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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1948

Page

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Parade honors and civic notes in Tyhee area column

Local column covers concerns from national flag respect to a one man political risk, a boy’s injury from a bullet in Alameda, Burley and Pocatello officials visiting a pool project, Ben LeBailly’s U S Army rise, and traffic-safety issues at Fifth Avenue and Oak Street with crossing signals and a rail line.

Alldredge Pocatello Alases State Highway Fifth Avenue Oak Street

Brothers Doran Boys Perish In Brush Creek Dive

Two brothers, John Doran Jr., 9, and Harlan E Doran, 7, drowned after jumping into Brush Creek water to retrieve a borrowed Christmas bicycle. The red and yellow pedal scooter involved cost $9.95.

Kansas City Brush Creek John Doran, Jr Harlan E. Doran

Texas Delegation Backs Laney In Democratic Nomination

At the Democratic convention the Texas 50 vote bloc moved to back Arkansas Governor Ben Laney for the presidential nomination, with Texans pledging to support the party nominee in the general election if Laney fails. Governor Jester opposed Laney over faithfulness to the convention pledge and the civil rights program.

Philadelphia Texas Ben Laney Arkansas Laney Jester Democratic Party

Eisenhower Accepts Professor Coleman Resignation

Gen Dwight D Eisenhower as Columbia University president accepted the resignation of Arthur P Coleman after he protested the university accepting a Polish government grant to establish a Polish studies chair. Coleman had served as assistant professor of Polish language and literature since 1928 and accused Poland of using the grant to spread Communist philosophy.

New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Columbia University Eisenhower Columbia Arthur P. Coleman

Strike Against Ford Threatened by CIO Leader

Walter P. Reuther, president of the CIO United Auto Workers, warned Monday that a strike against Ford Motor Co. is possible if bargaining teams do not reach a new contract agreement.

Detroit Walter P. Reuther CIO United Auto Workers Ford Motor Company

McCall Wins Injunction On Gambling

McCall Idaho district court issued an injunction to halt law enforcement action against residents running chance prize games under the city ordinance. Judge A O Sutton also dismissed a gambling case against Everett Williams and Vergil Eldredge at the Tijuana Club.

Boise McCall Idaho Valley County R. C. Lewis Clarence Saunders Joe Mosman Seventh District Cascade A. O. Sutton Leonard Ackaret Tijuana Club David Doane Everett Williams Vergil Eldredge Saunders Williams Eldredge McCall Yacht Club Payette Lakes Athletic Club Payette Lakes Club New Shore Lodge C. A. Robins Lewis Robert E. Smylie Smylie

Miners Appeal In New Strike

United Mine Workers pickets gathered outside the DuPont plant in Belle West Virginia at 11 p.m. appealing to the midnight shift not to report for duty. A company spokesman declined to identify himself and could not say how effective the action might be.

Belle W. Va United Mine Workers DuPont

Two Black suspects admit brutal crime on Opelousas road

In Opelousas Louisiana two Black brothers Joseph Cook 20 and Mack Cook 29 confessed after a large posse with bloodhounds tracked them. They say they confronted a retired naval officer and harmed his female companion while the man lay dying beside his parked car on a lonely road near Melville. Sheriff Clayton Guilbeau stated they claimed others fatally harmed her.

Opleousas Clayton Guilbeau St. Landry Parish James Morris Opelousas al B. Cougillion Melvill Bloubhounds Joseph Mack Cook Guilbeau Melville

Flying Discs Sighted by Pocatello Residents

Pocatello observers report multiple silver flying discs in the Mink Creek area about 4 pm. Dick Dolbeer and Ralph Mossman saw the first object 20 miles south of the city while Walter Simmons and four of his family members observed a slower turning disc in back yard lighting at 5 55 pm.

Dick Dolbeer South Fifth Ave Ralph Mossman Dolbeer Pocatello Mink Creek Walter Simmons South Second Ave Simmons

Mrs Spry 86 Widow of Utah Governor Dies in North Hollywood

Mrs Mary Wrathall Spry aged 86 widow of former Utah Governor William Spry died Monday night at the home of her daughter Mrs Roland R Woolley in North Hollywood California.

Spry North Hollywood Cal Mary Wrathall Spry Utah William Spry Roland R. Woolley

Cardinals Take Lead With 10-6 Win Over Bees

Pocatello Cardinals beat Salt Lake City Bees 10-6 at Halliwell Park to move into a share of the league lead. Jim Curley pitched well, Ernie Schuerman hit a three run homer, Ned Sheehan added a circuit clout, and 13 hits supported the win. The Bees staged a late rally in the ninth but could not overcome the cards. The clubs schedule a rematch tonight at 8:15 with Ralph Beard (Cards) vs Bill Gray (Bees).

Fighting Pocatello Cardinals Pioneer League Salt Lake City Bees Halliwell Park Jim Curley Billings Twin Falls Cowboys Gate City Redbirds Curley Bee Tommy Thompson Ernie Schuerman Ned Sheehan Salt Lake Jurisin Ralph Beard Bill Gray Bees

Potato Warning Sounded In Idaho

Idaho advertising officials report a small crop year still maintained market advantages. C G Rice notes Idaho potatoes sold at a premium of 2 to 3 dollars per hundred, but warns against mispacking consumer bags to prevent rebagging in terminal markets.

Boise C. G. Rice State Advertising Commission Commission Idaho Rice

RKO Directors Agree on 50 Percent Cut Plan

Hollywood report says RKO studio directors and Howard Hughes agreed on an economy plan to reduce personnel by half. The action aims to streamline operations amid industry pressures.

Hollywood RKO Radio Studios Howard Hughes

Pocatello Frontier Rodeo Plans Outlined At Meeting

At a Friday meeting in the Hotel directors consolidated plans for the July 16 to 18 rodeos and appointed E W Hansen of Simplot Fertilizer to the board. Queens were presented at Halliwell Park and will travel to Salt Lake City and Cheyenne as part of the events.

Pocatellans Pocatello Frontier Rodeo Directors E. W. Hansen Simplot Fertilizer Co Gate City Halliwell Park Salt Lake City Western Air Lines Mutual Treva Hiatt

Europe Aid Boss To Visit Abroad

G. Hoffman, head of the Marsl plan, will travel to Europe late this month to review the program. The Economic Cooperation Administration said he departs July 21 for conferences with ECA representatives abroad, including Averell Harriman. He will be in Europe about a week.

Washington G. Hoffman Europe The Economic Cooperation Administration ECA W. Averell Harrimany

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