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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1948
Page
5
A Granite High School basketball trip bus was struck from behind by a car driven by 69 year old R D Wadley three miles north of Lehi Utah. Melting snow on an oil slicked curve made driving dangerous but no bus passengers were injured.
Stage and screen actress Kay Francis remained in fair condition at White Cross hospital Columbus after treatment for a severe cold and sleeping tablet overdose. Dr Maurice B Rusof said she would stay about a week.
Johnny Weismuller known as Tarzan plans to marry golfer Allene Gates at Donner Trail Ranch Nevada within hours after his Reno divorce from Beryl Scott becomes final next Thursday January 29.
The Idaho Typewriter Exchange conducts a two day sales and service school in room 214 at the Bannock hotel. Representatives from Boise Idaho Falls Pocatello Salt Lake City and Denver attend. The program includes sales and service talks for store managers foremen and reps and covers new products and merchandising. Representatives from Denver and Salt Lake City will share information on new dictaphones.
George N. Green superintendent of Pocatello schools travels to Washington Monday to join about fifty administrators from regions with war facilities to discuss taxes and financing for school systems. He cites limited aid approved so far and notes the district enrolled 375 pupils while federal land issues add educational burden.
The Navy demonstrates a method using jet-propelled aircraft to generate fog that can obscure an entire fleet array in under 30 seconds, marking a rapid screen deployment for naval defense and operations.
Geneva Stel Co reports Theodore Mullen, 46, Drager ton Utah, was killed in a mine accident at Canyon Utah. Mullen served as a motorman on electric equipment hauling coal cars when the motor toppled and crushed him.
F M Bistline of Pocatello a Democratic national committeeman told a Bonneville county courthouse meeting that the National Association of Manufacturers dictates the Republican program. He cited price controls and restrictions on travel and dining, urged support for President Truman and a Democratic House and Senate.
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