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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1949

Page

2

Lack Funds To Enforce Motor Law

Boise reports the 1947 financial responsibility law has not been enforced due to no funds allocated. The Department of Law Enforcement lacks money to administer the act. R C Lewis notes the department is underfunded and operating with a short staff.

BOISE LLP The United Financial Responsibility Division Legis Department of Law Enforcement R. C. Lewis Lewis

Appeal Filed In Motor Suit Over Car Deposit

Attorneys for Robert L Johnson filed an open in district court appeal challenging a probate court decision from last March. Johnson, a minor at the time, sought to recover a $500 deposit paid to Earl Ellis of City Auto Sales for a car. The probate court awarded Johnson $250, with Ellis retaining the other half for costs. Johnson’s attorney is H J Swanson. Ellis was represented by Jones Pomeroy and Jones and Hugh Macguire.

Robert L. Johnson Johnson Earl Ellis City Auto Sales Ellis Willard Lund H. J.swanson Jones, Pomeroy and Jones Hugh Macguire

Senator Morse accuses Army engineers in Portland

Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon charged the Portland Army engineers with a political attack and asked Secretary Gordon Gray to obtain assurances from Col. O E Walsh that the criticism would cease. He cited unimpeachable sources alleging the engineers were scheming against him.

Washington Wayne Morse Ore Army Engineers Portland Gordon Gray The Army O. E .Walsh Morse

State Polio Cases Mount in Idaho

Three new polio cases reported by Idaho public health bring July total to 26 in 13 days and 74 for the year. Ada county leads with 11 cases while officials say the disease has not reached epidemic level. The polio advisory committee, led by Lt. Gov. Don Whitehead, will meet tonight to discuss response.

Boise Idaho State Department of Public Health Don Whitehead Bureau of Vital Statistics of The Health Department Blackfoot Swan Valley Bonneville County Ada County

Idaho Vacation Camp Opens at Fish Haven

The second annual University of Idaho extension service vacation camp starts today at Fish Haven on Bear Lake. The two day program features multiple subjects taught by leaders from various fields.

BOISE University of Idaho Extension Service Fish Haven Bear Lake

Morse defends Army engineer backing amid Hoover reforms aid

Morse writes Gray saying his support for Army engineer projects stands against criticism. He blames Army engineer hostility on his backing for Hoover's reorganization proposals merging the engineers with the reclamation bureau and his advocacy of a sound public power program approved by voters.

Morse Gray Hoover Reclamation Bureau

Film Star Jennifer Jones Weds Her Producer Boss In Genoa

Jennifer Jones married producer-boss David O Selznick in a simple Genoa city hall ceremony attended by a few friends and guests. The couple, who kept the romance discreet, traveled from Rapallo by taxi and motorboat from Portofino. The ceremony was performed by city recorder Erminio Lucarelli with guests including Louis Jourdan and Leland Hayward.

Jennifer Jones Genoa Italy David O. Selznick Genoa City Hall Selznick Riviera Rapallo Portofino Erminio Lucarelli Miss Jones Louis Jourdan Jandra Leland Hayward Nancy Hawks Arabella Lemaitre Rapper French

Hendricks sue for 280 over lightning rod work in Rockland

Frank and Kenneth Hendricks filed suit in district court on Wednesday to collect 280 from Lloyd and Grant Udy of Rockland for installation of lightning rods and arrestor equipment on the Udy farm June 15. They allege a verbal contract formed June 14 and say no payment has been made.

Frank and Kenneth Hendricks Lloyd and Grant Udy Rockland Udy Farm Hendricks

Hawaii Considers Anti-Strike Bill

Attorney General Walter Ackerman unveiled an amendment to a proposed anti strike measure empowering Governor Stainback to seize any strike bound public utility. The move follows two hours of talks with union and management leaders. a special legislative session and public interest motive are anticipated, though Stainback offered no comment.

Honolulu T. H Walter D. Ackerman Ingram Stainback Ackerman Stainback

House of Commons backs royal edict to end London dock strike

The Commons approved a 30 day extension of the emergency decree by 412 to four and then backed a second motion praising King George for issuing it by 434 to four. Attlee linked the strike to risks to Britain's economy while Isaacs urged dock workers to choose the nation over Communist menaces.

London House of Commons Clement R. Attlee George Anthony Eden Attlee Britain George Isaacs

House Aide Accuses Robeson of Propaganda Ties

House Investigator Alvin W. Stokes told the Un American Activities Committee that fewer than 1,400 Negroes are in the American Communist Party while facing ongoing propaganda. Rabbi Benjamin Schultz testified Robeson is involved in a conspiracy to inflame minorities.

Washington House Alvin W. Stokes American Communist Party Robeson Russia Stokes Rabbi Benjamin Schultz New York American League Against Communism United States

Union Seeks Hawaii Probe on Big Five Monopolies

CIO Longshoremen President Harry Bridges urged Congress to hear charges that Hawaii's Big Five companies seek to break the union and monopolize the islands' economy. He asked for a House Judiciary Committee hearing next Monday as the Senate Labor Committee weighs emergency measures amid a 2,000-strong strike.

Washington Harry Bridges CIO Longshoremen’s Union Congress Hawaii House Judiciary Committee Emanuel Celler N. Y Bridges Senate Labor Committee CIO Elbert Thomas Utah Labor Committee Celler

UP Correspondent Gerald Nozick Dies in Seoul

United Press staff correspondent Gerald Nozick died in a Seoul hospital after a weeklong illness. He previously served on assignments in China and Korea.

Seoul Korea Gerald Nozick United Press Corres ‘Pondent China

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