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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1949

Page

3

Pine Bluff Ends 77-Year Blue Law Era on Sunday

In Pine Bluff Arkansas 21 000 residents celebrated the first blue law free Sunday in 77 years as bakeries and shops reopened. The city council exempted 17 business types and residents praised the move amid lingering state law questions. Attorney Robert Zebold said prosecutions for past violators are unlikely.

Pine Bluff Ark Roberlin William Koberlein Arkansas Zebold

Peace Officers Converge at three day Idaho meeting

Convention chief of police A. L. Oliver and chief of detectives Guy Nelson departed Pocatello for Caldwell to attend a three day Idaho peace officers meeting beginning today.

A. L. Oliver Guy Nelson Pocatello Caldwell Idaho

Enormous Choral Group to Appear in Music Festival

A 400-member Pocatello choral group under H L Fawson will perform at the LDS Mutual festival in Salt Lake City June 16 19. They sang at the Idaho Falls temple June 5 and broadcast from Frazier hall. Soloists include Miss Jean Howard Burton K Nielson and Miss Charlene Millward. Accompanists are Lillis Hill and Merle Sanders.

Pocatello MIA Chorus Salt Lake City University of Utah Stadium H. L. Fawson Lillis Hill Merle Sanders LDS Mutual Idaho Falls Frazier Hall Salt Lake Jean Howard Burton K. Nielson Charlene Millward Clayton The Young Men's Mutual Association Vera Howard Edna Lundgren Robert Dye West Pocatello Stake Joe Croxall YMMIA Violet Chase C.S. Bosquet Phyllis Nelson

Langhorne Race Ends in Fatal Crash and Injury

Langhorne Pa. one driver died and another was seriously hurt during a 150 mile national midget auto championship weekend. Len Koenig from Palmyra N J died after his car tipped during a heat. Charles Miller from Em maus Pa suffered brain concussion and multiple injuries in a later crash. Bill Schindler from Freeport N Y won the race in 1 52 45.18. Henry Renard and Bob Disbrow finished second and third.

Langhorne Langhorne Speedway Len Koenig Palmyra N. J Iece Trenton Charles Miller Emmaus Miller Mercer Hospital Bill Schindler Freeport N. Y Henry Renard Baldwin Bob Disbrow Poughkeepsie

Six Children Die in Fire in Cornwall New York

Six Zagorski children aged 10 to two months burned to death in an eight room Firthcliffe home built by their carpenter father. Coroner Agnew found no wiring defect or other clear cause as parents were away nursing a sick relative.

Cornwall N. Y Firthcliffe Bertha Zagorski Albert Beatrice Toni Irene Kathleen Albert Zagorski Harvey G. Agnew Newberg

Rembrandt Paintings and Degas Sketch Stolen at Princeton

Two Rembrandt paintings and a Degas pencil sketch were stolen from Princeton University Art Museum during alumni homecoming celebrations. The works valued at 11 800, tied to the Mc Vitty collection, were taken while the gallery was open to visitors with no signs of forced entry. Police suspect theft occurred Friday night or Saturday morning. the items were insured.

Princeton N. J Princeton’ University Art Museum Frances B. Jones Ernest T. de Wald Rembrandts Clement de Johghe

People of Trieste Vote for Free City Council

Trieste voters turned out in high numbers to elect a 60 member city council and express views on joining Italy. Turnout was about 75 to 78 percent of 198 309 eligible voters. Ballots counted from 8 a.m. Monday.

Trieste Italy Yugoslavia

Cain and Abel slaying confessed by Oakland youth

Joseph Johansen, 21, admitted the murder of his 15 year old brother Edward in an Oakland cottage using a sledge hammer. He said he planned to kill the rest of his family except his mother and surrendered after seeing a film murder confession. The victim died from skull fractures after the night attack.

Oakland Cal Cain and Abel Joseph Johansen Slayer Merle Longnecker Edward Donald Johansen New York State Joseph Lake Merritt Bernt Johansen

Chicago student delivers his wife’s baby at home

Lawrence Elegant a 26 year old Chicago Medical College student delivered his wife Joan 22 a six pound ten ounce girl at home when labor began suddenly before a hospital trip could be made. He noted he may specialize in obstetrics. Obstetrics clearly proved useful under pressure.

Chicago Lawrence Elegant Chicago Medical College Joan Elegant

Utah Idaho FHA meeting underway in Boise

Officials from Utah and Idaho farmers home administration meet in Boise starting today and continuing through Thursday. County supervisors and state officials were invited to discuss current operating problems and map future programs for the area.

Boise Utah and Idaho Farmers Home Administration L. K. Saum FHA Saum

Dwarf Swift of Egypt Builds Nest on Palm Leaves

The dwarf swift of Egypt constructs its nest among palm fronds and glues its eggs to the nest to prevent them from falling. This unusual nesting behavior highlights the species adaptation to hanging habitats.

Egypt

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