West Pocatello Stake Holds Two Main Sessions Today
The West Pocatello Stake Conference meets in Recreation Hall on North Garfield with Bishop Joseph L Worthlin presiding and Elder Paul C Child accompanying. Youth 12 to 21 sit front, talks cover parent child relationships and family roles, ward welfare workers received briefings, and music is by the Eleventh Ward choir.
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West Pocatello
Eleventh Ward
del Slaughter
Virgil Camp
Europe
Byte Chambers
Orville Harris
Easter Weather Brings Bright Sunshine Across Region
Easter forecasts promise fair and warmer conditions for Pocatello and Southern Idaho with similar mild, sunny weather across the nation. Temperatures in Gate City could reach 70s to 75 by late morning while parts of Florida and Lake Superior see showers. Masks of clouds linger, with nights dropping near 32 degrees locally.
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Pocatello
Idaho
U. S
Florida
Lake Superior
Gate City
Rocky Mountain
United Press
Pacific Coast
California
Want Ad Week Brings Offer Of Unusual Service
National Want Ad Week runs April 17 through 23 with The Pocatello Post offering two ads of the same size for the price of one. Ads run for three or seven times at the same rate. Subscribers are urged to call 3530 for courteous service and to place ads.
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Pocatello Post
Suitcase Reveals Body Woman Held In Oakland Case
Frances Russell, 22, was arrested on suspicion of murder after a newborn's body was found in a suitcase mailed from Baytown Texas to a bus depot in Oakland California. Russell confessed to mailing the suitcase.
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Oakland
Calif
Frances Russell
Baytown
Tex
Miss Russell
Arco Residents Weigh Readjustment To Atomic Boom
Arco Idaho faces a coming federal atomic research buildout with 2000 permanent jobs and 600 construction workers. Officials fear school expansion costs while planning new high school facilities. Local educators hope for growth but warn of strain on infrastructure and housing as Arco anticipates the Atomic Energy Commission project.
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Arco
Idaho
ISC
H. P. Sturm
Tillman Cantrell
Arco High School
Mackay
Butte County
Butte High
Emil F. Larson
Harry P. Pierson
Larson
Atomic Energy Commission
David Lilienthal
Glen Taylor
Columbia Valley Authority
CVA
Washington, D. C
Arco Advertiser
Butter High Buccaneer
Genevieve Rose
Advertiser
Shirley Young
Mother and Son Charged in Slaying of Wade Woodridge
In Dover, Delaware, state police say 45 year old Inez Gertrude Brennan and her 16 year old son Robert murdered Wade Woodridge, 70, of Bedford Virginia, in October with a shotgun. They buried the body on the Brennan farm and later burned remains before hiding charred bones in a dump near police headquarters. Raymond Brennan, 20, another son, was held as an accessory.
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Del
Lonely Hearts” Club
Wade Woodridge
Bedford
Herbert Barnes
Inez Gertrude Brennan
Robert
Raymond
Barnes
Woodridge
Brennan
Horsepond Road
Here
Film Idol Beery Dies at 65 in Hollywood Home
Walace Beery died at age 65 of a heart attack at his home during a quiet family gathering. He had been ill since last summer after strain while cranking an outboard motor. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Forest Lawn Memorial Park with burial in his naval reserve uniform.
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Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Beery
Naval Reserves
Ross Shafer
Ambidextrous Harry to throw opening ball
President Truman to throw out the first ball for the 1949 majors opener between the Washington Senators and Philadelphia Athletics at Griffith Stadium. The White House says he is fit and ready. pollsters and experts weigh team prospects while Truman remains ambidextrous in both pitching and politics.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Truman
Griffith Stadium
Ray Scarborough
Senators
Dick Fowler
Athletics
Mr. Truman
Baseball
Sam Dente
St. Louis Browns
Clyde Vollmer
Ed Robinson
Fast Tipoff To Post Earns Man Five Dollar Award
A. D. Hall of the Polo Line Inn north of Pocatello reported a bus motorcycle crash last week. His prompt tip earned him the Post's weekly five dollar news tip prize and he encouraged readers to call the editorial offices with tips for good stories or photos.
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A. D. Hall
Polo Line Inn
Pocatello
POST
Hall
Atomic Head Due Tuesday
Governor C A Robins will meet Wednesday with Deon ard Johnston who will head the atomic reactor plant project near Arco. Johnston telegrammed he will arrive Tuesday. They expect Robins to appoint a committee of local and state officials to cooperate with the atomic energy commission on mutual problems. Johnston will tour the Arco area after the meeting.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
Deonard Johnston
Arco
Johnston
Robins
Atomic Energy Commission
Stull Rates Big Guns In Pocatello Mayoral Race
Pocatello voters face a nine day wait to elect a new mayor as Grant Stowell and W. W. Halsey campaign amid muted public interest. Stowell pledges fiscal scrutiny and a spring city clean up while promising to curb waste and boost industrial development. Halsey plans a KEIO radio address as he analyzes city finances and taxes.
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Pocatello
Gate City
Grant Stowell
W. W. Halsey
Stowell
George Phillip
Ireland to celebrate Republic Day marking end of British ties
Dublin announces Republic Day as Ireland cuts ties to the British crown under the Republic of Ireland act. Twenty one gun salutes will open celebrations in Dublin Cork and Athlone while six counties refuse to join and border tensions loom with potential republican demonstrations. Police and troops are on alert along the border.
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Ireland
Republic
Republic of Ireland
Cork
Athlone
North Ireland
Polie
Ireand
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