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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1949

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Acheson Reaffirms Peace Hopes Before U N

Secretary of State Acheson told the United Nations he believes East West differences can be ended peacefully though not quickly. He urged Soviet cooperation on Balkan disputes Korea and other postwar problems and warned some issues are terribly serious and deeply rooted.

Max Harrelson New York State Acheson Russia North Atlantic Alliance Assembly United States Acheson Rusca Balkan Korea

Police Break a Four Hour Family Fight

A marathon family quarrel from midnight to 4 a.m. ended with city police arresting 33 year old Grant Brewster on a battery charge. His former wife Marie Vanousse signed the complaint. Brewster posted a $50 bond after arraignment before Justice C W Hyde. Deputy Norman Fordyce said the pair argued after visiting the Rio and 30 clubs and were arrested when returning to 85 Main.

City Polic South Mal Street Grant Brewster Marie Vanousse Justice of the Peace C. W. Hyde Brewster Norman Fordyce Rio Club Mizg Vanousse

Jap Appears In Court on Fraud Charge

Edwin T. So a Japanese national from Denver faced arraignment before District Judge Isaac McDougall on charges of defrauding Tyhee farmer Paul Okamura of 5000 in a alleged confidence game. So pleaded not guilty and a jury trial is set at the current term. He was released on 1000 bail after extradition from Colorado following his Denver arrest.

Isaac McDougall Edwin T. So Denver Paul Okamura Okamura Guy Nelson Colorado Justice of the Peace Charles W. Hyde Atty O. R. Baum

McDougall Sets Arraignments Of Three Today

District Judge Isaac McDougall set arraignments for three defendants. Mary Frances Hardin Tignor faces felonious attack charges linked to an alleged incident July 23 involving a broken milk bottle. Dean Christiansen and Donald Howater are charged with felonious entry burglarizing Bargain Barn on August 21. They appeared before Justice Elkin Chandler and were bound over after a preliminary hearing on September 1.

Isaac McDougall Mary Frances Hardin Tignor Shoster Griggs Dean Christiansen Donald Howater Justice of the Peace Elkin Chandler

Police Chief's Son Indicted in Robeson Riot Inquiry

A police chief’s son and five other youths were indicted in connection with violence after a Paul Robeson concert on Sept. 4. Joseph A. Lillis Jr., 25, son of the Po lеsksil chief, is charged with hurling a stone through a car window in a case ruled malicious mischief.

Robeson White Plains N. Y Paul Robeson Joseph A. Lillis, Jr Poskskill, N. Y Lillis

State Short Of Cash for Public Aid

The Idaho department of public assistance warns it will run out of funds a month or two before the fiscal year ends. Director Bill Child says a special legislative session may be needed before March to authorize a deficiency appropriation to cover rising aid payments.

Boise Idaho Department of Public Assistance Bill Child Public Assistance C. A. Robins Department of Public Assistance Child

Robins Warns Masons of Foreign Isms in Idaho Falls

Gov. C. A. Robins told more than 200 AFP and AMM Idaho Masons that safeguarding democracy requires active citizenship and rejects foreign ideologies. He spoke at the Idaho Falls gathering and planned to attend a 7 PM Masonic banquet with speaker George Green, superintendent of schools in Pacatello.

Idaho Falls Armory George Green Pocatello Masonic Temple

Wyoming Fugitive Nabbed in Idaho by State Police

State police arrested Jack Maddocks 28 a mechanic Tuesday night after Wyoming authorities telegraphed he was wanted for removal of mortgaged property. Maddocks is in Bannock County Sheriff Alma Marley custody awaiting word from Wyoming authorities.

Alfred Nogo Jack Maddock Wyoming Maddocks Bannock County Alma Marley Wyooming

Estate Decree Grants Community Property to Husband

A probate decree signed by Judge Willard Lund this morning transfers the estate of Mrs. Henrietta Ford, who died intestate, to her husband Arthur Ford as community property. The estate includes real estate in block 211 and household goods, groceries, and fixtures at the Ford grocery store located at 239 North Eighth Avenue.

Willard Lund Henrietta Ford Arthur Ford Fords Eighth Avenue

Bannock County Announces 34 Polling Sites for Bond Election

Bannock County commissioners released the 34 polling places for the October 18 bond election totaling 550000. W H Jensen urged voters to note changes from the 1948 general election as two judges and a clerk will be assigned to each precinct.

Bannock W. H. Jensen Pocatello Emerson School South Grant Avenue Bannock County Memorial Building Bullock Motor Co South Arthur Avenue Hill Bros. Auto South Arthur First Ward LDS Recreation Hall Bannock Motor Co People’s Auto

Idaho Municipal League Opens Three Day Convention in Pocatello

Coeur d Alene mayor J G Adams delivers the keynote at Bannock Hotel as 300 plus city officials gather for the Idaho Municipal League meeting. Potter How ard of Boise presides at the first general session as welcomes are heard from W W Halsey of Pocatello and H C Seeber of Kellogg.

Idaho Municipal League Bannock Hotel J. G. Adams Coeur d'Alene Openeimers Potter P. Howard Boise W. W. Halsey Pocatello H. C. Seeber Kellogg Robertson W. Smith Weiser League

Truman urges six days truce to avert steel strike

President Truman asks for six more days of truce and direct company union bargaining to end the steel dispute. United States Steel Corp accepts the request. CIO Steelworkers vote on the plan in Pittsburgh.

Truman Washington United States Steel Corp CIO Steelworkers Union Mr. Truman CIO United Pittsburgh Cyrus Ching Philip Murray The Steelworkers

Wool Auction Slumps as Prices Fall in Portland Sale

The Western Wool Handlers sale at Portland collapsed as buyers withheld bids amid fears of devaluation. Only two lots of a two million pound offering drew bids, with prices down 15 to 20 percent from a Sept. 16 Billings auction. Pacific Wool Growers projects no acceptable offers. next sale set for Monday in San Francisco.

Portland Ore Western Wool Handlers Association Roy Ward Pacific Wool Growers Association Billings Mont Pacific Wool Ward Western Handlers Association Denver San Francisco

Irony of Fate Fells Man as He Drowns Kitten

Franca Villette, 67, attempted to drown a kitten but fell into the water himself. The kitten escaped unharmed while Villette drowned.

Alencon Franca Henri Villette Villette

Noronic Disaster Death Toll Reaches 130 in Toronto

The Noronic ship fire near Toronto killed 130 and left 19 passengers missing as rescue efforts continued. Initial fears had suggested as many as 200 victims in this vast Great Lakes tragedy.

Noronic Toronto

Police Probe Death of Drowned Man in Portneuf River

Pocatello police investigate possible foul play after the body of Navajo man Charlie Reed of Wildcat Trading Post Gallup New Mexico is found in the Portneuf River near the Gables tavern. A postmortem is planned in Twin Falls as officers check baggage and a reported Sept 10 river fight.

Pocatello Portneuf South Arthur Charlie Reed Wildcat Trading Post Gallup N. M Reed Twin Falls Guy Nelson Nelson Mutual of Omaha U. P. Gang Cheyenne Gables Tavern South Main Extension Polie The Union Pacific

Labor Strife Over Devaluation Ripples Through Britain

Britain faces a political crisis as the Trades Union Congress threatens revolt against devaluation and expected price rises. A go slow by 50 000 nationalized rail workers protests a denied $2 weekly wage boost.

London Britain General Council The Trades Union Congress Labor Party

Weather forecast for 24 hours ending Wednesday noon

Forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Thursday. Expect a low of 26 degrees tonight and a warmer day Thursday with a high near 78.

Educator Dobbs Dies at 79 in Severance NY

The Rev John Francis Dobbs president emeritus of Pacific University Forest Grove Oregon died yesterday at his summer home in Severance New York He was 79 years old and a noted educator and clergyman.

Severance N. Y John Francis Dobbs Pacific University Forest Grove Ore

Judge Receives California Youth Authority Recreation Report

Probate Judge Willard Lund, chair of Idaho PTA juvenile problems, today received a California Youth Authority brochure detailing statewide juvenile recreation work. He called the report amazing in scope and said its information could help build a similar Idaho program.

Willard Lund Idaho Congress of Parents and Teachers California Youth Authority Lund

Ashley Visits City A Pocatello

Pocatello visitor Tuesday night was Gordon Ashley Montpelier druggist and Idaho board of pharmacy chairman and Idaho State College graduate. He attended the ISC University of Wyoming football game and said a former Wyoming captain was among the spectators. He plans to return for ISC Homecoming on Oct. 1.

Pocatello Gordon Ashley Montpelier Idaho Board of Pharmacy Idaho State College Ashley Isc-University of Wyoming R. Man Wyoming ISC

Mystery of Abandoned Florida Village Spotted in Jungle

Fort Lauderdale Daily News reports a ghost town deep in the Everglades seen by photographer Marie Krone from a private plane. Ruined buildings overgrown with vines and giant Royal Poinciana trees hint at an old sugar mill site, with roofs collapsed and structures decayed. The trio of pilots who found the site described it as a tangled, ancient ruin.

Fort Lauderdale Fila Everglades Marie Krone Fort Lauderdale Daily News

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