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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1948

Page

6

Dewey's New York record forms national campaign base

Governor Dewey touts a record on housing tax policy and labor relations as the backbone of his presidential bid. He cites a reduced state debt, boosted education aid, streamlined relief, and a tough anti strike stance while defending his approach to communism and open hearings.

NEA Thomas E. Dewey New York Missouri, Columbia and Willamette Rivers St. Lawrence Albany Dewey Washington CIO AFL James Mead Bar Conciliation Service and Labor Relations Board OPA Herbert H. Lehman

Car Victim Is Identified In Provo Pedestrian Death

In Provo Utah an elderly woman identified by her husband as Mrs Henry Ellison 66 of West Second North Provo was fatally struck Friday night by Ralph Hixon 29 who said he was traveling 12 mph and stopped within five feet after she stepped from a pedestrian lane into his path police reported the mishap occurred at 1010 p m and the husband notified them after hearing a radio broadcast

Provo Utah Henry Ellison Toa West Second North Cal’ d Ralph Hixon

Fishermen Speak Again in Season of Tales

In a season famed for tall tales the Fishermen meet again to share yarns and debates, renewing local craft lore and the rhythm of shoreline life. Community anglers gather to compare catches and swap folklore anchored in the harbor.

Sugar Robinson Considers Leaving Welterweight Title

Ray Sugar Robinson says he is ready to give up his welterweight crown after a Monday title bout with Bernard Docusen of New Orleans. He is two and a half pounds over the 147 limit and may drop the title to pursue the middleweight division and a potential match with Tony Zale.

Chicago Ray Sugar” Robinson Robinson Bernard Docusen New Orleans Tony Zale

Span Work Progressing on Carson Street Bridge Plan

City officials, led by Mayor George R. Phillips, expect to start Carson Street bridge work this year to improve West Pocatellans access. Projects include straightening Portneuf through Irving high school park and continuing repairs on Custer Street bridge after 17 stringers broke. Ralph Bair witnessed the failure. Steel for Lewis Street crossing will follow, after a 1947 teardown.

Carson Street West Pocatellans George R. Phillips Portneuf Irving High School Park Army Engineers Custer Street Ralph Bair Lewis Street

Pocatellan Buys Malad Laundry

Malad steam laundry sold to A. C. Reynolds of Pocatello who will run the business with George A. Porter of Salt Lake City. Reynolds and Porter plan to operate the Malad establishment starting soon.

Ralph Bolingbroke A. C. Reynolds Pocatello Mr. Reynolds George A. Porter Salt Lake City

June Reminds Us Love Should Be Easy To Keep

The line suggests that sustaining love should be as simple as creating it, reflecting a preference for uncomplicated, enduring affection during the early summer month.

June

Seduction Charge Is Not Legal in Upland Case

Elizabeth Schowalter testified that Mattison wooed her with gifts and claimed to be a major league baseball scout. She said the rancher disappeared after she agreed to marry him and they had been intimate. she noted she has been married three times.

Upland Cal River Virins Elizabeth Schowalter Mattison Schowalter

Whites Foreigner Exchange at Pioneer Day Talk

An old Indian chief appeared before a Seattle Lake City committee seeking information on early settlers for a Pioneer Day celebration. The chairman defined pioneers as forerunners. The chief replied with a smile heap right White man foreigners.

Seattle Wash Lake City

Doctor Proposes Brain Tests for Speeding Drivers

A physician urges mental fitness checks for speeders, describing proposed brain tests to assess reaction and decision making behind reckless driving. The idea aims to curb high speed violations and improve road safety through cognitive screening.

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