Ruling on Evidence in Ford-Tribune Libel Case
In Mount Clemens on June 17 AP reports counsel for both sides praised Judge Tucker's decision on how much military preparedness evidence may be shown. The ruling allows presentation of essential facts outlining the editorial's context while limiting extraneous material. The case centers on Ford's alleged antiwar stance linked to editorials and editorials defending government actions.
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International Harvester Company
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Library Secures Many New Books for Twin Falls Shelf
The Twin Falls Library reports a strong acquisition batch with four non fiction titles including Chapple We’ll Stick to the Flash and Dawson Glory of the Trenches, six fiction works such as Weston's Oh, Be Careful and Raines Sheriff’s Son, plus nine juvenile titles like As Perinwall Short Stories for Short People and Burgess Lively City of Ligns. A conference discussion followed on an appropriation bill, and leaders expect daylight saving law repeal to be revisited tomorrow in calendar bills.
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House
Debate halts action on wire control measure
Washington June 17 lawmakers fail to move forward with repeal of government wire control as house leaders plans to passage the measure are unexpectedly blocked by interruptions.
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Indictments Charged San Francisco Merchants in War Era Case
By the Associated Press June 17 in dictments returned here charge Henry A. Westphal C. Co. Swanberg and R.R. Russ with aiding the enemy during the war. The defendants sent sums to representatives of the Russ estate in Germany through Oscar Holin.
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Masonic Leader Andrew Lounsberry Dies in Twin Falls
Andrew Lounsberry, Grand Master of Idaho Masons, died Monday night at a local hospital after a ten day illness. He was 66 and a resident of Albion. He recently returned from California seeking health and spent two days ill in Albion before moving to Twin Falls. He is survived by a widow and six children, all in Idaho. Funeral planned in Albion Sunday afternoon with Idaho Grand Lodge attendance. Twin Falls Masons to meet at 8:30 a.m. Dr Parrott's office to join the trip.
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Dirigible R-34 to be received at Roosevelt Field
Active preparations for the reception of the giant British dirigible R-34 at Roosevelt field Mineola N Y begin with the construction of ten seven by eight feet concrete mooring blocks. The airship, 648 feet long, is expected Sunday and no hangar in the country is large enough to house it.
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Caldwell guests attend W. R. C. convention in Twin Falls
Mrs ANiee Abt and her mother Mrs Lloyd Holgate of Caldwell visit Twin Falls for a W. R. C. convention. Dr Boya travels to Shoshone for an operation at Dr Dill’s hospital. Mr and Mrs A A Merrill of Murtaugh spend a brief time in Twin Falls yesterday.
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