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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1949
Page
3
President Truman said he still favors repealing the Taft Hartley Act but left to labor and party leaders the decision on timing. Leaders may push the issue in elections or wait until 1950. The House sent a repeal bill back after amendments. the Senate passed a different version criticized as unacceptable by unions.
Officials from Grace Lava Springs and Downey met Thursday with Norman Gate City SCS representative to map conservation projects for the next six months. The session highlighted soil and water conservation as a key feature of the 1949 program.
Henry Brun Guldbrandsen, 34, ex convict with high IQ, faces murder and rape charges after double murder of two Independence Day pals and rape of a mother. Sonoma DA McGoldrick says state will seek death penalty. He confessed to killings of Peter Flint and Peter Jensen, denies rape stating it was with consent. psychiatric exam ordered by Dr. Walter Rappaport.
Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan compares preventing depression to avoiding a fastball down the middle for Ted Williams, urging careful management of factors that cause economic and social downturns.
Washington AP. Chairman Brien McMahon and Rep. Durham introduce a bill to require congressional approval before new atomic weapons or civilian research programs receive funding. The AEC would lose sole control and face formal approval from Congress for projects, even small ones. The move mirrors practices of other federal agencies.
John Tuttle schedules a weekend golf tournament at Pocatello Municipal Course featuring top six holes with one half handicap. Both men and women compete in the same format. Play starts Saturday and ends Sunday with weather as a factor.
Federation Vice President Mrs Bonnie McCullough announced Thursday at Hall No 1 in the Labor Temple during a labor meeting.
Conditions permitting, Tuttle anticipates a strong weekend attendance as community events proceed.
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