Tito Defies Russia as Yugoslavia Promotes Tractor Initiative
Premier Marshal Tito defied Moscow and the Cominform, saying Yugoslavia stands ready to overcome current troubles as it did in World War II. He spoke to engineers and workers at Na Rakovica near Belgrade about three new tractors, part of industrialization aimed at independence from agrarian policy and forced collectivization. The speech signals potential copycat revolts in other Communist states.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Na Rakovica
Here
Tito
12 Inch Snow Hits Montana
Snow continued to blanket Montana as a winter storm spread into Wyoming and the Dakotas. Helena reported a record September snowfall and a 22 degree low, with disruptions but no serious accidents as highways stayed open.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
U. S
Weather Bureau
Cut Bank
Weather outlook for Pocatello and vicinity
Forecast notes a light freeze tonight with a low near 28 and sunrise at 6 08. Tuesday brings a likely rise to 65 with fair skies and warmer conditions. Sunset today 6 46.
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Pocatello
Uncertain Ownership Of Utah Telephone Co Stirs Commission
In Emery county Castle Dale Telephone Co ownership remains unclear as Utah Public Service Commission seeks the true owners amid poor service complaints. The firm, incorporated in 1914 for 5000 dollars with 200 shares, shows 39 stockholders at 25 dollars each in state filings, while its corporate charter was suspended in 1929 for unpaid franchise tax. Alva Wall reportedly runs the company and retains revenue after expenses, but ownership claims are unresolved and Attorney General Vernon has not located owners.
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LT Lake City
Castle Dale Telephone Co
Emery County
Utah Public Service Commission
Secretary of State
Alva Wall
Wall
Bride, 18, Fears Marriage Won't Endure After 70 Years
SOUTH GATE Calif AP Mrs John Deke recalls warning from relatives that her marriage would fail due to her bridegroom's unholy temper. Married in Edgerton Missouri on September 11 1879 she was 18 and he 20. Yesterday they celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary.
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South Gate
Calif
John Deke
Edgerton
John
NAM Conference Leader Urges U S Economic Backbone
Harold B Yearsley Kraft cheese plant manager told Pocatello businessmen at the two day NAM sponsored conference opening at the Bannock hotel that businessmen must stiffen the nation’s backbone by influencing public affairs to prove the American enterprise system is the most democratic economic life. NAM representatives Dr Neal Bowman and Marion J Wise Jr led principal talks with local speakers Yearsley and Harold F Ory of Ralston Purina. Ory speaks at 2 30 p m Tuesday.
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Bannock Hotel
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Harry B. Yearsley
Kraft Cheese
Harold F. Ory
Ralston- Purina
Robert D. Gallafent
Neal Bowman
Marion J. Wise, Jr
NAM
Harold B Yearsley
Pocatello Industrial Leaders Conference
Pocatello and
Idaho State Chambers of Commerce
Bowman
Temple University
Rutgers
Wise
Amherst
Harvard School of Business Administration
Mr. Yearsley
Ralston-Purina Company
Mr. Ory
Yearsley
America
Heuss Named 1st President Of Germany
In Bonn West Germany Prof Theodor Heuss aged 65 won the presidential race on the second ballot receiving 416 of 800 votes. Dr Kurt Schumacher led the socialist opposition with 312 votes and the vote on the first ballot had ended in deadlock. Heuss victory paves the way for Konrad Adenauer to become first chancellor and ends Allied military government over West Germany.
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Germany
Theodor Heuss
Hitler
Kurt Schumacher
Socialist Party
Heuss
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
McGrath May Get Rutledge Justice Post
President Truman may delay naming a new supreme court justice to replace the late Wiley Rutledge. Attorney General Howard McGrath is viewed as the likely pick, with open seat timing tied to the October term start and Clark’s recent move to the high court. Other names floated include Charles Fahy Harold Stephens and Senator Joseph O Mahoney. Wyoming’s GOP governor could affect O Mahoney’s chances.
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Truman
Supreme Court
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McGrath
Justice Department
Atty
Tom Clark
Clark
Charles Fahy
Harold M. Stephens
United States Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyo
Wyoming
Senate
O’mahoney
Arizona ranch girl crowned Miss America 1949
Jacque Mercer of the Bar-X ranch Litchfield Park Arizona won Miss America 1949. She is 18, dark haired and brown eyed, and earned a 5000 dollar scholarship a 2000 dollar car and personal appearances contracts. Mercer plans marriage first then career and will study at Phoenix Junior College and Stanford University.
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Ariz
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Atlantic City
United States
Canada
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
N. J
Arizona
Big City
Bar-X Ranch
Litchfield Park
Andanada
Phoenix Junior College
Leland Stanford University
First Idaho Frost Nips Garden Crops
A general early frost swept Idaho today damaging tender garden crops. Boise recorded 34 degrees tying the September 11 low from 1910 and 1921, with Dubois Idaho Falls Grangeville Bonners Ferry and Pocatello also recording subfreezing readings. A statewide frost was forecast for tonight.
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Idaho
Dubois
Idaho Falls
Grangeville
Bonners Ferry
Pocate
England May Get Free Use Of New Cash
Douglas Abbott reported that the United States Britain and Canada agreed on immediate steps to ease Britain's dollar crisis. He said progress was encouraging but the job is far from complete with no instant relief. Steps may include freer use of Marshall Plan dollars for Canadian wheat and allowing Britain to discriminate against American goods to conserve dollars.
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England
John M. Hightower
Washington
Douglas Abbott
United States
Britain
Canada
National Press Club
Abbott
Baker Fined for Assault in Fifth District Court
Harrison Baker pleaded guilty to simple assault and was fined $50 in fifth district court by Judge Isaac McDougall. He had been charged with assault with a deadly weapon but entered a not guilty plea. The judge continued the case until next Monday morning. Jurors were dismissed and will return at 10 a.m. Tuesday for the burglary case of James Kooken Jr.
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Harrison Baker
Fifth District Court
Isaac McDougall
Baker
McDougall
James Kooken Jr
Cesspool Cleaner Jailed Here On Reported Incident Charge
William O. Baldwin a 52 year old cess pool cleaner from Couer d Alene was lodged in Bannock county jail on a statutory reported incident charge involving a 14 year old Lava Hot Springs babysitter. He was arrested at 415 a m by Douglas Snow in Lava Marshall and brought to Pocatello and jailed at 515 a m by Sheriff Alma Marley.
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William O. Baldwin
Couer d'Alene
Bannock County
Lava Hot Springs
Baldwin
Douglas Snow
Lava Marshall
Pocatello
Alma Marley
CIO Leaders Set To Meet Policy Group
Pittsburgh report notes CIO United Steelworkers executives held a three hour closed session to decide on President Truman's 11 day strike truce extension and the fact finding panel's wage plan. Murray declined comment as wage policy committee prepares ratification and a later announcement is expected. The panel proposed a 10 cent hourly increase for pensions and insurance, not wages, aimed at setting a national pattern. Steel's Big Five accepted the truce extension.
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CIO United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Truman
Murray
20 000 IDLED R R Officials Move To End Rail Strike
In St Louis a business civic and labor group invited both sides to a meeting to restart negotiations on the Missouri Pacific trainmen strike that began Friday. Union leaders showed willingness to attend and a railroad spokesman said MP would send reps. About 5 000 operating employees are idle and 20 000 non striking workers are out of work across a 10 state area.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Indus
Missouri Pacific
Brotherhoods
Tioup
Gardiner confession details two Utah killings
Sheriff Wade said Ray Dempsey Gardner, 27, confessed to the sex strangulation murder of Shirley Gretzinger, 17, Ogden baby sitter, after luring her to a pretend babysitting assignment near Riverdale highway. He also admitted killing Sue Horn, 28, of Butte, after meeting her through an advertisement.
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Mac M Wade
Ray Dempsey Gardner
Wade
Gardner
Shirley Jean Gretzinger
Gardnner
Sue Horn
Butte Mont
Gretzinger
Riverdale Highway
Shirley
Miss Horn
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