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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1949

Page

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Mystery Veils Reason Behind Military Move

General Carl A. Spaatz, retired air force commander, flies from Dallas to Washington on a special Air Force plane and says he expects to be recalled to active service. He notes Eisenhower was recalled recently and cites a similar trigger for his own summons. Spaatz, nicknamed Tooey, served under MacArthur in the Pacific and with Eisenhower in Europe.

Washington, D. C Nashville Tenn Dallas Tex Washington Carl A. Spaatz Air Force Spaatz Dwight D. Eisenhower Supreme Allied Hoyt Vandenberg Army Air Forces MacArthur Australia Philippines Tooey Pacific Gen Eisenhower

Farmer Loan Bill Swiftly Approved

A House agriculture subcommittee approved a bill to provide 44 million dollars in loans to farmers and stockmen hit by snow and blizzards in the west. Sponsored by Rep. Walter K. Granger the measure would empower the regional Agriculture Credit Corporation to use its funds for relief loans.

Washington House West Walter K. Granger Utah Regional Agriculture Credit Corporation Northwest Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture

Envoy to Quit Post in Hungary

United States Minister Selden Chapin plans to leave Budapest for Washington next week after Hungary demanded his recall. Chapin said he had no official notice of Hungary's action until a Washington message asked him to return for consultations.

Budapest Hungary United States Selden Chapin Washinton Chapin Washington

Pilot dies after B 17 crash near Offutt Field

Col. Orling L. Berquist, SAC flight surgeon, died Sunday from injuries after a B 17 Flying Fortress crashed into a railroad bed two miles from the landing strip at Offutt Field. About 150 feet of Burlington track was ripped up, delaying the Nebraska Zephyr and the California Exposition Flyer for hours.

Omaha Neb Orling L. Berquist Strategic Air Command Headquarters Berquist Offutt Field

Slave, 99, Dies Freed by Lincoln

INDIANAPOLIS By UP Mrs Elizabeth McClain 99 former slave laid to rest on Abraham Lincoln birthday. Lincoln freed her at age 12 her niece says she would have wanted it that way. Born a slave in Springfield Tennessee she moved with family to Keysburg Kentucky after emancipation later lived in Louisville before moving to Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Elizabeth McClain Abraham Lincoln Earl Hobbs McClain Springfield Tenn Keysburg Louisville

Princess Margaret Visits Mountfield Church Amid Pub Toasts

Princess Margaret attends All Saints Church in Mountfield with Commander Mrs Sydney Egerton and Captain Tom Egerton as public excitement grows. Crowds jam the 120 seat church and later cheer outside Mountfield Court, while London papers hint at romance with Том Egerton.

Mountfield England Margaret Fleet Street London Coldstream Guards H. H. Heaton Egertons Mountfield Court Egerton Lord Beaverbrook Sunday Express Lingfield Buckingham Palace Royal Opera House Covent Garden the Express Elizabeth Duke of Edinburgh

13 Pound Baby Breaks Records

A boy weighing 13 pounds four ounces was born at Murphy General hospital in Waltham Massachusetts on Sunday to Mrs Cesidio Schiappucci of Milford wife of a staff sergeant at Westover field. The baby is the largest ever delivered at the hospital and one of the largest born in New England in recent years. Both parents are of average size.

Waltham Mass Army Murphy General Hospital Cesidio Schiappucci Milford Westover Field New England

Canyon Life Line Extends Into Valley

A narrow snowbound route from Anderson Ranch Dam into Ida hovers as a relief corridor. Trucks carry food milk and oil for about 500 residents who endured four days under threat from snow slides. A cautious one way system awaits uphill traffic to depart while engineers say few want to leave.

Anderson Ranch Dam Ida Burma Anderson Ranch Mountain Home

Continued Cold With More Snow Forecast

A weekend of clear skies gave Catellans relief but more snow is forecast. The weather bureau predicts increasing clouds and snow today. Sunday high 17 with a 17 below low. Monday highs 15 to 20 and lows 5 to 10 below.

Idaho Legislature Faces Busy Days With Final Action Looming

Idaho lawmakers push to finish budget work as 17 days remain. Committees shape major bills including appropriations and labor reform while floor votes loom after closed door talks and compromise efforts. An office of labor commissioner is proposed by both parties.

Idaho Boise Roth House Senate Appropriations Committee Labor and Industry Committee House Labor

One Dead and Two Hurt In Nevada Train Wreck

In Winnemucca Nevada a collision of two westbound freight trains killed a fireman, Lawrence Marquis of Imlay, and injured two crewmen. Brakeman M C Brimhall of Carlin suffered two broken legs and engineer L P Kearney of Imlay was treated for shock. The wreck halted the Southern Pacific main line for about 12 to 15 hours and cattle were set free from damaged cars. Rodeo crews and cowboys were asked to help round up strays as trains rerouted via Elko and Carlin.

Winnemucca Nev Southern Pacific Lawrence Marquis Imlay M. C. Brimhall Carlin L. P. Kearney Utah Nevada California Elko Western Pacific

Pipeline Breach Freezes 16 Kansas Towns

A break in a 16 inch Kansas Power and Light pipeline left hundreds shivering as a sleet storm hit north central Kansas. Sixteen towns were without gas for heating or cooking while St. Joseph hospital used kerosene and electric heaters to keep five newborns warm.

Concordia Kan Kansas Power and Light Company Kansas St. Joseph Hospital

79 Coal Miners Reported Killed in Ostrava Pit Disaster

Radio Prague reported that 79 coal miners were trapped and believed killed after explosions at the Dou brava pit in the Ostrava mine district in Moravia. The blasts occurred Saturday and Sunday near the Polish border.

Prague Chechoslovakia Radio Doubrava Ostrava Moravia

Valentine Rules Hearts 600 Years

A long overview traces Valentine legends from the third century to Britain in the 13th century. It notes two versions for both the saint and Pagan rites, including martyrdom or secret marriages, and the spread of Valentine greetings from Italy to Britain.

Valentine Hearts Leo Turner United Press New York Umbria France Britain

Tornado Adds To Chaos Of Plains States

Severe cold from the Canadian border to Texas unleashed snow freezing rain and a tornado in the west. The twister struck Stillwater and Pawhuska causing property damage but no deaths, as crews worked to clear roads and resume rescue operations in the Nebraska Wyoming and South Dakota disaster areas.

Plains States United Press Canadian Texas States Plains Oklahoma Panhandle Stillwater Pawhuska Jake Lewis A. Pick Omaha Nebraska Wyoming South Dakota Es Pick Lusk Air Force State

Portland publishers seek break in walkout deadlock

Federal conciliators E P Marsh and Guy Lintner met with union leaders and publishers after meetings for a stalled 1949 contract dispute. About 2000 workers at the Oregon Journal and Oregonian faced layoff as presses stayed idle and stations broadcast comic strips during the shutdown.

Portland Ore Oregon Journal Portland Oregonian AFL E. P. Marsh Seattle Guy Lintner Labor Temple

Highways Open Across Idaho With Noted Hazards and Detours

Road conditions list open routes from Salt Lake to St. Anthony on U S 191 and U S 91 from Pocatello to Salt Lake plus Idaho 39 from American Falls to Aberdeen. U S 30 N remains hazardous with one lane and detours between American Falls and Rupert. Closures include U S 30 from McCammon to Soda Springs U S 91 from Roberts to Oneida Idaho 28 Lemhi highway Idaho 29 Swan Valley road from Ririe east and U S 20 alt from Teton City to Tetonia.

U. S Salt Lake St. Anthony Pocatello Idaho American Falls Aberdeen U. S. 30 Boise Rupert McCammon Soda Springs U. S. 91 Roberts Oneida Lemhi Swan Valley Ririe Teton City Tetonia

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