U S Rejects Red Bid to End Greek Civil War
The United States and Britain rejected a Russian invitation to a big power conference to settle Greece's civil war. Washington said Moscow must curb its Balkan satellites aiding the guerrillas before talks. Greek Ambassador Dendramis said peace requires rebels to lay down arms. Tass claimed Russia offered a conditional settlement plan.
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Jury Returns Eight True Bills in U S Court
A federal grand jury returned eight true bills in a one day session at the Pocatello federal building. Indicted were Lon Larkin Clutter Claude Davis Secord Isaac Morris Wilson Sheepskin Jarvis Warren Stephen Ruppert Roy T McMahon Hubert Allen and Louise Mac Haworth. Arraignment scheduled for Monday. The Haworths faced charges of failing to declare 25 604 60 in net income for 1943 to 1945 on income tax reports. Continued on Page Eight.
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John A. Carver
Idaho
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Claude Davis Secord
Isaac Morris
Wilson Sheepskin
Jarvis Warren
Fort Hall
Stephen
Ruppert
Roy T. McMahion
Hubert Allen
Louise Mac Haworth
Haworths
Local Food Mart Owners Form Corporation in Idaho
Boise based Albertson, Maxey and Estes incorporate New Local Food Mart with 100000 capital. R L Getty Holding Company also incorporates in Pocatello with 25000 capital. Articles mention operation of a cocktail lounge and restaurant at Arco.
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Albertson
East Center Street
Pocatello
J. A. Albertson
Roy G. Maxey
Bertie Estes
R. L. Getty Holding Company
R. L. Getty
D. J. Dolly
M. J. Wright
Arco
Bevin Acheson Vishinsky Paris Conference Notice
British Foreign Secretary Bevin arrives in Paris for the four power foreign ministers conference. Acheson and Vishinsky expected to reach Paris, conference on German problems to begin Monday.
Idaho's Oldest Grocery Store Closes in Boise
Boise is home to Idaho's oldest grocery store, founded in 1868, which will cease operations. Owner Leo J. Falk, president of Falk Mercantile Co., notes the store has occupied its downtown Boise location longer than any in the west of the Mississippi. The shop was opened by Nathan and David Falk, early Intermountain merchants.
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Leo J. Falk
Falk Mercantile Co
Boise
Nathan
David Falk
Pioneer Intermountain
Meat cutters refuse to work Sundays in signaled settlement
John Isaac union secretary clarified that the six day meat cutters strike ends with a binding contract: no workers to toil Sundays or holidays. Stores will close Sundays and after 7 p m for 10 days while unions seek broader adherence. after 10 days optional Sunday openings may resume if major and middle stores sign on.
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ISC Bids Delayed for RM Conference Memberships
Colorado Springs announces bids for Rocky Mountain Conference memberships by Idaho State of Pocatello and Adams State of Alamosa will be decided at December league meeting in Denver. Outgoing president H. J. Dorricott disclosed the plan at the spring meeting.
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War Heroes Jailed In Vermont for Debt under 1812 law
Three veterans who helped secure V E day lie in Vermont jails after failing to satisfy civil judgments from automobile accidents. Frederick L Lapin, 34, of Marshfield, jailed May 2 for a 450 dollar judgment. Bernard J Smith, 23, of Fair Haven. Ralph J Pugatt, formerly of Springfield Mass, were jailed for over 2000 dollars each.
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Frederick L. Lapan
Marshfield
Bernard J. Smith
Fair Haven
Ralph J. Pugatt
Springfield, Mass
Senate bloc defeated as spending cuts fail in flood bill
The Senate rejected deeper cuts as it passed a 70,440,690 flood control and waterways bill, 59 to 15 on a pork barrel critique. The measure boosts the Senate House funding gap, prompting plans for a joint conference to reconcile totals amid bloc tensions.
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Nine Hurt and One Dead in Union Pacific Train Derailment
A westbound Los Angeles Limited train derailed near Emory Utah, injuring nine passengers. Doctors rushed to the scene as authorities assessed injuries from the upright car drag lasting about a quarter mile. one woman died of a heart attack.
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Emory
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Spaniards and Priests To Transport St Francis Xavier Relic
Thirty two Spaniards including five priests travel with the St Francis Xavier relic to Japan for around the 400th anniversary ceremonies. The arm of the 16th century Jesuit missionary will be displayed across Japan while a crucifix used by Francis accompanies the relic. They arrived in New York and will fly to Tokyo via San Francisco on May 23.
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Partly cloudy in Pocatello this weekend with showers
Pocatello and vicinity forecast partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with scattered showers and thunder storms. Temperatures rise from a high near 65 on Saturday to about 70 on Sunday, lows around 45 Saturday night, and normal monthly precipitation around 1.07 inches.
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Patrols March Today In Safety Parade
Eastern Idaho school patrols six hundred strong travel to Pocatello for a safety parade and picnic hosted by the Simplot safety foundation. The route runs from Memorial building to Caldwell park with bands from Idaho Falls and Pocatello high schools. A post parade picnic and games with cash prizes will be held at Ross park or the memorial building depending on weather, with donations from local merchants supporting the event.
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Alabam) Dawson
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Moore News
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Eddy’s Bakery
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Pocatello Bottling Works
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Fire damages kitchen at Bridger address in home
Fire damaged the kitchen of a residence at 32744 W Bridger owned by Paul Gregerson and occupied by Bonnie Colton. Fire Chief A A Girard said the cause was defective wiring and estimated damage at $50.
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West Germany's Zones Back Charter as Constitution Ratified
West Germany ratified its new constitution uniting 11 states into a federal republic. North Rhine Westphalia approved 153 to 38 in Duesseldorf after a day of debate amid Communist demonstrations. Bavaria opposed the chapter but would join if the others do. Adoption advances Bonn government by mid July and ties into four power talks in Paris.
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Senate approves large flood control and civil functions bill
The Senate approved 722 million for flood control and rivers and harbors within the civil functions appropriation of 751 million dollars. It passed without dissent and now goes to the House with Senate changes to be resolved.
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Tornadoes Hit Four States Causing Missing Persons and Injuries
A string of nearly a dozen tornadoes struck Oklahoma Kansas and Tennessee with reports of missing people and at least 14 injuries. Hits included Bale Shattuck Waynoka Beaver Gage and Woodward in Oklahoma and Garden City Scott City Wilmore Rozel Chase and Salina area in Kansas and Goin and Barn Creek in Tennessee. One home damaged on Chase main street and Mrs Simmons injured.
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Barclay Suit Up Monday In U S Court
Lilly Jensen of Ontario Oregon brings a $100000 breach of promise suit in U S district court at Pocatello against Michael Barclay a wealthy Blackfoot sheepman. Hearing set for 10 am Monday May 23. Jensen alleges broken marriage promises after Barclay wed Rose Mortimore of Toronto. Attorney Walter H. Anderson represents Jensen. Deposition taken in Ontario last week.
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Michael Barclay
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Ben W. Davis
Churchill Defends Capitalism in Glasgow Speech
Winston Churchill denounced Britain's Labour Party and its socialist policies at Ibrox Park, calling socialism an unproven system and arguing the United States' capitalist model remains the world’s most successful. He attacked state ownership and criticized Labour leaders for deriding capitalism.
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