Rome Riot As Communist Protests Target Atlantic Pact
In Rome Communist led crowds stormed downtown for half an hour opposing Italy joining the Atlantic pact. Police used clubs as jeep patrols cleared the area. Navy guards protected foreign ministry sites and the Palazzo Chigi amid shouting crowds. Carlo Sforza backed alignment with Atlantic nations.
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Rome
Italy
Navy
Chamber of Deputies
Foreign Ministry
Piazza Colonna
Sforza
Carlo Sforza
Firemen Tackle Fiery Gulf Gas Wells Near Pass A Loutre
In Pass A Loutre tidelands near the Mississippi river mouth oil workers battle two ruptured gas wells. Flames tower 150 feet as dynamite attempts and debris removal proceed to halt a high pressure gas blowout causing about 1 million dollars in damage.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Pass A Loutre
Mississippi River
City Manager Plan Rapped By Candidate
Harry Dudenake a South Main Street businessman and city council candidate blasted the proposed city manager plan. He denounced it as a political scheme to deceive taxpayers and warned it would burden costs and remove mayor and council from politics. He criticized the $10 000 to $15 000 municipal expert provision and argued seven commissioners would dilute accountability.
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Harry Dudenake
South Main Street
Dudenaire
Idaho
Beloit College Edges Indiana State In Consolation
In the NAIB Consolation round Beloit College defeated Indiana State 67 to 59. In the National Junior College Tourney Eastern Division Bayonne Junior College beat Altoona College 57 to 47. Campbellsville Kentucky topped Cumberland Kentucky 72 to 60 in Region Nine play.
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Beloit
Wis
College
Indiana State
Terre Haute
Bayonne
N. M
Altoona
Campbellsville
Cumberland
Father at 87 Welcomes Son in Oakland Hospital
Berkeleybased geologist Lawson and his 39-year-old wife Gray celebrate the birth of son William Patrick Monday in an Oakland hospital. The couple, married 18 years, say the event is ordinary and nothing to make waves, while William Patrick has two half brothers in Chicago and Napa.
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Berkeley
Calif
Drew
Lawson
California
E. Bell
William Patrick
Oakland Hospital
Werner Lawson
Chicago
Eric Lawson
Napa
Coal Shutdown Triggers Rail and Miner Layoffs
A two week stoppage by John L. Lewis and 400000 United Mine Workers begins tomorrow, idling at least 55675 railroad workers as nine coal hauling lines announce lay offs to curb reduced coal shipments. The strike also affects steel making indirectly by tight coking coal supply, while miners are pulled from pits east of the Mississippi in protest of Dr James Boyd’s U S Bureau of Mines appointment.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine
Lewis
Mississippi River
James Boyd
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Jury Convicts 15-Year-Old Slayer Of Sister
In Pointe a la Hache Louisiana Charles Sarta lamacchia fifteen year old was found guilty as an accessory after the fact in the death of his six year old sister Boo Landry Fualdes The jury was told multiple verdicts were possible and he faces juvenile court proceedings possibly a commitment to a reformatory until age 31
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Pointe A LA Hache, la
Charles Sartalamacchia
Fualdes
Boo) Landryr
Bruce Nunez
Charles
Leander H. O. Perez
Fort Hall Water Users elect new officers at Tyhee meeting
New officers were elected for the Fort Hall Water Users Association at a Tyhee school meeting. Clark Davis was named chairman with L. C. Johnson vice chairman and Edwin DeKay secretary treasurer, plus Ira Empey E R Buehler Raymond Spraker and F O Miller as board members. The group plans by laws and discusses Columbia Valley Authority.
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Fort Hall Water Users Association
Tyhee
Clark Davis
L. C. Johnson
Edwin DeKay
Ira Empey
E. R. Buehler
Raymond Spraker
F. O. Miller
Miller
L. B. Bailey
Johnson
S. A. Dunn
Lava Man Sought For Questioning In Old Auto Deal
F. W. Curtis of Lava Hot Springs filed a complaint with Sheriff Alma Marley alleging Vert Bloxam is a suspect in the disappearance of a 1939 V-8 Ford two door sedan with Idaho license 1B 5-533 sold to Curtis. Bloxam is being sought for questioning.
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Alma Marley
F. W. Curtis
Lava Hot Springs
Vert
Bloxam
Curtis
Idaho
Woman Loses Life Savings at California Rummage Sale
Mrs Helen Pappas left her purse momentarily at a rummage sale in San Pedro California. When she turned to pay the purse containing nine thousand four hundred dollars disappeared. The money represented the life savings of herself and her son marine engineer George Isiokos who also distrusted banks.
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San Pedro
Calif
Helen Pappas
George Isiokos
Former Grace Boy Killed Riding Bike
Fourteen year old William Junior Rawson, formerly of Grace Idaho, died in Salt Lake City after an auto bicycle collision Saturday night. Police said the car struck him at 8 20 p m and failed to stop, with investigators seeking a vehicle likely to have a broken headlight and possibly crutches caught on the front.
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Salt Lake City
William Junior Rawson
Grace, Ida
D. O. Rawson
Grace
H S Senior Girls Guests Of Hospital Today
The St. Anthony's hospital nurse education department invites high school senior girls and mothers to a 2 to 4 pm program tea. Dr F Call will speak on nursing as a profession with a film and hospital tour. Women's auxiliary coordinates tea. attendees expected from Pocatello Blackfoot Shelley Idaho Falls Aberdeen and Pingree.
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Nurse Education Department
St. Anthony's Hospital
Apia
F. Call
Pocatello Medical Society
Seaf
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Shelley
Idaho Falls
Aberdeen
Pingree
Six Beauties to Compete for Miss Red Canyon Title
Six southern Idaho contestants will vie March 20 at Chief theater in Pocatello for Miss Red Canyon of Pocatello. The winner chosen by audience applause will be sponsored by local merchants and advance to Salt Lake City for state and Intermountain Network contests. Contestants meet stars of the film Red Canyon during the premiere.
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Idaho
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Utah City
Gloria Preciado
Zina Madison
Glenna Mae Collier
Bobby Hodkins
Patty Cornwall
Farice Thompson
Chief Theater
Red Canyon
Red Canyon of Pocatello
Pocatello Merchant
Red Canyon of
Miss Intermountain Network
George Brent
CIO Calls for Wage Increases Profit Cuts and Expanded Security
The CIO urges substantial fourth round wage gains, a reduction in corporate profits, and a broader workers security program. It argues prices won’t fall, so higher wages will lift buying power and reduce excess inventories while profits restrain production.
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Washington
CIO
CIO News
Labor Organization
Weather mixed with rain and snow in Pocatello
Pocatellans experienced several weather types on Saturday with rain and snow showers in the afternoon. A trace of snow was recorded for the fourth time this month at the airport weather bureau. The day’s high reached 45 and the low 32, with snow showers beginning at 1 46 p m and 3 06 p m before rain at five p m.
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Hi Lo Pen
Pocatello Eccessveres
Billings
Minneapolis
New York
Omaha
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington T
Yellowstone
Pocatello
Pocatellans
Airport Weather Bureau
Gunman Kills 2 In Busy Philadelphia Liquor Store
A gunman shot and killed Herman Weintraub and Howard Robinson in a crowded Philadelphia liquor store. Fielder Jackson, a clerk, was wounded critically as customers fled and the assailant fled with $99 from a rear bag while cash remained undisturbed.
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Philadelphia
Herman Weintraub
Howard Robinson
Fielder Jackson
Jackson
Weintraub
Robinson
Three-Way Talks Gather To End Filibuster Standoff
Washington sources report a three‑way session among administration Democrats southern Democrats and Republicans aimed at settling a 12 day filibuster. Senate leaders expected a settlement to avert round‑the‑clock sessions and end the impasse.
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Washington
Senate
Lucas
D-Ill
Sugar-Salem Debaters Win First Pocatello Invitational
Sugar-Salem high school debaters won nine of ten rounds to claim top honors at the Pocatello invitation tournament held at Pocatello High School. Lava Hot Springs finished second with seven wins, Blackfoot and Pocatello tied for third with six. About 35 debaters from Rexburg St Anthony Blackfoot Sugar Salem Lava Hot Springs and Burley participated. The event featured both traditional and cross-examination styles on the topic United Nations should now be revised into a federal world government.
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Sugar-Salem High School
Pocatello
Pocatello High School
Frances Dotzour
Lava Hot Springs
Blackfoot
Miss Dottour
Rexburg
St. Anthony
Sugar Salem
Burley
Gate City
United Nations
Ralph Swisher
Jear
Clark
B. J. Ladd
Hal Foss
Jack Kvarford
Robert Hilkian
Pompie Johnson
Betty Phelps
T. M. Cantrell
H. P. Sturm
George Hargraves
Shirey Pope
O. R. Warford
Tony Ricca
Cleo Price
Leo Gill
Charlies McDevitt
John Scoville
Paula Bryan
Kline Jones
Jim Martin
Amelia McDougall
Tom Towers
Richard Black
Mary Ellen O'Donnell
Pat Reilly
Ruth Dana
FHA
Rent Control Showdown Set for Tuesday in House
Administration forces race to unite House Democrats for a rent control showdown next Tuesday. A vote appears possible with last minute changes unlikely though fights over local control and 90 day extensions loom. The rent control measure is part of a broader package scheduled for a House vote this week.
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Douglass B. Cornell
Washington (P
Youths Hold Legislative Discussions Model Legislature Session Planned
Fifty high school students from American Falls Acequia Blackfoot Idaho Falls Midway St Anthony Sugar City and Pocatello met at Idaho State college Little Theatre to discuss legislative problems in a pre legislature conference as part of the Y M C A Youth and Government program. They were elected as lawmakers by their schools and will convene at the State House in Boise on April 1 for a two day model legislature with guidance from Prof C F Carlyle and speakers Nicholas Ifft A L Merrill J O Anderson and Milton Zener.
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American Falls
Acequia
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Midway
St. Anthony
Sugar City
Pocatello
Little Theatre
Idaho State College
Caldwell
Moscow
Idaho
State House
Boise
C. F. Carlyle
Nicholas Ifft
Pescatello Tribune
America
A. L. Merrill
J. O. Anderson
Anderson
Milton Zener
T. C. Evans
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W. P. Havener
Theo Turner
Columbia Valley Authority
DeKay
A. K. Draper
Fort Hall
Association
Lava Man
H. S
Harold W. Ward
Russell
Dixie
U.P
Arthur E. Stoddard
Union Pacific
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Stoddard
L. A. Collins
Northwest District
Portland
Sugar-Salem
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