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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1949

Page

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Pocatello Opens New Ross Park Pool in Summer Ceremony

About 700 people attended the opening of Pocatello’s $80,000 Ross Park pool under the recreation commission led by Wayne Booth. First entrant was Melvin Stewart with Newell Booth second. local officials and lifeguards were present as daily hours announced and Red Cross classes planned.

Pocatello Ross Park Recreation Commission Wayne Booth Bryan Blackhurst Pocatellans Melvin Stewart Blackhurst Stewart Newell Booth Honolulu Orville Booth Hawaii Baker Dive Red Cross Bob Hilliard Bonnie Weston Eileen Snyder Shirley Weston Auburn Howell

Two Hospital Groups State Meeting Here

The Idaho and Utah Hospital Associations announce their third annual joint convention in Pocatello on June 16 and 17. Vernon L. Harris says hospital superintendents and boards of governors from all member hospitals are invited. The panel includes Kenneth Williamson, R. T. Jones, A. A. Rita, Sister Mary Francis, Lawrence Trousdale, and John H. Zenger with eighteen others scheduled to speak.

Idaho and Utah Pocatello Vernon L. Harris Public Health Department Boise Harris Kenneth Williamson Chicago American Hospital Association R. T. Jones Idaho Blue Cross Plan A. A. Rita Upland Calif Association of Western Hospitals Sister Mary Francis St. Anthony Mercy Hospital Lawrence Trousdale Salt Lake City Salt Lake City General Hospital John H. Zenger Provo Utah Valley Hospital

Atom Probe Closes Door on Public Cases

The joint congressional atomic energy committee voted 9 to 8 to hold closed hearings on individual cases of alleged lax security at the atomic energy commission. Sen. Rourke B. Hickenlooper urged public discussion of at least part of the evidence but was denied. Lilienthal argued naming needed to be avoided for direct references.

Washington Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee Atomic Energy Commission Rourke B. Hickenlooper Hickenlooper Commission David E. Lilienthal Lilienthal

Truman seeks 41 million for agencies after unemployment rise

President Truman asked Congress for 41 million extra to fund six independent offices and six departments for the current fiscal year and the new year starting July 1. The request totals 92 million more than previously asked, with 41,000,100 aimed at the Bureau of Employment Security within the Federal Security Agency.

Washington Truman Congress Bureau of Employment Security Federal Security Agency

Police Seek Three Teens After Porterville Burglary

Pocatello police seek three teenage youths driving a 1947 maroon Dodge sedan with Utah plates Z 9634. They are suspected of burglarizing a Porterville sports store and stealing guns ammunition and the car as they head toward Pocatello.

Pocatello Utah Porterville

Weather1 Heat Prevails with near 90 Degree Day Forecast

Forecast calls for fair skies and continued heat with temperatures near 90 degrees. Yesterday's high reached 89 and overnight low dropped to 55.

Porcupine Invades City Ends In Tragic Shootdown

Pancho the porcupine perched in a backyard tree on Willow Wood after Friday afternoon discovery. Poundmaster Ted Talbot shot the animal after failed attempts to dislodge it, marking the twentieth porcupine killed in city limits over Talbot’s three years.

Pancho Porcupine Frank Kleffner Willowwood Ted Talbot Joan Kleffner Kleffner Poundmaster Talbot Poundmaster Talbot Mendy

Bare Expose Is Sure for Parley

Nudists from across Canada will gather in the Fraser Valley August 13 and 14 for the third annual convention. The exact meeting site in the British Columbia valley was not disclosed by the sunbathing association.

Vancouver B. C Fraser Valley Canada Sunbathers

Consumption Of Potatoes Falls Sharply At Convention

C W Kitchen of United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association warned at the 21st annual shippers convention that despite price supports, potato consumption declined due to high prices and bad publicity. He argued government price controls cannot force eating, and acreage limits alone will not solve the issue. He noted 1948 saw record yields with a large crop, yet planting fell short of the acreage goal by over 200,000 acres.

C. W. Kitchen United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association Washington, D. C Shippers Kitchen

Pilot Parachutes Safely from World's Fastest Jet

Capt Richard Gene Barr 29 parachutes from an F 86 Sabre after a collision with another jet near Antelope Valley. The second pilot was killed. Barr survived with shock and contusions. Wreckage found in Tehachapi mountains. Sabre record flight speed was 670.981 mph set Sept 15 1948 at Muroc.

Los Angeles Air Force Richard Gene Barr Barr Tehachapi Gorman March Air Force Base March Field North American Aviation Wright Field Airforce Richard L. Johnson Air Material Command Muroe Cal

Post Today Publishes 1949-50 Business and Classified Directory

The Pocatello POST releases a bound Kodak directory for southeastern Idaho with city data history photos and statistics. Contributors include Leedice Kissane Idaho State College Lucene Clemens Bob Sarles and local officials. Street guide tourist info and listings available for Pocatello Aberdeen American Falls Arco Blackfoot Burley Downey Lava Hot Springs Malad Montpelier Rupert Soda Springs.

Pocatello Post Idaho Leedice Kissane Idaho State Lucene Clemens Post American Falls Bob Sarles Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce Pocatello Aberdeen American Falls Arco Blackfoot Burley Downey Lava / Hot Springs Malad Montpelier Rupert Soda Springs Chamber of Commerce POST

McKellar Pushes Hoffman to Quit As ECA Chief

Senator Kenneth McKellar publicly urged Paul Hoffman to resign as head of the European Recovery Program during a Senate appropriations hearing. Hoffman refused to resign, saying he would stay as long as needed and supported by adequate funds. A hotel-room lobbyist claim was denied by Hoffman as he defended his administration of the foreign aid program.

Washington Kenneth McKellar Paul G.“Hoffman Studebaker Tennessee Krelmin Atlantic Ocean Senate Committee Hoffman Sen Homer Ferguson R Mich McKeller McKellar Mayflower Korea Adam

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