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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1949
Page
5
The Rhyming Reporter notes freezing winds and drifting snow keep buses cancelled, water pipes frozen, and cars hard to start. Yet farmers see moisture for next season, while city dwellers endure winter’s grip and hope for spring. The piece celebrates enduring weather talk as daily news in verse.
Grace's Bear River Nation al Farm Loan Association outlines its annual meeting on February 11 in Montpelier at the Burgoyne hotel with dinner at 1 p.m. Harold Bassett of Lago, Idaho, will preside and introduce Willard N. Rees of the Federal Land Bank of Spokane. A brief business session will report on progress and elect two directors, with terms expiring for Harold Bassett and S. Salveson this year.
In the births section at St Anthony's Hospital two couples are listed Mr and Mrs John Adams of 840 North Tenth and Mr and Mrs Pocees H Rogers of 658 North Grant with a girl each. Police Court reports show Milton W Kinne 25 charged with reckless and found guilty with a 25 dollar fine suspended. John S Talbot 565 Jefferson charged with reckless driving guilty with a 25 dollar fine plus 10 suspended. Reds near Nanking report notes Communist forces reached Huachiying a town near Nanking across the Yangtze River. An English note reminds of 17th century church smoking customs.
An Oklahoma police ball in Coffeeville ended with Bill Kelton of Nowata losing his car loot after thieves outside swiped the vehicle while Kenton and about 2,100 guests and police attended the ballroom.
A freight train 235 miles long would require 28 000 cars. Delivered by Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Co last year, these cars would form an enormous yard of rolling stock.
President Truman condemned landlords who would evict tenants to protest rent control bills. Tulsa leaders, affiliated with the American Property Owners association, launched notices to over 1,000 families while groups in seven cities consider similar moves. Officials warned court action could block evictions done in bad faith.
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