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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1948

Page

3

Blackfoot Church to Undergo Neo-Gothic Expansion

Ground will break Feb 23 in Blackfoot for a new St Bernard’s Catholic church costing about 90000 dollars. The Neo-Gothic red brick structure with steeple will seat 350 and adjoin St Margaret’s school. completion is expected by September 1948. Parish growth and fund-raising efforts are noted along with past parish history and community groups.

Blackfoot St. Bernard’s Catholic East Main Street C. M. Verhoeven West Sexton Streets St. Margaret’s School Paradice and Hunter Pocatello Brennan Cahoon Verhoeven St. Margaret’s Fr. Verhoeven St. Bernard’s Parish Altar Society League Holy Rosary Society The Knights of Columbus Holy Name Society de Sales Club St. Margaret's A — Fund Alar Society

Radio Queen Heads to Ashton Derby for Queen for a Day

Doris Herron winner of Mutual Broadcasting System’s Queen for a Day arrives in Pocatello with husband Leonard en route to Ashton for the dog races. She savors prizes and a week long trip while noting the home furniture shortage and a wish for an easy chair. The interval between watch ticks is specified as not varying more than 186000th of a second.

Queen Bates Pocatello Doris Herron Leonard Center KEYY Calvin Hale Ashton Mutual Broadcasting System Western Airlines Leonard Herron

First Circle of Columbian Squires Installed in Idaho

The State of Idaho saw the first circle of Columbian Squires installed Sunday afternoon at St. Anthony Parish Hall. The Knights of Columbus, the senior organization, performed the installation to foster youths' development through physical social civic spiritual and vocational programs. Left to right in the front row were Lloyd and other named participants.

Columbian Squires Idaho St. Anthony Knights of Columbus Lloyd

Mutual Help Urged to Secure Pan American Unity

Mexican foreign minister Jaime Torres Bodet urged economic security as the foundation of collective security for American nations. He called for two steps at the Bogota conference including a pact of juridical equality and a covenant of economic cooperation to address the current economic crisis. He noted some congresses have not yet considered the Rio de Janeiro mutual defense treaty.

Mexico City Jaime Torres Bodet United Press Chapultepec Castle Rio de Janeiro

Not Guilty Pleas Entered in Bannock Burglary Case

Not guilty pleas were entered Saturday by three burglary suspects held in Bannock county jail on two charges. Wallace Morrison 43 faced a November 28 burglary at Fogg drug store East Center street while Carl Germaine 44 of Blackfoot and Robert Farr 48 of Roberts were linked to a November 25 burglary of the Picciano slaughterhouse west of Pocatello. Germaine and Farr Habeas corpus hearing postponed to February 28. writ petition filed by counsel William Ryan.

Bannock County Fifth District L. E. Glennon Wallace James Morrison Fogg Drug Store East Center Street Carl Germaine Blackfoot Robert Mill Farr Roberts Picciano Pocatello Germaine and Farr Glennon William J. Ryan

Officers Are Elected at Idaho Sons of the American Revolution

The Pocatello meeting of the Idaho Society elected Marcus Ware of Lewiston as state president and chose Dr Joseph Clothier and Nicholas Ifft of Pocatello as vice presidents while W H Vincent of Boise was re elected secretary treasurer Brigadier General Franklin Riter of Salt Lake City spoke on the dangers of Communism and urged defense of the Bill of Rights Three medals were planned for Idaho State College winners in historical essays, with previous medals limited to the University of Idaho Moscow committee members listed.

Sons of the American Revolution Idaho Society Pocatello Marcus Ware Lewiston Idaho State College University of Idaho At Nicholas Tift George Oliver

Misconduct Is Asserted in Phoenix Suit

Mrs Gioia Grimditch heiress to part of Jay Groulds estate faces a $250000 suit by her husband against Blake Brophy son of William H Grimditch Jr Harvard student. He sues in federal court for damages over alleged misconduct with Mrs Grimditch on seven specific occasions and other times. She filed for divorce from her husband of Rydal PA. Her personal estate exceeds $750000. She is daughter of the late Gloria Barker granddaughter of a railroad tycoon.

Phoenix, Ariz Gioia Grimditch Jay Grould Blake Brophy Phoenix William H. Grimditch, Jr Harvard Brophy Grimditch Rydal Gloria Barker

United States Blames USSR for German Division in Note

The United States, replying to a Soviet protest, faulted Moscow for dividing Germany and hindering European recovery. It rejected Soviet claims that the upcoming American British French talks on German issues violate Potsdam or any related agreements.

Washington United States Soviet Union Germany

Case Is Won By Defendant In Barrett Motor Co Case

A Fifth District court jury returned a verdict for the defendant in Barrett Motor Co versus William Pruitte. The suit sought 1162 dollars claiming nonpayment for a house trailer. Defendant was represented by Black and Black. plaintiff by O R Baum.

Barrett Motor Co William Pruitte Fifth District Court Black and Black O. R. Baum

Inkom Resident Betty Hayek Dies After Illness

Betty Belle Hayek 47 wife of James Hayek of Inkom died early Sunday in a local hospital after a three month illness. Born April 12 1901 in Toma Iowa she lived near Omaha Nebraska for decades before moving to Pocatello. She married James Huck May 12 1942 in Papillion Nebraska and is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs E J Gardner and Mrs Thomas Clark three stepsons David Grant and Deb. Funeral arrangements by Downard's Mortuary.

Betty Belle Hayek James Hayek Inkom John Lettie Wilson Dumbauld Toma Iowa Omaha Nebraska Pocatello James Huck Pappillion E. J. Gardner Washington Washington, Pocatello Thomas Clark David Grant Deb Downard’s Mortuary

Lava Motel Under Construction As Tourist Season Nears

Lava Hot Springs plans a brisk tourist boom with a new 24 unit motel on main street. Harold E. Thomas says the brick and steel building, started last October, will have private baths in each unit and a large lobby. Cost is about 80000 dollars with some units ready by April 1.

Lava Hot Springs Harold E Ralph Ronald Thomas Lava Harold E. Thomas

Japanese Diet selects Hitoshi Ashida as premier

Tokyo reports Hitoshi Ashida, 60, elected Japan’s fifth postwar prime minister. Former foreign minister and Democratic party leader succeeds Tetsu Katayama. expected to appeal to Gen. MacArthur. Ashida aims to form a middle-road coalition to tackle inflation, food shortages, and political fighting.

Tokyo Japan Hitoshi Ashida The Democratic Party Ashida Tetsu Katayama Douglas MacArthur

Series Of Broadway Plays Set For Pocatello Festival

Georgina Allerton stars in Dream Girl as three Broadway hits come to the high school stage. The Civic Drama Guild of New York books the shows for a nationwide circuit with New York casts. Box offices open Feb 24 at Carnes and Fawson Music Co from 2 to 6 pm. Series tickets are 6 and 4.80 dollars. Plays scheduled March 22, May 12, and June 9.

Georgina Allerton New York Mexico Pocatello Junrior Chamber of Commerce Civic Drama Guild of New York United States Carnes Music Co Fawson Music Co

Liquor Seller Receives Jail Term for Sale to Indians

Albert Bace age 23 of 557 North Harrison Avenue was sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $100 fine by Justice Charles Hyde for selling liquor to Indians. Deputy Earl Adkins arrested him after witnessing the delivery Friday afternoon. he pleaded guilty at arraignment.

Albert Bace North Harrison Ave Charles. Hyde Bace Earl Adkins

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