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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1949
Page
11
Classified notice invites readers to sell unwanted things for cash via POST Readers. Mentions phone number 3530 and a one insertion minimum. Ads reach the TOTAL subscription list the next morning.
Knoxville city officials set a 1100 reward for the capture of a sex fiend believed responsible for multiple assaults and rapes in recent months. Reports vary on victim counts and whether a single suspect or two are active, with University of Tennessee coeds reportedly among those affected. The university denies dormitory assaults and warns against misperceptions.
A Jefferson County grand jury in Birmingham weighs up to 40 possible Klan indictments after hearing from 75 witnesses over four days. Klan leaders declined producing internal records saying they are unsure or unwilling to share such materials.
Idaho’s beer revenue for the first half of 1949 topped $563,000 with $104,679.70 collected in June and $85,397.33 in May. P G Neill state tax collector notes beer stamp changes after May 3 and a new stamping law shifted from wholesalers to breweries. Dale Cady, former beer revenue chief, now heads the miscellaneous tax division.
Nearly 60 Idahoans auditioned at Radio Station KSEI on Tuesday and Wednesday for the July 16 Horace Heidt talent show. Those chosen will perform at the Pocatello High School auditorium with Heidt broadcasting his weekly program from Gate City the next evening.
American Falls guards from the Idaho penitentiary in Boise moved Carlyle Norris, 48, to serve a sentence not exceeding 10 years for the highway death of his wife Naomi. Norris had been held at Power county jail after sentencing, while Sheriff Hoehnen notes he kept silent. A preliminary hearing continues for L B Brown of American Falls charged with leaving the scene and not aiding the victim.
Idaho guardsman Sgt. Richard W. Goldsberry of the fighter squadron at Boise received a letter of commendation from Col. W. W. Messmore for discovering water in aviation fuel during gunnery maneuvers at Mountain Home last month. The action was credited with saving lives and thousands of dollars.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Dr Siegfried Wantrup of the University of California told a forum on Man and the Atomic Age that even if atomic power aids civilian needs the nation must guard dwindling natural resources. He cited inadequate conservation laws as a key cause of land forest water and wildlife depletion.
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