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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1949
Page
11
Five pm weekday deadline for seven to thirty insertions with daily office hours nine to five. Ads accepted outside hours Sundays and holidays. Situations Wanted Wanted to Rent and hotel or motel guest ads paid in advance. Box number ads charged for space used.
The itinerant bees settled in a front yard tree at 455 N. Arthur and remained there at noon yesterday. Don Nilsson reported the swarm to police Monday but could not find an expert or anyone willing to remove it due to sting risk. Bee activity remained high with a constant stream in and out.
Bannock County Commission Chairman W H Jensen reported the House Public Lands Committee has begun executive sessions on HR 1356 for payments in lieu of taxes on federal real property. He expects passage and plans Boise talks with tax group leaders about Idaho land ownership figures and revenue losses.
Great Lakes naval training center fraud control officer Cmdr J B Stanard Jr discovers a dead mother mouse and three baby mice inside an electric toaster after taking it apart. The odd incident raises questions about appliance safety at the facility.
Foreign Aid Chief Paul G Hoffman outlined a new program to expand European trade among Marshall Plan nations. The plan would affect about 900 million dollars in conditional credits and aims to foster competition and freer trade across Western Europe.
Virginia deputy shoots and kills Earl Nelson a 60 year old Crisfield crab fisherman during a struggle aboard Nelsons boat in Pocomoke Sound near the Maryland Virginia boundary authorities from both states will confer on charges. The incident renews a long standing interstate dispute over fishing rights in the lower Chesapeake Bay.
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