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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1949

Page

12

ISC Institute Shapes Up Regional Political Action

ISC President Carl W. McIntosh announced an upcoming two day political science institute on March 10 and 11 with Gov. C. A. Robins and Idaho legislators among participants. The event aims to improve city county state federal relations and offers seven panels on topics from legislation to city government and education reorganization. ISC seniors and faculty will join officials and representatives from Boise Idaho Falls Pocatello and Twin Falls in a program led by Bluford Minor and W. J. Speir with sessions at Frazier auditorium and hall.

ISC Political Science Institute Carl W. McIntosh Dr. McIntosh MclIntosh Frazier Auditorium Ocatello George R. Philane Isaac Wall W. J. Speir Idaho Pulic Employer Association Bluford F. Minor Dave Hubbard Gov. Robins Frazier Hall Clark S. Carlile Norma Adamson Paul Shine Federal Bureau of Investigation Phillips Ward C. Meadows Power County Marion Pete” Jensen Franklin County Edith Miller Ada County Mark R. Culp State Reclamation Engineer Boise H. T. Nelson Washington, D. C Reclamation Bureau Lynn Crandall State Watermaster Idaho Falls Robertson W. Smith Welser Ed Fanning H. G. Lauterbach Twin Falls Potter P Neil Humphreys Albert Weese Ralph Swisher Earl Rouche Pocatello Idaho McIntosh H. P. Sturm George R. Phillips R. C. Stevenson Carl L. Isaacson

Installment Buying Curbs To Be Eased On Monday

Federal Reserve Board eases consumer credit curbs starting Monday. Auto buyers get 21 months to pay after 1 third down, furniture and appliances now 15 percent down with 21 months to pay. Other items like stoves refrigerators and radios also extended. Critics say sales drops remain severe and urge longer terms. Senator O Mahoney hails the easing as prudent government control.

Washington Piayers Federal Reserve Board Reserve Board Kaiser Edgar F. Kaiser Kaiser- Frazer. Company

Nothing Illegal In Pyramid Clubs

Salt Lake City authorities say the new Pyramid and Friendship clubs are legal but unlikely to become popular due to high sucker content. City Prosecutor Roscoe W. Irvine notes members are suckers while Chief of Police L. C. Crowther doubts the groups will endure.

Salt Lake City Roscoe W. Irvine L. C. Crowther

Even Jail Unsafe Atlanta Robbery Shocks Prison Bullpen

In Atlanta a prisoner named J. C. Sessions reported being robbed of $16 while in the bullpen, highlighting security concerns inside the jail.

Atlanta J. C. Sessions

Earthquake traced to Woodlawn blasting in cemetery

Police linked a Friday seismic reading from Fordham University to dynamite blasting in Woodlawn Cemetery, 13 blocks away. The note adds Taos New Mexico is among the few U S cities with the flag flying 24 hours a day alongside Washington D C.

New York Fordham University Woodlawn Cemetery Taos, N. M United States Washington, D. C

Idaho Towns In Danger From Flood Threat Highlighted

Boise U P State Reclamation Engineer Mark R Kulp warns Kooskia and Stites Idaho face high water risk on the south fork of the Clearwater River. Ice jams have sent water into Kooskia streets twice this year and channel work may be needed with potential emergency funding from Congress.

Boise Mark R. Kulp Kooskia Stites Idaho Kulp Congress

Milk Production Set For Idaho

Idaho produced 1.242 billion pounds of milk in 1948, down two percent from 1947. The average milk yield per cow, however, topped the 1947 record.

Boise Idaho U. S. Agriculture Department Department

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