Bourbons win all Bannock County offices except one
In Bannock County election results, Franklin D. Roosevelt carried the county with 9,763 votes, while Willard Lund (R.) retained probate judge. Laura Berg led county votes for treasurer with W. P. Havener and other unopposed candidates performing strongly. The county board shifts to one Democrat on the commission, with other officials including Ruth Moon and Glen Taylor attaining positions.
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Truman Welcomes Roosevelt Note
Senator Harry S. Truman, newly elected Democratic vice president, receives a congratulatory note from President Roosevelt. He reads the telegram at 6:30 a.m. in his Kansas City hotel suite, then calls Roosevelt to thank him and congratulate him.
Conda Man Hurt
The Navy Department reports the death of Pfc Marin L de Marsche a Marine Corps Reserve. His sister Correne de Marsche resides in Wal lace Idaho. Idaho marines reported wounded include Pvt Journal A Palmer whose wife lives at Conda and Pfc James J Sasser son of Mr and Mrs Sam C Sasser Grangeville.
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Grangeville
Dewey Concedes Roosevelt Victory After Tight Ballot Count
New York governor Thomas E. Dewey conceded at 3 15 a m that Franklin D Roosevelt had been re elected to a fourth term. He spoke with Mrs Dewey beside him and expressed hope for divine guidance and swift victory in war and peace. Dewey praised the American people and the Republican party while preparing to return to Albany to resume his duties.
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Growers Organize Idaho Swinegrowers Association
The Idaho State Swinegrowers association was organized at a Caldwell meeting with B. D. Murdoch of Idaho Falls as president. He said the group aims to promote general improvement of Idaho swine. Officers include Roy Shutwell of Boise as vice president and Earl France of Gooding as secretary treasurer.
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Rains Hinder Red Army Near Budapest Front
Heavy rains slow Soviet advances around Budapest as infantry push beside tanks and artillery shells the city. Berlin predicts a major offensive toward Tarnow while German reports claim Red Army withdrawals and new bridgeheads across the Tisza. A separate note reports Samuel Wilson Worthington, 70, Boise former city councilman, dies at 2131 Jefferson PMID.
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Idaho GOP gains in statewide and federal races
Idaho voters backed Roosevelt nationally as Dems swept most offices. Glen H. Taylor won the senate, Charles Gossett the governor, and Compton White and Dworshak led in Congress races. Reps Detweiler and Evans trailed as returns tallied from hundreds of precincts.
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Democrats Gain in Senate With 12 Seats in Doubt
Democrats pressed toward a sweeping victory in Congress as 12 senate races remained undecided. With 51 confirmed senate seats and 58 held, the party held a clear majority while Republicans trailed with 32 seats. House totals showed 187 Democrats and 104 Republicans.
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Yankees Lose Most of Gain Southeast of Aachen to Strong Nazi Counterattack
AP dispatch reports heavy German counterattacks erasing much of a U S advance southeast of Aachen. Doughboys fall back 500 yards toward higher ground near 15 miles southeast of Aachen while American forces reach villages along the Seille between Metz and Nancy. Third Army makes gains between Nancy and Metz as Hurtgen forest actions continue.
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Train Wreck Near Colfax Kills 6 to 8
In Colfax region California two sections of the Southern Pacific Challenger derailed at Lander three miles west of Colfax. Authorities report 6 to 8 deaths and 75 to 80 injuries among military and civilian passengers. Nurses and physicians aided victims as ambulances responded from Auburn.
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Enemy loses 71 vessels and 1000 planes in Pacific blows
U S Pacific Fleet reports from Pearl Harbor that in two strikes on Manila area carrier planes destroyed Japanese aircraft total reaches 1000 and warships sunk or damaged reach 71 since MacArthur invasion. Nimitz notes Hellcats Helldivers and Avengers.
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Roosevelt Leads With 407 Electoral Votes In Early Returns
Associated Press reports Roosevelt ahead with 407 electoral votes to 124 for Dewey as returns come in from multiple states. New Jersey shifts back to Roosevelt, while Ohio Michigan remain uncertain. A Detroit mixup caused temporary vote loss. a canvass will finalize the state totals tomorrow.
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Roosevelt Thanks Dewey for Concession on Election Night
President Roosevelt, waking after late election returns, telegraphed Gov. Thomas E Dewey to thank him for his concession of defeat. He noted the progress of wartime voting from Hyde Park as neighbors gathered to witness the moment and hinted at another four-year term.
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