Labor Day Parade Set for Pocatello With City Address
Pocatello union members will hold a Labor Day parade at 10 a m with floats from 20+ union groups and local businesses. J D Price Idaho secretary of state will deliver the address at Caldwell park. Miles Doty is grand marshal. Participants include VFW color guard municipal band Ban nock Shoshone Indians and a parade route through downtown. Prizes total 130.
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J. D. Price
Idaho
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Pocatello Central Labor Council
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Oneida County
T. H. Morris
Labor Council
Miles Doty
Pocatello Veterans of Foreign Wars
Guy Gates
Fort Hall Reservation
West Coast Protests Over Plant Move
The Western States Council condemned peacetime transfers of military production from private to government plants. A statement urged Western chambers to push Congress for a ban, citing Air Force plans to move B 47 production to Wichita and other shifts from Seattle San Diego and Baltimore to inland sites.
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Baltimore
Tribune To Publish Labor Day Edition Tomorrow
The Pocatello Tribune will publish a Labor Day edition tomorrow with press time around 1 p.m. and rush deliveries to subscribers and newsstands. On some routes carrier boys may delay home deliveries slightly but all homes will be reached as soon as possible.
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Pocatello Tribune
Jailed Ohio man confesses killing Montana woman
An Ohio man, Ray Dempsey Gardner, 29, of Columbus, admitted killing a Montana woman after corresponding via a newspaper ad. He said he strangled Bue Horn, 39, of Butte, and disposed of her weighted body in a river. Similar method linked to the case of Ogden girl Shirley Gretzinger.
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Utah
Ohio
Mac M. Wade
Wade
Ray Dempsey Gardner
Columbus
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Butte
Shirley Gretzinger
Miss Horn
Colorado
Ques
Pearl Harbor Commander Short Dies at 69
Maj. Gen. Walter C. Short ret, Pearl Harbor commander on Dec 7 1941, died Saturday night in Dallas at 69. His physician cited chronic heart ailment. his son noted months of illness and a worsening condition. Short born March 30 1880 in Fillmore and served over 40 years in the Army before retiring to Ford Motor Co. duties in Texas.
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Walter C. Short
Pearl Harbor
John Chapman
Short
Walter Dean Short
Young Short
United States
Ford Motor Plant
Ford
Fillmore
Husband E. Kimmel
Navy
Congressional
Kimmel
Cittee
Manhunt Ends for Sex Suspect Arrests Across States
Kenneth W. Mathew alias R. R. Lee, 35, arrested in Yakima Washington by FBI and Washington State Police on forgery warrants and flight to avoid prosecution. Ogden and Idaho authorities linked him to the Shirley Gretzinger case after a babysitter ruse used in prior Rupert assault. Police plan to question him about the Gretzinger murder if extradition fails.
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Pocatello
Washington State
FBI
Ogden
Kenneth W. Mathew
R. R. Lee
Yakima
Wash
Idaho
A. R. Lee
Mathew
Shirley Gretzinger
Rupert
Gretzinger
Baker, Ore
U. S
Twin Falls
Lee
Idaho Wool Growers Set Boise Convention Dates
The Idaho Wool Growers association will meet in Boise on November 13 14 and 15. Secretary M C Claar said the date was chosen to precede the national convention and allow members to attend both events.
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Boise
Idaho Wool Growers Association
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Claar
Stock Markets Closed for Labor Observance
Markets in YORK and across the United States and Canada will be closed in observance of Labor Day. Trading pauses affected major exchanges and financial centers, with travelers and workers taking a holiday.
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York
United States
Canada
Postoffice Closed On Labor Day Notice
Post office will be closed all day Monday for Labor Day. No mail deliveries or rural services. Postmaster J. E. Trimming announces the holiday closure and the office will reopen Tuesday morning. Nearly all government offices will also observe the holiday.
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Labor Day
J. E. Trimming
Yugoslavia Denies Fear Of Russian Invasion
Belgrade officials call United Press report of a possible Red army attack pure guesswork and an ordinary fabrication. The Tito government states no consideration of Soviet invasion occurred and rejects the Belgrade source's claims as arbitrary.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tito
United Press
Ial
Falling Rail Fatality Claims Idaho Logger
Pete Somers a 68 year old logger was killed near Headquarters Idaho when a steel rail fell from a hoist and crushed his skull Coroner George Blake Orofino said Somers was employed by Potlatch Forests Inc to dismantle an abandoned logging camp His only known survivor is a brother Jeol of Benoit Wisconsin.
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Pete Somers
George Blake
Orofino
Somers
Potlatch Forests, Inc
Jeol
Benoit
Wis
State Police Lieutenant Clark Hand Shot at Twin Falls Rodeo
Lieutenant Clark Hand of the state police was accidentally shot during a fair rodeo in Twin Falls on Saturday night. He was rushed to a Twin Falls hospital. Hand had been recently appointed lieutenant and previously served as a traffic officer in Pocatello, earning a strong reputation with local police.
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Clark Hand
Twin Falls
The
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
Pocatello Police
Chinese Nationalists claim victory against attacks near Canton
In Canton area reports, Nationalist forces say they beat off Red attacks 180 miles north of Canton while noting rising danger to Amoy 330 miles northeast. A military spokesman admits Communist irregular harassment 35 to 65 miles northeast but vows government capacity to cope.
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Canton
China
Amoy
Inland Areas Favored For Jet Bombers
Air Secretary W. Stuart Symington will travel to Seattle with production experts to discuss moving warplane factories out of high risk zones. The visit targets Boeing and other plant sites as part of a broader effort to safeguard production facilities.
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Air Force
W. Stuart Symington
Seattle
Boeing Aircraft Company
Idaho Medics To Hold 2 Day Clinic Here
The Southeast Idaho Medical Association brings five eminent speakers to Pocatello for a two day clinical conference on Sept 9 and 10. Leading figures include Dr. E V Allen Mayo Clinic Dr. Franklin Ebaugh University of Colorado Dr. Frederick Coller University of Michigan Dr. Frank Queen University of Oregon Dr. Philip Wilson Columbia University and New York City hospitals.
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Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Franklin G. Ebaugh
Denver
Colo
University of Colorado
University of Colorado Medical Center
Frederick A. Coller
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
American College of Surgeons
Frank B. Queen
Portland
Ore
University of Oregon Medical School
Oregon Cancer Control Program
Philip D. Wilson
New York City
Columbia University Medical School
Hospital For Special Surgery
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Southeast Idaho Medical Association
Womens Medical Auxiliary
E. N. Roberts
Prominent Doctors to Speak at Idaho Conference
The Southeast Idaho Medical association hosts a two day clinical conference in Pocatello featuring Dr. Philip D. Wilson of New York City, clinical professor of orthopedic surgery at Columbia and surgeon in New York, and Dr. Franklin G. Ebaugh, professor of psychiatry and director at the University of Colorado medical center in Denver.
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New York City
Columbia University Medical School
Hospital For Special Surgery
New York
Pocatello
Franklin G. Ebaugh
University of Colorado Medical Center
Denver
Southeast Idaho Medical Association
Dewey mobilizes state police to guard Peekskill concert clash
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey ordered all available state police to Peekskill to guard the area after a riot between war veterans and Paul Robeson supporters. Eight injured. Robeson failed to appear, planned a second event near the riot site with 25 000 veterans and 20 000 supporters expected, police already mobilized.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Loekskill
Paul Robeson
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Highway Toll Climbs as Labor Day Traffic Surges
A Labor Day weekend report tallies 125 traffic deaths in about 24 hours with 33 million cars on the road. The National Safety Council predicted 280 fatalities between Friday 6 pm and Monday 6 pm, noting the toll includes highway crashes, drownings, and other accidents.
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New Tropical Storm Heads For Florida
A Caribbean disturbance intensified into a hurricane with winds up to 75 mph. Navy hurricane hunter aircraft reported a definite eye and center winds near hurricane speed. The Miami weather bureau placed the storm center about 250 miles north-northwest of San Juan and 900 miles east-southeast of Miami, moving west-northwest at 12 to 16 mph.
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Caribbean Sea
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Puerto Rico
Quake Tremors Detected in Wyoming No Damage Reported
The United States Weather Bureau reported faint tremors near Jackson Wyoming at 5 30 am Saturday. The shocks caused no damage and were detectable only with instruments.
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Jackson
Wyo
United States Weather Bureau
Johnson Demands Full Cost Details of Government Flights
Senator Elmer Thomas urged Secretary Johnson to provide every detail on costs and passengers for flights under government planes including the Sacred Cow. He demanded a complete report by Sept. 20 covering use since Jan. 4, 1949, destinations, miles flown, and estimated costs.
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Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Defense Johnson
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Armed Services
Tito Severs Trade Ties With Russia
Belgrade Yugoslavia yesterday severed two chief commercial ties with Russia dissolving jointly owned Yugoslav Russian civil aviation and Danube river shipping firms on the proposal of Yugoslavia. The move foreshadowed by transport minister Maslaric targets YUSPA and limits Soviet access to Yugoslavia's routes and markets.
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Yugoslvia
Russia
Tanjug
Bozidar Maslaric
YUSPA
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Europe Assembly seeks U.S. aid for economic union plan
In Strasbourg the European consultative assembly urged a European economic union with a free money market and single preferential system. It called for U S aid and proposed a delegation headed by a high official to press the next council for support.
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