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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1949

Page

12

Red Cross fund goal reached in Bannock County drive

Bannock County Red Cross announced a final fund drive total of 15000 dollars after a house to house campaign that raised 2049 50 under Al Ebel’s direction R F Miller Jr named delegate to the Atlantic City Red Cross convention LeRoy E Jones Carroll F Petersen and Thomas P West were chosen to select next year’s officers A war brides event hosted at Mrs John Scoville’s home included fourteen brides and fourteen babies with plans to meet biweekly Junior Red Cross activities were reviewed with Ed Brennan Dan Martin aiding water safety enrollment and letters of appreciation from overseas were received

American Red Cross Bannock County R. F. Miller, Jr al Ebel Miller Atlantic Scoville Pierre Pulling Mae Kirchner Junior Red Cross Ed Brennan Dan Martin St. Anthony's Hospital Veterans Hospital Boise Hawkes

Taft-Hartley Repeal Bill Clears House For Action

The administration bill to repeal Taft-Hartley clears for House action with an open rule allowing unlimited amendments and long debate. Nine hours for general debate plus per amendment speaking time suggests a weeklong floor fight possible, with expected consideration late this month or in May. The measure would reestablish the Wagner net with changes, banning jurisdictional strikes and certain boycotts and allowing a 30 day presidential truce in threatened strikes.

Washington House House Rules Committee John Lesinski Mich House Labor Committee Rules Truman Senate House Labor Committees Congress Mr.Truman

Ex-State Chief Dies After Lon g Battle and Wedding

Former Michigan governor Chase Salmon Osborn died at 89 in Possum Poke Georgia. He passed peacefully at 5:25 p.m. EST after pneumonia and heart trouble. His wife Stella Brunt Osborn had served as secretary and became his daughter years ago. The wedding was performed beside his bed in Possum Lane.

Osborn Stellatova Lee Brunt Possum Poke Possum Lane

Nine College Heads Meet at Borah Peace Conference

Presidents from nine northwest institutions gathered at the University of Idaho for the Borah peace conference opening sessions. Attendees included Philip S. Van Wyck Farragut College L. A. Williams College of Idaho Chester C. Maxey Whitman College Glenn W. Todd Northern Idaho College of Education John L. Clarke Ricks College R. H. Snyder South Idaho College of Education Wilson Compton Washington State College A. L. Strand Oregon State College G. O. Kildon North Idaho Junior College Ti. Jones Boise and McNaughton Coeur dAlene also attended.

Moscow Northwest University of Idaho Boyd Martin Philip S. van Wyck Farragut College and Technical Institute L. A. Williams College of Idaho Chester C. Maxey Whitman College Glenn W. Todd Northern Idaho College of Education John L. Clarke Ricks College R. H. Snyder South Idaho College of Education Wilson Compton Washington State College A. L. Strand Oregon State College G. O. Kildon North Idaho Junior College Apents Ilo Iton Ti. Jones Boise A McNaughton Coeur A’ Une

Czech delegate leaves New York peace conference

A Czech delegate, aboard a plane for home, quips that he would not live in the county even if invited. The remark closes a scene of exhausted diplomacy as conference speakers finish their proceedings.

New York

Silence Breaks for Person Deserving a Pal in IA

A local appeal urges action for a person in Iowa who longs for companionship, highlighting loneliness and the need for supportive contact. Community groups are coordinating outreach and resources to address isolation.

Woman Faces Court Trial in Strychnine Slaying

NAMPA Idaho UP Mrs Lotie Ashdown 38 charged with the poisoning death of her 45 year old husband rancher Vivian Ashdown waived a preliminary hearing on first degree murder charges. She was bound over to district court to stand trial without bail by Justice of Peace H E Bradley. Ashdown allegedly sprin gle strychnine on her husband hamburger March 21 and confessed according to Canyon County prosecutor W W Wander. She was arrested in Salt Lake City and brought back to Nampa to face the charges.

Nampa Ida Lottie Ashdown Vivian Ashdown

Blood Bank Established in Pocatello By Kiwanis

Dr. O F Call announced a new blood bank at a Kiwanis luncheon in Bannock hotel and appealed for eight volunteers. Gov Robins proclaimed April 23 Air Age Day with a call for ten first time fliers. Dan Martin spoke on The Resurrection and its link to hope, while Lee Fawson led a musical program. Attendees included Orson Rogers Alec Holt Howard Higgins Buck Weaver and George Heath.

Pocatello O. F. Call Kiwanis Club Bannock Hotel Kiwanis C. A. Robins Forrest Howard Howard Harold Mealy Albert Stessel Orson Rogers Salt Lake City Alec Holt Howard Higgins Buck Weaver George Heath Idaho Falls

Five Hitler Aides Convicted by War Crimes Court

In Nuremberg, five top Nazis including Baron Ernst von Weizsacker were found guilty by a U S war crimes court of aiding Hitler's wars. Three other German officials were convicted of mistreatment of prisoners of war. Nine defendants were acquitted and fourteen sentences will be announced after final findings.

Mernberg Germany Baron Ernst von Weiznecker Vatican United States Hitler

Triplets Could Name Themselves The Three W’s

In Detroit a family with Alexander parents welcomed three sons by surprise while two daughters already lived at home. The parents discussed stage name potential for the boys calling them the Three W s William Wesley and Wendell. In Massachusetts Westport Town Clerk Edward L. Macomber had his annual pay cut from 800 to 350 citing a retirement pension.

Detroit Alexander Triplets William Wesley Wendell William Alexander Westport Mass Edward L. Macomber

Seven coaches ran wild in ilean ois training camps

A fragment notes seven coaches at Ilin ois training camps, likened to those in baseball camps, suggesting energetic practice scenes and comparisons to baseball training.

Ilinois

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