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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1948
Page
7
The author recounts traveling from Hyde Park to Sugar Notch near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania to attend memorial ceremonies for her husband who died three years earlier. The town honored him with a gold star at the head of the local honor roll, reflecting the community’s lasting tribute.
Mrs Roosevelt recalls the Sugar Notch tribute unveiling near the courthouse and links it to global memorials for her husband. She notes the town ceremony, Congressman Flood presiding, and John A. Riley coordinating. the event echoes London’s Grosvenor Square statue unveiling and underscores wartime unity and the founding of the United Nations.
Lake Success N Y United Nations delegates vote 9 to 2 to postpone disarmament efforts until East West strains ease. The commission backed by the United States and Britain urged a UN world police force before arms cuts, while Soviet and Ukrainian delegates blamed the US for stalling. A propaganda clash followed with Moscow accusing Washington of sabotaging disarmament.
Former OPA Director Chester Bowles announces candidacy for Connecticut governor and repudiates endorsements from Wallace's Progressive party. He expects Democratic convention nomination but warns a Republican year could mean defeat, insisting he runs solely as a Democrat and opposes both right and left factions.
County commissioners studied canvassing ballots from Tuesday's primary elections and reported no material change in early results. A few outlying precincts remained unreported and final work was expected to finish this afternoon.
West Virginia suffered 1,450 forest fires last year leaving a damaged area valued at $303,415. State Forester Wilson B. Sayers estimates replanting will take 20 to 150 years.
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