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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1949

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Murray Calls Strike Against Big Three Steel Firms

CIO President Philip Murray announced a nationwide strike against U S Steel Republic Steel and Bethlehem Steel with their subsidiaries. The action starts 12:01 A M Saturday and would idle about 375000 steelworkers while maintenance crews stay on. Cyrus Ching urged 50 smaller firms to keep current contracts. Murray said the wage policy committee accepted the president's plan with conditions for other firms.

Pittsburgh CIO Philip Murray Eeeuman U. S. Steel Republic Steel Bethlehem Steel Cyrus Ching Murray

Unions Accept White House Telegraphed Proposal

The USW board by unanimous action accepted the July 12 telegraphed proposal in the national interest. The Big Three rejected the President's request, citing Taft Hartley Act limits. Benjamin Fairless of U S Steel argued the act bars using a fact finding board's recommendations as a settlement basis.

White House USW Benjamin F. Fairless U.S. Steel

Truman Blames Selfish Groups For Budget Strain

President Truman urged Americans not to accept a low mood amid business decline, blaming selfish interests for tax cuts and cuts in government spending. He defended a 42 billion dollar budget, warned against drastic reductions, and urged policy to sustain employment, investment, and national defense.

Washington Truman Congress

Young Junior Police Take Duty On City Streets

In Alabama and Idaho the junior police program expands with 14 year olds joining traffic duty. Patrolman C C Dawson urges the token force while nearly 60 youths prepare to patrol the business district for a rodeo parade. Chief Billy Ferrin and Lieutenant Leo Karas, both 14, lead the group with uniforms provided by Elks Lodge 674 as first assignments are issued for Friday.

C. C Alabama

Floods Swamp Central West Virginia Rivers

Four rivers in central West Virginia overflowed their banks after torrential rains on Wednesday. Residents in Sutton and nearby areas faced rising water levels and localized flooding, with emergency crews deployed to assist stranded residents.

Sutton W. Va West Virginia

Judge Rules Local Option Rent Clause Unconstitutional

Federal Judge Elwyn R. Shaw ruled the local option section of the federal rent control law unconstitutional but postponed final ruling on whether the entire act is invalid. Court officials stressed the opinion is not a formal ruling and the issue would go to higher courts.

Chicago Elwyn R. Shaw Shaw

Carroll will memorial plan upheld by court ruling

In Los Angeles the late showman Earl Carroll had his will validated ordering a memorial to his memory at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. The judge approved the plan to erect statues of beautiful girls and set aside 50,000 dollars for perpetual care of the monument.

Los. Angeles Earl Carroll William J. Palmer Forest Lawn Memorial Park

Air Disaster Claims 34 Of 48 On Flight Plunge

CHATSWORTH Calif AP Stewardess Charlotte Grenander from a hospital bed says a mid air tear caused the fatal crash. Civil Aeronautics Board Inspector James Peyton notes pilot Roy G White was 1900 feet below the expected altitude as the Curtiss Command ploughed into the Santa Susana mountains. The crash cartwheeled down the slope and burned. Grenander says there was no warning and she awoke about 70 feet from the wreck. Deputy Coroner John Bragg reports 33 bodies recovered, 14 injured identified, one passenger unaccounted for presumed dead. The 14 survivors are receiving hospital treatment.

Ventura County John Bragg

Wage Talks Break Off Between GE and CIO Union

General Electric and the CIO United Electrical Workers ended contract talks indefinitely after GE refused a $500 per man yearly wage rise, signaling a deadlock in continued negotiations.

New York General Electric Co CIO United Electrical Workers

Mayor Cites Legal Basis In Airports Annexation

Mayor W. W. Halsey said there is no state law forbidding a city to annex territory in another county. He noted Pocatello’s sudden expansion into Power county including the old municipal airport and Phillips Field, linking them by a narrow strip, and expressed that Power county would benefit from higher valuations if the airport is developed for housing.

W. W. Halsey Gate City American Falls Pocatello Phillips Field Power County Pocatello City Council Pocatello Air Fields Halsey Old Manor

Gary Archibald Faces Amputation After Bear Lake Accident

Montpelier UP reports Gary Archibald, 13, learned he will never walk again requires artificial legs after a Bear Lake boating accident. The Magna Utah student’s father says he accepted the news calmly, while local students form Better Life for Gary committee to raise funds for artificial limbs and medical bills and plan a warm welcome home.

Montpelier Gary Archibald Ary Bear Lake A. C. Archibald Utah Gary Kay

Wholesale foods show slight rise

The Dun and Bradstreet index for wholesale food prices rose two cents to 5.68 for the week ending July 12, from 5.66 the prior week and 7.36 a year earlier. Among 31 commonly used foods, seven declined, 13 advanced, and 11 were unchanged.

New York Dun & Bradstreet

Mayor declares east side sewer system must be replaced

Mayor W W Halsey says Pocatello's main east side sewer lines are over capacity due to constant attachment of new inlet lines. He notes basements flood from backups and outlines a survey of east side industries to stagger sewage release hours, but warns trimming peak flow offers only temporary relief and cites 24 to 36 inch lines as needed amid high costs.

Pocatello Ayor W.W. Halsey Halsey

India Rites For Air Dead

Five of the 14 American correspondents killed in the plane crash were cremated in Bombay after simple services. Clergymen led rites for Nat Barrows, James Branyan, William Newton, Bertram Hulen, and Elsie Dick. U S Ambassador Louis Brennan attended with his staff.

Bombay India Nat Barrows Chicago Daily News James Branyan Houston Post William Newton Scripps Howard Newspaper Alliance Bertram Hulen New York Times Elsie Dick Mutual Broadcasting System U. S Lou Hendeson New Delhi

Grand jury urged in Bannock County tax probe

Allen calls for grand jury review of Bannock County commissioners over equalization actions. He alleges selective reductions on Bistline properties and unadjusted similar assets, while noting nonpayment issues and urging state tax commission involvement. Commissioners defend process and say protests guided actions.

Bannock County George Allen Board of Equalization Toristone Properties Allen Prseestngele Bistline Commissioners Conference of National Association of County Officials Oakland Calif State Tax Commission Roy T. Hale McCammon Grand Jury Henry McQuade Tax Commission

Krug Opposes Northwest Referendum On CVA Setup

Secretary of Interior J A Krug urged Congress to decide on a Columbia Valley Authority for the Northwest, opposing a regional referendum. He pressed for a single authority to speed Columbia River development, insisting state rights would be protected and current agencies would not be usurped. The Senate Appropriations Committee meanwhile proposed Missouri River Basin funding increases and outlined conditions for Glenda Wyoming project investigations and Missouri diversion dam costs.

Krug Northwest Washington Secretary of Interior J. A. Krug Wednesday Columbia Valley Authority Columbia Valley Senate Appropriations Committee Interior Budget Bureau Glenda, Wyo Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Congress Senate Missouri Souris Division MRB

Air Force tests high speed parachute jumps record

Two airmen from a jet F-80 Shooting Star completed parachute jumps from 10,000 feet at speeds up to 550 miles an hour over San Pablo Bay. Capt. Vincent Mazza jumped twice at 530 and 550 miles per hour, while Sgt. Victor James jumped at 405 miles per hour.

Hamilton’ Field Calif Air Force San Pablo Bay Vincent Mazza Victor James

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