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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1949

Page

2

Rail Industry In Its Biggest Postwar Drop

Government and industry figures say the railroad sector is in its steepest postwar decline. Freight shipments and passenger traffic are down sharply, employment at its lowest since 1942, with 100000 layoffs cited as the scale of disruption. Weather and shifting transport modes are blamed for the downturn.

Washington Naéhwar Elima Wa Osuisspete Association of American Railroads Association Railroad Association Atlantic States Indels

All Schools Make Up Lost Hours in Blizzard Era

In Independent School District No 55 Blackfoot, all schools opened Monday with buses bringing rural students. Attendance was good despite late buses and some routes not fully covered. Washington's Birthday was not observed as a holiday to recover time lost during the blizzard closures.

Blackfoot Independent School District No. 55 Washington

Cunard liner speeds to aid freighter aground off Colombia

The Cunard White Star luxury liner Carmen reported speed to 22 knots Friday to rescue a 4,449 ton freighter aground eight miles off the Col ombo coast with its crew ready to abandon ship.

SOS NEW York Cunard Carmin Colomb

Taft Hartley Law Breeds Board Strife

The Taft Hartley law has bred friction between the National Labor Relations Board and General Counsel Robert N. Denham, with Chairman Herzog noting near crises in their arguments. The administration seeks repeal of Taft Hartley provisions amid broader labor policy shifts.

Washington LLP National Labor Relations Board Paul M. Herzog Senate Labor Committee Robert N. Denham Herzog Truman Congress

Weather Bureau Mystified By Nasty Winter Of 48 49

Washington officials say the western United States endured a record winter in 1948 49 with unprecedented snow wind sleet and freezing rain. The Weather Bureau admits it cannot explain the cause citing a lack of comprehensive global data and comparing the pattern to a jig saw puzzle with missing pieces.

Weather Bureau Washington Ivan R. Tannehill Bureau Bikini Eniwetok Tannehill Japan Formosa Great Britain U. S

Tea types differ by processing methods

The three tea types are black green and oolong. Black tea is fermented green tea is unfermented and oolong is semi fermented.

Pork and Beef Prices Rise on Chicago Wholesale Market

Wholesale pork and beef prices have climbed since February 10 with pork loins up to 11 cents a pound and beef up to 54 cents per pound. Veal fell up to 7 cents, lamb held steady. retail spreads vary with beef at 40 to 42 cents, pork loins 52 to 53 cents, veal 42 to 50 cents.

Chicago U. S Aetna

Rigid Price Supports Challenged by Hoover Task Force

Washington report says Hoover Commission agriculture advisers urged Congress to abandon a higher rigid wartime price support for another year. They favor flexible lower supports starting with 1950 crops and warn the current system risks major financial losses. The task force also backs direct subsidies for permanent crops and broader Secretary of Agriculture discretion, plus greater transparency in farm spending.

Hoovers Commission Congress Agriculture Department Eugene Millikin Colo U. S Lawnce H. Whiting House Hoover Commission Washington Commission Agriculture “Task Force Dean H. P. Rusk Illinois State College of Agriculture Urbana Secretary of Agriculture

Stewed Student In Death Escape

A Yale student fell onto train tracks in Darien Connecticut as a slow moving train stopped after a brakeman triggered the emergency cord. Freemont B Hitchcock a junior from Jonathan Edwards college Redwood City California faced acute alcoholism charges and was held for observation after the incident.

Darien Conn Yale Freemont B. Hitchcock Redwood City Cal Hitchcock Jonathan Edwards College

News of the Day In Rhyme and Recall of 1912 Tales

A verse filled roundup notes money for food relief amid suffering from blizzards killing livestock and asks about spring losses. It cites Washington Senator Harry Cain opposing Mon Wallgren, plus California fire alarm rules and a Pasadena court scene as anecdotes.

Seattle Hubby Washington Harry Cain Mon C. Wallgren Wallgren Cain Senate Pasadena California

Amnesia victim gains memory of husband in Seattle

Mrs. Hertis Sugden, 26, an amnesia victim who lost memory in 1944, told her husband Will, 33, that he is kind and affectionate after a recent recognition in Seattle. She recalled her spouse and faced unfamiliar feelings toward new clothes while her children remained unsure. The couple planned a second honeymoon, and Sugden anticipated daily adjustments.

Seattle Hertis Sugden Will

Albert Barnes On Gods Love And The Saviour

The quote affirms divine love as willing to sacrifice to save humanity and presents the gift of a Saviour as the expression of that love. It attributes the view to Albert Barnes, highlighting theological emphasis on salvation.

Albert Barnes

Truman outlines threefold social security expansion plan

President Truman proposes widening old age and survivors coverage and payroll tax boosts to fund higher benefits. He also backs sickness benefits up to 26 weeks and disability equivalents, federal grants to states for aged, blind, and children, and broader need-based aid from general funds. Unemployment insurance and a national health insurance program are also anticipated.

Estes Kefauver Tenn American Farm Bureau Federation National Grange Memorial Leon H. Gavin Nun U. S Titusville United States Washington Truman General Treasury

LDS Church Buys Royal Dairy Farm Near Logan

The Cache Logan and Mt. Logan Stakes of the LDS Church announced the purchase of the Royal Dairy Farm, 85 acres west of Logan, for 45000 dollars from Red Devil Coal Co. of Salt Lake City. The farm will support church welfare programs and be operated by W. W. Owens, former Utah State Extension Service director.

Logan, Utah Cache Valley Latter- da Saints Church Royal Dairy Farm Logan Red Devil Coal Company Salt Lake City Cache Mt. Logan W. W. Owens Utah State Extension Service

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