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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1948

Page

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Mink Creek family house burns. five saved in fire

Ephron Frazier and family escaped when their Mink Creek frame home exploded into flames Sunday evening. Steven Frazier led siblings to safety, and dad retrieved young Mike from the blaze. Losses exceed 5000 with 300 insurance. neighbors and church aid the family while wiring and stove fault are blamed. The Fraziers plan to rebuild near the original site.

Mink Creek Ephron Frazier Frazier Steven Michael Mike Gerald Frazier Fraziers Henry West 11Th Ward LDS Church Relief Society Steven Frazier Connie Gerald

Rain and Snow Break California Drought Threat

United Press reports that coastal California saw sudden rain and light snow flurries while central valleys remained dry. Storms brought first San Francisco snow in years and subfreezing lows, but officials warned the drought could persist with no assurance of continued moisture to save parched farms and livestock.

United Press California Nevada San Francisco Weather Bureau San Francisco Bay Golden Gate Park

Groundhog Shadow Predicts Six Weeks More Winter in Pocatello

Pocatello officials say the groundhog saw his shadow and signaled six more weeks of winter. Weather services echoed the sentiment with a cold high of 25 to 30 and a low near 5 as snow flurries and clouds move in.

Pocatello W.M

Leaders to Speak at Ricks College Leadership Week

Rexburg officials said Elder Ezra T. Benson of the LDS Council of Twelve and University of Idaho president J. E. Buchanan will headline the 21st annual Ricks College Leadership Week set for February 17 to 19.

Rexburg Ezra T. Benson Council of Twelve LDS Church Salt Lake City University of Idaho J. E. Buchanan Ricks College

Idaho buys four ranches on Salmon River for wildlife range

The Idaho Fish and Game Department announced the purchase of four private ranches on the middle fork of the Salmon river to expand winter range for big game and preserve wilderness in the primitive area.

Boise Idaho Fish and Game Department Middle Fork Salmon River

Protests Over Two New Pocatello Area Villages

Landowners oppose the incorporation of Black Rock south of Pocatello amid petitions filed with Bannock county. In Power county a challenge to Batise's incorporation is before a district court, with residents and clubs named. County officials set a hearing for Black Rock while battles over boundaries and legality unfold.

Idaho Pocatello Black Rock Bannock County Power County District Court Batise Last Frontier Shamrock Club Court House George Allen Power County Ona Basil Levi * Walker Rudolf Rast Wayne Dutson Mehlhoff William Hess Carl Wrensted Gregersen Wellerville Highway 91 Inkom Meridell Park Fred Dolbeer Dolbeer

Pocatello Postings Highlight Fire Tip and Burglar Clue

Mahlon Rupp provided a Mink Creek fire tip that could earn him a $5 POST award, requesting the prize go to Ephron Frazier and family. Hal Peterson also tipped police cracking a burglary wave. Lion Club head Purrington said about $2000 from the Cavalcade of Mirth and Music will aid the community pool fund.

Mahlon Rupp South Fourth St POST Frazier Mink Creek Ephron Frazier Hal*Peterson South Twelfth St Lion Club R. W. Purrington Community Swimming Pool

Robins Declines 1950 Senate Bid in Idaho

Boise Idaho Governor Gary C Robins announced at a Boise stag dinner that he will not seek the Republican Senate nomination in 1950. He will complete his four year term and cannot run for re election. He expressed desire to return home to St Joe after his tenure ends.

Boise Gary C. A. Robins Idaho Robins Washington St.Joe

U S Denies Soviet Iran Propaganda Claims

The United States on Monday accused the Soviet Union of lying about American activities in Iran and rejected Moscow’s protest over U S naval visits to Italian ports as unfounded. State Department spokesman Michael J. McDermott labeled the Soviet charges as false or distorted while signaling ready countermeasures in the propaganda campaign.

Washington United States Soviet Union Iran Russia U. S State Department Michael J. McDermott McDermott

Morrison Knudsen Wins Cascade Mountain Line Relocation Contract

Great Northern Railway awarded Morrison Knudsen Co Inc of Boise Idaho the bulk of work on a Cascade mountains line relocation project. Estimated cost near 1 million dollars for 4331 feet of new track including a 700 foot tunnel and a 650 foot bridge over Nason creek. Start date depends on weather with two year completion estimate. Location four miles west of Merrit Washington and 46 miles west of Wenatchee Washington per T F Dixon operations vice president.

ST. Paul Great Northern Railway Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc Boise Ida Cascade Mountains Nason Creek Merrit, Wash Wenatchee, Wash T. F. Dixon

Blackfoot C of C To Install Heads

The Blackfoot chamber of commerce will install officers at its annual banquet on Wednesday February 4. R L Arnold of Salt Lake City will speak on Responsibilities of Business Management. Episcopal Guild will serve the banquet in St Pauls Parish hall at 7 p.m.

Blackfoot Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce R. L. Arnold Salt Lake City Marguerite Neuswanger Episcopal Guild St. Paul's Parish

Thugs Rob and Attack Cafe Owner in Los Altos

Three masked gunmen tortured and beat J H Rickey a 45 year old San Francisco restaurant owner before his family early Monday and robbed him of more than 2500 dollars in cash and jewelry. They clubbed him with a pistol kicked him and slashed under his fingernails to learn safe combinations. Rickey persisted four days claiming he did not know the combinations before the robbers fled with a 1948 sedan containing 1000 dollars and 1500 dollars worth of jewelry.

Los Altos Cal J. H. Rickey San Francisco Rickey

Senate Fight Over 1948 Tax Cut Divides House

The House approved a Republican plan to cut personal income taxes by 6.5 billion dollars, sending the measure to the Senate where leaders may scale it to 4.5 billion. The vote was 297 to 120 with significant cross-party support. The plan promises broad relief through higher exemptions and varying percentage cuts, while Democrats warn of financial risk and oppose Truman’s alternative.

Washington House P. H. Carl Anderson Minnesota Vito Marcantonio Labor Party New York Senate Robert A. Taft R.O GOP Truman Harold Knutson Minn Ways and Means Joseph W. Martin, Jr Massachusetts Sam Rayburn Texas

Teens Admit To Store Thefts In Pocatello Burglary Wave

Police rounded up 15 teenage youths after a two week spate of burglaries in Pocatello. Four boys confessed to crimes including a Dodge Second Hand Store break-in and the Modern Shoe Store loot. Separate entries at East Idaho Brewery and Associated Food Stores were also solved. Loot recovered except for a pistol, binoculars, and some ammunition.

Pocatello Franklin Junior High Dodge North Main St Sports Center East Idaho Brewery Associated Food Stores South First Avenue Associated Food Store Finer Cleaners East Center St East Fremont East Lander Streets Ninth and Tenth Avenues

Idaho Railway Labor Group Seeks Seven Point Probe

The Idaho Railway Labor legislative association meeting at Bannock hotel condemned the Taft Hartley act as vicious and called for repeal. They mapped a seven point investigation covering high gasoline costs rent control veterans welfare fish and game liquor law enforcement universal military training and concerns about communism and organized labor. A gas cost inquiry to Attorney General Tom Clark was authorized and committees led by I R Pepple A P Peay L B Allison and Walter Fagen were named to study gasoline rent control liquor laws universal military training and the fish and game department.

Idaho Railway Labor Legislative Association Bannock Hotel Idaho Veterans Welfare Fish and Game Department Tom Clark I. R. Pepple Campa A. P. Peay Pocatello L. B. Allison Gienns Ferry Walter Fagen

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