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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1948
Page
6
In Hyde Park Eleanor Roosevelt explains the challenges in drafting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the varied reactions of nations including the Soviet Union. She notes Russian observers and delegates' evolving positions and the USSR abstention when final form was considered.
When Howard Carter opened King Tutankhamen's tomb he uncovered rich cases containing ancient perfume that remained faintly fragrant after thousands of years.
Rupert Iowa reports the Rupert Women's Club met Thursday afternoon with President Mrs. Peter Boyd presiding. Guests included Mrs. A C Duffin Mrs E E Olsen and Mrs Olaf Moller. The club approved a donation to the Penny Art Fund and purchased five dollars in anti tuberculosis Christmas seals. A Private Kindergarten program followed by tea closed the gathering.
Gate City social agencies plan a welfare clearing house for needy families in Bannock. Evelyn Richter to head the Social Service Exchange at Portneuf Park with quarters donated by Henry De Giorgi. Community Chest may back next year’s drive. Chest target to exceed 1948 $42,000 to support about 500 families.
Portable hand fire extinguishers are commonly carried by fire engines so firefighters can tackle small blazes rapidly. This practice boosts efficiency and speeds up initial suppression before larger teams arrive.
A Saturday ceremony at St. Josephs Church joined Betty Jane Owen and William Cletus Slaven in marriage. Officiant Monsignor E R Cody presided. attendants included Mrs Verdie Richardson and Clement W Slaven. The couple resides at 316 North Hayes. Slaven is employed at the Naval Ordnance Plant after four years in the European war theater.
Actor Scotty Beckett, 19, admitted drinking five bourbons at a fraternity party and was fined 150 in Hollywood Municipal Court or 30 days in jail. Police said he resisted arrest after his car bumped another during the incident.
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