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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1948

Page

2

AFL Names Wheeler to Lead Big Taft Hartley Drive

The AFL elected Burton K. Wheeler to head an $8,000,000 campaign to repeal the Taft Hartley Act and to educate union members politically. Wheeler, a former Montana senator, said he has not yet accepted. AFL also backed the Marshall Plan, warned of possible Soviet aggression, and projected wage pressures if Congress does not act.

Miami, Fla American Federation of Labor Burton K. Wheeler Montana Wheeler Washington AFL Soviet Russia United States Congress inter-American Confederation of Labor World Federation of Trade Unions

Butte Driver Walks Away From Highway Crash Into Train

R A Theis of Missoula escaped serious injury when a westbound station wagon veered off the highway at the continental divide south east of Butte. The vehicle rolled onto Milwaukee tracks as a freight train emerged from a tunnel, striking the car. Theis suffered a bruised right knee after bailing out and plans to return for the wreckage.

Butte Mont R. A. Theis Missoula Continental Divide Milwaukee Railroad Theis

Crow Jimmy Inspires Classroom Poems At Local School

In Elkhart Indiana six year old Nancy Van Patten brings her crow Jimmy to class. The teacher handled the bird calmly and students grew fascinated, writing poems and essays, drawing pictures, and showing greater interest in birds overall.

Elkhart, Ind Jimmy Nancy van Patten

Rail unions pressed wage demands during fact finding

CHICAGO AP Howard Neitzert, counsel for the nation’s railroads, tells a presidential emergency fact-finding board that the three railroad unions seek 25 changes in work rules as wage demands. The board, appointed by President Truman, began gathering evidence after unions threatened a Feb 1 strike. Neitzert calls the rule changes a subterfuge for higher pay. The panel will report to Truman and may extend for 30 days.

Chicago Howard Neitzert Truman Neitzert

Young sturgeon teeth puzzle scientists

Researchers note that juvenile sturgeon possess teeth while mature fish lose them. The finding challenges assumptions about sturgeon dentition and could affect how young fish feed and migrate in their early life stages.

American women less happy sexually than Europeans says expert

Dr Eric J Dingwall, a British anthropologist, says after fifteen years of study that American women face more difficulties in sex life than European women. He cites aims, body standards, and a perceived U.S. matriarchy as factors, and hints a forthcoming masterwork on the American woman.

Robert Musel United Press London Eric J. Dingwall British Museum Dingwall U.S America United States

Hindus Arrested in Nationwide Anti-Terror Sweep

New Delhi reports police and secret service agents have detained over 300 Hindu militants, including Rashtriya Sewak Sangha chief Golwalkar in Nagpur, as authorities outlaw private armies and question Mahasabha members linked to Gandhi’s assassination amid mob violence in major cities.

New Delhi India Rashtriya Sewak Sangha Society Rashtriya Nagpur Golwalker Sewak Sangha All India Hindus Mahasabha Mohandas K. Gandhi Narayan Vinayak Gadse Mahasabha Golwalkar

Life term given yet life term given yet

Joseph L. Hardy Jr., 24, a Hartford, Connecticut veteran, was sentenced to life in San Quentin for his role in the July embrace murder of J. W. McLain. Superior Judge James Snell handed down the sentence in the same courtroom where Hardy’s wife Lois was sentenced a month earlier. Both juries found first degree murder, but only Hardy received a leniency recommendation. Sheriff Hoskins will deliver Hardy to the prison tomorrow, while Lois remains at Tehachapi women’s prison awaiting automatic appeal to the state supreme court.

Nevada City Cal Joseph L. Hardy,Jr Hartford Hardy Richard Hoskins Lois Tehachapi Women’s Prison State Supreme Court

Soviet offers to return seven tankers and one dry cargo ship

Washington report notes Soviet government submitted to the state department a note offering to return to the United States seven tankers and one dry cargo vessel that Russia received under lend lease during World War II.

Washington State Department United States Russia

Medical Register of England Lists Over Five Thousand Women Doctors

The Medical Register of England shows more than 5000 women doctors among its entries. The record highlights the growing presence of women in the medical profession across the region this year.

Medical Register of England

Checkers Get Fancy New York Hat-Wrap Hats

Hat-check girls at hotels and clubs in New York are wrapping hats in cellophane to protect them from contact with each other. The practice reflects a novelty trend in upscale venues and highlights how attendants handle small personal items during peak hours.

New York

Communism Has Housing Troubles Too

Moscow reports that budget committees of the Supreme Soviet sharply criticized inefficiency in Soviet government and industry. They charged costs ran above plan and housing construction lagged. Financial experts urged curbing uneconomical methods and local government waste.

Moscow Supreme Soviet Council of Nationalities

Nicaragua Seizes Two U S Bombers Over Caracas Plot

In Washington two surplus U S B 24 bombers reportedly flown from Bushfield Augusta Georgia on January 26th were seized by the Nicaraguan government after landing at Puerto Cabezas. Nicaraguan ambassador Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa said 27 Venezuelan revolutionaries were aboard and custody was taken.

U. S Caracas Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa FBI State Department Bushfield Augusta Daytona Beach Fla Romulo Betancourt Nicaragua Romulo Gallegos Betancourt Ellicott City Karl John Eisenhardt Board of Economic Warts Venezuela Colomia Juan P. Perez Alfonso United States Sevilla Sacasa Puerto Cabezas

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