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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1949

Page

8

Wrong Way Corrigan visits Rupert Rotary club

Douglas Corrigan known as Wrong Way speaks at Rupert Rotary about his Dublin flight thirteen years earlier. He and brother Harry Corrigan of Burbank Calif. visit Mrs. John Williams with guests including John S. Moore Clarence Campbell and LeRoy Cotton as they discuss aviation plans and future work with a flying concern in Alaska.

Rupert Rupert Rotary Club Douglas Wrong Way) Corrigan Los Angeles Harry G. Corrigan Burbank Calif John Williams Harry Corrigan Corrigan Ireland New York Dublin Alaska Harry Lockheed John S. Moore Boise Clarence Campbell LeRoy Cottom

Record-Setter George Brown Breaks Interscholastic Broad Jump Mark

George Brown age 17 of Jordan high school set an unofficial world interscholastic broad jump record at 25 feet 2 1 2 inches on a Saturday in Los Angeles. The report also notes unusually large North Carolinian Miles Darden weighing over 1 000 pounds.

Los Angeles George Brown Jordan Miles Darden

Police Hunt Missing Man Crowe Believed Touring Florida

Richard H Crowe a New York bank executive missing since last Sunday is suspected of stealing 883660. Police say he bought a 1948 light blue Pontiac in Jacksonville and may be traveling in Florida. FBI and police have recovered about 96000 of the loot mailed to relatives.

Richard H. Crowe National City Bank New York City New York Richard H.crowe Florida Jacksonville Fla Crowe Manhattan Staten Island Buffalo FBI

Mayor Robertson W. Smith seeks reelection against Clark Hamilton

Ida Weiser reports that Mayor Robertson W. Smith will run for another term. State Senator Clark Hamilton will oppose the bid, setting up a contested reelection campaign.

Rupert Let Contract Awarded For Pool Filtration Plant

Special to the POST reports Rupert awarded to Specialty Sales Co. of Salt Lake City for chlorination filtration and heating plant for swimming at about 12000 dollars. Bids for swimming pool construction open April 14. Mayor Breazeal notes steel for the pool has been unloaded and work begins on water mains extension in East View and will move to the B. E. Smith addition after completion.

Rupert Specialty Sales Co Salt Lake City Henry Breazeal Breazeal Breazé al East View Addition Fourth St B. E. Smith

Attorney General Rules Hospital Insurance Covers Medical Plans

Boise reports the attorney general's office ruled that laws governing non profit hospital insurance also apply to medical and surgical insurance. The 1947 act extending hospital coverage now includes medical and surgical plans. The text notes U S theaters can seat 11,394,000 people.

BOISE Attorney General United States

Pin Removed From Child’s Lung After Spokane Incident

Doctors said 17 month old Donna Lee Stier is recovering well after surgery to remove a straight pin from her right lung. The pin, swallowed two weeks ago at the parents home in Spokane Washington, was extracted via a tube down the throat. Her father Donald H Stier a railroad fireman flew her to medical care when she began coughing.

Chicago Donna ‘Lee ‘Stier Spokane Wash Donald H. Stier

1945 Nash Ambassador for sale

Car listing advertises a 1945 Nash Ambassador with bed equipment never used. Asking price 1795 dollars. Located at 135 Clark Street.

Nash

Georgetown News and Socials Roundup

Georgetown residents attend stage productions in Provo and visit relatives in Pocatello. Local families host guests from Wood’s Cross and Montpelier while a Mosse ladies dance in town includes balloon prize drawings.

Georgetown Marvin E. Clark Margaret Webester Macbeth Provo Ladies of the Mosse

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