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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1948

Page

12

Hoover warns U S has no military allies in world

Former President Herbert Hoover told a Washington's Birthday gathering that the United States could not count on allies if war comes and warned that Britain and western Europe might stay neutral. He urged a Western Europe defense union through the United Nations to sustain peace and the Marshall Plan.

New York Herbert Hoover Hoover Washington Sons of the Revolution Waldorf- Astoria Britain Western Europe U. S United Nations

Town marshal in Bristol charged with drunken driving

Town marshal Paul Wright, 52, of Bristol, Indiana, was charged with drunken driving on a complaint from Bristol residents. The incident occurred in Dutch Gosh en according to a United Press report. Wright serves as town marshal and is described as the Bristol official facing the charge.

Goshen Ind Paul Wright Bristol

Harrigson's Jewelry Ad Promotes Idaho's Oldest Jeweler

An advertisement for Harrigson's, Idaho's oldest jewelry store, highlights local expertise and trust. Located at .114 South Mainz in Pocatello, the message urges customers to know their jeweler and trust their knowledge of jewelry.

Idaho Harrigson's

Army Reveals Improved V-2 Rocket Guiding Efforts

Army scientists outlined steps to better control the V-2 rocket using gyroscopic and other mechanisms. Tests at White Sands reported flight control in the 60 seconds from launch to stratosphere, with future improvements expected to narrow target errors from miles to yards.

Washington Army White Sands N. M Outer Space Earth Bain

Weather Man Displays Varied Wares In Nation

A national weather roundup reports heavy snow from Kentucky to Massachusetts with New York City totaling 57.1 inches for the season. Northern Florida to North Carolina see rain and sleet on roads. Harrisburg, Greenwood, and other towns contend with flooding and hazardous conditions as Yazoo River threats affect 15 000 residents.

Weather Man Atlantic Rockies Midwest Kentucky Massachusetts Harrisburg New York City New York Florida North Carolina Greenwood Miss Yazoo

Truman Seen Stronger In South Than Roosevelt In South

Southern voters favor Truman in trial heats at 74 76 percent versus 69 percent for Roosevelt in 1944. Despite threats of a southern revolt over civil liberties reform, Truman remains as popular as Roosevelt in early administration and stronger than Roosevelt later.

Truman South Roosevelt American Institute of Public Opinion George Gallo Princeton N.J Franklin D. Roosevelt Texas Thomas E. Dewey Harold E. Stassen Robert A. Taft Henry A. Wallace Stassen Wallace Dewey Taft Tru

Saginaw city appeals slot machine ban by collecting nickels

Sag inaw officials searched for a man to collect nickels from parking meters as a test of the states slot machine ban. They advertised and received 35 applications.

Saginaw, Mich Saginaw

Southern governors push to curb Truman civil rights program

Five Southern governors asked Democratic National Chairman J. Howard McGrath to withdraw the president's civil rights program from Congress, restore the two thirds rule, and back state sovereignty, in a closed-session questions list. McGrath, a Rhode Island senator, faced a political test on the hotly debated issue.

Washington J. Howard McGrath J. Strom Thurmond South Carolina Gregg Cherry North Carolina Beauford H. Jester Texas Ben Laney Arkansas William Preston Lane Maryland McGrath Truman U. S Rhode Island

Margarine study finds fortified margarine as healthful as butter

A two year diet study by the University of Illinois College of Medicine and reported in JAMA shows margarine fortified with vitamin A is as healthful as butter. 267 children in two groups, 160 on margarine and 107 on butter, exhibited similar growth and health.

Chicago University of Illinois College of Medicine Journal of the American Medical Association Anton J. Carlson American Psychiologists Harry Leichenger George Eisenberg

Three Powers Open Secret Talks on Germany in London

United States Britain and France began informal discussions on Germany with priority to Germany's role in the Marshall Plan. Britain published a note rejecting the Soviet protest, stating plans to discuss all Big Four disagreements to prevent prejudice to Europe's peaceful recovery.

London United States Britain France Germany Soviet Union Europe

Weather Notables Fail To Show Any Real Wind

Forecasters report minimal wind and dry conditions across multiple locales as cooler air moves in. Residents are watching for any signs of rain with temperatures hovering near seasonal norms.

Co Ed Kills Own Infant at Illinois Rooming Home

Muriel Ostrowsky a 25 year old pre law student from Laurence New York confessed to strangling her illegitimate baby with a nylon stocking in a students rooming home near the University of Illinois. She said the act was a precautionary measure and she did not know if the infant was dead or alive when born. Miss Ostrowsky was held without charge at the county hospital under police guard pending further investigation and a psychiatric exam.

Champaign Ill University of Illinois Coed Muriel Ostrowsky Laurence, N. Y State Atty John Bresee Bresee

Curfew Bell Rings Early in Flora As Fire Siren Fails

Flora residents faced confusion when the 9:45 curfew bell began tolling at midday as a substitute for a frozen fire siren during cold weather. youths expressed anger and bewilderment at the misplaced bell.

Flora, Ill Flora

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