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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1948

Page

3

CIO to Organize Unions in Clothing Industry

CIO leaders led by Philip Murray plan a drive to organize unrepresented workers in the clothing trades. They target the Retail Wholesale and Department Store Workers and argue the unions lack sufficient members to meet CIO standards, with action pending until March.

Hington CIO Philip Murray Jacob Potofsky Amalgamated Workers Murray United Publics National Cio of Fi Arm Equipment Union Ted Auto Workers Farmer Workers Anal Cio Yoal

Dumb Blonde Ad Prompts Mixup in Lake City

A local Lake City itchboard operator received a flood of calls after an ad offering in a hotel job was printed. The ad labeled A Dumb Blonde and included a phone number but lacked the advertiser’s name and hotel identity, leaving the operator unsure how to proceed.

Lake City Hoteldentity

Man Found Murdered in Cedar Rapids Hotel Room

A 29 year old engineer Byron Hartman was found stabbed and beaten to death in a Roosevelt hotel room in Cedar Rapids. Police consider possible motives including defense secrets but remain skeptical. Hartman represented Emerson Electrical Co. and was in Cedar Rapids to confer with Collins Radio Co. Police note robbery and jealousy as alternatives. Hartman previously worked for Curtiss-Wright and served in the Marines.

Cedar Rapids Roosevelt Hotel Byron €. Hartman University City Robert Brosh Hartman Emerson Electrical Co St. Louis Collins Radio Co Emerson Company Curtiss-Wright Aircraft Co Marines

Actress Pleads With Cops Not To Arrest Mate

Marie Wilson pleaded with two policemen not to arrest her husband actor Alan Nixon on a drunk charge. Nixon resisted arrest after jaywalking to a theater where his wife parades as a performer. Officers broke one set of handcuffs before subduing him and Wilson posted 20 dollars bail at the Hollywood station.

Hollywood Marie Wilson Hushbard Allan Nixon Nixon Miss. Wilson

Tumble repeats itself in Ware girl’s injuries

Patricia Limbacher of Ware Massachusetts first broke two bones in her left arm while playing in her yard. Less than four months later she fell again and broke the same two bones in the arm.

Ware, Mass Patricia Limbacher

Malad School Clubs Hold Meetings and Programs

The Malad school and Boys' club held Monday meetings with student units presenting talent programs. Freshman and junior groups performed songs and readings while Miss Smith led girls on a Mexico trip. A joint Malad Stake Primary social followed with a grand march and refreshments.

H. Ward Thomas Sident Cleve Morgan E. L. Keppner Idaho S Game Department Sandra Helen Wight Kathryn Hen- Latuna Thomas Gaylene Jeannine Jensen Gwener Helen Harris Helkins Vanover Iphomore Mexico Sally Smith Miss Smith Ris Sharon Jones Malad First Ward Sylvia Sparks Ida Smith Myra Jean John Norma South Elaine Castleton LaRue Moss Ethel Thompson Edith Doutre Lorraine Lucille Corbridge Fern Daniels Wanda Napier Andra

Labor leaders back Truman program amid wage and policy talks

Walter Reuther of the United Auto Workers and other union chiefs pressed for the Democrats labor agenda. They urged repeal of Taft Hartley, inflation measures, and housing while pledging full cooperation to push Truman's program.

Ington Walter United Auto- Workers CIO Truman Paich Indus Congress Reuther

Two Black Soldiers Questioned In Guam Jade Shop Slaying

In Agana Guam two Black enlisted men were questioned after police tied several sightings to the jade shop where Ruth Farnsworth and coworker Sue Blackledge were last seen. A green sedan, fatigue-clad Filipinos, and a bloodstained club were noted as searches continued for clues. Farnsworth, 27, a civilian navy employee, was found slain in a jungle clearing. her fiancé Sterling McGinnis from Glen Falls was named.

Agana Guam Ruth Farnsworth U. S. Naval Wac Miss Farnsworth Daniel Elmore Seattle J. W. Arnold Carl Wall Miss Blackledge Miss F Sterling McGinnis Glen Falls San Francisco McGinnis Elmore Navy

Main Highways Open in eastern Idaho

C A Kelly highway engineer district one said most highways are open in eastern Idaho with some secondary roads still closed. North of Rexburg toward Yellowstone Park many roads are one way due to narrow cleared sections caused by heavy snows and winds. A rotary plow is out of service but four plows are working. The Ashton to West Yellowstone route is particularly hard to keep open while roads south of Rexburg are in fair condition.

C. A. Kelly District One Idaho Kelly Rexburg Yellowstone Park Ashton

Thirty Die as Lansa Plane Crashes Near Bogota

A Lansa Airlines aircraft crashes five minutes after takeoff from Bogota en route to Barranquilla. Thirty people die, including two Americans, A C Buchanan and E Howie. Five minutes after departure the wreckage is spotted on Sabaleta hill twelve miles from the origin. Rescue teams reach the scene before nightfall. twenty six passengers and four crew members are dead. The remaining victims are reported to be Colombian.

Bogota Colombia Lansa Airlines Barranquilla Sabaleta Mill A. C. Buchanan E. Howie

Atomic energy may explain rubber bounce says Goodrich

Akron Ohio Dr Howard E Fritz VP in charge of research for B F Goodrich Co says atomic energy by products like radioactive tracers could solve the mystery of what makes rubber bounce and lead to better rubber products.

Akron Atomic Energy Howard E. Fritz B. F. Goodrich Co

Humerick Rites Set Today In Blackfoot

Edward Palmer Humerick 39, auto and farm equipment mechanic of Blackfoot, died after a chaplained illness. He lived at 87 Lilac Street, worked for Bingham Sales, born in Kemmerer Wyoming, son of Fred W and Pearl Palmer Humerick. Survived by widow Blanche Wilkinson, two children, two stepchildren, mother Pearl Humerick, brother Ray Humerick. Funeral at 2 p.m. from Sandberg funeral home with Rev Marcus Bloodworth officiating. Burial Grove City Cemetery, Blackfoot.

Blackfoot Edward Palmer Humerick Lilac Street Bingham Sales Company Kemmerer Wyoming Fred W Pearl Palmer Hamerick Kemmerer High School Forest Service Blanche Wilkinson Pearl Humerick Emmett Ray Humerick Pocatello Sandberg Marcus Bloodworth Methodist Church Grove City

Rita Hayworth Sails to Europe With Aly Khan in Snowstorm

Film star Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan sailed to Europe amid a heavy snowstorm. Hayworth attempted to board secretly, later posing for photographers as reporters chased the pair aboard the Britannica. Her secretary said plans were unsure and a possible English film in sight.

New York Rita Hayworth Prince Aly Khan Europe Rita Miss Hayworth Rebecca Mae West England Columbia Studios Aly Aga Khan

Fire Destroys Sash Factory in Vancouver

A $125000 blaze destroyed the Crystal sash and door factory and damaged nearby homes in VancouverBC. Four hundred firefighters battled flames leaping as high as 100 feet, threatening a city block. no injuries reported and the cause to be investigated tomorrow.

Vancouver B. C Crystal Sash and Door Company

Lawmakers Inspect Mental Hospital Tour of the Idaho State Hospital

Idaho lawmakers from Power Bonneville and Caribou counties toured the Idaho State Hospital at Blackfoot with Farm Bureau auxiliary members. Dr. J. O. Cromwell urged a bigger engineering budget, better housing, and qualified personnel to meet hospital needs ahead of the legislature.

Blackfoot Power Bonneville Caribou Farm Bureau Auxiliary Idaho State Hospital J. O. Cromwell H. C. Allen Power County Ward W. Meadows R. Howard Andrus Bonneville County S. Reed Andrus Earl Gunnell Caribou County Harry D. Sorensen Grover W. Jensen Pearl Walstrom Maurice Moody Farm Bureau Parley Rigby Idaho Falls Cromwell

Inkom Youth Enlists in Army for Three-Year Hitch

William P. Whitworth of Inkom enlisted in the army contabulary service for three years. He will train at Fort Ord California. The notice also mentions Robert W. Stockton of Rupert being examined for pre induction. New Mexico is listed with an area of 121666 square miles.

William P. Whitworth Harold Whitworth Inkom Army Constabulary Service Army Fort Ord California Robert W. Stockton Rupert

Pupils Tested for Tuberculosis in Local Schools

Jean Johanneson, the district school nurse, completed TB skin tests for 620 students across Blackfoot High School and partner schools including junior high central Irving St. Margarets and those in Wapello Groveland. Fort Hall will be tested later with permission from Superintendent Clifford Evans.

Blackfoot Central Irving St. Margarets Wapello Groveland Jean Johanneson Fort Hall Clifford Evans National Tuberculosis Association Gooding Hospital K. A. Tyler Tyler Beverly Bowns Bingham County

Robertson Named To Church Post

Robertson, former counselor to Bishop Chester Loveland, is appointed bishop of the Blackfoot second ward. He fills the Cleveland vacancy as Raymond Hanson becomes first counselor. second counselor position open. Ward clerk Thomas Jorgenson continues in post.

Blackfoot Clifford Robertson Chester Loveland Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Robertson Cleveland Chubbuck Pocatello J. E. Williams Howard Packham Parley Brave George H. Clark Raymond Hanson Ward Thomas Jorgenson

Nurses Begin Psychiatric Training at Idaho State Hospital South

Four LDS hospital nurses from Idaho Falls arrived to begin a 13 week resident psychiatric training program under Arlene Messer at Idaho State Hospital South. The program is part of a new law requiring psychiatric nursing training before state RN licensure. Named nurses are Jean Hammon Joyce Godfrey Maxine Harmon and Phyllis Oswald.

Blackfoot Idaho State Hospital South Arlene Messer Jean Hammon Joyce Godfrey Maxine Harmon Phyllis Oswald LDS Hospital Idaho Falls

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