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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1949
Page
8
Saunders Mills Goose Bay stands within shooting distance of the all time money winning record for pacers at 94 thousand 944 dollars 17 cents. Preliminary work has begun on enlarging Penn State football stadium in State College Pennsylvania. When finished the venue will seat 30000 spectators.
Dr. Donald E. Lundberg of Cornell faculty to be dean of students at Idaho State College and professor of psychology. Appointing effective June 1, Lundberg led ISC summer education courses and a five day institute. He plans to move his family from Ithaca to Pocatello for the summer session.
Thirty eight Idaho State college students made the honor roll for the nine week term per registrar Miss Anna Capellen. Fourteen earned high honors with all A’s and 24 achieved honors for all A’s except one B. Names include Foster R. Chandler Rigby Merrill D Beal Minoru Iwashima and others from Pocatello Twin Falls Boise Salt Lake City and more.
Miss Gate Page and pianist Solito de Solis bring a high school auditorium concert to Pocatello with a varied program. Selections feature Gershwin, Berlin, and a Showboat medley, plus Scarlatti, Spanish pieces, Night and Day, Liebestraume, Debussy, and Chopin. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. tickets 180 general, 75 student at Hotel Whitman or through Jaycee members.
A roster of individuals includes Casper, Rigby, Max P. Hales, Ida ho Falls, James L. Murphy, Bliss, and Frederick A. Sorenson from Malad and Twin Falls. Also listed are James H. Spafford and Joyce Whitehead of Twin Falls, Stanley Arnell of Logan Utah, Jerry B. Christensen Fairview Utah, John H. Giles Lehi Utah, Ira W. Hillyard Richmond Utah, Melvin Nimer Orem Utah, George R. Farkham Kennewick Washington, Thomas F. E. O'Hara Marysville, Gare and Roy F. Wright Chicago.
In Nanking a mob seized control as police and remnants of the government fled. Looting spread through banks, offices, and residences while civilians carried away goods amid chaos. By afternoon, Communist forces moved to organize and a self styled peace body claimed control.
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