Court Orders Speedup In Coal Case
The Supreme Court ordered its mandate in the John L. Lewis case issued on March 20 eleven days early. It requires Lewis to withdraw a notice to coal mine workers within five days after the mandate or the United Mine Workers face 2.8 million dollars in penalties. Lewis faces a 10 thousand dollar fine. The ruling aims to prevent a new walkout on March 31 and speeds up enforcement of the contempt decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
U.S. District Court
High Court
British Lift Martial Law in Palestine After 15 Days
Jerusalem reports martial law ended today after British army rule to curb violence by Jewish underground groups. Large crowds celebrate release from wire barriers as troops stand by. A Jerusalem court had sentenced Moshe Barasani to death for carrying a head grenade, claiming he was a prisoner of war.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Holy Land
Britain
Tel Aviv
Moshe Barasani
Barasani
Letter to Dr Soutar on school health and scarlet fever
A Sacramento reader criticizes health officials over Nellie being sent home with alleged scarlet fever fears. The letter questions school disease containment, notes Nellie has brought home illnesses, and urges focusing on arithmetic while dismissing health warnings.
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Sacramento
Cal
Richard G. Soutar
Sacramento Unified School District
Nellie
Falls Injure Two Men
In Los Angeles a canyon rescue saved two injured youths after a mid afternoon descent in Blind Crest canyon. Thomas Ricketts 20 suffered a fractured jaw and broken arm while Gene Nesti 16 had sprains and possible rib fractures after falling 165 feet and was treated at Glendale hospital. Morris Haine 16 was rescued unharmed from the top of the cliff.
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Los Angeles
Blind Crest Canyon
Morris Haine
Fire Battalion
Paul H. Clark
Thomas Melvin Ricketts
Gene Nesti
Dick Brooks
Nesti
Ricketts
van Nuys
Glendale
Camp Fire Girls Celebrate 35th Birthday in Pocatello
Camp Fire Girls, Inc. marks its 35th anniversary with council fires across communities. W. C. Carnes, president of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce, issues congratulations and pledges support and cooperation for the organization's future work. He lauds Camp Fire's positive impact and wishes for many more years of growth.
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Camp Fire Girls, Inc
Maurice J. Hodkins
W. C. Carnes
Chamber of Commerce of Pocatello
Camp Fire
Carnes
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce
Young Singer Margaret Truman Debuts With Detroit Symphony
Margaret Truman 23, daughter of the president, made a triumphant soprano debut with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Conductor Karl Krueger praised her poise and voice while Mrs. Margaret Armstrong Strickler lauded her potential. The president congratulated her from Key West as Mrs Truman and friends voiced pride.
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Detroit
Margaret Truman
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Karl Krueger
Washington
Margaret Armstrong Strickler
Krueger
Key West
Fla
Charles G. Ross
Mrs. Truman
Margaret
Jane Lingo
Miss Truman
Springlike Warm Spell Hits Pocatello With Cal้ifornia Origin
Pocatellans report three days of June like weather with a high of 66 and a low of 29 and a mean of 48 at 12:30 pm today. Forecaster predicts fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change and a continued warm spell from California. Surrounding cities show highs from 59 to 68 and lows from 26 to 40 as the warm air persists.
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Pocatellans
Mercury
California
Malad
Boise
Burley
Butte
Dubois
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake
State Plans Tests for CPA Licenses in May
An examination for applicants for certified public accountant licenses will be conducted May 14 16 at a place to be determined later. Mrs Estella Mulliner director of occupational licenses announced today.
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Boise
Estella Mulliner
Good Luck Fails As Malaria Puts Veteran in Hospital
Veteran Marine John Beach from Pittsburgh falls ill with malaria just after reuniting with Rita Sinclair in Melbourne. He arrives home to a joyous reunion at his parents’ house then is admitted to a Marine hospital, while wedding plans proceed.
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Pittsburgh
Marine Hospital
Johnny Beach
Australia
Johnny
Rita Sinclair
Melbourne
Miss Sinclair
Rita
CIO Rubber Crews Quit Strike Threat for Big Four
About 100000 members of the CIO United Rubber Workers threaten a nationwide strike at midnight next Sunday against Goodyear Goodrich Firestone and U S Rubber unless a wage increase is granted The Akron area employs roughly half the workers The union seeks 26 cents an hour and has reduced to 16 cents while companies offer 10 cents Buckmaster says the offer does not meet rising living costs.
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Cleveland
CIO
United Rubber Workers
L. 8. Buckmaster
Goodyear
Goodrich
Firestone
U. S. Rubber
Akron
Ohio
Buckmaster
East Coast News Brief: Large Quake Near Mount St Michael’s
Father Francis J. Altman reports a very severe earthquake recorded around 1 a.m. PST on the seismograph at Mount St. Michael's scholasticate. He says the quake was distant with unknown distance and that the first two phases were missing. Twenty minutes of activity followed, beginning just after 1 p.m.
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Spokane
Mount St. Michael's Scholasticate
Francis J. Altman
Russia Seeks Ten Billion Reparations From Nazis
Washington reports Republicans press Truman to present Greek Turkish aid plan to the United Nations and name Herbert Hoover to run relief in Greece and Turkey. Senate leaders debate bypassing the UN while awaiting Porter’s Greece mission findings and dispatches from Athens and Ankara.
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Washington
Truman
United Nations
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Mediterranean
Paul Porter
Greece
Lincoln MacVeigh
Edwin C. Wilson
Athens
Ankara
OPA
Porter
Elderly man kills judge in North Carolina grudge
In Elizabeth City George Pritchard, 70, killed Superior Court Judge C E Thompson as he read with his wife then fatally shot himself. Police say a 15 year old civil case ended with Thompson as opposing attorney. A four page letter in Pritchard's car accused Thompson of slander but did not spell a murder plan.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
Superior Court
C. Evgerett Thompson
Walter Spence
Spence
George Pritchard
Thompson
Pritchard
Truman rests in Florida amid chilly skies
President Truman, kept away from the beach by overcast weather in Key West, reads telegrams congratulating him and plans to fly back to Washington Wednesday. He slept late and had a hearty breakfast as telegrams about Margaret’s singing with the Detroit Symphony poured in.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
Washington
Mr. Truman
Charles G. Ross
Margaret
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
AAU Basketball First Round Results At Denver
National AAU tournament scores report Glendale California College 50 Idaho State 39 in the Denver first round action. Honolulu AP dispatch notes 22 men rescued from the severed stern of the wrecked tanker Fort Dearborn. London report says Britain protested twice to Holland over Dutch navy interceptions of British cargo ships.
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Denver
Glendale
Calif
College
Idaho State
Honolulu
The
Hawaiian Sea Frontier Today
Fort Dearborn
London
Hector McNeil
Great Britain
Holland
Porta
First Rattier Falls On St. Pat's Day
Hollywood youths led by Ronald McCracken 11 with Rolf Myrhmammar 11 and Phillip Scheib 12 hunted in the Hollywood hills and brought back the season’s first rattlesnake a 29 inch creature with ten rattles McCracken finished it with a BB gun in a St Patrick’s Day snapshot of a flat country tale
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St. Pat’s
Ronald McCracken
Begorra
Hollywood Hills
McCracken
Rolf Myrhmammar
Phillip Scheib
Youth Facing Murder Trial in Loudenville Slaying
Carl de Flumer a 14 year old junior high pupil sits in Albany county jail awaiting Wednesday examination on a first degree murder charge in the alleged impulse hanging of eight year old Robert Walkman. District Attorney Julian B Elway said the boy confessed and investigators note the nude body was found hanging from a clothesline in a Loudenville woods setting.
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Albany, N. Y
Carl de Flumer
Albany County
Robert Walkman
de Flumer
Carl M. de Flumer
Julian B. Elway
Carl
Loudonville
Charles C Robinson Dies at 77 in Alameda
Charles Clyde Robinson 77 of Alameda died Sunday at home after a short illness. Born May 4, 1869 in Golden Colorado, he married Mary Emma Nixon in Golden on June 18, 1894. Survived by four daughters Grayce Pocatello Carolyn Mills Jordon Valley Ruth Banner Arock and Patty Robinson Sacramento, nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Hall's Mortuary shipping body to Caldwell for funeral Thursday afternoon.
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Charles Clyde Robinson
Jefferson and
Cedar Street
Alameda
Golden
Colo
Mary Emma Nixon
Caldwell
Robinson
Pocatello
Daugher
Grayce Robinson
Jordon Valley
Ore
Grayce
Carolyn Mills
Ruth Banner
Arock
Oregon
Patty Robinson
Sacramento
Hall
Russia May Wait on Action as U S Policy Causes Fray
The piece argues Moscow may refrain from swift moves against Washington’s new stance on halting communism. It notes Soviet leaders have achieved broader dominance in Europe and Asia than anticipated, suggesting a tactical delay while assessing U S reactions. The analysis contemplates potential shifts if Moscow chooses to let the United States lead next.
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Russia
America
Sam
Moscow
Europe
Asia
Russians Leave Mor gan Estate After Damages Reported
Owners of the J P Morgan estate in Glen Cove plan to tear down the 57 room mansion after tenants the Soviet government left last Saturday. They say about 25 000 in damages were caused including destroyed silk hangings and marked walls. The lease was to run to Sept 30 with 15 000 annual rent and a 7 500 settlement. Neighbors recalled nude beach parties during occupancy.
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Glen Cove
N. Y
J. P. Morgan
J. J. Kramer
Morgan Island Estates, Inc
Kramer
Long Island North Shore
Tourney Success Reported for Legion Boxing Meet
Harold Hinckley, manager of the Legion sponsored intercollegiate boxing tournament, announced receipts near 4400 dollars and total attendance about 10,000 over the three day event. Saturday’s crowd reached 3700.
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Harold Hinckley
Hinckley
Molotov outlines 20 year German reparations plan
Molotov at the foreign ministers conference demanded a 20 year reparations program totaling 10 billion dollars with four power Ruhr control and removal of capital goods from Germany. He urged cash flow from 1945 Potsdam terms, higher steel production to meet debts, and division of German assets abroad amid hopes for U S Soviet talks with Stalin and Marshall. Bevin reportedly resisted a China conference, signaling Britain’s shift to a secondary role.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Foreign Ministers’ Conference
Germany
Soviet Union
Molotov
Ruhr
Foreign Ministers Council
Stalin
U. S
Marshall
Ernest Bevin
China
Bevin
Britain
United States
Russia
Rent Control Backing Urged By Officials In Washington
Major Gen. Philip B. Fleming and Frank R. Creedon urged continuation of rent and housing controls before the House Banking Committee. Fleming said controls are essential through June 30, 1948 and Creedon warned lifting controls now would hurt veterans and low income groups. Creedon projected housing starts may reach a million, depending on materials and labor, as he cited industry estimates.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Philip B. Fleming
Frank R. Creedon
Fleming
Banking Committee
Wolcott
R.-Mich
Creedon
Dog Trials Close R. W. Everton to Twin Falls
In the Southeastern Idaho Field Trial association all age stakes on Sunday Spunky Way Jack won first prize with R W Everton of Twin Falls. Schuay Danny Boy with Fred Hunter of Blackfoot took second. Pirate's Hope owned by R L Crowder of Salt Lake City placed third. Dixie owned by Frank Havlicak of American Falls won the gun dog stake. Lady owned by Ernest Lacey of Americans second. Blue Don with Dean Cameron of Pocatello third.
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R. W. Everton
Twin Falls
Jack
Schuay
Danny Boy
Fred Hunter
Blackfoot
Pirate's Hope
R. L. Crowder
Salt Lake City
Dixie
Frank Havlicak
American Falls
Gun Dog
Lady
Ernest Lacey
Americans Whe
Blue Don
Dean Cameron
Pocatello
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