Yugoslavia Tentatively Agrees to Indemnity for American Lives
Under secretary of State William L. Clayton said Yugoslavia tentatively accepts paying indemnity for the loss of five U.S. lives in recent forced crashes. Prelim conversations with Ambassador Patterson raised whether compensation should also cover the loss of the planes. No final agreement has been reached, and the amount is not disclosed. Captain Blen H. Freestone of Idaho was among the Americans killed. The State Department opposes US intervention to halt UNRRA shipments to Yugoslavia regardless of Tito-related disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William L. Grayton
Yugoslavia
U.S
Richard C. Patterson
Clayton
State Department
Byrnes
Dean Acheson
Marshal Tito
Patterson
United States
Blen H. Freestone
Springdale
Idaho
Tito
Ex serviceman charged in daylight City National bank robbery
Lou T. Shields 23 of Holdenville Oklahoma was identified by the FBI as the suspect in a $38,460 daylight holdup at City National Bank. He was chased through busy streets by two bank employees a restaurant cook and an off duty officer and overpowered after a pursuit aided by a civilian and a vacationing police officer. The loot was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City National Bank
FBI
Lou T. Shields
Holdenville
Okla
Stock Market Ends With Heavy Late Selloff
Stock prices fell to new yearly lows as a late selling wave pushed many issues down $1 to over $12 a share. Ticker tape ran as much as three minutes late amid liquidation in the final minutes. Earlier trading had bounced then declined, with leaders recovering slightly before the final drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Spectre of war looms as sparks threaten Balkans and Middle East
AP Newsfeature notes growing tension across Trieste, Greece, Albania, Dardanelles, Iran, and Palestine. Russia is seen as probing for a Mediterranean edge against Western Allies while Jews and Arabs clash over Palestine. Relman Morin reports Paris cues warn World War III could be near, though not immediate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Middle East
Trieste
Greece
Albania
Dardanelles
Iran
Russia
Mediterranean
Palestine
Lima Stores Clash With CPA Over Clothing Shortages
Washington reports a Lima Ohio department store manager and the civilian production administration disputing outlooks for men’s clothing. CPA warns shortages lasting six months to a year with only limited buyer options, while the Lima Leader counters by promoting more stock than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Lima
Ohio
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
New York Central Pays $420 for Smudging Curtains
Mrs Ber nice Hall of Chicago sued the New York Central railroad for smoke damage to her curtains under a snake abatement ordinance. Judge Samuel Heller noted the gray residue on the curtains and the railroad agreed to pay 420 dollars and install equipment to reduce smoke at the yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Samuel Heller
New York Central Railroad
Bernice Hall
Heller
Typhoon Promptly Closes Manila Offices and Schools
Manila government offices and business houses and the American school closed early to allow employees and students to prepare for a typhoon expected to pass about 15 miles north of the city tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Suspect Escapes From Jail In Murder Case
Harvey Finley a 23 year old suspect in the murder of Chester Brown 52 a Union Pacific park caretaker whose body was found between cars on two team tracks in Union Pacific yards escaped from the city jail Monday about 6 p.m. as workers entered for dinner. He was traced by police and Chief Deputy Sheriff Ray Reynolds through the yards toward the railroad right of way south of the city where he is believed to have hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Finley
Nesro
Chester Brown
Union Pacific Park
Union Pacific
Finley
Ray Reynolds
Bamberger Train Kills Preston Woman in Utah
Mrs. Sarah Chatterton of Preston Idaho, about 60, a cook at the Weber County infirmary, was killed instantly at the Roy crossing when struck by a Bamberger train. Coroner Joseph W. Child and deputy George W. Weatherston said she walked into the path after signaling, the train blew its whistle, and no inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Sarah Chatterton
Preston
Idaho
Weber County Infirmary
Roy Crossing
Joseph W. Child
George W. Weatherston
Girl Returns To Family After Hitchhiking Maid Incident
Three year old Madeline Tobias returned home with her parents in Kansas City after five days with a hitchhiking maid who had abducted her in Terre Haute Indiana. The maid Mildred Everett 22 was seized by FBI on arrival and faces federal kidnaping charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Madeline
Toby) Tobias
Toby
Philip Tobias
Terre Haute
Ind
Mildred Louise Everett
FBI
Ohio Girls’ Industrial School
Tobias
Tiny Toby
Governor Williams Addresses East Idaho Fair Opening
Gov. Arnold Williams attended the East Idaho State Fair opening in Blackfoot. The five day fair runs through Saturday with a downtown morning parade and a horse pulling contest. An eight-race afternoon program followed the governor's address, and today is children's day with free admission for under 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Arnold
Williams
Idaho
Police Search Tel Aviv After Blasts
In Tel Aviv a 16 hour curfew was lifted after a wave of terrorism left three dead and many injured. The army and police conducted house to house searches as 8,000 troops moved in at dawn. Ramat Gan remained under curfew with dozens detained for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Ramat Gan
Buying Strips Groceries in New York as AFL Strike Bites
A nine day AFL truckers strike plummets New York City grocery shelves with empty meat cases and scarce vegetables. Pickets block inbound trucks, sparking food shortages feared across retailers while nonfood supplies like drugs and medical items receive limited access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AFL
New York City
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Monoxide Poison Fatal to Baby on Park Trip
Lois K. Fenner of Firth reports 10 month old child died near West Yellowstone Montana from monoxide gas exposure while on a weekend park trip. The infant slept in the car when the mother noticed no movement. rushed for care but died. Fumes from exhaust suspected. Survived by parents Roger E Fenner and siblings Anita Joan William Wiley Meriam Yvonne. grandmothers Mrs E H Berstrom and Mrs Charlotte Newatt. Funeral Wednesday at Firth Full Gospel Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Lois K. Fenner
Roger E. Fenner
Firth
West Yellowstone
Mont
Fenner
Firth Record
Bingham County
Rodger EB. Fenner
Anita Joan
William Wiley
Meriam Yvonne
E. H. Bernstrom
Charlotte Newatt
Salem
Ore
Firth Pull Gospel Tabernacle
Willard Leisy
Reversal of Wage Order May End Maritime Strike
The Associated Press reports that ending the wage stabilization board pay out may end the AFL maritime strike now in its sixth day. Philip Hannah returns from San Francisco where he discussed options with union leaders and seafarers groups as the wage order reversal is debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Schwellenbach
AFL Maritime Workers
Wage Stabilization Board
Philip Hannah
Washington
San Francisco
Harry Lundeberg
Seafarers International Union
Sailors Union of the Pacific
AFL
Hannah
WSB
J. B. Bryan
Pacific American Shipowners Association
West
CIO
New York
John Hawk
Argument Ends After Girl Stabs Man With Icepick
Philadelphia reports a man named Louis Milean was stabbed in the back by Chichita Gorgiona a 27 year old Indian girl. Milean was treated after police extracted a 34 inch icepick from his spine. Gorgiona was arrested on assault and battery charges claiming self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auerwick
Milean
Hahnemann Hospital
Internet
Chichita
Chichita Gorgiona
Salt Lake Family Moves Into Park
Navy veteran Don Candfield and his wife with five children and a niece occupy a pavilion in Sorenson Park after eviction from a city home. He secured park permission to use a truck for work while the family awaits a Veterans housing unit at the abandoned Sallee Army air base. The landlord planned to sell the house, while Candfield declines to blame him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Don Candfield
Sorenson Park
Candfield
Candfields
Canfield
Empower
Salt Lake Transfer Company
City Parks Commis Crer
Cas
Salleer Army Air Base
Andlord
Cand
Redhead Marries in Simple Court Ceremony
Geraldine Purzerfild a 31 year old Dublin born actress and Stuart Scheftel a 35 year old New York publisher and newsreel theater proprietor wed in a brief ceremony today in Superior Judge Thurmond Clarke's chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Geraldine Purzerfild
Titian Hatred
Stuart Scheftel
New York
Marrie i
Thurmond Clarke
Son of Atkinson Welcomes Boy at General Hospital
A son named Robert Kenneth Atkinson was born Thursday at General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson of 365 Wayne Avenue. The newborn weighed six pounds. The father is a veteran employee of Western Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kenneth Atkinson
Robert Atkinson
Wayne Avenue
General Hospital
Western Union
Maine Elects Full Slate of Republicans
Maine voters re elected a full Republican slate signaling a GOP lead in the new congress. Across the nation nominating events proceeded in Connecticut Colorado Louisiana and Rhode Island. Senator Owen Brewster praised the Maine result while Democrats noted stronger Democratic percentages in some races, including Gov. Horace Hildreth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Congress
Connecticut
Colorado
Louisiana
Rhode Island
Chester Bowles
OPA
Owen Brewster
House
Horace Hildreth
Gangs Take Luxury Flats in West End Squatter Move
Scotland Yard acts to preserve order as communist led squatters seize vacant luxury flats in London’s West End. Home Office confirms police action to prevent breaches of the peace while the Ministry of Works warns squatters to quit and remove furniture from Duchess of Bedford House as eviction efforts target the largest occupied group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
West End
Home Office
Ministry of Works
Kensington
Duchess of Bedford House
Weather Snapshot in Pocatello Delivers Cold Nights
Temperatures varied from a high around 68 degrees to a low near 38 with cold arctic nights. Forecaster predicts clear skies today and Wednesday with daytime warming yet persistently chilly nights and zero precipitation in the last 24 hours. The month totals 4 inches against a .20 normal. sunsets at 6 50 and sunrise at 6 04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Bering
Pocatello
Attlee Opens Conference on Palestine
Prime Minister Attlee opened a London conference on Palestine saying Britain was not committed to a plan to divide the area into four zones. He urged Arabs and Jews to make concessions for peace as violence flared. Jews may join later, with indications the Jewish Agency could participate if Britain shows willingness to concede. A formula was reportedly under cabinet consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Miniter Attlee
Britain
Palestine
Holy Land
Jewish Agency
Troops Attack Kalgan in Three-Point Offensive
Government forces launched a major assault on Kalgan from three directions, aiming to seize the communist stronghold and possibly end hopes for a negotiated peace. Observers warned North China battles would intensify with a Communist counter thrust toward Nanking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Kalgan
China
Muc
Tatung
Wife and brother identify victim in San Francisco slaying
The wife and brother of Ramon B. Lopez 52 a carnation wholesaler viewed mutilated body parts found in an alley. They identified the remains by skin color and a distinctive toenail saying the victim was Lopez last seen Aug 29 leaving for San Francisco. Police pursue leads as morals inspectors investigate a sex fiend linked dismemberment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon B. Lopez
Carnation Srower
San Lecandro
Lopez
San Francisco
Church Seeks Full Accord at Episcopal Convention
In Philadelphia the 55th triennial general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church opened with remarks by Presiding Bishop Henry St. George Tucker who called for a world terms based accord. Delegates and bishops gathered as Diocesan reps pledged 8 million dollars for world relief and missionary work. The program includes election of a new presiding bishop, a possible merger with the United Presbyterian Church in the USA, and liberalization of marriage and divorce laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Henry St. George Tucker
Protestant Episcopal Church
U.S.A
Tucker
House of Bishops
Presbyterian Church
Ub.a
Sheep Receipts Top One Million at Osden Yard
Osden Union Stockyards reports sheep receipts reaching 1,003,444 for Monday, edging past the million mark earlier this year. General manager R. C. Albright noted the 1,003,444 total and compared it with last year's milestone reached on September 15.
Idaho Politicians Clash Over Communism in Nampa and Idaho Falls
Idaho Democrats and Republicans heatedly debated the Russia issue as campaign pace quickened. Sen. C Wayland Brooks urged Republicans in Nampa that Russia must stop obstructing peace or the U S will be “the arsenal of communism.” In Idaho Falls Sen Glen Taylor said Republicans are giving communists an invaluable service by trying to make the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Nampa
Sen. C. Wayland Brooks
R.M
Russia
Eurrope
Idaho Falls
Sen
Glen Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
UNRRA
Myron W. Horton
Albert Devine
Ray Tucker
H. J. Cobb
Cobb
Fred Merz
Devine and
AP Newsfeature
Rel
Man Morin
Paris
Arthur Edson
New York Central
Bamberger
Utah
Governor Williams
East Idaho Fair
Omaha
United States Employment Service
Cincinnati
Man
Louis Milean
Joseph Auerwick
Salt Lake
Son
Atkinson
The
G.N.I. M
Attlee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!