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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1948

Page

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Truman pledges peace as world salutes Christmas

President Truman urged Americans to dedicate themselves to peace on Christmas Eve. He walked through snow to greet neighbors, lit the White House tree, and emphasized family ties and compassion for the underdog as central to the season. He spoke from his Independence Missouri home and sent greetings to the nation.

Independence Truman Mr. Truman White House Washington Orville Jones Kansas City Hotel Muchelebach America

Santa’s Rough Time With Orphan Party Bus Escape

In San Francisco a Christmas party for about 1000 orphans ended with Santa fleeing the bus after the kids tore at his beard and wig. Theater staff chased him back inside, then persuaded him to return in a private car for the rest of the event.

San Francisco Santa Claus Santa

Army Plans Ban On Reds

The Army announced a loyalty check to purge Communists from its ranks. Volunteers draftees and commission applicants must certify whether they are affiliated with groups seeking to overthrow the government by force or intimidation. Those admitting ties are barred or discharged. draftees face deferment or discharge based on FBI local checks.

Washington Army FBI

Canada Bank Theft Stuns Nation With Vague Clues

RCMP said no lead exists in a bold break into the Canadian Bank Note Co vault adjacent to the Bank of Canada. Thieves stole thousands in unauthentic bank notes, with official loot listed at 60000 dollars, though estimates run higher.

Ottawa Royal Canadian Mounted Police Canadian Bank Note Co Bank of Canada RCMP Canada

Dual Plant Lichen Partnership Defined

A lichen is two different organisms living together in a partnership. An alga makes the food and a fungus absorbs water, forming a symbiotic relationship.

Travel Perils Increase With Snow Storm Sweep

A major snow storm disrupted travel across the nation as millions headed home for Christmas. The National Safety Council warned up to 265 may be killed in holiday traffic, though bad weather could reduce travel as some drivers stay off the roads. Roads in Illinois, Indiana and Iowa were slick with ice and snow while air and rail travel remained busy in pockets. California and Florida saw mixed conditions as storms moved eastward.

Chicago National Safety Council New York Chicago Motor Club Los Angeles San Diego Navy Naval Base Midwest Colorado St. Louis Illinois Indiana Iowa Ohio Valley mid-Atlantic New England Rockies Florida California South Central West Central Central

Reds Tighten Steel Ring Around Tientsin In Siege

Chinese government confirms communists captured Hsinho and threaten Tangku and Tientsin, isolating the coastal city. Nationalist forces retreat suburbs. Peiping quiet amid snow. Yangtze river patrols order boats tied and ships sunk after dusk to hinder crossing. American presence in Tientsin sharply reduced due to evacuations.

Nanking China Hsinho Chihli Gulf Tangku Tientsin Yangtze River Yangtze U. S

Waterfront Has No Peace

AFL sailors delayed sailing the Matson freighter Hawaiian Parker for the Hawaiian Islands as crews failed to sign on. A Los Angeles dispute mirrored the action with the Hawaiian Citizen. Sailors planned wage raise votes while owners offered $16 to $35 monthly increases, seeking $20 to $60.

San Francisco AFL Matson Lines Hawaiian Packer Hawaiian Islands Matson Los Angeles Lurline Lines Wilson

Switchman Ernest Mathews Wounded in Neck Near Death

Ernest T. Mathews, 67, of 435 South Fifth Ave., in St. Anthony hospital with a gunshot wound to the neck described as very critical. Police say a Union Pacific switchman fired from his own gun after grabbing it from a drawer, with a son-in-law reporting the two shots.

Ernest T. Mathews South Fifth Ave St. Anthony Hospital R. M. Pugmire Police Department Mathews Union Pacific Railroad Pugmire Thomas P. West

Four Hurt in Head On Crash Near McCammon

Four people were hospitalized Christmas Eve after a head on collision three miles south of McCammon. Injuries ranged from possible leg fracture to head lacerations. Smith appeared to be on the wrong side of the road amid icy conditions. No serious injuries reported.

McCammon St. Anthony Hospital Lowell Wilkinson Hyde Park Logan Utah Joseph H. Smith East Halliday St Pocatello Billy Wilkinson Malad Smith Earl Cutler Wilkinson East Hallidy St

Santa Claus Postmark Draws Mail Surge in 1948

Postmaster Elbert Reinke in Santa Claus Indiana reports over 3,000,000 pieces of mail processed in five weeks. The staff worked 20 hours daily to cancel mail destined for every state, Canada, Mexico and many European countries bearing the Santa Claus postmark.

Santa Claus Ind Elbert Reinke Union Canada Mexico Reinke

Weather Outlook For Pocatello Holiday Weekend

Increasing cloudiness and light snow possible Christmas Day with a high near 25 and overnight low around 10. Warmer temperatures anticipated Saturday night into Sunday with a Sunday high around 25 to 28 depending on trends.

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Condie Held In Rum Sale At El Rio Club

Condie operator of the El Rio club north of Pocatello appeared before Justice of the Peace Charles W Hyde and was bound over to district court on a $500 bond for illegal sale of liquor. Deputy sheriff Earl Cutler and James Johnson testified to evidence of sale, and the defense noted the whisky seized did not belong to Condie but to another patron.

Condie el Rio Club Pocatello Justice of the Peace Charles W. Hyde Clarence M. Jeffery Bannock County Earl Cutler James Johnson Cutler Henry McQuade

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Pres. Truman Roger T. Sermon Sermon The Independent Examiner Ray Wills Edgar Hinde William Southern Examiner Big Frame Matt Connelly Prey Charles Ross Big Robert B. Lawry Air First Aide Connelly Ross Harry S. Vaughn Catello Barbara Reynolds Kenneth Reynolds Hawthorne Ave Switchman Santa Claus, Ind
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