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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1949

Page

3

D&RGW Promotes Ogden Gateway Through Rates

R K Bradford of Denver told Denver chamber directors that opening the Ogden gateway to through freight rates would boost competition with Union Pacific. The D and RGW seeks through rates via Ogden to the Pacific Northwest after appealing to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Union Pacific will present views soon and decision rests with ICC in Washington.

R. K. Bradford Denver Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Chamber of Commerce Ogden Gateway Union Pacific Railroad J. L. Craig, Jr Chamber Bradford Board of Directors Commercial Affairs Executive D & Rgw Interstate Commerce Ogden Pacific Northwest Idaho Craig Union Pacific Washington, D.C

Steel Industry Charges Truman Usurps Power

Clarence R. Randall of Inland Steel led a 58-company protest to President Truman’s wage fixing board calling it an industrial revolution toward socialism. He warned the eight day hearing бы slated to pressure both sides, arguing wage determinations by government erase collective bargaining and foreclose fair discussion. The steel workers union plans a Sept. 14 nationwide strike if demands, including a 30 cent hourly package, are not met.

New York Truman Clarence R. Randall Inland Steel Co Chicago America Randall CIO Philip Murray United States United Steelworkers of America CSO

Idahoan Returns From Vienna

Joe Zaring formerly of the University of Idaho visited the J C Gardner home at 616 S Tenth after a three year stay in Vienna where he chaired the United States denazification board. He plans a clarinet recital in Pocatello on September 2 and will attend Harvard on September 15 to pursue a Doctor of Law degree on a scholarship.

Joe Zaring University of Idaho Vienna Denazification Board United States J. C. Gardner S. Tenth Zaring Gardner American Falls Pocatello Harvard University Moscow Harvard

Births and marriages listed in local records

News of record shows births at St. Anthony Hospital and General Hospital with dates from August 10 to August 11 for Carlson Loomis Liddell Curtis and Merrill families. Marriage licenses issued to Sullivan Carlson Wallace Mitchell Marrett Mills. Police court reports include Madrid vagrancy case five days on work gang Pierce disturbing the peace bond forfeiture Stevens vagrancy and interstate transport of a stolen vehicle.

St. Anthony Hospital Aaron Carlson South Fourth Rex. Loomis North Fourteenth Billy Liddell West Whitman Florian Curtis Lava Hot Springs General Hospital Stanley Merrill East Humboldt Edward G. Sullivan Phyllis Carlson Pocatello Joseph C. Mario Ruby L. Wallace R. L. Mitchell Birds Eye Utah Gladys Marrett Provo Samuel Mills Shoup Mona E. Moldenhauer Tomas Madrid Clyde Pierce Buddy William Stevens U. S

Ory Reelected Idaho Poultry Council President

Harry Ory of Pocatello was sworn in for another term as president of the Idaho Poultry council along with reappointed officers at the McCall annual meeting at Payette Lake resort. New directors for three-year terms include C. H. Smith Twin Falls George Lynch Nampa Willis Wright Grace Burton Chaney Fruitland and Ray Tuttle Oakland Calif.

Harry Ory Pocatello Idaho Poultry Council United Press McCall Payette Lake Joe Ison Caldwell E. G. Commons Wendell Earl Brookman Reid Merrill Boise C. H. Smith Twin Falls George Lynch Nampa Willis Wright Grace Burton Chaney Fruitland Ray Tuttle Oakland Calif

Escape From Burning Airplane In Portland

A Northeastern Airlines Convair bound for Portland from Boston burst into flames on landing at Portland municipal airport. All 27 aboard escaped injury consisting of 24 passengers and three crew. The airline reported no injuries.

Portland Northeastern Airlines Portland Municipal Boston

Pocatellan To Perform On Network

Gene Burton of Pocatello, a standout saxophonist who took second in the Horace Heidt talent program, left by train for Hollywood to appear Sunday on the Heidt show. He arranged a medley of All of My Life and Its Wonderful for radio, and will stay at the Hollywood Plaza hotel on an expense paid trip.

Gene Burton Pocatello Horace Heidt Hollywood Burton Henriksen Appliance Co California Los Angeles Hollywood Plaza Hotel

Circus Ground Games Shut After Complaints

Deputy Sheriff Earl Cutler said Thursday two marble games and two card games at the circus grounds were closed Wednesday after townspeople complained they had been fleeced. He said he had other complaints but could not locate the games on the grounds.

Earl Cutler Circus Grounds Cutler

Police Seek Prowler In Car Theft Case

Robert Youker of 332 N. 7th reported the first car prowling case in nearly a week. A Luger pistol a pair of Ray Ban glasses and a brown leather jacket were stolen from his car parked in front of his house Wednesday night.

Robert Youker Youker

Van Horn Quits Mine Negotiations

Ezra Van Horn resigned Thursday as chairman of the negotiating committee for northern and western soft coal producers over his $35,000 per year trusteeship of the United Mine Workers welfare fund. Frank R. Amos named temporary successor as talks resumed amid calls for a broader shutdown to pressure UMW President John L. Lewis.

White Sulphur Springs W. A Ezra van Horn Northern and Western Soft Coal Producers United Mine Workers Welfare Fund van Horn Washington Frank R. Amos Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co United Mine Workers Pension and Welfare Fund UMW John L. Lewis Lewis U. S. Senate Josephine Roche Sen Styles Bridges N. H

Pocatello Recruiter Transferred to Fort Lewis

Pfc Ned R Reid of the Pocatello Army Recruiting Station receives notice of transfer to the Second Infantry Division at Fort Lewis Washington. Reid will depart August 20 to begin duty at his new station after nine months with the Pocatello office serving as clerk.

Ned R. Reid Pocatello Second Infantry Fort Lewis Wash Reid

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