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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1948

Page

2

Coast Man To Give ISC Observance Talk

Dr. Bernard L. Hyink of the University of Redlands California will speak at 2 p.m. Wednesday on What is the Secret of a Good Government as part of Idaho State College anniversary events marking the college’s first year as a degree granting institution.

Idaho State College Bernard L. Hyink University of Redlands Calif Dr. Hyink Redands Division of Social Hyink Frazier Auditorium The Coleges Frazier Hall Graveley McIntosh Rotary International Phi Beta Kappa Pi Sigma Alpha Pi Kappa Delta

Thornhill Couple Pleads Delayed In Assault Case

Charles E. Thornhill and wife Norma appeared before District Judge Guy Stevens in Blackfoot for assault with a deadly weapon charges. Plea entered but postponed to 3 p.m. March 2. They were bound over to district court after being brought from Anaconda by Sheriff Belnap. The alleged attack with a pocket knife occurred last September against C. C. Hartwick, all three employees at State Hospital South. Defense counsel H. William Furcher appointed.

Blackfoot Charles E. Thornhill Norma Guy Stevens Bingham County Anaconda Mont Charles W. Belnap Justice of the Peace P. D. Thomas Thornhill C. C. Hartwick State Hospital South Thornhills H. William Furcher

R M Weaver Ella Mae Fox Luther Shepherd Anita Shephard

News Of Record lists births and residents in Pocatello. Announcements include a girl born to Keith Sherwood at St. Anthony's hospital on Feb 27 and another to Jim Monroe at General hospital on Feb 28. Loveland adds a Feb 28 daughter at St. Anthony's hospital.

R. M. Weaver Pocatello Ella Mae Fox Luther Shepherd Anita Shephard Keith Sherwood South Eighth Ave St. Anthony’s Hospital Jim Monroe South Fourth Ave General Hospital Elvin Loveland

Stolen Items From Ogden Autos Reported

Police bulletin notes theft from the Toliver auto in the 100 block North Railroad Avenue Ogden Utah. Missing items include one pair driving glasses two pairs of sunglasses and a brown driving seat with total value listed at 38 dollars.

M. E. Toliver Ogden Utah North Railroad Avenue

Utah Cattle and Horse Growers elect new leaders

L C Montgomery of Heber began another term as president of the Utah Cattle and Horse Growers association at a two day Salt Lake City conference. J A Beebag of Moab was first vice president with Horace Allred Roosevelt Alonzo Hopkin Woodruff McKinley Morrell Junction and Erastus Gardner St George as vice presidents. The group rejected a call to revise Utah big game laws and opposed more federal land acquisitions and new national parks monuments or forests.

Salt Lake City L. C. Montgomery Heber Utah Cattle and Horse Growers Association J. A. Beebag Moab Horace Allred Roosevelt Alonzo F. Hopkin Woodruff McKinley Morrell Junction Erastus S. Gardner St. George Utah

Security Move Urged

Idaho American Legion Commander Charles D. Howe urged unqualified support of the Marshall Plan and universal military training at the fifth district legion convention. Howe said such support was necessary to national security and that Americans may need to reconsider spending and tax levels to strengthen defense.

Idaho Charles D. Howe Donnelly Howe

Route 95 Association Sets Budget and Chairs

In Weiser Idaho the Highway 95 group renamed itself the Route 95 association. It named committee chairs and approved a 4 000 dollar budget for the year.

Weiser Ida Highway 95 Association Route 95 Association

Royalty Enjoys Comedian's Show at Palladium

Hollywood star Danny Kaye delivered a 55 minute show in London before King George VI Queen Elizabeth and royal children at the Palladium. The royal party stayed after the performance to chat with the American entertainer.

London Hollywood Danny Kaye King George VI Queen Elizabeth Princesses Elizabeth Margaret Rose Prince Philip the Palladium Kaye

Father Disclaims Daughter in Soviet Union Union

Pittsburgh immigrant farmer Ivan Bitar disowned his eldest daughter Annabelle after she quit her job at the Moscow embassy, renounced U S citizenship, and married a Russian baritone in the Soviet Union. He described a life of hard work on a 500 acre farm and coal mines while lamenting his daughter’s defection. He funded her education at the University of Pittsburgh, calling her ungrateful for her criticism of his speech and choices.

Pittsburgh Ivan Bitar United States America Soviet Union State Department Annabelle Moscow U. S The Ussr Austria-Hungary Clairton Russia University of Pittsburgh

Folsom Welcomes Stormy Aid in Presidential Bid

Alabama Governor James E. Folsom opens his presidential campaign to Stormy, the LSU campus figure and Louisana stripper known as Stormy. LSU officials rejected her campus politics help, though Folsom welcomed her aid and called her a honey pot.

Montgomery Ala Alabama James E. Folsom Folsom Stacie Lawrence Louisana Stormy Louisana State University LSU

Victor Mature Marries Dorothy Stephens Berry in Yuma

Hollywood star Victor Mature wed Dorothy Stephens Berry in a simple Yuma ceremony before justice of the peace R H Lutes. The pair, both previously married, renewed vows later the same day with Byron Evans as best man and Mrs Evans as matron of honor.

Yuma, Ariz Victor Mature Hollywood Dorothy Stephens Berry Mature Pasadena Calif Justice of Peace R. H. Lutes Coast Guard Byron Evans Justice Beverly Hills Evans

Arthur W Hall Mortuary marks 34 years in Pocatello

Since 1911 Arthur W Hall arrived to find horse drawn funerals and hearses. He started in 1914 with Otto Schumacher and built a major southeast Idaho mortuary. A 1917 auto ambulance burned in a garage fire, returning to horse drawn processions until a new ambulance arrives. Hall, active in church and county politics, celebrates 34 years as a Pocatello mortician with a rebuilt modern mortuary and plans for a new ambulance this month.

Arthur W. Hall Pocatello Otto Schumacher Hall Aho Gladys Rogers Lincoln Avenue Law Library Elk’s Club Mountainview Mooney Jesse M. Chase Hall-Schumacher Pocatello Lds First Ward Bannock County Democratic Central Committee

Nursing Licensure Exams Set for Boise and Two Cities

Examinations for Idaho nursing licenses will be held in Boise Le wiston and Pocatello on Monday according to Estella S Mulliner state occupational license bureau director. About 32 student nurses are expected to take the tests.

Boise Idaho Lewiston Pocatello Estella S. Mulliner State Occupational License Bureau

Sailor Sought To Save Mother In Blood Drive Plea

Indianapolis UP report says 19-year-old AWOL sailor Bob Kidwell is the focus of a nationwide police search. His mother Mary Kidwell faces possible RH negative blood transfusions when her baby is born in two or three weeks. Bob’s father John Kidwell appeals for his son to return home to help his mother and possibly save two lives through blood donation.

Indianapolis Bob Kidwell Navy Mary Kidwell Oakland Calif Bob

Streamliner Derails in Raleigh No Passengers Injured

Four cars of the Silver Meteor, a Seaboard Air Line streamliner from Florida to New York, derailed Friday in downtown Raleigh. Three coaches and a diner jumped the track as the 17 car train curved through an area near two tracks, causing damage but with no reported passenger injuries. Detoured onto a nearby Norfolk Southern line.

Raleigh N. C Florida New York Seaboard Air Line Railway Norfolk Southern Railway

All the Way In Let Us Walk Automobiles

A bold call urges full commitment to a new approach, urging thorough engagement and progress in the field of automobiles. The phrase signals a push for decisive action and proactive collaboration among stakeholders.

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