Supreme Court Justice James F. Ailshie Dies at 78 in Boise
Justice Ailshie, 78, long Idaho leader on the high court and in state politics, died at his Boise home after illness. Ailshie served 24 years on the Idaho Supreme Court, held roles with the Idaho Bar Association and American Bar Association, and led a legal career spanning 56 years in Idaho. He was born June 19 1868 in Greene County Tennessee and educated at Willamette University.
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Lucie
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Mass hangings at Landsberg mark largest war crimes sentence
Twenty two Mauthausen camp operators were hanged at Landsberg prison in a swift two hour forty minute execution. Twenty seven more were slated to die tomorrow as part of the largest Allied war crimes executions to date. The group, aged 22 to 63, included Austrians, Czechs, Hungarians, Yugoslavs and Germans.
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Germany
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Linz
Adolf Hitler
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U.S
Dachau
Youth Held for Murder in Flower Patch Slayings
Oliver Terpenning Jr., 16, was arrested near Toledo Ohio on murder charges in the flower patch killings of four children of a neighbor farmer. The victims Barbara 16 friend of Terpenning Gladys 12 Janet 2 and Stanley 14 were found with bouquets in a swampy area nine miles northeast of Imlay City Michigan. Terpenning confessed to Ohio authorities and Michigan troopers said he gave no motive. The four youths were shot in the backs, with the boy found about 100 feet away from the girls. Police found bloodstains on his khaki clothes indicating involvement.
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Mich
Oliver Terpenning, Jr
Toledo
Ohio
Albert Perkins
Kenneth Smith
Lapeer County
Terpenning
Barbara Smith
Barbara
Gladys
Janet
Stanley
William Smith
Here
Michigan-Ohio Line
Carl Siem
Michigan
Erie
East Lansing
Smiths
Wallace Warns of a Century of Fear in speech
Wallace told a Portland audience of about 3,000 that foreign policy under the Truman doctrines and a one party coalition in Congress would create a century of fear. He urged internationalizing the Panama Canal, the Dardanelles, and the Suez Canal to deter war and called for price relief tied to loans to Europe and Asia. He criticized John Tabor and Republicans for removing the AAA from farmers.
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Henry A. Wallace
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Dardanelles
Suez Canal
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House Appropriations Committee
AAA
Tabor
Rail blasts at Ramleh and Benyamina in new Arab-Israeli violence
The Ramleh rail station and a Benyamina freight train were blasted in separate attacks. The Stern group claimed responsibility as reprisals for British and U.N. actions over Jewish immigration to Cyprus. A railway official's wife was injured and the Ramleh station was demolished.
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Ramleh
Benyamina
Stern Group
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Palestine
Cyprus
Caesarea
Arab Wodfiaéi
Jaffa
Tel Aviv
Fire kills mother and three children in Yakima blaze
A fire swept a four room house in the Castlevale district west of Yakima early today, burning to death Mrs. Marguerite Stanton 27 and her children Sharon 6 Marvin 7 and Carolyn 8. Cause of the fire was undetermined.
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Yakima
Marguerite Stanton
Sharon
Marvin
Carolyn
Ford Strike Looms as UAW Votes in 40 Plants
Detroit amid nationwide labor action the CIO United Auto Workers called for a strike vote in nearly 40 plants risking a walkout by 130000 Ford production workers alongside striking foremen amid heightening labor tension.
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Ford Motor Company
CIO
United Auto Workers
Hoover Seeks 725 Million Relief Fund for Occupied Countries
President Hoover urged Congress to authorize a 725 million relief fund for occupied nations as he presses an economy drive. House Appropriations panel members said they want full evidence and questions answered before approving any further foreign expenditures.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Russia
House Appropriations Committee
Tee
Taber
Mob Seekers Fret Over North Carolina Racial Incident
Federal and state officers hunted a masked white mob after a Black man, 24 year old Goswin Bush, escaped a jail and sought safety near Jackson. Bush surrendered to the FBI and faces charges tied to an alleged incident. Gov Cherry and local officials warned of arrest charges for mob members. Additional Black individuals are being held in Central Prison on related charges.
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N. C
Goswin
Buddy) Bush
North Carolina Central Prison
FBI
Nursday
Bush
Northampton County
Jackson
R. Greer Cherry
J. C. Stephenson
Ernest R. Tyler
Central Prison
Mrs Arps Dies After Short Illness in California
Word arrived that Mrs. A B Arps formerly of Pocatello died after a brief illness Sunday at her Burlingame California home. Her husband, Mr. Arps, is general production manager at Kraft Foods in San Francisco. The couple left Pocatello about five years ago.
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Pocatello
Burlingame
Calif
Arps
Krafts Food Company
San Francisco
Youth Helps Injured Friend Comeback Courage
In Malden Massachusetts four year old Dickie Landry, an amputee with artificial limbs, visits 11 year old Glen Brann in hospital. Dickie proves mobility by riding a bicycle and scooter, shadow boxing and insisting he will walk again, convincing Glen he can regain use of his legs.
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Mass
Dickie” Landry
Glenny
Brann
Richard
Glen
Dickie
Sabath Warns Republicans Against Slash in Funds
Washington AP Sabath warns Republicans that a 32 percent cut in 1948 farm funds risks political death for the party. He blasts the $805 million farm supply bill as ruthless and a neglect of agriculture. Dirksen foresees possible scene trouble as amendments seek to restore cut conservation payments and school programs.
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SCI
Agriculture Department
Victim of Accident In Fair Condition
Connie Jean Crystal, 11, injured in a Monday afternoon automobile crash at Halliday and Main, was listed in fair condition by Dr. Forrest Howard. Police report indicates she ran into a truck after stepping into a pedestrian lane. she was dragged 32 feet before the vehicle passed over her. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Crystal of 629 S. Harrison.
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Connie Jean Crystal
Halliday and
Main
Forrest Howard
E. B. Crystal
S. Harrison
Daily Baseball Scores and Pitcher Highlights
National League results show Pittsburgh and Cincinnati with early scoring while Blackwell Lamanno and Bahr Strincevich Jarvis pitched for Cincinnati. American League notes include Feller Hegan for Cleveland Detroit Benton Waerner and a St Louis Chicago tie with late scoring. night games listed for several matchups with key pitchers and batters named.
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Cincinnati
Bahr, Strincevich and
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Detroit
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Benton and Waerner
St. Louis
Chicago
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Early
Gulespie
Caldwell, Harrist and Tresh
Boy Fails to Earn Diploma Tragedy Strikes Wall Pa
Jimmy Pranks a 14 year old eighth grade student in Wall Pennsylvania was found in a school hallway with a bullet wound and a pistol in his hand after missing out on a diploma. He had dropped out last November to care for siblings as his mother was ill. A teacher said the boy hoped to enter high school and continue his education but was overwhelmed by the absence record.
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Wall
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Pranks
Bobtown High School
Jimmy
Geraldine Donley
Boise Firm to Rebuild 6.57 Miles of U S 95
The Canyon Construction Co of Caldwell will reconstruct 6.57 miles of highway U S 95 from Black Bear Inn to Boulder Creek at a cost of $82,968. The project runs through Adams and Idaho counties, per the state highway department.
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Weather update for the Northwest and Intermountain region
The weatherman reports cloudy conditions with scattered showers tonight and Wednesday across Idaho Washington Oregon and northern California Cooler air brings lows around 50 and highs near 70 Temperatures today in Boise 91 Pocatello 65 Idaho Falls 81 with trace precipitation reported in Boise Butte Dubois and Idaho Falls.
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Buite
Dubois
Idaho Falls
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Slender farm youth confesses to four killings
Oliver Terpening Jr., 16, told state police he shot to death four playmates in Imlay City Michigan. He said he wondered what it would be like to kill somebody and claimed responsibility after being arrested in Toledo Ohio.
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Imlay City
Mich
Oliver Terpening, Jr
State Puilce
Don Leonard
Leonard
Terpening
Toledo
Ohio
Stanley Smith
Northwest wheat at risk from drought and weed plague
A Pacific Northwest crop bulletin warned immediate rain is needed to prevent permanent deterioration of large wheat acreages. It also cited heavy weed infestation in northern Walla Walla and Columbia counties, stating parts of many winter wheat fields will be abandoned because of weeds.
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Pacific Northwest Crop Improvement Association
Pacific Northwest
Walla Walla
Columbia
Washington
Chamber Closes Salmon Convention Speech Sparks Tax Debate
The North Idaho chamber of commerce wrapped up its spring convention in Salmon. Lloyd A. Fenn of Kooskia Idaho tax commission member opened yesterday with a keynote address faulting Idaho tax rolls as inaccurate. He cited a 1921 1924 valuation of 500 million versus 400 million today, despite Idaho's growth suggesting value around 990 million.
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Lloyd A. Fenn
Kooskia
Idaho
Tax Commission
Addre Fenn
Fenn
Recreation association meeting of 57 representatives at Sleek
Recreation association representatives will meet tonight at 8 at Sleek in the Tevion club. At present there are 57 qualified representatives and others may be added at the meeting. Representatives of participating organizations are urged to attend this important meeting.
Coroner Jury Clears Blame in Halliday Street Crash
Coroner E W Hall finds death of Mrs An tonette Marler from an automobile accident due to reckless driving by Robert Havlicak 22 American Falls. No charges filed yet. Havlicak jailed on reckless driving charge with case continued. Clyde Lane 21 American Falls, a passenger, is slightly improved. Funeral for Marler set Tuesday at 2 p m McHan Henderson mortuary with burial in Mountainview cemetery.
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Antonette Marler
Halliday Street
Robert Haviicak
American Falls
E. W. Hall
Henry McQuade
Haviicak
Don Bistline
the Tribune
Havlicak
Clyde Lane
General Hospital
Local Man Arthur B. Goodson Shot Dead at Parents-in-Law Home
Arthur B. Goodson, 34, was found dead from a bullet wound in the bedroom of his in laws home at 918 N Harrison. Police chief R J Roubidoux said it appeared suicide after a 9 20 a m call warned of threats to his wife and mother-in-law. The couple had divorce proceedings and a restraining order followed by Judge L E Glennon. Goodson once worked as a mechanic for Garrett Freightlines.
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Arthur B. Goodson
R. J. Roubidoux
Cleveland
Sadie Arnold
N. Harrison
Roubidoux
Goodson
M. L. Johnson
L. E. Glennon
Woman Struck by Taxi Near South Arthur Lewis Intersection
Miss Eleanor Clark, 605 Farro Apartments, was hit by a taxi driven by Louis Pardini, 21, while crossing at South Arthur and Lewis. She was taken to St. Anthony hospital in fair condition with internal injuries and fractures. The taxi, owned by Green and White Taxicab Company, was turning east from the southbound 100 block.
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Farro Apts
Louis Pardini
South Arthur and
Lewis
St. Anthony Hospital
Ralph B. Hegsted
South Arthur
Soviets Abolish Death Sentence Amid War-Peace Tone
The presidium of the Supreme Soviet abolished the death penalty, signaling Moscow’s belief there is no looming world war danger. The decree states peace is secured despite aggressive elements, and that execution is unnecessary in peacetime. Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky writes in the Comintern era press.
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