US LIVING Farmers Rush For Protection In Grain Slump
The Labor Department reports cost of living at 74.5 percent above the 1935-39 average as farmers seek government price support loans amid expectations of lower grain prices. Reports forecast sizable future wheat and corn loans with large crop volumes.
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Chicago
Labor Department
Tha Savianltura
Deanartmant Cain
Wecome
Agricultural Department
New York
William O’dwyer
San Mateo
Calif
OPA
Department of Labor
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Four Pocatello youths enlist in Navy training
Three Pocatello boys enlist in the navy this week Keith A Jenks Lawrence R Randall and Ralph L Reynolds join the service. Elred M Teeples of Lava Hot Springs also enlists. All four are at San Diego for eleven weeks of training.
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Pocatello
Navy
Keith A. Jenks
J. G. Jenks
Wagner St
Lawrence R. Randall
H. L. Randall
Randolph St
Ralph L. Reynolds
M. Reynolds
Elred M. Teeples
M. W. Teeples
Lava Hot Springs
San Diego
Prisoner Waives Extradition Here
Harry J. LeRoy held in Bannock county jail on grand theft charges waived extradition Friday. He will be taken to Oakland California when officers arrive. Embezzlement of 1500 dollars from an employee in his insurance business was the charge.
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Harry J. LeRoy
Bannock County
Oakland
Calif
Blanket Request Amid Weekend Chill Forecast
A forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions on Saturday with occasional showers. Friday's high reached 58 with a 37 degree low. Saturday is expected to rise to around 47 and fall to 30 to 35, signaling a cool weekend.
ISC Registration Tops 1600 Mark at College
Registration at ISC reached 1603 students on registrar Anna Capellen s books, not counting Friday arrivals. Earlier estimates suggested 1600 to 1800. lines were long on Monday leading to no late fees for late sign ups Friday and Saturday.
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ISC
Anna B. Capellen
Miss Capellen
Illinois Supreme Court blocks Progressive ballot bid
The Progressive party fails to secure state ballot access as Illinois Supreme Court denies mandamus to place Henry Roe and Glen Taylor on the ballot and refuses to review a state election board ban on most Progressive candidates. The party planned a federal suit in response.
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Chicago
Progressive Party
Illinois Supreme Court
Springfield
High Court
Henry Roe
Glen Taylor
Supreme Court
A Commission
Cook County
Dewey Blames Truman for Aiding World Communism
Governor Thomas E. Dewey accused President Truman of helping spread communism by feeding its propaganda mill. In a Hollywood Bowl speech he charged the Truman administration contributed to communist propaganda through several actions.
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LOS Angeles
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
Hollywood Bowl
Draft Evader Chided by Jurist for Conscientious Objector Stand
An 18 year old New York man, Stuart Perkoff, the first peacetime draft violator, was scolded by Judge Conger who urged reconsideration. He surrendered to the FBI after failing to register and was urged to reflect on his stance as a conscientious objector in a tense national moment.
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New York
Stuart Perkoff
FBI
Conger
Farmers Union proposes $15 billion revolving fund plan
The National Farmers Union unveiled an economic program to curb monopoly and the boom bust cycle. It urged a $15,000,000,000 revolving fund to spur new capital investment, in a report sent to President Truman and congressional leaders.
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Washington
National Farmers Union
Truman
Congressional
Big Farm Organization
Lad Gets Lost Finds Ride Home In Real Police Car
Seven year old Michael Barrett Jr. wandered from school and ended up across town before a kind man steered him to the police station. State Police Lt J F Bedingfield and patrolman Al Nogo helped arrange a ride home in a real police car to his new brick house on Pole Line Road.
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Lad
Michael Barrett Jr
Polo Line
Mike
J. F. Bedingfield
State Police
Pole Line Road
al Nogo
St. Joseph’s School
Snow Expected On Pocatello Hills Saturday Morning
The weatherman predicts snow on Chinks Peak and surrounding hills near Pocatello with precipitation turning to snow before dawn and clearing as the day warms. Clouds persist with colder temperatures, Saturday’s high near 47 and low 30 to 35, after a 58/37 Friday.
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Pocatello
Charges Pressed In Minor Crash
A 17 year old Floyd R. Hansen of 1426 East Center St faces reckless driving charges after a minor crash at Fifth and Halliday. Hansen reportedly pulled out from the right lane to left turn and struck Irene E. Graccia 35 of Route 1 South. He is due in police court at 9 30 Saturday morning.
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Floyd R. Hansen
East Center St
Fifth
Halliday Streets
Hansen
Irene E. Graccia
Route 1 South
No Inquest Planned on Kelly Car Train Crash
Coroner Arthur W. Hall said no inquest is planned into the death of James S. Kelly in a crash on Maple street and Yellowstone highway. Facts are clear and the case will stand on record unless circumstances change.
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James S.kelly
Maple Street
Yellowstone Highway
Arthur W. Hall
Kelly
Pocatellan Finds Mother After 55 Year Search
Pocatello resident Blanche Alice Wood, 1304 South Sixth Street, reunited with her mother Alice Fuller of Los Angeles after a 55 year search. The tale traces a 1891 Colorado divorce, custody moves across Nebraska Kansas Colorado and reuniting with relatives including Eugene Holmes of El Monte California and several Pocatello family members.
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Pocatello
Blanche Alice Goldsberry Wood
South Sixth St
Alice Fuller
Los Angeles
Nebraska
Blanche Alice
Kansas
Lena Marie
Colorado
Blanche Marie
Mrs. Wood
Wood
Eugene Holmes
el Monte
Calif
Truman in Arizona Answers Dewey on irrigation funds
President Truman campaigned in Arizona accusing Republicans of applying their men to irrigation appropriations. He arrived at dusk in Yuma and spoke to a large trackside crowd, delivering off the cuff remarks from the rear platform of his special train with no formal speech planned.
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Truman
Arizona
Yuma
Spy Hearings End Cancelled Public Sessions
The house un American activities committee cancelled public hearings on atomic espionage citing national security risks. A complete report will be released with all pertinent facts and carefully selected excerpts from secret testimony.
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Washington
House un-American Activities Committee
Testiny
Idaho C of C Holds Regional Meeting in Bannock
More than 100 chamber of commerce members from southeastern Idaho gathered at Bannock hotel in Pocatello for a noon luncheon and round-table forum to craft unified views on state and national affairs. Guests included state and local leaders such as H A Elcock Rexburg and Earl Murphy. Col M P Goodfellow led national affairs discussion.
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Chambers of Commerce
Idaho
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
H. A. Elcock
Twin Falls
Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Earl Murphy
State Chamber
J. E. Graham
A. H. Harris
Rexburg
Cy Davis
Aden Hyde
Idaho Falls
W. W. Thomas
Malad
Vaughn Greaves
Joe Cushman
Preston
I. H. Harris
Burley
Charles Whittaker
Jay van Avery
Rupert
E. E. Jacobs
American Falls
Marguerite Neuswanger
al Barrett
Blackfoot
Col
M. P. Goodfellow
Seventeen Navy Hoggars honored for safety at ordnance plant
Seventeen Pocatellans from the Naval Ordnance plant receive safe driving awards at a Monday ceremony led by Capt W C Specht. Two years without a lost time accident are credited to Frank P Croshaw and Ernest L Shurtliff, both in shop 50. One year awards go to multiple employees across shops 1 3 and 10 listed with addresses.
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Naval Ordnance Plant
W. C. Specht
Office of Industrial Relations
P. B. Nibecker
OIR
Frank P. Croshaw
Jefferson Ave
Ernest L. Shurtliff
Bryan Ave
F. Spencer Absher
Theodore N. Birkland
North Twelfth Ave
David D. Blocham
West Wyeth St
Robert G. Brunker
Warren Ave
Henry O. Edeen
West Clark St
Adolph M. Haney
Elks Club
William R. Howard
East Halliday St
Joseph P. Jensen
South Grant Ave
Glen A. Languein
Woolley Apts
Horace A. Murphy
South Tenth Ave
Lost Brown Billfold Belonging to Keith McBride
Keith McBride of 628 South Arthur Ave reports a missing brown billfold containing important papers and cards. The item includes a high school activity card a registration card and his hunting and fishing licenses.
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Keith McBride
South
Arthur Ave
Navy Plane Found Alive After 12 Days Lost
A U S Navy C 45 Beechcraft with five aboard was located in northern Manitoba 12 days after disappearing. The Royal Canadian Air Force said a Lancaster bomber crew found the Beechcraft near an unmapped lake 240 miles northwest of The Pas and a Canso flying boat confirmed the survivors about 25 miles south of the crash site. Rescue crews, a map drop, and signals for medical aid were coordinated from The Pas amid difficult terrain.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba Wilds
Royal Canadian Air Force
Pas
Lake
Canso
RCAF
United Nations Assembly Rebuffs Soviet Objections on Key Items
The UN General Assembly votes reveal strong Western support for actions against Russia on seven disputed items. Marshal and Vishinsky speeches loom as diplomats brace for a sharp exchange amid Cold War tensions and stalled efforts toward broad peace.
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Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Marshall
Assembly
Jacob Malik
Yugoslavia
Malik
Korea
Vishinsky
United States
Peron accuses Griffith of orchestrating revolt plot in Argentina
President Juan D. Peron charged former U S embassy cultural attache John Griffith with directing plans for a revolt in Argentina. He claimed Griffith acted from Uruguay and aimed to assassinate Peron and his wife Eva, accusing opposition deputies of complicity and citing foreign interests behind the plot.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
John F. Griffith
U. S
Eva
Uruguay
Peron
Grif
Griffith
Chamber of Deputies
Last Of Hunting Drawings Slated For Oct. 1
The Idaho Fish and Game Department announced that the final drawing for the 1948 big game hunt will be held October 1. A total of 100 elk hunting permits are issued for the Swan Valley Heise area including Bonneville Snape Jefferson and surrounding public dates. Chief clerk R. E. Hoffman said additional applications will be accepted until the drawing.
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Boise
Fish and Game Department
Swan Valley-Heise
Bonneville
Snape Jefferson
R. E. Hoffman
Game Department
Heavy Rains Delay Cowboy Pocatello Playoff Series
Rain in Twin Falls halted the Cowboys and Pocatello series with Saturday night games planned. The fourth game moves to Pocatello at two pm Sunday, fifth at 8 pm Sunday. Pitchers Curley for Pocatello and Myers for the Cowboys to start Saturday. Box-seat holders can pick up tickets at Halliwell park Sunday. others may call Marvin Milkes at 3294 to reserve seats.
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Twin Falls
Marvin Milkes
Victim Clara Jaynes Improves After Sunday Auto Crash
Clara Jaynes 22 remains in the hospital after a Sunday auto crash. Attendants report she is slightly improved and conscious at times as her parents visited Friday during one lucid moment.
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Clara Jaynes
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