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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1948

Page

3

Plans Eyed For State Fair in Eastern Idaho

Forrest Larson of Blackfoot presided at the Eastern Idaho State Fair meeting about the 1948 fair. New sheep breeds Panama Cotswold and Lincoln were discussed along with plans to furnish attendants for exhibitors. A new swine and sheep exhibit building could add about 80 pens. Officials and superintendents from Idaho Falls Blackfoot Pocatello Mackay and other towns attended.

Forrest Larson Naesi Perment Idaho Panama Cotswold Lincoln Idaho Purebred Sheep Association of Idaho Falls Frank G. DeKay Emil C. Johnson E. R. Buehler I. H. Warthow Ruth C. Hartkopf M.D. ‘Barrus Jack Muirdaho Falls N. W. Olson Blackoot Jerry

One Killed In Shooting In Ogden Club

A Union Pacific dining car waiter Theotis R. Wood 23 Omaha Neb died after a shooting altercation at the Ogden Porters and Waiters club Tuesday night. Two others Eugene Bowman 28 Ogden and William H Weakley 58 manager were wounded with Bowman hit in the chest and Weakley in the right wrist. Police booked club employee William Edmond 48 for investigation.

Ogden Union Pacific Railroad Ogden Porters Theotis R. Wood Omaha Neb Eugene Bowman William H. Weakley Bowman Weakley William Edmond

Hope for Sunburn Season Roars Through Town

A lighthearted note predicting a busy sun season and community boasts, with humor about people patting themselves on the back for sunny days and outdoor bragging.

Idaho Polio Epidemic Ends With Low March Cases

Idaho's polio epidemic is declared over by vital statistics director John W. Wright. Three March cases follow 26 in January and February, with the outbreak beginning last July and nearly 350 total cases by December. The Elks convalescent home in Boise houses 61 patients at the state polio center.

Boise Idaho John W. Wright Elks Convalescent Home

Forester Aids Planting Across Regions

Vernon Ravenscroft extension forester visited Blackfoot on April 6 to assist with tree planting after over sixty requests. He will coordinate in Springfield with Milton Line on Russian olive seed use and in Taylorville to demonstrate dune control plantings for wildlife. The extension plans bulletins on cold soak wood preservation using pentachlorophenol, and Blackfoot offices will distribute them.

Blackfoot Vernon Ravenscroft Moscow Extension Forester Springfield Milton Line Taylorville Bonneville County M. B. Weston Ravencroft

Two Girls Injured When Car Flips West of Hammett

In Glenns Ferry a car carrying six youths including Belva Williams and Dori Lor is Slade rolled several times after the rear wheel came off. Williams was thrown 15 feet and remained unconscious. Slade has a compound left arm fracture and possible internal injuries. four other girls had minor cuts and bruises.

Glenns Ferry Hammett Belva Williams St. Luke Hospital Doloris Slade

Simplot Plans New Salt Sage Plant in Idaho

Simplot of Idaho says he will contract with a New York door engineering Co to build a Salt Sage ammonium phosphate plant after plans are finished. The deal could exceed 1.5 million dollars. He also bought Kalunite Inc plant in Salt Lake City for conversion to a fertilizer facility producing about 80 000 tons of ammonium phosphate annually for the Intermountain region.

Ee Es Ac Simplot Idaho New York Door Engineering Co Kalunite, Inc Salt Lake City Ntermountain

Grace Co op Files Papers for Grace Cooperative

The Farmers Co op Supply Co of Grace filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state as a cooperative marketing group. The firm is capitalized for 75000 dollars. Directors named are Ralph Harrison Simpson Roper Elwin Hubbard Lowell Hansen and Roy Rigby all of Grace.

BOISE Farmers Coop Supply Co Grace Secretary of State Ralph Harrison Simpson Roper Elwin Hubbard Lowell Hansen Roy Rigby

Butte Ouster Action Targets County Clerk McGrath

Silver Bow County commissioners Loretta Sullivan Joe Sullivan and Emmett P O’Brien filed an amended complaint in district court seeking the ouster of county clerk Addis A McGrath. The action accuses misappropriation of election funds in 1945 and cites a recent demurrer ruling by District Judge George W Padbury Jr granting five more days to plead. The filing argues the embezzlement remained unknown to the public at the time of the present term election and could not be condemned.

Butte Silver Bow Loretta L. Sullivan Joe H. Sullivan Emmett P. O'Brien Addis A. McGrath McGrath George W. Padbury, Jr Helena

Idaho GOP Plans Drive for 96 000 Campaign Funds

Idaho Republican state finance committee hired Bob Eustace of Chicago to lead a drive raising 96 000 dollars for the 1948 GOP campaign. Ezra Hinshaw announced Eustace’s prior Idaho and Oregon drives and planned future work in New Mexico. The committee budget allocates 90 percent to counties and the rest to state and national committees. Mary Soulen of Weiser was named secretary treasurer with a slate of members from towns including Preston Moscow St Maries Burley and Pocatel lo.

Boise Bob Eustace Chicago Idaho Republican State Finance Committee Ezra Hinshaw Eustace Oregon Hinshaw New Mexico Mary Soulen Weiser Tom Heath Preston D. Sid Smith Shoshone Earl David Moscow E. O. Cathcart St. Maries Ralph Comstock Pocatello Earl Wright Dubois Roscoe Rich

Ogden Woman Named Leader Of YWMIA In Church

Mrs William H Reeder of Ogden is sustained as president of the Young Women's Mutual Improvement Association succeeding Mrs Lucy G Cannon who resigns for health reasons The change takes effect at the annual MIA conference June 18 to 20 Mrs Cannon had led since 1937 and was on the MIA general board 31 years Mrs Reeder has long worked in church auxiliaries and returned to Ogden last summer with her husband the New England mission president

Salt Lake City LDS Church William H. Reeder, Jr Ogden Young Women’s Mutual Improvement Association of the Church Lucy G. Cannon Heber J. Grant Cannon YWMIA MIA Reeder Primary Association General Board New England MIA General Board

Drivers Pass Exams Under Consolidation Law Plan

County superintendent Andrew H. Johnston announces that under the consolidation act all school bus drivers must pass a physical exam by a qualified doctor and that buses will receive inspections with certificates of freedom from mechanical defects placed inside. Blackfoot drivers Lester Sjostrom Monte Wren Eugene Hepworth Adam Yancey Clarence Walters pass. Shelley drivers D Max Hanks C W Thomas Leland Dial Wm Palmer Peter Olsen Wallace Anderson Thomas qualify. buses driven by Clarence Walters Claude Wren Monte Wren Lester Sjostrom Lewis Hansen Hiram Dial Leland Dial Peter Olsex certified.

Blackfoot Andrew H. Johnston County Boards of Education Lester Sjostrom Monte Wren Eugene Hepworth Adam Yancey Clarence Walters Shelley D. Max Hanks C. W. Thomas Leland Dial Wm. Palmer Peter Olsen Wallace Anderson Thomas Clarance Walters Claude Wren Lewis Hansen Hiram Dial Peter Olsex

Red Cross elects Bingham County unit officers and chairs

Mrs. Wilfred Olsen states the Bingham County American Red Cross chapter is formed. Warren Holt of Blackfoot is chairman with officers including Mrs. A W Nowles Aberdeen and Mrs. Ted Isenburg Shelley. Committee chairs span home service to disaster prep and war fund with Gray Ladies led by Flora Donahue. Dr. J O Cromwell named instructor at the State Hospital.

Blackfoot Wilfred Olsen The Red Cross Bingham County American Red Cross Chapter Warren Holt A. W. Nowles Aberdeen Ted Isenburg Shelley William Evans Fort Hall Leo Gushwa Firth Robert Andersen I. C. Christ Home Service Tate Taylor Jeanette Peterson A. E. Miller A. G. Smith Melvin Olsen Donald Stalker Theo H. Paschke War Fund Gray Ladies Flora Donahue J. O. Cromwell State Hospital

Veterans push recall drive against Idaho senator

Two Boise ex G I s plan to recall Senator Gleh H Taylor despite a parliamentary ruling that U S Senators cannot be recalled They ordered an initial 500 recall petitions from the Burley Herald Bulletin Fuller and Smith say the move will prevail They seek an opinion from Atty Gen Smylie on legality of the recall petition and ask Secretary of State Price to file the formal petition naming the senator and third party vice presidential candidate as targets.

Boise Gleh H. Taylor Idaho U. S E. L. (Shorty) Fuller Don Smith Burley Herald-Bulletin Charles L. Watkins Fuller Taylor J. D Cy) Price Smith

Forest Land To Be Reseeded In Intermountain States

Forest Service officials said 50,000 acres of grazing lands in Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming will be reseeded this year nearly doubling last year's effort. Helicopter planting and the Australian stump jump plow will prepare sage brush areas for seed beds without clogging.

Ogden Utah Forest Service Idaho Nevada Wyoming

Negro Kidnaps Utah Women in Salt Lake City

Police search for a stocky 30 to 35 year old Negro after Miss Bernice Bennion reports kidnapping and attempted assault. He forced her to drive along U S 40 west of the airport, struck her with a revolver butt, fled when the car stalled, and stole the sisters purses.

Salt Lake City Bernice Bennion Salt Lake Miss Bennion Florence U.S. 40 Salt Lake Airport Bennion Sisters

Idaho Democrats plan state convention in Idaho Falls

Idaho Falls hosts Friday meeting as Bonneville county central committee completes plans for the state convention. Chairman A. W. Brunt urges early delegate reservations. Mrs Dean Seedall oversees reservations and Mrs Margaret Riegel leads the entertainment committee.

Idaho Falls Ida UUP Idaho Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr Bonneville County A. W. Brunt Dean Seedall Margaret Rileg Parley Rigby

Orpheum Ad Teases Shows With Phone Call Cue

Advertisement hints at current Orpheum performances and invites readers to call for more details. The note emphasizes listening for a phone cue to learn what’s playing.

The Orpheum Adv

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