Bengals Rout Mountaineers In Rain Soaked 25 0 Win
Idaho State with Jay Paris and Jim Blake combining for aerial gains as Western State fumbled six times. The Bengals led 12 0 at half and added a third quarter score with La Rue sweeping in. Conversion attempts failed twice.
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Idaho State
Bengals
Gunnison
Colo
ISC
Jay Paris
Jim Blake
Mountaineers
Johnny Vesser
Western State
Earl Pond
Larry Gale
Mountaineer
Paris
Bob Hilliard
Gale
Bengal
Richardson
LaRue
Johnson Sets 671 MPH World Speed Record in F-86
Maj. Rich ard L. Johnson, air force war ace, set a 671 mph world speed mark over a three kilometer course at Muroc base California. The record, 670.98 mph, surpassed the previous 650.796 mph by Marine Lt. Col Marion E. Carl on Aug. 25, 1947, using an unarmed F-86 in speed runs. Johnson, a 30 year old test pilot from Coopers town New York, achieved the feat after a prior race error at Cleveland.
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Detroit
Richard L. Johnson
Air Force
W. Stuart Symington
Symington
Muroc Air Force Base
Calif
Selfridge Field Air Base
Johnson
Marion E. Carl
Cooperstown
N. C
Two B 29 Bombers Arrive For Boise Air Force Day Show
Two B 29 bombers from Goose Bay Labrador landed in Boise on schedule for the Air Force day program. The crews described the flight as routine aside from a refueling stop. The planes stay through Monday before heading to Smoky Hill Field Salina Kansas after a banquet and dance hosted by the Air Force association.
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BOISE
Goose Bay
Labrador
Smoky Hill Field
Salina
Kan
Air Force Associ
Marshall To Paris Today To Defend U S Policy
Secretary of State George C. Marshall leaves for Paris today to defend American foreign policy at the United Nations general assembly. The meeting opens Tuesday and may include the Berlin dispute on the agenda as Moscow prepares a wave of charges against the United States and allied nations.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Paris
United Nations General Assembly
Marshall
Berlin
Russia
United States
Trygve Lie
Playoffs Halted by Rain in Pocatello Idaho Falls Series
The Pocatello Idaho Falls Pioneer League playoff game was postponed from Saturday night at Russet Park to Sunday afternoon at two o clock per business manager Marvin Milkes. The Cardinals lead Idaho Falls two games to none. If Pocatello wins the third game they face Twin Falls in the four out of seven finals. If they lose, another game is set for Monday in Idaho Falls.
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Pocatello
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Pocatello Schools Open Monday Amid Addressed Reforms
Pocatello prepares for a new school year with openings at Washington and Jefferson and additions at Whittier. Students report to Lincoln and Emerson as zones shift. registration and early games mark a busy start. Organizers plan holidays including Armistice Day Thanksgiving Christmas and Washington's Birthday.
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Frank Paradice
Brennan and Cahoon
Washington and
Jeferson
Whittier
George N. Green
Portneuf Park
Lincoln
Emerson School
H. S
Board of Education
Green
Washington
Cartoonist Dies In Fiery Newhall Plane Crash
Four men died when a private plane crashed and burned at Newhall California after takeoff. Among the dead is Er nest Hix 41 author of United Feature's cartoon Strange As It Seems.
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Cartoonise
Newhall
Calif
Ernest Hix
Mollywood
United Feature
Yanks and RAF Break Air Lift Record to Berlin
On the first anniversary of the U S Air Force American and British planes flew 651 missions in 24 hours to deliver 5572 tons of coal and supplies to Berlin despite fog and rain. Lt Gen Curtis LeMay urged all-out effort as Tempelhof opened for recovery operations.
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Berlin
U. S. Air Force
Reds Battle French Police in Grenoble Clash
In Grenoble a violent confrontation between communists and De Gaulle supporters left one communist sympathizer dead and at least 20 wounded. Police estimated 3000 communists and 20000 right wingers present as General De Gaulle passed city hall.
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Paris
DeGaulle
Israel crowds hunts Stern gang after Bernadotte death
Israel launched a nationwide manhunt raiding Stern gang hideouts and arresting about 500 members. authorities seized large ammunition caches in Jerusalem where Count Folke Bernadotte and his aide were killed Friday afternoon by the underground group.
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Tel Aviv
Iisrael
Israel
United Nations
Folke Bernadotte
Jerusalem
Bernadotte
Mud Slows Fails To Halt Bingham Fair
The Eastern Idaho State Fair ended amid ankle deep mud with horseracing continuing before full grandstands. Two horses were killed and a jockey hospitalized as the event faced wet conditions and state betting intervention.
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Bingham Fair
Blackfoot
Idaho
Emil Ludwig Dies at 67 in Switzerland
Swiss obituary notes Emil Ludwig died last night in Ascona at age 67 from heart disease after years of suffering. The biographer of Jesus, Goethe and Napoleon said he painted portraits of character, noting Rembrandt taught him more about the human soul than poets. His fame rose as a historian-biographer.
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Ascona
Switzerland
Emil
Jesus
Goethe
Jeon
Ludwig
Rembrandt
Pocatello Opens Memorial Pool With Ceremony Today
Memorial pool dedication in Pocatello marks a $70 000 project for war II casualties. A 45 minute opening program starts at 1 pm with Rev Ed Cunningham serving as chairman. Mayor George R Phillips will lead a water christening from Mink creek headwaters alongside city councilmen amid cordial remarks from BPOE lodge members.
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Pocatellans
Memorial
Ed Cunningham
Mink Creek
George R. Phillips
Phillips
BPOE
Pocatello Lodge No
Pocatello
Pogatello
O. R. Baum
H. H. Zimmerli
British Planes Crash During Battle Week Fatalities Reported
Six aircraft crashes in Battle of Britain week events across England kill fifteen and injure thirteen. An RAF Mosquito bomber plunges on a highway near Margate. crashes at Lichfield Coningsby and Le Chars kill pilots and crew. A Vampire jet crashes near Chester with the pilot uninjured. Sealand and Aberdeen crashes leave no injuries.
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London
Finteen
England
Lichfield
Coningsby
le Chars
Sealand
Aberdeen
Margate
Chester
Registration extends after college football game
Registration at Idaho State College slowed by a noon cutoff Saturday to let students attend the ISC Western State game. About 1347 students had registered by closing. Although Saturday was the deadline, registration continues Monday and will finish that afternoon. Fall attendance may be the largest in college history.
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Idaho State College
ISC Western State
Ann Capellen
Killing May Lead To Holy City War
In Jerusalem Israel officials warned the assassination of Count Folke Bernadotte could trigger civil war in Jewish areas. A curfew was extended and hundreds of military police were deployed to prevent an extremist uprising. A high official said Israel does not fear big-power sanctions.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Folke Bernadotte
Holy City
Israel
United Nations
Indian Army takes over in Hyderabad after five day war
Major General J N Chaudhury accepted Hyderabad's surrender from Major General F A El Edroos. Indian troops march into Secunderabad amid flower petals. Chaudhury places former Hyderabad premier Mir Laik Ali under house arrest and issues warrants for Kasim Razvi. Razakars blamed for shootings during celebrations.
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Indian Army
Hyderabad
Hyderabad City
India
Secunderabad
J. N. Chaudhury
F.A. el Edroos
Bombay
Razakars
Bolarum
Secunderabadi
Chaudhury
Mir Laik Ali
Kasim Razvi
Nizam of
Simplot Line To Open Soon
The 23 mile Simplot Short Line will open within a week linking Fort Hall with phosphate pits to the east. Officials say the track connects new mines with the U P main line after about six months of construction. Spik e driving ceremonies will involve Union Pacific Morrison Knudsen Simplot and Westwaco Chemical Corp. and Simplot will supply phosphate shale for the four million dollar Westwaco electric furnace under construction north of Gate City.
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Simplot
Fort Hall
U. P
Union Pacific
Morrison-Knudsen
Westwaco Chemical Corp
Flow in Utah oil well marks first commercial output
The Equity Oil Co. Ashley Valley No. 1 near Vernal produced oil in commercial quantities for the first time. Initial flow at 1:43 p.m. MST came after opening a valve in the Weber sands at 4152 feet. General Manager J L Dougan, veteran of Utah drilling, called it a milestone. The Ashley Valley field lies 37 miles west of Rangely Colorado, where Weber sands yield oil at deeper depths.
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Vernal
Utah
Ashley Valley
Equity Oil Co
Weber Sands
J. L
Mike) Dougan
Rangely
Colo
Weber
Blind man on way to New York receives eye operation offer
Clarence Peddicord a 30 year old blind hitchhiker arrives on a fast train to New York. He is unaware that Karlin a wallpaper maker and Nazi war refugee has offered to pay for his cornea transplant. The act follows years of eye trouble from an explosion.
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Detroit
Clarence Peddicord
New York
Portland
Henessman
Peddicord
United Press
Karlin
United States
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