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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1948

Page

3

Prices Of Meat Drop In Gate City

In Gate City and nearby Pocatello area meat prices declined with bacon down 5 to 6 cents per pound varying by grade. Shortening, smoked ham, beef, and lamb posted reductions. flour and sugar also eased. Officials expect further consumer price relief as wholesale cuts pass through. Washington reports a weekly retail food cost survey to track price drops.

Pocatello A. L. Baker Swift and Company Idaho Feed Dealers Association United Press Association Frank B. Wilson Wilson Washington (Lp Labor Department

Obituaries for Suzanne Cook and Rufus Pack and railroad suit

Suzanne Cook 9 month old daughter of Cecil M and Eva Audrey Windley Cook died Friday at home after a short illness born April 22 1947 in Pocatello survivors include parents maternal and paternal grandparents funeral services to be announced Rufus Pack 82 died Friday morning in an Idaho Falls hospital after a heart attack funeral arrangements to be announced later A $1547 damage suit filed in district court against Southern Pacific railroad by an Ogden Utah cattle buyer claiming 36 horses died due to alleged negligence in Winnemucca Nevada

Zuanne Cook Suzanne Cook Cecil M Eva Audrey Windley Cook South Fourth Ave Pocatello Gordon J. Windley W. D. Cook Thornton Idaho Arthur W. Hall Rufus Pack Idaho Falls Mr. Pack U. W. Pack South Eighth Ave Sues Railroad Winnemucca Nev Southern Pacific Railroad Ogden, Utah

Veteran Indicted for Theft of A-Bomb Project Photos

Former army sergeant Fred C. Michaels of Rochester New York was indicted by a federal grand jury in Albuquerque for theft of confidential photographs from the Los Alamos atomic project.

Albuquerque N. M Fred C. Michaels Rochester N. Y Los Alamos, N. M

Gambling king Tony Cornero Stralla identifies assailant

Know suspects the gunman who critically wounded Tony Cornero Stralla in a Monday night attack, Beverly Hills police chief C. H. Anderson said.

Beverly Hills Cal Tony Cornero Stralla C. H. Anderson

Twins and Triplets Enter Carlsbad Hospital 1948 Start

The maternity ward at Carlsbad hospital had a busy start to 1948 with two sets of twins and one set of triplets born within three weeks.

Carlsbad, N. M Carlsbad Hospital

Ashton brothers hunt two big Utah cougars in rugged pursuit

Bruce and Ward Reynolds of Ashton hunted in Emory Utah and brought down two large cougars after an arduous chase. The first cat weighed about 180 pounds and was finished with a .300 Savage after a long ascent and cliff jumps. The second was treed and shot between the eyes with a .32 pistol.

Ward Bruce Reynolds Pocatello Utah Ani Mal Bruce Reynolds Brothers Ashton Ward Reynolds Ashton Country Emory

Fire Claims Life of Deputy County Attorney Visitor

Robert C. Brooke, 30, deputy county attorney from Helena Montana, died in Santa Monica fire that swept his sister’s home. Police say he apparently slept with a lit cigarette and a chair ignited, causing fatal suffocation.

Santa Monica Cal Robert C. Brooke Helena Mont Sire Brooke

Punctures Fear Garages But Avoid Their Vicinity

A quirky句 phrase notes punctures avoiding garages, suggesting a humorous view of automobiles and mechanical spaces. The line emphasizes avoidance and distance, playing on the fear of garages in a lighthearted way.

Court Roundup: Bonds Forfeited and Guilty Pleas Across Cases

George Ranstrom failed to stop at a signal resulting in bond forfeiture while Ralph Whitehead, 38, was charged with intoxication but found innocent. Albert Bowden, 34, pleaded guilty to intoxication and faced a $15 fine. Roy W. Hickox, 55, charged with intoxication had bond forfeited at $15.

George Ranstrom Bond Ralph Whitehead Albert Bowden Roy W. Hickox

Stolen items reported from Union Pacific yards

Police bulletins note theft of lenses globes and rims from a Ford pickup headlight assembly. The items were reported by Arthur Paulsen of 1025 East Lovejoy Street.

Union Pacific Arthur Paulsen East Lovejoy St

Marriage Licenses Issued for Norman Richardson and Eliza Johnson

Norman Willis Richardson aged 19 of Inkom and Eliza Belle Johnson aged 16 of Inkom obtained marriage licenses with mother's consent for Eliza. The union proceeds under the state marriage laws and official record.

Norman Willis Richardson Inkom Eliza Belle Johnson

Probate Petition for Admin of Albert W Hall Estate

Probate Court petitions for letters of administration in the estate of Albert William Hall of Lava Hot Springs who died January 27 1948. Filed by his surviving widow Susan Hall.

Albert William Hall Lava Hot Springs Susan Hall

Births for Mr and Mrs Milton Haskett in Bay February

A baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Haskett at St. Anthony's Hospital on February 12. The family resides at 10842 Randolph Ave in Bay.

Milton Haskett Randolph Ave Bay St. Anthony’s Hospital

Mrs Carlyle Leads Devotions at Methodist Tea

The Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting at the Methodist church heard the theme Observing God's Lofty Ray with Mrs Harold Carlyle leading devotions. Mrs Evelyn Holman as vice president presided and Mrs Don Larsen spoke on The Earth and Its Riches.

Woman's Society of Christian Service The Methodist Church Harold Carlyle Evelyn Holman Don Larsen

Safety Factors Discussed at Pocatello Lions Meet

National Safety Month speaker E. E. Beck of Boise led a Lions luncheon at Bannock hotel on safety factors. The meeting reported about 2000 dollars net from Cavalcade of Mirth and Music and plans to thank cast members while noting funds will exceed 2000 dollars for Mayor Phillips pool fund.

E. E. Beck Boise Lions Club Bannock Hotel M.la Phillips

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