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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1949
Page
3
In Honolulu CIO longshoremen proposed to unload all foodstuffs on strikebound freighters and to spring the liner Lurline for at least one round trip to the mainland in exchange for four concessions. The ILWU sought union rights, crew rehiring, protection from strikebreakers, and no unloading with non union stevedores.
Dave Noble and Tuey Conrad announced their purchase of the Pocatello auto agency from Murray Motors. They plan to double the service department and expand the display room at 1356 N Main St opposite the used car lot. Noble has eight years in autos at Twin Falls. Conrad comes from the oil business at Rupert.
T. R. Benedict sues Merrill Lewis in district court seeking to recover property damages to two automobiles. The vehicles, purchased in Salt Lake City, were en route to Salmon on March 12 when Lewis allegedly struck them while traveling east on U S 20 near Blackfoot, causing $1 631.25 in damages. The report notes average city speeds around three miles per hour.
Chicago readers learn of Beltone Phantos invisible hearing device that eliminates the ear receiver button. The ad promises discreet testing at home with a free brochure from Beltone, Dept. 40, 1450 W. 19th St., Chicago Illinois.
Mrs. Clifford Hartley of England and her husband arrive in New York with 11 of their 13 children aboard the Brittanic en route to Tridell Utah. They aim to join a Mormon community near Salt Lake City where two daughters live and plan farming on arrival. The couple, both Mormons, say a doctor warned they would be childless and express joy at pursuing life in America.
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