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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
9
Earl Wilson reviews B Bop a new music trend with six musicians seeking a tune. He describes Todd Cameron from Cleveland and Kansas City origins, explains B Bop’s use of old chords with altered improvisation, and notes its growing national interest and confusion.
A meeting to plan a summer theatre group in Pocatello will be held at Fred Nelsons home 1246 North Arthur Ave at 4 p m Sunday. The theatre aims at high school and college age participants with Nelson directing and selecting plays such as Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Dear Ruth Barretts of Wimpole Street Tomorrow the World and Our Town. The group will choose three or four plays for the summer season and present them publicly. If unable to attend call Nelson at 307 W Deposits himself St Louis patrols disturb transient sleep as eight policemen and a night watchman wake him in the Industrial Bank basement.
University of Minnesota farm school man W. H. Dankers says eggshells are not solid and can allow dirt bacteria and odors to pass into the white and yolk. He advises keeping uncooked eggs away from onions or other strong smelling foods.
Hollywood gossip debates Lana Turner discovery with rival claims by Billy Wilkerson Solly Baine and a dress shop tale. Wilkerson recalls spotting her by a fountain near Hollywood High School while Baine challenges the legend awaiting Lana Turner and Mervyn LeRoy’s comment.
Three men robbed Tong Sap's fortune telling shop taking a watch a gold ring and about 10 dollars. Tong said the men had visited earlier as a customer and had been warned by his prediction that he would come into money soon.
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