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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1948

Page

2

Idaho Wild Life Measures Considered

Idaho Wild Life Federation committee drafted bills to grant the fish and game commission regulatory authority over statutory game preserves, set seasons, and regulate wildlife. They proposed license requirements for outfitters guides and changed non resident big game fees to 100 dollars with a 500 out of state cap, plus stricter bag limits and anti pollution steps. Action on resident license fees postponed until January.

Boise Idaho Wildlife Federation Fish and Game Commission R. E. Adamson Carey Aoe and Guides ION Federation Fish and Commission

Wallace assails Truman as third party talk surges

In Charleston West Virginia Henry A Wallace asserted the New Deal failed to build a durable base and allowed corruption in the Democratic party. He praised bituminous miners in contract disputes and warned the Democratic party had been taken over by Wall Street and big corporations.

Charleston W. Va Henry A. Wallace Franklin Roosevelt Truman Wallace Roosevelt's People's Party of Wall Street

Columbia professor resigns over Polish government grant

Dr. Arthur Prudden Coleman resigns as assistant professor of Polish language and literature at Columbia University in protest of an initial $5000 grant from the Polish government to establish a chair. He calls the move an act of academic infiltration and accuses the regime of denying basic democratic rights and aiding the USSR. The letter to General Eisenhower was reviewed by Columbia Provost Albert C. Jacobs.

NEW York Arthur Prudden Coleman Columbia University Dwight D. Eisenhower Moscow Cominform Ussr United States Eisenhower Essors James Hitler Albert C. Jacobs Columbia

Tough Guys Often Really Nice Lads on Screen and Home

Hollywood star Victor Jory, like other tough guys, shows a gentle side at home. The piece notes Jory and peers Burt Lancaster Richard Widmark George Raft and others as family men who enjoy records art and crafts. It highlights Jory’s fairy tale recordings and his claim that performing for children balances his hard image.

Hollywood Lily Tiger Victor Jory Kids Mr. Jory Burt Lancaster Raft George Raft Richard Widmark Bill Bendix Richard Conte Martin Rome St. Louis Joel McCrea

Candia Gets First Street Lamp Since Pearl Harbor

Candia New Hampshire activates a street lamp for the first time since Pearl Harbor. Residents funded one lamp after prior lights burned out and were not replaced.

S Candia N. H Pearl Harbor Candia

Plebe John Paul Jones Takes Naval Academy Oath

In Annapolis Maryland an 18 year old plebe at the U S Naval Academy named John Paul Jones took his oath. His father is Joseph F. J Piqua. The story notes he is not a descendant of the original John Paul Jones.

Annapolis, Md U. S S. Naval Academy John Paul Jones Joseph F. J Piqua, O

Doomed Boy Winning Way To Health

Cheyenne Wyoming United Press reports seven year old Nubbins Hoffman celebrated his birthday healthier and happier after years of illness weighing 40 pounds. He may start school this fall as doctors say his condition is better than ever though he still faces possible winter setbacks.

Cheyenne Wyo Forrest Nubbins Hoffman Denver M. H. Hoffman

Idaho Pioneer Albert Bowerman Dies in Boise

Funeral services were pending Sunday for 78 year old Albert Chester Bowerman an Idaho pioneer who died yesterday at his Boise residence Bowerman a retired farmer had lived in Idaho for the past 67 years

Idaho Boise Albert Chester Bowerman Bowerman

Baboon Runs Away Then Joins Road Tour

Elizabeth the baboon deserts her show at a fairground in Ipswich and wanders to a neighbor’s home. She raided food and drink, explored rooms, and wrapped in a pink cider down before police and handlers retrieved her and returned her to the cage.

Ipswich England Elizabeth Dorothy Plummer Mrs. Plummer

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