Churchill Calls for European Assembly and European Council
Winston Churchill urged immediate formation of a European assembly as the first step toward a Council of Europe. He proposed three regional councils within a future world organization and urged a new Europe with a common European voice. Exiled leaders from Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Romania Finland and Spain attended sessions.
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Netherlands
Winston Churchill
European Assembly
Council of Europe
World Organization
Churchill
World Organization of the Future
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Commonwealth
Western Hemisphere
Britain
West
World “Organization
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Congress of Europe
Yugoslavia
Romania
Finland
Saar Valley
Germany
Labor Party
Western European Alliance
France
Belegium
Luxembourg
Car Workers Edge Toward Imminent Ford Chrysler Strike
The CIO United Auto Workers walk from talks with Chrysler after a wage dispute. Mediators push to avert a May 12 strike deadline as UAW seeks a 30 cent hourly raise and fringe benefits, Chrysler offering six cents. The union calls the deadlock hopeless and inevitable.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corporation
UAW
Chrysler
Norman Matthews
Chrysler Department
Michigan
California
Indiana
Court Levies Fines on Several Local Offenders
Clarence Thomas, 37, fined $60 for possession of stolen property after a Police Judge session. Lawrence David Smith had vagrancy charge dismissed. Gaylord Deaville fined $25 and Erven Parman $15 for intoxication. Adams and York Tappo received $15 suspended fines for intoxication. Helm Lords Webb Criddle fined $10 for traffic infractions. Felt bond forfeited. Gardner $15 speeding. Traughber bond forfeited $2 for alley parking. Paulk $2.50 for prohibited left turn.
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Clarence Thomas
D. Bistiline
Dearborn
Lawrence David Smith
Gaylord Deaville
Erven Parman
Kenneth Rupert Adams
York Tappo
Varian S. Helm
Edward J. Lords
Gordon O. Webb
Madeline Criddle
Joe Felt
Milton L. Gardner
John C. Traughber
Delmar O. Paulk
Weather Report For Pocatello And Idaho
Rain and colder tonight give way to partly cloudy skies and continued cold Saturday. Lows near freezing tonight and highs 45 to 50 in Pocatello area. Idaho forecast: mostly cloudy with showers tonight, then partly cloudy Saturday. lows 30 to 43, cooler Saturday.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Idaho Utah Wyoming officials discuss Bear River water compact
Idaho Utah and Wyoming commissioners gather to review a tentative Bear River compact draft. Fred Cooper Grace chairman William Hunter and Mark Kulp Boise state reclamation engineer lead the meeting in Boise. The talks involve shared waters of the Bear River and related multi state efforts.
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Idaho
Bear River
Tri-State Compact
Fred Cooper
Grace
William Hunter
Montpelier
Mark Kulp
Boise
Utah
Wyoming
Pocatello Council Hears Three Bids for Municipal Pool
The Pocatello city council received three bids for the construction of a municipal swimming pool and referred them to the city engineer for consideration. Goodwin Construction of Blackfoot bid $63,698.68, Brennan and Cahoon $67,024.30, and Clarence Elle $69,447.40.
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Pocatello
Carl Nelson Construction Company
Logan
Utah
Nelson Company
Sicure
Goodwin Construction Company
Blackfoot
Brennan and
Court Grants Man Parole in Robbery Case
John Watson, 39, of Portneuf park, pleaded guilty to taking part in the armed robbery of the Last Frontier club on April 25. He was paroled by District Judge L. E. Glennon with conditions including liquor abstinence, monthly court reports, and support for his wife and five children. The court reserved jurisdiction.
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John ©. Watson
Portneuf Park
Last Frontier Club
L. E. Glennon
Watson
State Board of Corrections
Utah teen dies in canyon motorcycle collision
John Kant Thacker aged 19 of Castle Dale Utah was fatally injured when his motorcycle skidded into a bus in Big Cottonwood Canyon last night.
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Salt Lake City
John Kant Thacker
Castle Dale
Utah
Big Cottonwood Canyon
Accident at Geneva steel plant claims life of Beveridge
Provo Utah accident at the Geneva steel plant kills William Beveridge 55 of Lehi a construction worker run over by a backing truck as it unloaded cement on a day in the area authorities said.
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Boeing Airplane Company
Wichita
Kans
Provo
Utah
Geneva
William Beveridge
Lehi
Beveridge
IS C Clinic Opens Saturday For High School Dancers
High school dancers from across Idaho will attend the first modern dance clinic at Idaho State College. Lois Downs leads the event with schedules including registration in the Student Union and a morning workshop led by Mary E. Whitney. Committees list multiple volunteers from Pocatello, Idaho Falls, Blackfoot and other towns.
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Idaho
Idaho State College
Lois Downs
Women's
Women’s Athletic Association
Mary E. Whitney
Logan
Hors
USAC
Miss Whitney
Martha Graham
Doris Humphrey
Charles Weldman
Ohio University
Vassar College
Jean Larsen
ISC
Carol Criswell
Leah Croshaw
Wyla Jean Nelson
Shirley Thornock
All of
Pocatello
Doris Smith
Sugar City
Lujean van Orden
Blackfoot
Phyllis Earle
Tdaho Falls
Glenna Mae Collier
Glenns Ferry
Velda Belville
Shelley
Mary Ellen Warner
Portland
Oregon
Violet Keller
McCammon
Norman Olsen
Rupert
Jeanne Gottfriedson
Marva Hancock
Pat Lyons
Madeline Garvin
Beverly Fisher
Idaho Falls
Martha Weeks
Trilby Anderson
Lila Kurtz
Wendell
June Voat
Martha Stewart
Arco
Three Divorces Granted by District Judge Isaac McDougall
Three decrees of divorce were granted by District Judge Isaac McDougall. Dorothy June Smith won custody of one child after a cross complaint charging cruelty. She and James QC. Smith were married in Dillon, Montana, on June 9, 1946. Minnie McWilliams, from J F McWilliams, received a decree after a Dillon marriage on November 7, 1947, with cruelty cited and no children or property involved. Blanch Talbot Richardson was granted a decree from Sherman Richardson with custody of their one child and a property settlement. they were married in Dillon in April 1941.
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Isaac McDougall
Dorothy June Smith
James
Smith
Dillon
Mont
McDougall
Minnie McWilliams
J. F. McWilliams
S. C
Arab league proposes Jerusalem truce with ceasefire terms
Arab league leaders meeting in Jericho agreed on a Jerusalem ceasefire starting at noon tomorrow if Jewish forces stop firing. Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha attended with Palestine high commissioner Sir Alan Cunningham. Greek cabinet reshuffle ends as nine ministers sworn in signaling stability for the eight month old coalition. Senate GOP leaders push to end the session by June 19 may stall action on several bills as Taft notes the policy committee’s position.
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Jerusalem
Arab League
Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha
Jericho
Palestine
Alan Cunningham
Athens
Washington
Senate
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Griswold Re-elected President Of National Grazing Council
Washington reports Gordon Griswold of Elko Nevada was re elected president of the National Grazing Advisory Council representing ten western states. Re elected officers include J C Cecil Santex Oregon secretary treasurer A B Brownfield Deming New Mexico Merle Kib Drake Challis Idaho and Dan H Hughes Montrose Colorado as vice presidents. Chicago reports CIO stockhandlers strike at the World’s Pa and six other major livestock centers over wage dispute threatening action.
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Washington
Gordon Griswold
Elko
Nev
National Grazing Advisory Council
J.C. Cecil
Santex
Ore
A. B. Brownfield
Deming
N. M
Merle Kb
Drake
Challis
Idaho
Dan H. Hughes
Montrose
Colo
Chicago
CIO
Air Marking Project Directs NOP Pilots to Hayfield
The painting will spell Hayfield and the Municipal airport in yellow 50 foot letters at the Pocatello naval ordnance plant. Mrs. Gayle Evans of the Women's National Aeronautical Association announced the plan, with city and state supplying paint and Larry Moulton and Dave Jones in charge of the operation.
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Pocatello Naval Ordnance Plant
Hayfield
Gayle Evans
Women's National Aeronautical Association
WNAA
NDP
Larry Moulton
Dave Jones
State Aeronautical Department
Fifteen Minute Wanted Results Offer Fast Room Rents
Mrs H Locke notes she rents rooms quickly through the Tribune Classifieds and urges readers to call 128 for rapid room rentals. The ad highlights swift cash results from quick room listings.
Greeks Exact Lives of 213 Persons
Athens reports fresh executions raising the total to 213 Greek prisoners killed since the assassination of Justice Minister Christos Ladas. Britain asks for details, while Greece continues to label those executed as murderers amid a cabinet reshuffle and new Liberal ministers joining the Liberal-Populist coalition.
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Athens
Christos Ladas
Britain
Clifford Norton
Constantin Tsaldaris
Aegina
George Papandreou
Greece
Ladas
Salonika
Tsaldaris
Idaho Falls Police Seek Prolific Hotel Room Prowler
Police in Idaho Falls seek a 35 to 40 year old man about five ten wearing a gabardine shirt and trousers for prowling a hotel room. About 1515 dollars were taken including one 500 dollar bill two 100s four 50s and several smaller notes. In a separate case the Jungle club near the Portneuf river was robbed of coin machines and money by unknown means. owners contacted later.
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Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Portneuf
South Main Extension
Earl Cutler
Cutler
James L. Horne
Buddy J. Reeves
Idaho Probate Judge Edward Quinlan Dies at 64
Power county Probate Judge Edward Quinlan died at 5 30 AM in American Falls hospital after hospitalization since May 1. Physicians cite Q fever as the probable cause while his wife Rhoda remains seriously ill in the same hospital. Survived by wife and four children, Quinlan led county Red Cross fund drives and the infantile paralysis foundation.
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Power County
Edward Quinlan
American Falls
Quinlan
LDS Church
American Red Cross
Rhoda
Nina
Provo
Utah
Wade
LaJean
Dale
Pocatello Chamber Discusses Housing Plan Tonight
J L Craig secretary of the chamber of commerce said a meeting of Pocatello businessmen will be held at 6 30 this evening in the Hotel Bannock to discuss a housing plan for the Gate City.
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Southern Idaho Equi Pier Company
Idaho Falls
City Water Department
William J. Speir
Jack Lombard
Lombard
Harry Morgan, Jr
F. E. Tydeman
A. A. Girard
Shoshone Avenue
Union Pacific
Pocatello
Fort Hall
Keystone
Bremmer
Park Drive
Bannock
Gate City
J. L. Craig
Chamber of Commerce
East Idaho Musicians Shine At State Music Festival
State music festival in Twin Falls draws about 3300 students from five Class A, 17 Class B and 31 Class C schools. Judges rate choirs, cornet solos, bands and ensembles across multiple venues with top marks for Pocatello Twin Falls Idaho Falls American Falls and Preston groups.
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Twin Falls
C. W. Lawrence
University of Washington
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Preston
Montpelier
Westside
Carleton Stewart
Mason City
Iowa
National School Band Association
American Falls
Plesding
McCammon
Boise
Twi Falls
Aberdeen
Shoshone
Filer
Fielding
Ernest Reed
Castleford
Oakley
Malad
Byron D. Jones
Buhl
St. Anthony
Caldwell
Grace
Nampa
Truman Faces Delicate Rail Strike Crisis In 1946
President Truman weighs seizure power amid a looming railroad strike set to begin Tuesday. Officials confer with union leaders and railroad executives while carriers prepare embargoes and layoffs and lawmakers weigh last resort options.
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Ayers
John R. Steelman
Tion
Tiiois Central
Louisville & Nashville Lines
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