Haifa Imposes Tight Rules After Refugee Ship Incident
In Haifa 1200 Jewish refugees were moved from a listing immigrant vessel en route to Cyprus. A mass protest drew 2000 Jews to streets blocked by British barriers as Arab Futuwah units paraded in Nablus. Haifa’s 60,000 Jews held a 2.5 hour strike while casualties mounted among British troops.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Cyprus
Palestine Arab Army Futuwah
Nablus
Hadar Hacarmel
Zionist Council
Jewish National Council
Malad Legion Convention Backs Commander Galloway
At the sixth district Legion convention in Malad Idaho W F Galloway of Boise received overwhelming support. Dan Pullos and Dave Bush challenged him but were silenced by pro Galloway votes while Pullos later sought an explanation from the commander.
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Malad
Idaho
American Legion
W. F. Galloway
Boise
Sixth District Legion
Rome Catches 2 Suspects in Embassy Bombing
Rome police chief Bottino identified one suspect as a Polish origin man and another Italian found seriously injured in the embassy ruins after an early morning blast. Authorities report two bombs in black suitcases caused the explosion tearing a hold in the three story building with the wing possibly needing demolition. Investigation has yielded no definitive leads so far.
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Rome
Carmine Bottino
Bottino
Campaigner Jones Survives Stray Bullet in Idaho Drive
Republican candidate Alton B Jones for state superintendent of schools faced danger while touring Idaho counties. While driving near Pocatello en route to Caribou Bear Lake, a stray rifle bullet shattered the car window, narrowly missing Jones. He dismissed the incident as likely stray fire and continued campaigning.
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Idaho Falls
Alton Bones
Jones
Pocatello
Caribou
Bear Lake
Funeral services for J. B. Bistline Pioneer Leader
Funeral services for J B Bistline prominent Pocatello businessman and civic leader will be held Saturday at 2 p m at the family home 506 N Fifth with Rev J Willis Hamblin officiating The body will be at home Friday evening for callers Survivors include two sons Claude of Pocatello and Jean N of New York a daughter Ida M of Los Angeles five grandchildren two brothers J M Bistline of Pocatello and S N Bistline of Addison Interment will be in Mountainview under mortuary direction.
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Puneral Services
J. B. Bistline
Pocatello
N. Fifth
J. Willis Hamblin
First Presbyterian Church
Claude
Jean N
New York
Girl Narrowly Escapes Fall From Red Hill Ledge
A 3:07 p m emergency report recounts Billy Gay Newsom a Union Pacific worker's daughter living at 856 North Eighth who dangled from a ledge on Red Hill near the old university I above an excavation. W J McLaughlin and E Girard of Wicks Colbeer lowered a rope and saved her. The girl was with her grandmother while her mother worked.
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Billy Gay Newsom
Margaret Newsom
Union Pacific
North Eighth
Red Hill
University “I
W. J. McLaughlin
E. Girard
Wicks & Col
Ogden Pranksters Set Off Blasts
Ogden on Halloween night was quiet until pranksters dropped a giant dynamite cap in the mailbox at 1349 Twenty-ninth Street near the Myers home around 10 p.m. Police said the act appeared malicious and could have caused serious damage or injury.
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Ogden
Hallowe
J. H. Myers
Spokane Man Missing Former Army Pilot Sought
Spokane searches continue for a missing former Army pilot with few leads. Authorities appeal for tips as residents report possible sightings near local airfields.
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Spokane
PTA Protests Use of Name In Political Campaign
Idaho campaign scenes feature protests over campaign use of a veteran figure name. William F. Galloway of the American Legion accuses Leguineche ally of political opportunism, while Leguineche denies Legion involvement and asserts veteran status distinctions amid the race for Idaho’s second district.
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PTA
Veteran Demands Proof or Resignation Over Legion Charges
Blackfoot Republican candidate Robert Kerr urged Idaho Legion leader William Galloway to prove or drop allegations that Pete Leguineche is a veteran fraud and communist. Kerr telegraphed Galloway demanding proof or resignation and threatened to suspend veterans’ association with the Legion. Galloway is to address a Rexburg district Legion convention tonight.
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Associated Press
Idaho
Pete Leguineche
Laguisesbe
William F. Galloway
American Legion Department
Malad City
Galloway
Legion
Leguineche
Cio-Pac
William Galloway
American Legion
Robert M. Kerr
Blackfoot American Legion
Bingham County
Congress
Kerr
The
Rexburg
Control to Remain On Woolen for Rest of Year
Despite decontrol of raw domestic wool the government says processed woolens worsteds and raw foreign wool will stay under price regulation for the rest of the year. Wool division officials and price experts note easing of controls yet ensure treated wool products follow a cottonlike ceiling. Raw domestic wool remains free due to balanced supply and demand though processed wool and men’s suit lines stay in short supply.
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Washington
Wool Division
Agriculture Department
OPA
Secretary of Agriculture
Education Decline Highlighted by Idaho Official
Dr. John M. Booth executive secretary of the Idaho Education Association spoke to Twin Falls Kiwanis about deteriorating Idaho education. He cited 71 percent of Idaho teachers with under four years of college prep and 44 percent of rural teachers with under two years of college work.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
John M. Booth
Idaho Education Association
Twin Falls Kiwanis
Booth
Hunter Dies in Utah Auto Crash Raising Deer Season Fatality Count
W William Wayne Furr 42 of Long Beach California died today from injuries after a car with a trailer overturned eight miles east of St George. His companion Fred E Sutton 54 of Hemet California also died from injuries. The deaths bring Utah deer hunting season fatalities to twelve.
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ST. George
Utah
W.william Wayne Furr
Long Beach
Calif
Furr
Fred E. Sutton
Hemet
OPA Lifts Price Ceilings on Most Items and Closes Boards
Washington AP The Office of Price Administration removed ceilings from nearly 100 items including dairy equipment lighting fixtures lumber and metal products while locking 1642 local price boards and notifying 10 000 field staff their jobs will end in 30 days The move aims to push control back to citizens as price actions wind down ahead of OPA’s legal end next June 30.
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Washington
OPA
Price Agency
Paul Porter
Houdini Ghost Fails To Appear At Detroit Seance
In Detroit Halloween seance, 13 magicians gather to contact Harry Houdini on his death anniversary. A 14th chair holds Houdini mementos but no spirit manifests as the room goes dark and the group awaits contact.
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Ghost of Houdini
Detroit
Harry Houdini
Houdini
Mfe
Bob Underwitter
al Monroe
China Reports Encirclement of 100,000 Troops
China says government forces have encircled 100,000 enemy troops near Chefoo and advanced vanguards within 33 miles of Dairen as campaigns widen across Manchuria. Government sources claim general Tu Al-Bming’s units move to create a 30 mile safety ring around the port.
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China
Peiping
Dairen
Chefoo
Jih Bee
Meimland
Mukden-Dairen
Tu Al-Bming
Antung
Delegates Seek Disarmament Drive At United Nations
United Nations delegates shift from speeches to committees aiming to avert a global atomic arms race. Russia and the United States vie for leadership in disarmament as talks pause for a week. American officials call proposed international inspections a revolutionary step toward global arms control and resource scrutiny.
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Lake Success
United Nations
Oratory
Russia
United States
Best Kids in Idaho Chief Says After Hallo We’en
Chief A L Oliver praised Idaho children for HalloWe’en behavior saying reports showed minimal vandalism and most youths stayed to bell ringing and seeking treats. A carload of boys tear ing traffic signs on the Chubbuck road led to five youths cited to appear at the sheriff’s office at 1 p m. They were led by believed driver Floyd Christensen 15 with no driver license and sped up to 60 mph to evade capture.
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Idaho
A. L. Oliver
Pocatel'o
Hallowe'en
Boise
Idaho Falls
Chubbuck Road
Howe
Jack Schild
Robert Schild
Joe Lowe
Harley Wynn
Floyd Christensen
Christensen
Utah Averts Strike With 10 Day Contract Extension
A 10 day contract extension was agreed to avert a strike that would have closed about 100 Utah retail food stores handling 75 percent of Salt Lake City area volume. The union and store owners said they were confident an agreement would be reached within 48 hours after the contract expired at midnight.
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Salt Lake City
Meat Cutters and Food Handlers Union
APL
R. N. Burkhardt
Utah Retail Grocers Association
Sherman P. Lloyd
Trees Roses Bloom Washington Weather Record Heat
A two day heat wave pushed temperatures to 84 degrees in Washington. The previous record for the period was set in 1871 and yesterday’s high reached 68.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Miners Press UMW Demands Amid West Virginia Walkout
John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers pressed for a new contract and higher pay in Washington as 4000 West Virginia miners at Williamson stayed home. Officials said 15 of 42 area mines closed due to the strike while government and union representatives began talks led by John J. O Leary.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Williamson
W. Va
Mires
Lewis
Union
Coal Mines Administration
UMW
John J. O'Leary
Navy
N. H. Collisson
Interior
J. J. Ardigo
Williamson Coal Mine Operators Association
Radio Speech Sparks $100000 Damage Suit
Boise Democratic headquarters said KSEI broadcast a Sen. Glen H. Taylor speech last night prompting a $100000 damage claim by Cobb of Sta Printing Co. for alleged false statements about Boise newspapers.
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Boise
KSEI
Pocatello
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Bibsale
Cobb
Sta Printing Company
Boise Station
Boise Daily
Bombing on Baltimore Waterfront Kills Four Seamen
Detectives and police patrol the Baltimore waterfront in a sweeping search for bomber suspects after a rooming house bombing kills four merchant seamen and injures five. Police Chief Atkinson declares it among the citys worst crimes as investigators review two preincident warning notes.
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Baltimore
Hamilton R. Atkinson
Eastern District
Theodore R. McKeldin
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jesse Rodrigues
Ruming House
Rooming Finks Labor
Parade Postponed But Turkey Scramble Planned Saturday
Parade chair Paul W. Scott announces the Greater Pocatello Days event will move the 1 p.m. Saturday parade to the same hour due to bad weather. The route runs from the courthouse west on Center then south on Main to Bonneville, with a return to Center and Main. The turkey scramble follows the parade with blocks on South Main and East Center blocked. The weather bureau expects clearing tonight with no precipitation Saturday and light winds.
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Paul W. Scott
Arthur
Center
Ceneter
Main
Lander
Weather Bureau
Junior Chamber
South Main
Labor elects Boise Man As Secretary
Leonard Hall of Boise was elected secretary of the Idaho State Federation of Labor, succeeding long time leader August Rosqvist of Pocatello. Final tabulation showed Hall 1 186 to Rosqvist 717 with nearly 1 000 ballots disqualified for improper presentation or excess eligibility.
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Boise
Idaho State Federation of Labor
Leonard Hall
August Rosqevist
Pocatello
Frank Baldwin
Baldwin
Rosqvist
Hall
Boise Painters
AFL
Baldewin
E. J. Hurrell
Coeur d’Al
W. C. Wright
Vandals Cause Damage During Spokane Halloween Parade
vandals damaged property during Spokane Halloween events yesterday causing broken windows and obstructed areas as police reported. hydrants were lit and geese blocked routes, while bystanders watched the 23rd annual parade with mixed reactions.
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Spokane
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