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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1949

Page

6

Idaho Governor Seeks Talks Over Freight Rate Hikes

Boise Idaho Governor C A Robins said freight rate increases have placed the state in a serious economic bind. He urged tri partite meetings among railroads industries and state officials as carriers seek a 13 percent rise while Idaho weighs an interim four percent intra state increase. He warned higher rates could curb Idaho potato sales and trigger wider economic impact from farm to tax revenue.

Boise C. A. Robins U. S. Interstate Commerce Commission State Public Utilities Commission Idaho

Salt Lake City Population and Spending Rise in 1948

Auditor Louis E. Holley reports Salt Lake City population at about 203000 and municipal expenses rising. The 1948 assessed valuation reached 178000000, up 40 percent from 1947, while expenditures totaled 6644000, up 333000 due to salary raises and higher material costs.

Salt Lake City Louis E. Holley Holley Utah

Pearl Jewelry Ad Begins With Old Limber Limer

In Idaho a jewelry store promotes a complete pearl line from $1 to $600. The ad notes Pearl is not mineral and explains cultivated and simulated varieties. It uses a humorous limer to attract customers and mentions Pearl as the June birth stone.

Idaho

Warning To Rails Given At Ogden Conference

At the Ogden two day conference of the Central Western Shippers advisory board Vice Chairman C R Megee warned railroads to increase stocks of box and open freight cars despite traffic dipping about 8.6 percent from a year ago. Coal shipments lagged most while agricultural products declined least and lines must keep cars at capacity to avoid harvest time shortages.

Ogden Central Western Shippers’ Advisory Board C. R. Megee Car Service Division The Association of American Railroads

Governor Warren to wed 24 year old Barbara Manning

Florida Governor Fuller Warren plans to marry 24 year old Barbara Manning of Los Angeles on June 26 at Westwood Community Methodist Church. Manning, USC alumna and advisor to Harold Pierce, will be married by her great uncle with Lou Wolfson as best man, then depart for a Florida honeymoon before settling in Tallahassee.

Los Angeles Fuller Warren Florida Barbara Manning Ward Plunkett Miss Manning University of Southern California Westwood Community Methodist Church Robert Manning Harold Pierce Lou Wolfson Jacksonville Fla Warren Alton A. Brody Tallahassee

Children’s Day Observed At First Congregational Church

Sunday June 12 designated for Children’s Day with regular worship at 11 a.m. Baptism and new members. nursery available. For four Sundays after, 9:45 service replaces church school with worship and church abroad pictures led by Rev. O R Watford. July 17 to Aug 28 church school suspended. Vacation Bible School runs June 13–24 jointly with Methodist church with classes held at both locations.

First Congregational Church Martha Guenther O. R. Watford Congregational Church Abroad Congregational Methodist Wesley Foundation Methodist Church Congregational Church

Western Air Lines Launches Edmonton Flight Route

Western Air Lines announced flight service to Edmonton Alberta would start once operational details were cleared with the Canadian Air Transport Board. The service comes under a new US Canadian air agreement granting Western rights to Edmonton. The company has operated from Lethbridge Alberta.

Western Air Lines Edmonton Alberta Canadian Air Transport Board Western United States

Essay Contest Attracts Under Twenty Writers For Car Prize

The national Grange with the American Plant Food council sponsors a summer essay contest on Conservation of Our Soil Resources. Entrants must be under 20 on June 15 1949, essays up to 800 words, typewritten or legible ink. Local judging by Grange leaders leads to state and national prizes including Buick and Chevrolet cars and cash awards. Local committee includes Glindeman L C McDermott E R Beuhler Norman Berg with Ralph Mathews overseeing high school participation.

United States National Grange American Plant Food Council Washington, D. C H. L. Glindeman Agriculture Department Ralph Mathews Pocatello Glindeman L. C. McDermott Portneuf Grange No E. R. Beuhler Route Two North Norman Berg

Graduates Hear LDS Churchman at BYU Commencement

J Reuben Clark Jr of the LDS church first presidency spoke at Brigham Young University commencement in Provo Utah advising the 789 seniors to work for their living. The class marked the largest graduating group in BYU history.

Provo Utah J. Reuben Clark, Jr LDS Church First Presidency Brigham Young University Clark

Porcupines Nibble Dynamite for Salt Content

A noted fact explains porcupines chew dynamite seeking the small salt content it offers.

Nickel supply concentrated around Sudbury Ontario

About 85 percent of the world nickel output comes from the Sudbury region in Ontario, Canada, highlighting the area's dominant role in global nickel production and its significance to mining and industry.

Sudbury Ontario Canada

Toastmasters Elect Officers for Charter Affiliation

The Toastmasters club at Hotel Whitman elected permanent officers led by Don F. Bailey as president and Wallace L. Hardy as vice president. Secretary Ed Chally announced a June 20 meeting and a charter date planned for late July. The group has met since April 25 and conducted a series of brief speeches with feedback from Harold Hoge and L. W. Davis.

Toastmasters International Toastmaster’s Club Hotel Whitman Don F. Bailey Wallace L. Hardy Ed Chally E. H. Johnsmeyer Harold Hoge L. W. Davis Paul Scott Chally Lynn Wallace M. E. Rupp Parry Harrison Charles Kimball Lew Harrison Bill Welton Chester Martin

Truman nominates John J. McCloy as high commissioner for Germany

President Truman formally nominates John J. McCloy to be United States high commissioner for Germany in a late night announcement. The nomination follows McCloy’s service in U.S. diplomacy and reflects ongoing postwar administration plans for Germany.

Washington Truman John J. McCloy United States Germany

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