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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1949

Page

12

Safest Year Sets 1948 Death Toll Record Low

The National Safety Council announced 1948 was the safest year on record with 98,000 deaths and a death rate of 67.1 per hundred thousand, despite 1,100,000 injuries from traffic accidents and a total economic loss around 7.2 billion dollars. Home accidents remained the leading killer.

Chicago Itme National Safety Council Qyiovyvuy Medford Mass Decatur Vallejo Cal

Tobin Backs Law Barred Communists From Union Posts

Secretary Tobin urged Congress to criminalize Communist affiliation in union leadership during a Senate hearing on labor reform. He said the president could end national emergency strikes via injunctions and supported barring all Communists from union offices. Taft argued constitutional hurdles.

Washington Maurice J. Tobin Congress Senate Labor Committee Tru- Man Wayne Morse Senate Tobin United States Naval Labor Relations Board Sery Robert A. Taft Taft

Truman Labor Bill Faces Court Action Backed by Clark

Attorney General Tom Clark told Congress the government could sue under the Truman labor bill to protect national health and safety amid a strike. He submitted a written memorandum as Maurice Tobin testified on the administration plan replacing Taft Hartley, which keeps the status quo for 30 days while a fact finding board seeks settlement.

Washington Tom Clark Congress Truman Clark Senate Labor Committee Maurice J. Tobin

Fire damages kitchen wall at residence in Pocatello

Fire at 42514 South Fifth Ave. caused small damage to a kitchen wall at 2:45 p.m. Thursday. Pocatello fire department says the blaze started when a fire was placed too close to the wall. The home is occupied by Maxwell Doen and owned by Mrs. E. E. Brooks.

South Fifth Ave Pocatello Fire Department Maxwell Doen E. E. Brooks

Danish Lodge Dance at WOW Hall Saturday February 5

The Danish Lodge will host a dance at the WOW Hall on Saturday February 5 starting at 9 30 p m. Refreshments will be served.

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