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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1949

Page

2

Rotary Club Hears Tales Of Atrocity

Merrill Gee, recently back from Germany where he served as prosecutor and judge in a military government court, spoke to Blackfoot Rotarians about war crime precedents. He warned of civilians committing atrocities and stressed the need to educate nations still shaped by barbaric ideas.

Blackfoot Merrill Gee Pocatello Germany Blackfoot Rotarians Ernest Johnson J. C. Sandberg Gee U. S Boise

Obituary Notes PFC Dante A Comastri Requiem Mass

Requiem Mass for PFC Dante A Comastri scheduled Friday at St. Comanthy with burial in Mountain View Cemetery. Also listed are George W Turpin obituary details mentioning services at Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with survivors including widow and children. infant son of Merle Phillips noted with graveside service in Jerome.

Dante A. Comastri Comanthy Dani Malmedy Bel Elon Aie Rae Mountain View Cemete George W Turpin Bedeni Turpin Church of Jesus Christ of Sarah ‘Acotee Rt. 2 Fannie Moser Hunter Utah Sarees Turpin Magna Earl of Turpin East Lake City Blackfoot RY Philly Bes Merle Phillips Jerome Neitle Payne Mortuary

Burley Court Fines For Speeding And Traffic Violations

Howard Mitchell was fined 25 dollars in police court for speeding and L N Banking paid 5 dollars for a traffic violation. Henry Schwab Jr faced transfer to probate court on checks without funds. Max Banner injured in a January 24 collision was discharged from hospital. Community notes include visits, hospital stays, a home demonstration project, and a newborn.

Henry Schwab, Jr Probate Max Banner Truman Banner

Westinghouse Store Opens With Dignitaries In Attendance

The L. E. Wood company Westinghouse showrooms on Center street and Second avenue opened to a crowd of city dignitaries and business leaders. Upstairs features home appliances, downstairs displays furniture, and KEIO aired a half hour radio program. Aaron Aldous and Dawn Toolson won door prizes, with others receiving favors.

L. E. Wood Company Westinghouse Center Street Second Avenue Aaron Aldous Dawn Toolson Westinghouse Aipment Keio George R. Phillips J. Hansen Westinghouse Appliances Howard Thompson Idaho Falls Bob

Funeral Services Planned for Norma Fetzer

Ida Rupert report says 21 year old Norma Fetzer of American Falls died at a Rupert hospital from injuries in a Tuesday auto crash. She was a passenger in a car driven by Gene Haly when Holy lost control on ice and hit a pit and telephone pole. Others in the crash, Arthur Dassett Hildegard Hibe and Holy, sustained minor injuries. Fetzer’s death marks the second traffic fatality in the Magic Valley this year.

Rupert Ida Norma Fetzer American Falls Gene Haly Ron Hawks Holy Arthur Dassett Hildegard Hibe Miss Fetzer Magic Valley

Red Cross Flies 17 Expectant Mothers From Snowbound Nebraska

The American Red Cross evacuated 17 pregnant women from Pierce county Nebraska by skiplane. A University of Nebraska doctor ordered the mission, citing imminent delivery risks and possible death without hospital care. The group was transported to Pierce hospital via Civil Air Patrol and private planes.

Washington American Red Cross Skiplane Pierce County Nebraska Vernon Zimmerman Red Cross Lincoln University of Nebraska Beca Pierce Nebraska) Hospital Civil Air Trol

Woman and man wed at Refuge ranchland in church role

U S attorney Carl Sackett quoted the wife saying they developed a growing attraction and he claimed it was divine will for them to have relations. She said she feared opposing this perceived divine will.

U. S Carl Sackett Sackett

Magnet Assisted Wall Opener for Canned Lids

A new hand operated opener uses a magnet on an adjustable arm to lift the lid after opening a can. The device secures the lid for easy disposal and avoids contact with sharp edges.

Car License Sales Boom in Blackfoot as 1948 Figures Rise

County assessor Harrison Ison reports licenses sold in 1948 rose across classes except one, with totals of 5216 passenger cars, 1558 farmers, 423 private trucks, 145 commercial trucks, 627 motorcycles, and 1045 trailers. 1947 revenues were 71212. 1948 60912, up 10300 for the gas fund. New tags for 1949 imminent. red tab will bear 49 replacing current black.

Blackfoot Harrison Ison Aempany Fson Ison

Blackfoot Scouts Week Observances Outline Plan

Blackfoot district of Tenday Council marks Scout Week February 6 to 12 with services at 13 sponsoring institutions including 12 LDS Wards, MIA and Blackfoot Elks Club. A cub pack is forming. District committeemen are listed by ward and area.

Blackfoot Tenday Council LDS Blackfoot Elks Club Sunda Orson Packham Fourth Ray Eskelsen Cluff Johnson Groveland Douglas Parkinson Moreland Alfred Hahn Pingree Berthel Bergesen Marlin Bingham Rose Ellis Oram Riverside Ensign Call Ae Holly Manwaring Thomas Clarence Pack James Clark Wapels Warren Holt E. E. Bingin

Potato Growers Forming Organization To Send Committee

County representatives from District 3 gathered in Shelley to complete Idaho Potato Growers Association plans and prepare for a Washington hearing on February 23. Arvil Miller heads a committee to draft by laws for submission at the Idaho Falls meeting February 5.

Washington The Shelley Idaho D. C Congress Bingham Bannock Power Oneida Butte Caribou Franklin Idaho Potato Growers Association Miller Arvil Miller Bingham County Idaho Falls Ben Johnson Preston Franklin County Harold Clark Bonneville Edwin DeKay Raymond Parker Fremont A. W. Clinger Magic Valley Twin Falls Boise Valley Madison Teton Bonneville and Clark Blackfoot

Shelley Men Fined for Drunkenness and DUI near Shelley

Three Shelley men L. J. McMurtrey Martin Jensen and Dewayne Jensen were fined 365 dollars and costs in Jack Gaasch's justice court for drunkenness in public and driving while intoxicated. They were arrested 2 30 a m Wednesday January 26 by State Patrolman C P Roberts a mile south of Shelley after complaints of erratic driving. McMurtrey paid 15 dollars, Jensen 50 dollars, and Dewayne Jensen 300 dollars. They were remanded to the county jail if fines are not paid at 2 dollars a day.

Shelley Blackfoot Justice Court Jack Gaasch Wisday L. J. McMurtrey Martin Jensen Dewayne Jensen C. P. Roberts McMurtrey DeWarne Jensen

California dairy cuts milking time with automatic machines

A California dairy uses 12 automatic milking machines linked to an electric conveyer system to milk 218 cows in two and a half hours. The setup requires only four workers, reducing milking time to under a minute per cow.

California

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