Youths Held for Murder in California Slayings
Barstow California dispatch reports two teenage boys Billy Anderson 36 and Nathan Edwards James 15 face murder charges for killing the father and stepmother in Yuba City. Marilyn Hodge 12 is not implicated. They were moving toward custody in California after regional detentions in Arizona and California.
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Barstow
Calif
California
Slim Billy Anderson
Nathan Edwards James
Lloyd Hewitt
Sutter County
Yuba
W. H. Anderson
Donnie Marie Anderson
Marilyn Hodge
Hewitt
G. W. Carpenter
Yuba City
Billy
San Bernardino
Nathan
Topock
Ariz
Kingman
Jewitt
Anderson
Dss
James
Car famine likely to last two years after postwar supply surge
The automobile industry faces a need to build at least 10,000,000 more passenger cars to restore prewar balance between supply and demand. Prompt delivery remains about two years away, with material and manpower shortages extending into 1947 and beyond.
Strike Hits Idaho Burap Bags Shortage Tied to Pacific Coast
The burlap bag shortage in Idaho is caused by a maritime strike blocking Pacific coast ships. Roy Miller of Bannock Bay Co. said shipments from India and other sources arrive but cannot be unloaded until strike relief. Awaiting harvests of potatoes and drains.
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Pacific
Roy Miller
Bannock Bay Co
India
Pravda Sees Uneasy Signals From Wallace Speech
A Moscow Pravda editorial claims Wallace's New York speech reveals unease in the United States over imperialist tendencies and possible war risks. It accuses American policy of arming for global dominance, subjugating Britain, and advancing an Anglo Saxon bloc while expanding U.S. bases abroad.
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London
Pravda
Moscow
New York
Henry A. Wallace
United States
Communist Party
Wallace
U.S.A
Britain
Soviet Union
Divorce Mill Sets Record
Washington reports the nation logged a divorce rise in 1945 nearly one third of all marriages, with over 502000 divorces and 1,618,331 new marriages. The divorce rate reached 3.6 per 1000 population, up from prior years, as prosperity influenced both marriage and divorce trends.
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Washington
Federal Security Agency
FSA
British Privilege Rules Cabinet Speech on Policy
Britain expresses relief as President Truman clarifies he did not back Secretary Wallace's remarks and that they do not signal a shift in U S policy. London notes cabinet discipline and the necessity of cabinet approval for statements on government affairs.
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Wallace
England
Britain
Voltaire
Air Show Crash Near Twin Falls Kills Crew
An army A 26 bomber crashed near the municipal airport during a civil air patrol air show. Spectators reported a stall on a turn, and authorities fear all four or five crew members are dead. In Paris Molotov and Byrnes spar over Poland western frontier, Potsdam line cited by Molotov.
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Twin Falls
Army Air Corps
Air Corps
Civil Air Patrol
German camp raiders crush looter gang in Wetzlar raid
American troops who raided a Polish displaced persons camp at Wetzlar busted a gang of looters, black marketers, and bootleggers. The leader, a Pole named Ballon, is suspected of having killed 43 Germans and three Americans. Sixty people were arrested. Ballon vowed vengeance on Germans for Nazi killings in Poland, aiming to kill ten Germans for each family member.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Wetzler
U.S
Ballon
Poland
Vernon Ravenscroft to lead tree planting demonstrations in Bannock
Extension forester Vernon Ravenscroft is expected in Bannock county Tuesday to hold post treating demonstrations and to confer with farmers on their tree planting and woodlot programs. Some 8400 trees were planted in the county last spring under the supervision of the extension.
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Vernon Ravenscroft
Bannock County
Sentence for Robert Rector in domestic battery case
Robert Rector was sentenced to days in county jail after a complaint signed by his wife charged him with assault and battery. The case arose from a domestic incident and the judge imposed the sentence in county court.
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Robert Rector
Rain Is Wet By Mip Weather Update
Rainy conditions dominate with cloudy skies and scattered showers. Temperatures today reached a high of 82 and a low of 47 with a yearly comparison noting 65/45 last year.
Mass Picket Line Stops All Workers on Maritime Strike
The twelfth day of a nationwide maritime strike in New York City saw tense waterfronts as CIO seamen and AFL longshoremen faced off with massed picket lines. Police reinforced docks and leaders warned of trouble if lines were breached while AFL seamen pressed for a wage raise won in a Steelman ruling, yet CIO workers awaited benefits.
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Associated Press
New York City
CIO
AFL
CIO National Maritime Union
S. S. George Washington
Army
Navy
New York Port
Wark
Joseph P. Ryan
John R
Idaho Couple Face Charge in Melba Child Death
First degree murder charges filed against Phillip and wife Peterson of Melba after three year old Phillip Wayne Peterson died in a hospital. Prosecutors say the child suffered fatal injuries from assault. the couple says a fall caused injuries. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Peterson of Twin Falls.
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Nampa
Phillip Peterson
Melba
Canyon County
J. K. Jeppesen
Phillip Wayne Peterson
Connally Calls Trieste Free State to End Med Curtain
In Paris Senator Tom Connally urged that Trieste be established as a free, independent state not controlled by Yugoslavia or Italy. He pressed Molotov's Trieste proposals and warned against any mental reservations, urging joint acceptance for lasting peace. He avoided comment on Secretary Wallace's recent foreign policy remarks.
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Paris
Tom Connally
V. M. Molotov
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Italy
Foreign Ministers Council
Connally
Texas
U.S. Senate
Wallace
Molotov
Edvard Kardelj
Kardelj
Mediterranean Sea
Europe
Drug Restores Man's Voice After 28 Years
Mark Smith a 51 year old Klickitat county farmer regained his voice after sodium pentathol the truth serum restored speech lost in a World War I artillery barrage in France Doctors at Vancouver Washington Veterans Hospital confirmed the drug was used and noted it as the first case in their knowledge of its use for speech restoration Smiths mother Sarah 73 benefited as she struggled to read his scratchpad notes.
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Pocatello Central Council
Pgoldendale
Wash
Mark Smith
Klickitat County
France
Veterans’ Hospital
Vancouver
Smith
Ben E. Grant
Sarah
Sugar to Rise but Remain Below Normal in 1947
The agriculture department predicts 1947 sugar supply will grow but stay well under normal levels. Per capita supply this year is 73 pounds versus a prewar average near 100 pounds. Next year’s figure is unclear, with Philippine shipments blocked as sugar cane plantations were ruined by Japan.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Philippine Islands
Priest Leads Demonstration Against Survivor of Guam
About 100 Guamanians led by a Catholic priest protested Navy Lt. George Ray Tweed on Guam. They booed his claim in a book that Father Duenas revealed a confessional secret about hiding. The crowd carried placards and muttered angrily as Tweed confronted them.
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Guam
Tiend
Tweed
San Diego
Calif
Indians Held For Robbery Near Tyhee
Deputy sheriffs Ray Reynolds and Kenneth Dunn arrested Dave Papsic and Elgin Jackson, Fort Hall Indians, for robbery after they beat and robbed Carl Thompson, 63, and fled with his wallet containing $50. Thompson identified Jackson, who allegedly confessed. officers recovered $90 and Thompson's wallet.
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Ray Reynolds
Kenneth Dunn
Dave Papsic
Elgin Jackson
Fort Hall
Thompson
Papsie
Mr. Thompson
Tyhice
Ross Fork Creek
Papsie Place
Campaign Opens Pocatello Chest Drive for 40000
The Pocatello community chest kicks off its budget raising drive with a $40,000 goal. The Sept 30 campaign starts at a Bannock hotel breakfast led by W. C. Carnes. William C. Parker and Rev. Ed Cunningham spoke urging early reports and full support for YMCA and YWCA operations.
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Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
W. C. Carnes
William C. Parker
Ed Cunningham
Parker
Cunningham
YMCA
YWCA
Wasley Former Pocatello Banker Dies in Washington
Howard E Wasley about 64 died of a heart attack Sunday in Bellingham Washington. He served as cashier of the First National Bank at Pocatello for about nine years and earlier lived in Blackfoot. He later worked in the Golden Rule mercantile and auto ventures. Survived by widow Anna Coffey Wasley three children Howard E Wasley Jr Fern Wilson and Clyde Raidy a brother Tom Wasley and sister Julia both of Idaho Falls seven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements likely at a Catholic church in Bellingham.
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Wasley
First National Bank
Pocatello
Blackfoot
D. W. Standrod
B. W. Elliott
Golden Rule Mercantile
Anna Coffey Wasley
John Hood
Howard E. Wasley Jr
Fern Wilson
Clyde
Idaho Southern University seeks use of Army Air Base buildings
Martha Rubey, secretary to Congressman Henry Dworshaw, said the Chief of Engineers notified the North Pacific Division engineers of approval for Idaho Southern University to use air base buildings to house veteran students. Division engineers were instructed to expedite the matter. Registration at Idaho Southern had reached 1,413 by noon today.
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Martha Rubey
Henry Dworshaw
Idaho
Pocatello Tribune
Chief of Engineers
North Pacific Division Engineers
Idaho Southern University
Idaho Southern
DuBuque University Registers Six Hundred Students This Week
William O. Niles, son of Mrs. William George Niles of 315 North Seventh Pocatello, is listed among 600 new registrants at the University of Dubuque, Iowa. He joins the Sophomore class and majors in Bible.
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Dubuque
Iowa
William O. Niles
William George Niles
North Seventh
Pocatello
University of
Fortune Returns Five Thousand Lost In Chicago Street
Sol Gertz recovered $5,000 found on the street after a clerk directed him to Mrs. Clara Ashley at her rooming house. Ashley confirmed the find and accepted a $200 reward after police corroboration and Gertz’s description of the bills.
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Chicago
Sol Gertz
Clara Ashley
Gertz
Cabinet Aids Split Over Russia Policy After Wallace Statement
Secretary Wallace reaffirms softer U S policy toward Russia amid signs of a cabinet split with Secretary Byrnes. Wallace plans further talks with President Truman while Undersecretary Clayton meets the president. State Department says Byrnes has not commented from Paris.
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Washington
Wallace
U. S
Russia
Truman
Commercce
Byrnes
Paris
Railmen Hear Candidates In Boise Meeting
Senator Taylor urged liberalizing the railroad retirement act to meet living costs as 150 members of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks heard a debate comparing Henry Dworshak and George Donart. Governor Williams backed tax reform and university expansion plans while attendees from multiple Idaho cities listened.
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Henry Dworshak
George Donart
United States
Glen H. Taylor
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, Express and
Gary
Arnold Williams
B. of
R. C
Roads Resurfaced in District 3 and Facing Work Remains
Roads in Loddard and Telford in Commissioner District No 3 have been resurfaced and the county crusher is now operating. A stockpile is being built in the Grace section for road repair work and additional facing work remains in the district, according to county engineer W P mane nor.
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Loddard
Telford
Grace
W. P. Manenor
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