Crisis in groceries not Greek border Henry Wallace says
Henry A. Wallace warned the United States faces a food crisis rather than a military frontier risk. He urged a special Congress session to pass rationing and price controls, criticizing Taft-Hartley and calling for a New Deal return as CIO officers attacked Truman’s foreign policy in a mass convention.
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Mr. Truman
Florida Crop Loss Heavy From Last Week’s Hurricane
The agriculture department estimated Florida citrus losses at five to seven million boxes, with grapefruit four to five million and oranges one to two million. Vegetables were also hit, including 300000 to 400000 acres of snap beans and 2500 acres of tomatoes, along with eggplant, pepper and cucumber crops.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Florida
BRE Session Opens Today In Pocatello
The Brotherhood of Railway Engineers holds its first annual conference in Pocatello at the Hotel Bannock opening tonight at 8. J B Haines leads sessions on southern Idaho issues. meetings run 8 to 10 p m through Thursday with targeted sessions for lodge officers trustees and dues collectors. Paul Burton assists with arrangements.
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Paul Burton
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Widow Visits Grave in France Inspires Peaceful Remembrance
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr widow of Brig Gen Theodore Roosevelt says American women would leave dead soldiers undisturbed if they could see how well graves are kept in France. She arrived after visiting her husband’s grave at St. Mere Eglise where Gen Roosevelt died July 12, 1944.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Theodore Roosevelt
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Jygyp
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Northman
Norry
Enrollment figures push need for new quarters at Poca
The Poca public school system reports total enrollment of 6 058 as of Friday September 19, per Superintendent George N Green. Schools list include high school 14598 Franklin 444 Irving 443 Bonneville 337 Emerson 419 high school annex 229 Jefferson 423 Lincoln 329 Roosevelt 583 Washington 557 Whittier 410 Tyhee 306.
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Lincoln
Roosevelt
Washington
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Tyhee
Steaks 39 Cents In East Shop
SHAMOKIN PA A small market run by 49 year old Dick Rickert offers meat at prewar prices. Sirloin steak 39 cents a pound cuck roast 39 bacon 49 and lamb chops 149 on occasion. Rickert buys lower grade meat and cuts it economically to keep customers. He mans the counter and advertises regularly.
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Shamokin
Dick Rickert
Rickert
Fumes Kill Utah Worker Mizuno At Utah Welders
Fumio Buddy Mizuno aged 28 died in a hospital after a fuel tank he worked on at Utah Welders exploded Thursday night. He was severely burned and had attended the University of Utah, born in Magna, Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Fumio Buddy Mizuno
Utah
Mizuno
University of Utah
Magna
Gales Threaten Florida In Wake of Hurricane
Winds up to 60 mph threaten southern Florida as a new tropical disturbance moves across the Gulf toward Fort Myers and Tampa Bay. Damage across the Gulf region mounts with New Orleans reporting 7 million in losses and Mississippi deploying 400 guards to beaches and shops. Forty three deaths are feared as teams assess casualties along Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and northwest Florida.
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Mississippi
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Alabama
Grain Prices Rally as Frost Fears Offset Slump
Wheat and corn futures jumped at the Chicago board of trade on frost threats and millers purchases winding down, but prices soon leveled. Butter and eggs drifted lower wholesale while livestock prices were mixed across Chicago and other markets as the cost of living loomed.
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Chicago
New York
Midwest
Police Seek Killer In Isabella Mallon Case
Police search for a 22 year old ex marine as a suspect while identifying a torn decomposed body found in a weed covered vacant lot ten blocks from the Mallon home. Detectives say a nationwide teletype seeks George A Neill uncle who told Isabella war stories for questioning.
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Isabella Mallon
Malion
Isabella
John J. Hanlon
George A. Neill
Idaho polio toll rises to 134 cases this year
A six year old Rupert girl was added to Idaho’s poliomyelitis list bringing year total to 134 with 120 since July 1. An 18 month Caldwell girl was stricken yesterday and taken to St Luke’s hospital. Idaho had 19 cases at this time last year.
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Boise
Rupert
Idaho
Caldwell
St. Luke's Hospital
Film Cowboy Dies at 69
HOLLYWOOD Harry Carey the veteran silent western star died yesterday at his Brentwood home at 69 from coronary thrombosis. Survived by wife Olive Golden Carey and children Harry Carey Jr and Ella Carey Taylor, he left a 1 500 acre ranch near Saugus and later bought a new ranch near San Diego after selling the previous property.
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Harry Carey
Brentwood
Olive Golden Carey
Harry Carey, Jr
Ella Carey Taylor
Carey
Lionel Barrymore
Mary Pickford
Dorothy
Lillian Gish
Saugus
Calif
Sam Francisquito
San Diego
Idaho State College to Build $500000 Women’s Dormitory
Dr. John R. Nichols, president, outlined plans for a $500000 dormitory on the north shoulder of Red Hill to house about 500 students. Financed by bonds paid from coed rents, the project would begin with spring bids and start next summer if all goes well. Graveley hall would return to men’s housing. ISC enrollments exceed 1600 with growth expected. The design departs from rectangular ISC buildings and follows the hillside.
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Red Hill
John R. Nichols
Idaho State College
Nichols
Boise
Idaho Board of Education
Pres. Nichols
Graveley Hall
Graveley
Dr. Nichols
College Plans Court Rink And School Expansion
Dr. John R. Nichols, Idaho State college president, announced completion of plans for a combined tennis court and skating rink west of the old heating plant. Bids will be invited after submission to the Idaho board of education. The tennis courts beside Reed Hall gym will be improved this year to expand recreation facilities. The ice skating rink will serve students and campus residents. Classroom buildings south of Graveley Hall are being prepared and will be ready before winter, with the art department moving from Swanson Hall to a new location on the floor occupied by music.
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Idaho State College
Idaho Board of Education
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Graveley Hall
Gowen Field
Goldwyn Cautions Career Seekers
Salt Lake City reports Samuel Goldwyn warned aspiring actors to avoid Hollywood unless they possess exceptional talent. He quipped about train fare and commented on women's skirts, saying he prefers short ones though he has been too busy to dwell on the topic.
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Salt Lake City
Samuel Goldwyn
Hollywood
Europeans Seek 19 Billion Four Year Marshall Plan
In Paris 16 Western European nations pledged self help and asked the United States to provide 19.33 billion dollars over four years to avert economic catastrophe. The 20 000 word document will be sent to Washington after signing, outlining aims debated at Russian-boycotted conferences over 70 days.
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U.S
Paris
Europe
United States
Washington
Suspect Held in Ogden Forgery Case
Ogden detectives hold 54 year old San Francisco man Robert L Barclay on suspicion of passing worthless checks. He posessed thousands in spurious drafts and an array of IDs bearing many aliases, and is suspected of ties to a Canadian immigration violation. Police will consult the county attorney to determine charges.
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Ogden
Clifford K. Kester
Westside
Canada
Robert L. Barclay
San Francisco
Keeter
Barclay
Henry G. Allred
Frank M. Reeder
Ogden Union
Denver
Cost Probe Opens To Empty House
The joint congressional subcommittee on the high cost of living opened hearings in New York to an empty chamber as consumer group representatives failed to appear. Chair Ralph E. Flanders urged those who would testify to be present, noting the lack of attendance.
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Helen 8. Cohen
Flatbush ,Brooklyn
Consumers and Tenants Council
New York
Congressional
Ralph E. Flanders
R-Vi
Baseball scores from Chicago and St Louis games
National League games show Chicago trailing 0 0 0 0 with 101 271 runs and St Louis at 0 0 1 0 0 3 x 4 5 0. Bre cheen and Rice and Garagiola listed. Second game at night noted. American League slate has St Louis at Chicago twilight night doubleheader. First match Cleveland 0 0 0 2 0 0 Detroit 4 0 0 0 0 0 Gettel and Hogan Houtteman and Swift. Washington New York game postponed by rain.
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St. Louis
Hamner and Scheffing
Brecheen and Rice
Garagiola
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Cleveland
Detroit
Gettel
Hogan
Houtteman
Swift
New Yorkers Bid Farewell to Fiorello H La Guardia
Thousands lined the cathedral aisles in New York to pay respects to former mayor Fiorello H La Guardia who died Saturday. He served 12 years as mayor and will be buried at Woodlawn Cemetery after an Episcopal service led by Bishop Charles Gilbert. Tributes came from radio programs and over 1000 condolence messages, with support from UNRRA colleagues he led before and after his mayoral tenure.
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Anne
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Bronx
la Guardia
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Powers Seek Check rein On Red Drive
A columnist notes French Foreign Minister Bidault at the UN warned that the Russo American clash threatens the Peace organization and that opposing views cannot easily be reconciled. The piece stresses Russia's long running program of world revolution now in full swing and highlights the dangerous implications of the superpower conflict.
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U.N. Assembly
Peace Organization
M. Bidault
Russia
Yugoslav Foreign Minister accuses US over dollar curtain
Stanoje Simic accused the United States of seeking to isolate Russia and its European allies behind a dollar curtain. In Washington President Truman received a cabinet committee report on the national and world food situation but no action was planned. Oregon plant chlorine gas incident sends 13 injured to hospital. Karl Heinlein reports about 40 affected.
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Europe
Truman
Russia
New York
Stanoje Simic
United States
Washington
America
Anderson
Congress
Salem
Ore
Oregon Pulp and Paper
Karl Heinlein
Denver Patient Mrs Marjorie Donaldson Under Convalescent Care
Mrs Marjorie Donaldson of the state employment service remains confined in a Denver convalescent hospital after August surgery and treatment. Pocatello friends have recently heard from her by mail and report her address as 1535 BE. Wesley.
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State Employment Service
Denver
Pocatello
BE. Wesley
McNeil Labels Vishinsky Speech A Comedy Piece At UN
Britain warned the Soviet Union against expanding influence and blocking world affairs. Hector McNeil defended the U N Security Council and the Marshall Plan while denouncing Vishinsky as oversimplifying issues and warned of a potential crumble and crash in global peace.
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Britain
Soviet Union
Hector McNeil
United Nations
Russia
Moscow
McNeil
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
United States
Vishinsky
Ces
Europe
Security Council
Mr. Vishinsky
Food Dealers Meet Urges Repeal Of State Oleo Law
The Idaho Food Dealers association calls for repeal of licensing provisions in the oleomargarine law citing high dealer licenses that limit consumer access. Virgil Daniel elected president, succeeding Robert S. Ellis. Floyd Dalton, Cliff Kindred, W. W. Redmond, and Carl Shaver named vice presidents and directors. F. B. Wilson reappointed secretary. New district directors include Charles Broulim, Berle Mover, George Davis, and F. N. McCowan.
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Sun Valley
Idaho Food Dealers Association
Virgil Daniel
Gooding
Robert S. Ellis
Payette
Floyd Dalton
Lava Hot Springs
Cliff Kindred
Idaho Falls
W. W. Redmond
Coeur d'Alene
Carl Shaver
New Meadows
F. B. Wilson
Boise
Charles Broulim
Rigby
Berle Mover
Twin Falls
George Davis
Meridian
F. N. McCowan
Indian Chief Wades-in-the-Water Dies in Montana
Blackfeet Chief Wades-in-the-Water, 76, died of pneumonia in a Browning, Montana hospital on Saturday. A famed figure linked to Running Crane and Light-Over-the-Hill, he spoke no English and led his people amid Glacier National Park tourism.
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Mont
Wades -In-The- Water
Running Crane
Julia Wades-in-the- Water
Wades-in
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