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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1949
Page
5
A dense roster of churches from Alameda to Blackfoot announces Sunday schedules. Entries include ministers, worship times, Sunday schools, young people's services, evangelistic meetings, and city, street, and ward details across many denominations.
Rev. Leroy Walker leads morning worship at 11 with the sermon The Sanctity of Speech. Education hour at 9:45, M Y F at 6:30, Wesley Foundation buffet at parsonage. Center Street at Garfield.
In Vernon Illinois the second of Siamese girl twins died eighteen hours after a separation operation. The twins were joined at the abdomen with a shared gall bladder and intestinal tract and weighed four pounds seven ounces. The first twin died twenty four hours after birth. The operation left the surviving sister in an incubator as her condition worsened. The twins were the first children of their 32 year old mother.
Moscow reports Lenin remembered with nationwide ceremonies as memorial statements dominate press and radio. Across the Soviet Union organizations hold meetings praising Lenin and denouncing American imperialism while brief dispatches cover Truman's inauguration and Chiang Kai Shek's resignation.
A new Bartow lighting system dedicates 72 lamps with 180000 candlepower at Salt Lake City Municipal Airport. The lamps, controllable from the tower, will enable transport planes to use the airport in almost all weather conditions, says City Commissioner Fred Tedesco.
A Wisconsin pastor leaves his pulpit to take a janitorial position at another church, prompting reflection on vocation and faith. The move contrasts sacred duties with secular service, highlighting personal calling and community impact.
Keio 1450 KC leads with 9:15 headlines and 10:00 The Concert Hour. KC KPST Preston radios offer morning programs and a 12:45 Roundup of the World News. KEYY 1240 features Mutual Opera Concert at noon and Vet Wants Know at 12:45.
Sanitary authorities in Managua ordered fumigation of all passengers and cargoes arriving from Panama at Nicaraguan sea and airports due to a jungle yellow fever outbreak there.
Gordon M. Rogers, 41, a mill worker in Willets California, died after reaching for a splinter on a log as it entered a mill saw. He slipped and was pulled into the whirling blade yesterday.
Etienne de Roulin-Laboreur, a rightist deputy in the national assembly, his secretary and his five year old granddaughter were wounded in Paris tonight by a burst of submachine gun bullets.
Saturday to Monday shows feature For The Love Of Mary with Deanna Durbin Edmond O Brien and Jeffry Lynn and Smoky Mountain Melody with Roy Acuff. Sea Devils and Farmers Daughter pair with Sea Devils on Tuesday and Wednesday along with Farmers Daughter starring Joseph Cotton and Loretta Young.
In South Bend Indiana the Studebaker Corp halted production after over 12 000 workers walked out in a piece work rate dispute. The CIO United Auto Workers endorsed a first strike vote at the firm in 16 years as employees from seating fabrication final assembly and body divisions left their posts. The company shut down and sent workers home.
Ashton Ida UP The entire proceeds of the 31st annual Ashton dog derby will go to the Ashton Memorial hospital fund Everett Heseman president of the paren Dog Mushers club said. About 8000 spectators attended last year and similar turnout is expected. The club opens its winter race series at McCall Feb 12-13 with next race at Ketchum Feb 26-27.
George Jackson Mead, 58, co founder of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Corp and a leading aircraft engine designer, died after a long illness in West Hartford Connecticut. In New York the American Jewish Congress urged denial of German pianist Walter Gieseking’s visa due to his perceived collaboration with the Nazi movement.
A Saturday and Sunday schedule showcases Captain Frord Castile with Tyrone Power and Cesar Romero. Echo Ranch with Red River Cave. Hit Parade with Eddie Albert and Joan Edwards. Whispering City starring Helmut Dantine. The Guilt of Janet Ames with Rosalind Russell. Philo Vance Returns with William Wright. Red Stallion in color with Robert Paige. Wake Up and Dream in technicolor with John Payne and June Haver.
The Chief Theater presents Date With Judy in technicolor with Jane Powell Elizabeth Taylor and Wallace Beery on Sunday through Wednesday, plus Basketball Headlines of 1948 featurette and a color cartoon. Thursday through Saturday showcases Two Guys from Texas with Dennis Morgan Jack Carson and Dorothy Malone and Sofia with Gene Raymond and Sigrid Curie.
Mr and Mrs William Evans Downey announce a baby girl. Mr and Mrs Clem Peters Blackfoot report a newborn daughter. Mr and Mrs Clarence Kimball 918 East Center welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs David Bricker Clay wn Lime share a new baby. Merle Dalton 337 North nd oy records a birth. Mr and Mrs Jasper Scardine route 1 north announce a boy. Everett Duncan Stat route reports a girl.
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