Weather report for Idaho with light changes
Southwestern Idaho shows fair conditions with little temperature change. Highs near 35 to 40 degrees, nights cold with lows 15 to 40. Thursday turns fair and warmer. Southeastern Idaho reports partly cloudy skies with mountain snow flurries and highs 35 to 40. Nights cold with lows 15 to 25, then warmer on Thursday.
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Cavalcade Money Boosts Pocatello Pool Fund
A $2034.45 donation from the Pocatello Lions Club boosted the city pool fund to $18,471.56. The gift comes from the Cavalcade of Mirth and Music benefit show presented to pool committee members, with Lions club officials in attendance. Mary Donna Jones of Idaho State College praised making Cavalcade an annual event.
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Pocatello Lion’s Club
Lion’s Club
Mary Donna Jones
Idaho State College
72nd Birthday Noted by Pope
Pope Prus XII celebrated his 72nd birthday and ninth anniversary of his election as pontiff. The day was observed with a pontifical mass planned for March 12 and flags flown across Vatican City. All Vatican offices closed for the holiday.
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Prus XII
Vatican
Wheat price likely to drop below support level
Secretary Clinton P Anderson said wheat prices very likely will fall under the government support level by July 1 unless Congress repeals export restrictions. He warned of serious market disturbances if new-crop prospects stay strong and the old crop carryover remains at least 150 million bushels. The government supports prices at 2.08 dollars a bushel Chicago basis, while immediate delivery in Chicago traded at 2.5212 dollars.
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Clinton P. Anderson
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Chicago
Paul Scott outlines UNESCO aims at Blackfoot Rotary
Special to the Post Paul Scott Pocatello city librarian spoke at the Blackfoot Rotary Club lunch detailing UNESCO's purpose as an information clearinghouse for education, science, culture and peace. He urged Rotary and other civic groups to join in educating citizens through national regional and international divisions. Ralph Spaulding introduced him. Guests included C. P. Kimball managing editor of the San Diego Journal Dr. E. A. Martin psychologist and Sheriff Charles W. Belnap.
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Pocatello
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Education For Peace
Ralph Spaulding
C. P. Kimball
San Diego Journal
E. A. Martin
State Hospital South
Charles W. Belnap
Horse Owners Plan Meeting Inter mountain Quarter-Horse Associa
The annual meeting of the Inter mountain Quarter-Horse Association is set for March 11 at 7 30 p.m. in the Ben Lomond Hotel Ogden with board elections and plans to incorporate the group. New members will be elected to the 1948 board. The Isle of Man is noted as the native home of Manx cats.
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Market Lifts Amid Quiet Trading As UFL Strike Fears Loom
New York stocks edged higher after midday with light volume as traders await a Friday meeting among the Stock Exchange union and a federal conciliator to avert a potential strike. Oils led gains while rails and utilities showed minor moves. curbs struggled amid uncertainty. Commodities across wheat corn oats soybeans and hogs fluctuated, with cattle and sheep steady and fats uneven.
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Kiwanis Officer to Speak at Bannock luncheon
Marvin Carlson, lieutenant governor of District 3, will be guest speaker at Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Bannock next week, announced O. G. Roche. The program featured Girl Scouting tales by Jo Bosquet, Alice Oelwein, and Celia Carol Pugmire, plus a senior sextet from the high school.
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Buhl
Kiwanis
Bannock
O. G. Roche
Jo Bosquet
Alice Oelwein
Celia Carol Pugmire
Brownie
Harold Hoge
Fred Pauley
Lawrence Perrish
Spence Ford
Arthur West
Soldiers Shipwrecked In Civilization Test On Welfare Island
The army quarters at Metropolitan Hospital on a welfare island in the East River began a six week trial simulating shipwreck conditions. Eleven soldiers will live on biscuits and water with minimal hygiene to study ration efficiency. The test offers extra sick leave to the longest surviving participant. FBI records show 1,685,203 major crimes in 1946 nationwide.
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