Stern Gang claims triple sudden accident in Palestine
The Stern gang said it set a railway attack that killed 28 British troops and injured 33 as revenge for a prior assault on Ben Yehuda street. A fourth mine failed, with potential toll of 50 plus. The attack occurred near Rehovot on a Cairo express train, ripping tracks and scattering wreckage among citrus groves.
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Jerusalem
Stern Gang
Ben Yehuda
Haganah
Mikve Israel
Tel Aviv
Jaffa
G. H. A. MacMillan
Palestine
Rehovot
Cairo
MacMillan
Holy Land
Salama
Truman Seeks Three Year Extension of Trade Act
President Truman asked Congress to extend the reciprocal trade agreements act for three years to June 12, 1951. He called the act an essential element of U.S. foreign policy that allows the president to negotiate tariff reductions with other nations. Critics warn lower tariffs hurt American wages and employment, while supporters say terms are carefully chosen to protect American interests.
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Washington
Fruman
Congress
Truman
United States
Britain
State Department
California quake rattles Southern California towns
A moderate earthquake awakened residents across a reshaped Southern California quake belt at 12 13 am with an aftershock a minute later. The tremor centered near the San Andreas fault north of Upland and San Bernardino, felt strongest in San Bernardino Valley and across cities from Lancaster to Laguna Beach.
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Los Angeles
Caliornia
San Bernardino Valley
San Bernardino
Riverside
Upland
Pomona
Lancaster
Here
Laguna Beach
Palm Springs
Hemet
San Jacinto Mountains
San Andreas Fault
California
San Francisco
Inta Barbara
San Jacinto
Imperial Valley
U P Plans New Rail Crossing Near Ross Park
Bannock county officials await formal word as Union Pacific approves plans for a new crossing one and a quarter miles south of the Ross park crossing. Chairman W H Pete Jensen notes plans were drawn for the county and sent to Omaha for review.
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Bannock County Board of Commissioners
W. H
Pete) Jensen
Omaha
Union Pacific
Ross Park
Jensen
Hn Ga
Five Die in Utah Auto Crash Near Delle
An accident 21 miles west of Grantsville Utah killed five people and injured a sixth, all Salt Lake City residents. The convertible rolled multiple times after failing to negotiate a curve on U S highway 40 50 near Delle. Names include Charles Calvin Johnson 23 Wayne Buchert 32 Ramona Hayes Hackwell 18 Hope Morrison 17 Harvey R Boisjolie 23. Julia C Galyan 17 was in critical condition. Police cite excessive speed as the cause.
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Grantsville
Utah
Delle
Salt Lake City
Utah Highway Patrol
Charles Calvin Johnson
Wayne Buchert
Ramona Hayes Hackwell
Hope Morrison
Civilization tune sparks bar shooting in Manhattan
In a Manhattan bar early today a gunman shot three people after the juke box played Civilization repeatedly. Victims include red haired Josephine Ostoloco 20 seaman 30 and bartender Nemesio Calasen 47. Torres 30 fled after wounding the trio then was wounded in a subway gun battle with police.
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New York
Manhattan
Josephine Ostoloco
Nemesio Calasen
Filipe Torres
Torres
Roosevelt Has
China Sends Troops to Free Mukden
Chinese government forces report gains in Manchuria as reinforcements reach Mukden by sea and land. Ta hushan recaptured along the Peiping Mukden railway while Sinmin remains under government control as Chiang Kai-shek promises more troops to reopen communications.
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China
Mukden
Manchuria
Pan Han-chieh
Tahushan
Peiping-Mukden
Great Wall
North China
Chinwangtao
Hulatao
Manchuaria
Jehol
Inner Mongolian Province
Leap Year Triplets Born At St Anthony’s Hospital
Three Leap Year children were born Sunday at St Anthony’s hospital two girls and one boy. The girls are to Richard and Elizabeth Hocking of 650 West Greeley and to Wendell and Betty Anderson of 704 North Hayes. The boy is to Reo and LaRae Davis of 137 Wayne.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Richard
Elizabeth Hocking
W. Greeley
Wendell
Betty Anderson
N. Hayes
Reo and
LaRae Davis
Wayne
Woman expects 22nd child at 38 in Atlanta
Mrs Maud Ethel Pope, age 38, says she is delighted to expect her 22nd child. The bride at 11 has 17 sons and 4 daughters named in a worn Bible. nine children survive. Four sons died of paralysis and one or two died of whooping cough. She met her husband at the family well when he was 17. Her first child arrived when she was 12.
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Atlanta
Maud Ethel Pope
Soldier Nabs Smugglers in Kobe Penicillin Ring
In Kobe Japan an Army GI Pfc Bill Stewart, guarding the SS Taksang, spotted unloading from a Formosa bound ship. He alerted Lt Richard Hughes yielding 2000 vials penicillin 350 pounds saccharin and metals. Two Chinese crewmen were arrested and contraband impounded.
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Kobe
Japan
Philadelphia
Pfc
Bill Stewart
Taksang
Formosa
Stewart
Richard Hughes
Madison
N. J
Army
Truman declines to discuss candidacy as abroad issues dominate
Key West Florida reports President Truman avoids confirming his 1948 bid while noting politics hinder foreign and domestic settlements. He cites daily talks with Secretary Marshall on matters from Palestine to Czechoslovakia, and says a future big three meeting must occur in Washington. He deflects on Farley’s potential activity.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
Mms
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Palestine
Marshall
State Department
Europe
United States
Congress
Stalin
Stockholm
White House
Washington
James A. Farley
Farley
Snyder Calls for Truman Tax Cut Plan Over House Bill
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder urged Congress to adopt President Truman’s plan to cut taxes by 40 percent for all, arguing it is fairer and would not reduce government revenue if higher corporate taxes offset the loss. He warned the House bill would leave the debt higher and require borrowing.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Congress
Truman
Mr. Truman
Senate Finance Committee
Througout
Plane Crash Kills 23 Near Belem
A Brazilian air force C 47 transport crashes in the jungle near Belem on its Rio de Janeiro to Cayenne route. Of 26 aboard only three survive including a sergeant a woman and a child. The craft had been missing since Saturday night and sought emergency landing instructions in a radio message.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Belem
Asapress
Cayenne
French Guiana
A. Belem
Hull Memoirs Instalment 29 On Three Power Talks
As World War II moved through 1943 the idea of a three power Foreign Ministers meeting gained traction. Stalin approved a practical, prepared agenda with pre set topics and tentative venue discussions shifted from London to Moscow. President Roosevelt and Churchill supported the plan and Welles was to attend, while Hull remained in Maine awaiting further word as the narrative continues.
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Quebec
Stalin
Germany
Churchill
London
England
Casablanca
Tunis
Sicily
Welles
Moscow
Maine
Norway Warns Against Communist Threat to Freedom
Premier Einer Gerhardsen told a Frederikstad gathering that events in Czechoslovakia have caused anxiety in Norway. He accused Norwegian communists of being aligned with Comintern and Cominform and urged defeating them by democratic means to protect independence and democratic government.
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Oslo
Einer Gerardsen
Czechoslovakia
Norway
Frederikstad
Communist Party
Comintern
Possibe
Weather Summary for Pocatello and Idaho Regions
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with slight warming. Highs Monday and Tuesday 38 to 45. Lows around 20 to 30. Increasing cloudiness today, with showers tonight and Tuesday. Mean temperature yesterday 28, normal 31. Sunset tonight 6 19, sunrise tomorrow 7 05. Total precipitation this month near 0.03 inches.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Pioneer Succumbs Benjamin Williams Henderson 77
Benjamin Williams Henderson 77 of Arimo dies at home of son Eral Henderson in Salt Lake City. Born November 24 1870 in Logan he was a former Bannock County Democratic state senator and longtime LDS church leader. Survived by three sons a daughter nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Hall mortuary.
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Benjamin Williams Henderson
Arimo
Eral Henderson
Salt Lake City
Mr. Henderson
Logan
James
Mary Williams Henderson
Bannock County
LDS Church
Portneuf
California
Lava Hot Springs Foundation
Portneuf River Board
Dcc
Dick Elizabeth Woodland
Logan L. D
Temple
Ben W. Henderson
Los Angeles
Eral W. Henderson
Salt, Lake City
Robert W. Henderson
Bernice Gamble
Preston
James T. Henderson
Henry W. Henderson
Idaho
Falls
Louis Henderson
McKinley Ave
Alameda
United States to Run May 9 General Election under UN Eyes
US announces plans to hold a general election May 9 under United Nations observation to name delegates for establishing a Korean government. Also reports the arrest of Frau Gertrud Scholtz Klink head of the Nazi women's branch, a death in Seguin Washington and Idaho political runs.
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Keoul
United States
United Nations Observation
Frankfurt
Germany
Frau Gertrud Scholtz-Klink
Nazi Party
United States Army
Jail Break Sets Blain County Offenders Loose
Sheriff L EB reports two inmates held on automobile theft charges escaped Blaine County jail last night or today. Identified by the sheriff are Carl Jefferson McKey 40 and George N Foley 55.
Editors Urge Action to Check Soviet Expansion
London newspapers unite in urging swift measures to counter Soviet advance in Europe. Editors emphasize danger of Soviet policies, push for U S led economic military pacts, and question a new treaty with Russia as Finnish politicians consider friendship without military alliance.
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London
Daily
Graphic
United States
Russia
Europe
Daily Herald
Labor Movement
Daily Mail
Red Cabinet Promises Land Reforms In Prague
Prague officials unveil a communist cabinet pledging extensive farm land grants and new agricultural programs. Premier Gottwald vows up to 120 acres per farmer, with a broad land loan and subsidy plan aimed at meeting an October 28 independence milestone.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Vlado Clementis
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Klement Gottwald
Julius Duris
Agriiculture
Range Sponsoring Farm Institute Held by Portneuf Grange
The North Bannock farm and home institute, sponsored by Portneuf Grange No. 229, opens at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Grange hall at Seventh and Sublette. Idaho University extension specialists will present topics on farm and home subjects, with a banquet at 5 p.m. and dancing afterward. M. B. Smith chairs, C. F. Criswell leads home interests, Ray V. Swanson is toastmaster, and Vernon Powell and Howard Kunz oversee banquet and dance arrangements.
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North Bannock Farm and Home Institute
Portneuf Grange No
Grange Hall
University of Idaho Extension Service
M. B. Smith
C. F. Criswell
Ray V
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