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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1949

Page

3

Series of Offices Burglarized in Downtown Pocatello

Police probe three burglaries in downtown Pocatello with total losses around 360 dollars. The Girl Scouts of America at 206 Pioneer Building reported 247 dollars in cash and checks stolen from a desk. Gee and Hargraves law offices at 216 Central Building were ransacked with about 30 dollars taken from a cash box. no other items missing. A Sonotone Service office at 413 Carlson Building reported 36 dollars removed from a metal cabinet. Entries varied from forced desks to unlocked doors and windows. some doors appeared unlocked at closing or reopening times. Building supervisors noted locking or unlocked conditions and prying tool access may have occurred.

Pocatello Thelma Roberts Girl Scouts of America Pioneer Bldg L.A. Lewis Jimmy Lock Gee Oje Griggs George Hargraves Hargrave Burgariet F. J.ees Sonotone Ee Service Carlson Oren Clark

Emergency Meet in Memphis Stops for Stocking Swap

In Memphis a wedding rush was interrupted when the maid of honor burst into tears over a run in her stocking. A quick guest donated a replacement pair, saving the ceremony's mood and flow.

Memphis Tenn

Bees Depart After Two Day Stay In Arthur Avenue Yard

Residents on Arthur Avenue report a two day swarm that settled in Don Nilsson’s front yard then departed around noon on Wednesday. Mrs. Nilsson said a neighborhood boy dispersed the bees with a stick prompting the wanderlust and the swarm left after circling the tree for minutes. The Nilssons gained knowledge about bee habits and fielded many offers to relocate the swarm while phones rang with advice and inquiries.

Don Nilsson N. Arthur Mrs. Nilsson Nilsson Arthur Avenue

December Birthday Club Brings Faculty Celebration

Charleston Illinois December-born faculty at Eastern Illinois State College led by president Robert Buzzard held a joint spring party for 17 colleagues with December birthdays to offset Christmas overshadowing anniversaries. Buzzard noted his own December 15 birthday and encouraged the group to create a shared celebration.

Charleston Ill Robert Buzzard Buzzard Eastern Illinois State College Dee F” Byizzard

Hornets Drive New Hampshire Mail Carriers From Boxes

Rural letter carriers in southern New Hampshire report hornets nesting in mailboxes and driving them off during deliveries. They urged residents to spray insecticide in their boxes to combat the problem.

Bostman Salem N. H New Hampshire

Police Court Roundup Includes Fines and Pleas

Ray Vincente charged with intoxication pleaded not guilty then dismissed. Rex Jensen fined for disturbing the peace. Bill Filmore guilty for illegal parking and fined. Roy H Stevenson's speeding guilty with a small fine. Riley Restine found guilty after pleading not guilty, fine 25 with suspension. Brown guilty of intoxication fined 15. Freeman guilty of being disorderly fined 50. Civil case Southeast Idaho Furniture Co. vs Bybee plus name change for Clarence Jones. Marriage licenses issued for Tauscher Baumgartne and Carey DeValcour.

Rex Jensen Bill Filmore Roy H. Stevenson Riley Ralph Restine David Brown Lavon Farr Freeman Southeast Idaho Furniture Co Joseph V. Bybee Clarence Autry Jones Clarence Jack Jones

Oregon to Help Build Bridges Across Snake River

Oregon highway commission says an agreement with Idaho to begin immediate construction of new bridges over the Snake River at Weiser and Payette. Widening or replacement of Ontario and Nyssa bridges planned. Costs shared. Idaho tests foundations. Oregon designs. joint contracts with federal aid.

Salem Ore Oregon Highway Commission Idaho Highway Department Snake River Weiser and Payette Ontario Nyssa Oregon Idaho Weiser Payette Bridge

Gifts Enrich Idaho State College Museum and Gallery

The Idaho State college historical museum and Neilson art gallery received diverse donations including an ivory elephant tusk fossil from Reuben F. Lindenschmitt, a cast iron oxshoe and a Caribou Cree parka from Albert Van S. Pulling, and artifacts from C. Ben Lyon such as a granite tomahawk head and a Nez Perce map. J A Youngren contributed beaded belt items from John Wilenbahn Fort Hall Indian and a collection including white deer skin beaded moccasins, a war bonnet and peace pipe along with Maya and Iroquois works by Morley and Thomas.

Idaho State College Historical Museum Neilson Art Gallery Reuben F. Lindenschmitt McCammon Albert van S. Pulling ISC Pulling C. Ben Lyon Pocatello Nez Perce Old Fort Hall Lyon Mary J. Lyon J. A. Youngren John Wilenbahn Fort Hall Youngren Chief Ballard Daisy St. Clair Sylvanus G. Morley Bureau of American Ethnology Cyrus Thomas Smithsonian Institution

Loyalty parades urged by Oregon Knights of Columbus

Oregon Knights of Columbus push nationwide loyalty parades on the first Sunday in May to counter May Day demonstrations by Communist groups. At its state convention in Salem the group voted to present the resolution at the national convention in Portland in August.

Salem Ore Oregon Knights of Columbus Oregon Knights of Columbus Portland

Peron accuses Argentina blockades and sabotage

President Juan D Peron said Argentina faces economic blockade and sabotage of foreign trade. He claimed the blockade forced six months with no exports of cereals and criticized promises of purchases that never occurred.

Buenos Aires Argentina Juan D. Peron Peron

Slogan Truck Causes Minor Tremor in Memphis Crash

A dump truck bearing the slogan we move the earth crashed into a concrete mixer in Memphis Tennessee. The collision spilled about 9000 pounds of concrete into the street and caused a small earth tremor.

Memphis Tenn

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Aere Westinghouse Toasters Westinghouse Jud Whitehead Garden Hose Regular Goodyear Chase Goodyear Store Postoffice Torwalluams Ats News OF Record Ray Vincente Gilbert Tauscher Betty Baumgartne Aee Jack W. Carey Peggy DeValcour Petersen’s Bigelow Furniture Company Derves Yourssi al Lucky Strike B. G. Conner South Boston
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