GOP Leaders Attack Brannan Plan At Midwest Farm Conference
Sioux City Republicans denounce the Truman Brannan farm plan as a labor made trick aimed at dictating production and rewarding cheap food. Chairman Guy G. Gabrielson and Rep Hope criticize consultation with farmers and warn of an uncertain government dole if enacted.
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Sioux City
Guy G. Gabrielson
GOP National Committee
Hope of
Kansas
Truman
Gabrielson
Hope
House Agriculture Committee
Brooklyn
Blackmer to Plead Guilty in Tax Evasion Case
Justice Department sources say Henry M. Blackmer will plead guilty to one 21 year old tax evasion indictment and the remaining five indictments against him for tax evasion and perjury will be dropped. The 81 year old Denver millionaire has been in exile in Europe for 25 years and faces possible prison and fines if the deal stands. He recently arrived in Boston for a medical checkup before returning to Denver.
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Washington
Justice Department
Henry M. Blackmer
Chary
Denver
Europe
Blackmer
France
Harding
Boston
Walt Lowe Collision Victim May Not Play Final Game
Walt Lowe and Dick Czaplewski collided in short right center field during a game. Both were knocked unconscious and helped by players, umpires, and a doctor. Lowe appeared to have the ball in his glove during the play, but the incident did not change the fielder’s retirement.
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Walt Lowe
Mer
Dick Czaplewski
Atoney
Pocatello Field
Charley Rotzell
Harold Lowe
Walt
Boise
Dominic Barczewaki
Lowe
Don Bausman
Caloia
Barczewski
Skinner
Bob Filer
Csaplewski
Red Tag Day Deals From 18 Pocatello Merchants
Eighteen local merchants in Pocatello offer special merchandise values as part of Red Tag Day featured on Page 10 of the Pocatello Tribune. Shoppers are urged to check the listings before weekend purchases.
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Pocatellans
Pocatello Tribune
British Labor Appeals for Confidence Vote in Commons
London reports the labor government has decided to force a vote of confidence in the House of Commons during a three day special session on reviving the pound. A cabinet source says resignation and immediate elections follow a loss. The Labor majority sits at 393 of 640 with Conservative 189, plus Liberals and splinters.
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London
House of Commons
Labor Party
Commons
Labor
Police end manhunt for T F fugitives
Two men identified as Robert Noble Martin and Roland Belanger were arrested hitchhiking on U S highway 30 near Malta after a two county police search using radio equipped cars and an airplane. They are charged with slugging and robbing Boise truck driver Frank Powers Wednesday night and are jailed in Twin Falls county. Citizens at Hansen and Declo helped capture them.
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Twin Falls
U.S. Highway 30
Malta
Robert Noble Martin
Roland Belanger
Boise
Frank Powers
Berger
Hansen and
Declo
Senate approves foreign arms aid bill amid party splits
The Senate voted 55 to 24 to approve an overseas arms program worth 1.314 billion, with 19 Republicans joining 36 Democrats. Connally and Vandenberg led the fight, defeating a 200 million cut and contending the aid curbs aggression. Some critics warned it could provoke Russia while supporters argued it prevents a defensive war.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Connally
D-Tex
Sen. Vandenberg
Rmich
Intermountain
Pacific Northwest
Sen
Taft
Rohio
Russia
Vandenberg
Congress
House
Auto Dealer Wins $50 000 Damage Case
A fifth district court jury sided with defendant Earl Ellis of Pocatello in the $50,000 damage suit filed by minor Oral Garth Howell. The case arose from a collision on October 25, 1948, between Howell on a motorcycle and Ellis’s car on North Main Street. A Friday session was settled out of court and Judge Isaac McDougall excused jurors until 10 a.m. Monday.
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Fifth District
Oral Garth Howell
Earl Ellis
Pocatello Automobile
Howell
Ellis
North Main Street
Isaac McDougall
Weather: Pocatello Area Sees Warm Weekend Outlook
The forecast covers Pocatello and vicinity. Tonight will be warm with a low near 45 degrees and a high on Saturday around 00. Sunset is at 6 26 PM and sunrise tomorrow at 6 19 AM.
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Pocatello
Boes
Trains Plunge After Head-On Collision Kills Three
Two freight engines collided on a curve along the Oregon Trunk Line near Maupin killing three crewmen. Two other crewmen were injured as a diesel and a steam locomotive plunged down a 100 foot embankment beside the Deschutes River.
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Maupin
Ore
Oregon
Deschutes River
Acheson Calls Red A Bomb Explosion Not Surprising
At a United Nations news conference Secretary of State Dean Acheson said Russia’s atomic blast was long expected and not a surprise to the U S government. He noted no details could be provided but stressed no need to alter American plans and a commitment to peace.
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New York
Dean Acheson
United States
U. N. Assembly
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Acheson
Security Council
Juveniles Arrested in Halliwell Park Burglary
Two boys aged 14 and 15 were arrested by Pocatello police and turned over to juvenile court after breaking into the concession stand at Halliwell Park. Officers say the youths caused considerable interior damage.
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Pocatello
Halliwell Park
Truman to visit Fort Bragg for airborne maneuvers review
President Truman will fly to Fort Bragg North Carolina on October 4 to review troops and witness parachute maneuvers of the 82nd airborne division, confirming an expected military inspection and demonstration.
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Washington
Truman
Fort Bragg
N. C
82Nd Airborne Division
High Court to Reassemble October 11 in Lewiston
The late supreme court will meet again October 11 in Lewiston. Two and a half days of hearings were completed by the high tribunal yesterday.
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Boise
Supreme Court
Lewiston
High Tribunal
Illegal Use Of Welfare Fund Rapped By Miner
G H Livengood of Fayette County Pennsylvania seeks court relief to topple UMW fund trustees John L Lewis Ezra Van Horn and Sen Bridges and appoint new ones. He accuses the United Mine Workers health and welfare fund of vast improper payments to ineligible beneficiaries and calls for an audit and accounting.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Health and Welfare Fund
G. H. Livengood
Fayette County
Federal Court
John L. Lewis
Ezra van Horn
Sen. Bridges
R.N.H
Livengood
Idaho Pioneer Gardner Dies After Long Illness
Charles William Gardner 83 of Inkom Idaho died in a local hospital after a lingering illness. Born September 26 1866 in Ogden Utah he moved with his family to Idaho in 1883 living in Neeley Pocatello and Inkom. He married Sarah Ann Ashton in 1895 and farmed in Inkom. He helped build in Pocatello was a Carpenters Union charter member and served in the LDS Church Sunday school. Survived by widow six children and 13 grandchildren funeral forthcoming.
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Charles William Gardner
Inkom
Idaho
Ogden
Utah
James Harvey
Mary Amelia Gates Gardner
Plains
Five Points
Neeley
American Falls
Pocatello
Mr. Gardner
Sarah Ann Ashton
Carpenters Union of
LDS Church
E. A. Webb
Lester
Ernest Gardner
H. C. Kerback
Rock Springs
Wyo
Howard Gardner
Paul Hopkins
Harold Brower
Arthur W. Hall
Soviet Foreign Secretary Urges Big Five Peace Pact
Andrei Vishin sky urged the five permanent members of the United Nations to seal a peace pact. He did not mention any Soviet atomic explosion in his UN General Assembly policy address.
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New York
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Soviet Union
United Nations Assembly
Steel Talks Dispel Strike Fears In Steel Industry
Agreement between United Steelworkers and U S Steel to renew contract talks eased strike fears. Union leaders met at a hotel to resume negotiations under a third presidential truce as about 2400 workers at two Pittsburgh area mills walked out.
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Pittsburgh
Big Steel
CIO
United Steelworkers
Phil Murray
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel Corporation
Step
Universal Cyclops Steel Company
Bridgeville
Superior Steel Company
Carnegia
United States Steel
Soviets Find Secret of Atom Energy
President Truman announced the United States has evidence of an atomic explosion in Russia and that the Soviets have learned to make an A bomb. He urged effective international control of atomic energy and noted the issue at a cabinet meeting. Britain also reported evidence of an explosion and officials prepared further statements.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Truman
White House
London
Johnson
Capitol
McMahon
Conn
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Committee Behind Closed Doors
Lowell Thomas Hurt In Himalayan Mountain Pass
Author and broadcaster Lowell Thomas, 57, was badly injured after being thrown from a horse in a Himalayan mountain pass. His office said the army air force has been asked to rescue him from Gyantse as details of his injuries were not immediately available.
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New York
Lowell Thomas
Himalayas
Army Air Force
Gyantse
No Day Work Week Expands as Miners Walkout Extends
Long coal strike looms as John L. Lewis led 480,000 miners to a no day work week after contracts expired. He vows no work until a new pact, while UMW chief rejects a two year extension and cites steel wage disputes. Miners halted three day week since July, protesting suspension of welfare fund pensions and disability payments after operators withheld funds.
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Lewis
UMW
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Livengood
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Stonewall
Miners’ Welfare Fund
Welfare Fund
Southern
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GOP
Rap Brannan
Ovid A. Martin
Associated Press
Billings
T.F
By Don Whitehead
Magnuson
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Conente
Boise Feet
Burley
Butte
Chicago
Dubois
Great Falls
Idaho Falls
Los Angeles
Harlan Stanley Hagen
UCLA
Idaho State College
ISC
High Court
By Jerry Korn
Payette County
Bulletin
Bruce Jacobson
Kansasity
Crucible Steel Company
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corporation
Sharon Steel Corporation
Shenango Penn
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Youngstown Ohio
Rustless Steel Company
Baltimore
Republic Steel Company
Cleveland
Cabinet
Ernest B. Vaccaro
United Nations
Pentagon
Military Services
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense
Mountain Pass
Harold W. Ward
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