Cripps Warns on Living Standards in Britain Over Two Years
British chancellor Sir Stafford Cripps tells a National Press Club audience that Britain may need to curb living standards for up to two years while a financial crisis is addressed. He urges the United States to help open markets to British goods to earn dollars to cover deficits. Bevin echoes the call as Western nations unite against Communism.
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Washington
Stafford Cripps
Britain
United
Tes
United States
Taft Warns Trade Bill Grants President Power to Destroy Industry
In Washington Senator Taft argues the reciprocal trade agreements bill empowers the president to harm American industry by setting tariff reductions. He cites damage to oil, wool, pottery, glass, watchmaking, and bicycle sectors under the expired law while debate on the measure continues. He notes amendments seeking limited foreign oil imports and cautions about the peril point concept.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
House
Ycle
Thomas
Okla
U.S
Butler
R-Neb
State Department
Agriculture Department
Tariff Commission
Underwriters Urge Tests For Drivers In Idaho
McCALL Idaho at the 25th annual convention of the Idaho Association of Insurance Agents a resolution was adopted urging the state to require driver license tests assessing physical fitness and driving ability. James Perry of Boise was elected president to succeed Robert Weisel of Moscow. Executive board members include Weisel Neil Pitch Payette Earl Shattuck Oscar Nelson Coeur d Alene John Barker Buhl Gene Graves Caldwell and Wanek. The convention opened yesterday and runs today.
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Mccall
Idaho
Idaho Association of Insurance Agents
James Perry
Boise
Robert Weisel
Moscow
Weisel
Neil Pitch
Payette
Earl Shattuck
Oscar Nelson
Coeur d'Alene
John Barker
Buhl
Gene Graves
Caldwell
Wanek
Auseday Eads
Pocatello Hosts 5th District PTA Conference Set Today
The 5th District PTA conference opens at 9 a m in the LDS First ward chapel with Nelle Shagan from the national PTA as featured speaker Mayor Halsey welcomes delegates and district officers plan a noon luncheon a nominating committee election and a Founders day demonstration including a panel discussion and an open forum on parent education and youth preparation.
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LDS First Ward
Garfield and Center
Nelle Shagan
National
PTA Congress
W. W. Halsey
L. L. Faber
Wanda Ward
Pocatello
Paul Kahout
Boise
Fred Davis
Preston
Miss Shagan
C. S. Bosquet
George N
First Ward
PTA Central Council
William Orr
Eighth Ward Relief Society
Orr
Supreme Court Opens Term Here Tuesday
Boise region brief notes the Idaho Supreme Court will begin its fall term in Pocatello on Sept. 13 for about four days, then return to Boise for cases starting Sept. 19. The court plans a Lewiston visit around mid October.
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Boise
Clay Koelsch
Idaho Supreme Court
Pocatello
Koelsch
Lewiston
Portneuf Hill project goes to Logan Contractors
The Carl E Nelson company of Logan Utah won the Portneuf Hill highway job with a bid of 221738 for a Bannock County project. The scope covers 6.861 miles of U S 30 from Pocatello to Blackrock including roadbed widening plant mix surface grading and drainage 0.985 miles and Portneuf hill straightening.
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Portneuf Hill
Logan Contractors
Pocatello
Blackrock
Pocatello City
Joseph A Harris Dies In Salt Lake
Joseph A Harris 70 of 137 West First North Salt Lake City died Friday night in Salt Lake City. He was grandson of Hyrum Smith and brother of the LDS church founder Joseph Smith. Survived by eight children and 16 grandchildren. funeral in Salt Lake City as Halladay family travels to attend.
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Joseph A. Harris
West First North
Salt Lake City
Jack Halladay
North Grant
Hyrum Smith
Joseph Smith
LDS Church
Wallace Harris
Elmo Harris
Donnetta Bette
Kenneth Harris
Wayne Harris
Reed S. Harris
Los Angeles
Pocatello
al Rumpel
Hayward
Calif
Falls Through Ceiling Injures Man at Utah School
Granger Utah. David Russell 60 of Provo suffered a compound fracture of the left elbow lacerations bruises and other injuries after falling 12 feet through a school ceiling on Friday.
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Granger
Utah
David Russell
Provo
Southeast Idaho Medical Association Hosts 2 Day Conference
The first Southeast Idaho Medical Association clinical conference opens with a banquet and evening entertainment by Fielding K. Smith in Salt Lake City. Dignitaries include Dr. West, Dr. Allen, Dr. Ebaugh, Dr. Coller, Dr. Queen, Dr. Wilson and Dr. Pond among others. The program features a noon round table and ends at 3 30 with a panel on arterial disease.
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Southeast Idaho Medical Assm
Fielding K. Smith
Salt Lake City
Smith
W.R. West
Idaho Falls
Idaho State Medical Ass'n
E. V. Allen
Rochester
Drs
Ken, Coller and
Queen
Weather 62 Forecast for Pocatello Area
Partly cloudy with scattered showers or thundershowers Saturday. Highs 80 to 85. Lows tonight 45 to 50.
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Pocatello
Wounded explorers in Canton seek wife amid fatal gunplay
In Canton two American residents and a guest were wounded in an early morning gunfight at the Freeman home which left Harold Harris dead. Leonard Clark and Willard Freeman, both injured, asked for Maya Freeman noting their host's marriage anniversary and her presence. Police questioned all three as neighbors described a violent scene with broken furniture and whiskey bottles found in the room.
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Canton
China
Maya
Freeman
Canton Emergency Hospital
Idaho Nurses Get 75 Dollar Travel Nurse Pay Rise
Idaho public health department nurses receive a monthly raise from 285 to 360 dollars to attract staff during the polio epidemic. The 75 dollar increase is a living allowance that will be refunded to the state later by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, state auditor N P Nielson said.
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Shagan
Idaho
Boise
Public Health Department
State Board of Examiners
N. P. Nielson
The
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Five Await Trial On Gambling Liquor Charges
Five persons charged with illegal liquor sales and gambling await district court trial after a highway 30 club raid in American Falls Idaho Bond set at 500 dollars each. Charles Hall George Claris charged with sale of liquor without a license Al Johnson James Todd and Elizabeth Korkis charged with gambling offenses.
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American Falls
Idaho
Highway 30 Club
Charles Hall
George Claris
al Johnson
James Todd
Elizabeth Korkis
Fiery Editor Blasts Pocatello Over Territorial Move
Power County Press editor L. R. Scott denounces Pocatello in an American Falls weekly editorial titled Another Case of Too Much Guts. He accuses Gate City officials of overstepping into Power county territory by pressuring the army air base with CAA bureaucrats, framing it as a national contest of nerve.
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Pocatello
L. R. Scott
Power County Press
American Falls
Power County
Scott
Army Air Base
CAA
Rain washes out Pioneer League game in Salt Lake City
Rain washed out the Pioneer League contest between the Salt Lake City Bees and the Ogden Reds Friday night. Bee President Eddie Mulligan said the game would be made up Saturday night with a doubleheader starting at 6 30 p m and the two teams would meet again here Sunday afternoon.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City Bees
Ogden Reds
Bee
Eddie Mulligan
Local baseball scores and player abbreviations from multiple cities
Summary of scattered game notes showing teams Twin Falls Great Falls Billings Idaho Falls Pocatello and Ogden at Salt Lake City. Mentions players such as Eskenberry Belyea Danielson Manier Park Stumpf Conover Lee Constantino Buona Tufteland Fazzio Gibson Carroll Morgan Thurston Tapp with end called in rain and various inning counts.
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Great Falls
Eskenberry
Belyea
Danielson
Manier
Park
Stumpf
Boise
Billings
Conover
Lee
Constantino
Buona
Tufteland
Fazzio
Gibson
Teen Attacked in South Main House Incident Under Police Probe
Police investigate a reported Friday night attack on a teenage girl at a South Main house. The girl, whose name is withheld, told officers she was assaulted by an unknown white man described as about 24, light brown hair, wearing a blue shirt and Levi's, and accompanied by two men and a woman at the station.
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South Main
Cards Tie With Bees After Rain Shortened Pioneers Clash
Idaho Falls Russets fell 3 0 to Pocatello Cardinals in a rain shortened Pioneer league game. Vance Thurston yielded two hits and Joe Carroll three as unearned runs fueled the Cards. The contest ended after seven innings due to an electrical storm with a third place tie possible with Salt Lake Bees.
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Idaho Falls
Fucatello Cardinals
Idaho Falls Russets
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Bees
Ogden
Vance Thurston
Joe Carroll
Thurston
Carroll
Larry Nenna
Vince Mullin
Bausman
Dick Czaplewski
Nenna
Charles Williams
Czaplewski
Dom _ Barczewski
Russets
Luke Tapp
Three Assist Secretaries of Defense Confirmed
The Senate confirmed Friday the nominations of three assistant secretaries of defense. Paul H. Griffith of Pennsylvania Marx Leva of Alabama and Wilfred J. McNeil of Iowa were named to the posts.
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Washington
Defense
Senate
Paul H. Griffith
Pennsylvania
Marx Leva
Alabama
Wilfred J. McNeil
Iowa
Five Thousand Trainmen Quit Missouri Pacific Strike
Five thousand engineers, firemen, conductors and other trainmen abandoned their posts at 3 pm EST Friday in a Missouri Pacific strike over operating rule interpretations. Labor groups reported almost all trains halted, with only a few continuing to terminals under union consent. An additional 22,500 non operating employees were laid off, leaving about 2,500 workers to be kept on Saturday. The mediation board's Frank Douglass said unions rejected settlement proposals as talks collapsed.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Frank Douglass
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Washington
Noted Mining Authorities Die In Crash
A Canadian Airlines plane crashed on a rocky bluff near Sault au Cochon Quebec killing all 23 aboard. Victims include Kennecott Copper executives FE T Stannard R J Parker and Arthur DPD Storke. The plane crashed on a bluff above the St Lawrence river about 40 miles east of Quebec City.
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Sault AU Cochon
Que
Canadian Airlines
Here
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Kennecott
FE. T. Stannard
R. J. Parker
Arthur Dpd
Storke
St. Lawrence River
Quebec City
Idaho Power Trial Set For Sept 14
Federal Judge Chase A. Clark has set September 14 for the trial of the interior department suit to stop Idaho Power from building a 3 million dollar transmission line across public lands between Boise and American Falls via the Bliss dam. He dissolved a temporary restraining order earlier in the week but warned the company it could proceed at its own risk. Power officials said no work would resume until after the case is heard.
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Chase A. Clark
Department of Interior
Idaho Power Company
Interior Department
American
Bliss Dam
Clark
Power Company
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