Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Pocatello Post in Pocatello, Idaho

We have 2,178,999 pages in Idaho

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1948

Page

3

Airlines Eyes New Pocatello Calgary Route Plans

Western Airlines executives from Los Angeles met with Pocatello manager Charles Fisher to discuss extending routes through Pocatello to Calgary and Edmonton Canada. The visit aimed to orient Alsup and gauge Canadian government approval, with summer travel plans, advertising, aircraft testing, and improved communications on the agenda. The group planned a future stop in Idaho Falls to inspect the airport.

Western Airlines Charles Fisher Pocatello Airways Calgary Edmonton Canada Los Angeles Richard Dick Kenneth Allen Roy Backman Charles Alsup Buchanan Alsup Fisher Idaho Falls

Watchful waiting policy on stock and commodity drop

Dr. Edwin G. Nourse announced the presidents council of economic advisers will adopt a watchful waiting approach after a market nosedive. The group expects the break may signal inflation containment and plans no new policy until March when confidential recommendations are prepared. Secretary Anderson questioned the market's rapid decline while Rep Hope predicted a rebound and continued wheat demand. The agriculture report cites livestock slaughter and high grain prices as a factor, plus optimism about world wheat supplies. In Rexburg Idaho, the Madison county fish and game association will hold its annual meeting Wednesday, per secretary Frank Nelson.

Washington (Lp Edwin G. Nourse President’s Council of Economic Advisers Nourse Truman Clinton P. Anderson Capitol Hill Clifford R. Hope Kans Department

Chamber Retail Bureau meeting set for Feb 11 in Bannock

A gathering of all Chamber of Commerce Retail Bureau members is scheduled for Wednesday February 11 at 12 10 p m in the Bannock hotel to discuss a holiday schedule and retail listing cards. The Portneuf Cooperative Association plans its Tenth Annual Meeting on February 18 at the LDS Seventh Ward Chapel in Tyhee at 8 p m to elect two directors and conduct business. Free supper will be provided by Seventh Ward ladies at 7 p m. A hot lunch for Irving junior high students will be served by the PTA on Wednesday noon to benefit the music department.

Chamber of Commerce Retail Bureau Bannock Hotel Portneuf Cooperative Association, Inc Seventh Ward Irving Junior High School PTA

Pocatello Hosts First Atomic Age National Security Week

Robert V. Steele announces Pocatello Chapter of the Reserve Officers Association will hold National Security Week Feb 12 to 22. The event adapts aims for the Atomic Age with Lt. Col. E. E. Moberly named general chairman for detailed plans.

Pocatello Robert V. Steele Reserve Officer’s Association Steele E. E. Moberly CE Res

Polio Strikes Fourth Pocatello Child of 1948

Four year old Christian Wolff son of Mr and Mrs Chris C Wolff Jr of 354 South Eleventh Ave will be taken to Boise tonight for treatment of infantile paralysis. The Bannock County Infantile Paralysis foundation chair B A McDevitt said the child had been ill since last November and his case is the third polio case in 1948 confirmed recently.

Christian Wolff Chris C. Wolff Jr South Eleventh Ave Boise B. A. McDevitt Bannock County Infantile Paralysis Foundation McDevitt

New Assistant Manager Joins Pocatello Montgomery Ward

Johnny Strow arrives as assistant manager at the Gate City store after moving from Kalispell Montana. He previously worked under Stan Day in Missoula in 1939 and looks forward to pheasant hunting season while enjoying Idaho’s growth and the Pocatello store.

Johnny Strow Pocatello Montgomery Ward Johnny Strom Missoula Mont Kalispell Gate City Stan Day Montgomery-Ward John S. Strom Montana

Mielarek urges focus on courting after marriage in Media

Joseph Mielarek of the county domestic relations department says fewer marital mixups occur if men remember courting remains important after marriage as well as before.

Media Joseph Mielarek County Domestic Relations Department

Students At ISC To Pick Leaders

Freshman students at Idaho State College will elect new class officers Tuesday. Candidates for president include Wally Farnes Jerry Bellow and Bob Sargent. Nominations for secretary and treasurer feature Norma Collyer Phyllis Earle Donna Hansen among others.

Idaho State College Wally Farnes Pocatello Jerry Bellow Nyssa Ore Bob Sargent Blackfoot Norman Olsen Rupert Ferrel Price Clayton Just Firth Ruth Bilyeu Fred Chase Norma Collyer

Gem Valley Farm and Home Institute Set at Grace

Grace hosts the annual Gem Valley Farm and Home Institute with state experts discussing disease control in livestock noxious weed eradication and soil improvement. Speakers include A P Schneider Boise state veterinarian and Drue W Dunn plus University of Idaho staff and local extension specialists.

Gem Valley Farm and Home Institute A. P. Schneider Boise Drue W. Dunn Bannock County James Boyd University of Idaho Idaho Mr. Dunn Robert D. Pelkey Extension Service Vance Smith Hugh McKay Tetonia Myrta Langenbohn Holland

Tree Furnished Pipe Finds Fresh Water In New Guinea

U S troops hacked pandan aerial roots to form a natural pipeline. They joined hollow roots to carry water from a mountain spring half a mile away to their camp. The improvised system provided a practical method to transport drinking water in jungle conditions.

New Guinea U.S

Damage suit trial opened in fifth district court

The trial of James C. Roholt Jr. against Union Pacific Railroad opened Monday in fifth district court. Roholt seeks 2000 general damages and 792.83 special damages for injuries claimed as a railway mail clerk on train No. 11 at Gooding. Jury was selected that afternoon, with District Judge L. E. Glennon presiding.

Union Pacific Railroad Company Fifth District Gooding James C. Roholt, Jr L. E. Glennon

Village Taken Under Advisement in Bannock County

Bannock County commissioners met at the courthouse with 53 residents in attendance to discuss forming Black Rock village south of Poca Tello. Petition signatures total 132, including Shamrock club within the village bounds, as opponents and supporters spoke. Firefighters doused a sack blaze in a potato cellar back runway at Campbell Produce at 7 15 p.m. Monday with little damage reported.

Bannock County Commissioners Black Rock Pocatello W. H Pete) Jensen Court House Shamrock Club American Falls Campbell Produce Company

Missing Person and Stolen Property Report

Missing person from Soda Springs Idaho Theron J Egg 33 last seen February 3 driving a 1946 dark maroon Chrysler Windsor 2 door sedan with 1947 Idaho license 30 572 and two yellow fog lights and spot light Stolen property includes fender skirts for a 1940 Plymouth and an auto lite battery from local vehicles Also listed are multiple intoxication cases with pleas and bond forfeitures summarized for local records.

Soda Springs Idaho Theron J. Egg M. D. Scrowther West Sherman Ray Atkins North Arthur

Police Court: Neil McCall Pleads Guilty in Fire Hose Incident

Neil McCall of Chubbuck pleaded guilty in police court to charges tied to running over a fire hose. The incident reportedly disrupted firefighting operations and prompted formal charges.

Neil McCall

Blair Birth Report From St. Anthony Hospital

A daughter was born Wednesday at St. Anthony hospital to Mr and Mrs Dean Blair of Moreland.

St. Anthony Hospital Dean Blair Moreland

Naval Captain John W. Moore Visits Pocatello Friends

Capt. John W. Moore veteran wartime fleet chaplain in the Pacific under Fleet Adm. Nimitz visits Pocatello this week. He stays with Col. and Mrs. M. Preston, district chaplain for the Potomac River ordnance plant in Washington. Moore wears Chilean Order of Merit and the Cloud Banner, has long overseas service, and entered the Navy in 1917 after Yale and Princeton. He coached Annapolis sailing against German cadets in 1937 and served as superintendent of naval education in Samoa from 1932 to 1934.

Pacific Fleet John Seventh Ave Ban- Wn Pocatello John W. Moore Pacific Chester W. Nimitz Moore M. Preston South Seventh Potomac River Ordnance Plant Washington, D. C Navy Yale Princeton Annapolis Samoa

Death of Mrs Marguerite French in Pocatello

Mrs Marguerite French 52 wife of Frank French of 756 East Lander died at home early Monday after a heart attack. Born January 27 1895 in Cheyenne Wyoming she moved to Pocatello 28 years ago and married Frank French in Kemmerer Wyoming in 1916. Survivors include her husband a son Donald E French of Pocatello a sister Mrs Earl D Rowley Cheyenne and a brother James E Long of Pocatello. Requiem Mass Thursday 9 am at St Anthony Church with Rev J J Casby. Rosary Wednesday 8 pm at Downard Chapel. Interment Mountainview Cemetery under Downard's Funeral Home.

Marguerite French Frank French East Lander Cheyenne Wyo J. P Elizabeth Long French Pocatello Kemmerer Donald E. French Earl D. Rowley James E. Long St. Anthony Church J. J. Casby Downard Chapel Mountainview Cemetery Downard’s Funeral Home

Demo Candidate Speaks at ISC on Revision of the United Nations

Bert Minne gen, Democratic candidate for Congress, will address Idaho State College students on February 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the Little Theater, Student Union building. His topic is Revision of the United Nations Now and Why.

International Relations Club Idaho State College Bert Minnegen Condo ISC Ida- Little Theater Minwegen Montpelier United Nations

Idaho Butter Production Rises in 1947

Idaho creamery butter output in 1947 rose to about 25.94 million pounds, up from 16.6 million in 1946, according to a Bureau of Agricultural Economics report. Cheese production reached about 24.31 million pounds, roughly four percent higher than 1946.

Boise Idaho Bureau of Articultural Economics Bureau

Also Mentioned on This Page

Airlines Popose Meeks Sacer Ui Noone R. C. Allen R. C. Allen Cash Register Lenstration Fio James C. Bangs N. Main Polio Winkler Stoker Western Coal CO Grace News of Record Lena Lillian Tindore Edma LaClaire Albert Glenn Pabawena Lewis Jacobson Ben Broncho Irene Hunphys Jess Cambridge Oldsmobile Highway Motor Company Fineline W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co Word Qu: Westing Instruments Cook Drug CO Demo Alameda
Search Courier

Search the The Pocatello Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Pocatello Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication