen, committee chairman, noted this is the first check from a service club in the district for such a purpose. Cluff Johnson, field scout executive, reported the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Blackfoot Lions Club
Boy Scouts
Tenday
Ray Eskelsen
Cluff Johnson
Greeks Press Offensive Against Guerrillas Intensifies
Greek army launches heavy new pressure in the offensive against guerrillas as military sources report a possibly more powerful operation, signaling a major escalation in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kozane
Greece
Offensive resumes with planes and artillery support
Report notes a fresh offensive underway with air and artillery backing. It mentions a biblical mandrake reference describing the European mandrake.
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Tolahoan
Ay Alan
Aunt Mae
Tribune Health Column
Fiala
General Electric
Pennsylvania
Newspaper Guild
Oldster
DuPont
Rollin
Saleen
Rolinick's
Rollnick
Famous Brand Shoes
Phillips
Taylor
First Security Bank
Sain
Oxfords
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