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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1948

Page

3

Businessmen urged to engage in national politics

Boise ap A Earle O Shreve president of the United States Chamber of Commerce urged Idaho business leaders to take an active role in politics and government He warned that government is today the biggest business and that businessmen must stay informed and influence major issues from labor to housing taxes and education to prevent rival groups from steering the nation leftward.

Boise Earl O. Shreve United States Chamber of Commerce Shreve Idaho General Electric Company America

Bancroft Board Elects Chairman After District Split

The Bancroft newly formed class B school district named Joe Eliason as chairman of a five member board at a special meeting in Bancroft high school. Other directors include Theron Letchtenberg Vern Moser Nelson Hogan and Fred Rindlisbaker with Glen Yost remaining as clerk. All assets and funds of the former independent district must be handed over to the new board immediately.

Bancroft Bancroft High School Joe Eliason Scott D. Lowe Bannock County Theron Letchtenberg Lund Vern Moser Nelson Hogan Chesterfield Fred Rindlisbaker Hatch Glen Yost

New Ultra-Modern Apartments Open at Lava

Six white stucco units near the I.G.A. Grocery in Lava Hot Springs are completed as part of a building boom. The interiors use soft pastels and offer hot mineral water baths, electric kitchenettes, spacious closets, a Hollywood themed bedroom, and a large bathroom. Owner Gregor Strucel began work about ten months ago and expects completion and occupancy next week.

Lava Hot Springs I.G.A Gregor Strucel

Barnwarming Event Honors Farmers With 38 Prizes

American Falls hosts Barnwarming after Farm and Home Institute on March 3. About 475 farmers and families attend as merchants sponsor contests and award 38 prizes valued at 400 dollars. Prize donors include Power County Grain Growers Mehlhaff Tractor Company Rockland Pharmacy Ringe's Auto Parts Barnard Hardware Pastime Sport Shop Boomerange Sport Shop Economy Cash Store Peterson's Food Market O P Skaggs Boise Payette Lumber Company Farmers Co op American Falls Implement Company Stoehr Electric Power County Implement House Davis Furniture Winters Bar B Que The Gift Shop Oneida Elevator Roberts Motor Company Henrikson's Appliance Company Mehlhoff and Thomas Grocery Thompson's Variety Store Kraft Foods Company Davie Grain and Fuel R and G Jewelers L B Electric Kosanke Chevrolet Sparks Meat Market Iris Theater.

American Falls Farm and Home Institute Power County Grain Growers Mehlhaff Tractor Company Rockland Pharmacy Ringe’s Auto Parts Barnard Hardware Pastime Sport Shop Boomerange Sport Shop Economy Cash Store Peterson’s Food Market O. P. Skaggs Boise- Payette Lumber Company Farmer’s Co-op American Falls Implement Company Stoehr Electric Power County Implement House Davis Furniture Winter’s Bar-Blue the Gift Shop Oneida Elevator Roberts Motor Company Henrikson’s Appliance Company Mehlhoff and Thomas Grocery Thompson’s Variety Store Kraft Foods Company Davie Grain and Fuel R and G Jewelers L. B. Electric Kosanke Chevrolet Sparks Meat Market Iris Theater

Golgotha Screen At St. John’s Lutheran Church

The Luther League of St. John's Lutheran Church will sponsor the film Golgotha at the American Falls church on Tuesday March 9 at 8 p.m. A free will offering will cover screening costs. The movie depicts Jesus last days with reverence and features a cast of thousands and music by Jacques Ibert.

Idaho Education Plan Advances School Consolidation

Idaho state reorganization director Kenneth F. Dean reports rapid progress in consolidating 1158 school districts under the 1947 law. Voters approved county units in Boundary Camas Caribou Fremont Minidoka Oneida and Teton counties with other counties showing partial or complete action.

Boise Idaho Kenneth F. Dean Boundary Camas Caribou Fremont Minidoka Oneida Teton Ada Bannock Bingham Custer Latah Nez Perce Payette Power

Damsite Scouts Plan Banquet In Two Cities

Plans for the Father and Sons Boy Scout banquet were laid for American Falls and Rockland with a meeting at the Power County courthouse Thursday night. District commissioners and Tendoy area council leaders discussed forming a Cub Scout Pack and an Air Scout Squadron.

American Falls Rockland Power County Court House Tendoy Area

Burns Fatal To Utah Worker

Elden Lamar Johnson, 38, ingot mould assembler and pourer at Geneva steel plant open hearth, died at 6 a.m. in a Salt Lake hospital from burns suffered in a February 5 explosion caused by molten steel leaking from a cracked mold into wet sand. Two other Provo men, Grant J. Johnson, 25, and Charles A. Smith, 60, were injured in the blast.

PROVO Elden Lamar Johnson Ingot Geneva Iaundry Salt Lake Grant.j. Johnson Charles A. Smith Repo

Bliss development license approved for Idaho Power

The Federal Power Commission authorized Idaho Power Co to build a power project on the Snake River spanning Elmore Gooding and Twin Falls counties. A 50 year license was issued for the Bliss development, seen as part of a comprehensive plan for water power and public uses. Idaho Power operates from Boise and serves Idaho Nevada and Oregon.

Washington Federal Power Commission Idaho Power Co Snake River Elmore Gooding Twin Falls Bliss Idaho Power Boise Idaho Nevada Oregon

Cars Collide Near Montgomery Wards Causes Minor Damage

At 6 10 pm a collision in an alley between a 1941 sedan driven by Lloyd E. Bell age 28 R F D 1 North and a 1931 coupe driven by William G. Havenor age 24 R F D 1 North caused minor damage to Bell’s left rear fender and hubcap. Havenor’s car had no reported damage. Bell said he was northbound in the alley while Havenor was turning from a parking lot into the alley.

Montgomery Wards Lloyd E. Bell William G. Havenor Bell Havenor

Dewey State Is Entered Dewey State Is Entered

Wisconsin officially filed nomination papers Friday for a full slate of candidates backing Gov. Thomas E. Dewey for the April 6 presidential primary. Arthur L. May said the Wisconsin Dewey-for-President club submitted papers with 98 101 signatures, pledging all 27 GOP delegates to Dewey at the national convention.

Madison Wis Thomas E. Dewey Wisconsin Arthur L. May May Dewey United States New York

Falls Council Plans Road Repair

American Falls city council discussed summer paving program with an engineer to set grades. The council will request the state highway department to reconstruct the portion of highway through American Falls.

American Falls N.H. Farrell State Highway Department American Alls

Annual Blackfoot used machinery sale nets $6862.25

The Blackfoot auction drew 213 farm machines from 96 consignors including Arco Downey Idaho Falls Aberdeen Grace Pocatello and nearby areas. A general purpose tractor topped bids at $1570. Proceeds fund a soil testing kit for fertilizer guidance and a county program uses last year’s commissions for a motion picture projector.

Blackfoot Arco Downey Idaho Falls Aberdeen Grace Pocatello

Utah Store Loses Liquor in Major Theft

Utah Liquor Control Commission auditors say more than 33000 dollars worth of liquor is missing from Brigham Street Pharmacy in Salt Lake City. The burglary is traced to a loss first reported Tuesday night with initial estimates between seven and ten thousand dollars. The shortage covers 590 cases of whiskey fifths, 115 cases of whiskey pints, and 1214 cases of assorted wines and branches. Pharmacy manager Cyrus Lack reported 150 cases missing to police.

Salt Lake City Utah Liquor Control Commission Brigham Street M. D McGinness Salt Lake Commission Cyrus V. Lack the Commission

Esther Horst Dies After Heart Attack in Eagles Hall

Mrs. Esther Lillian Horst, longtime Billings resident and chairman of Eagles Auxiliary 9 trustees, died of a heart attack after reporting an incident at Eagles hall Thursday night. A Fire Department physician attempted revival but failed. Horst had moved to Billings from Valley City, North Dakota, twenty years ago.

Billings Esther Lillian Horst Eagles Auxiliary Eagles Hall

Three Arrested in Blackfoot for Drunk and Disorderly

In Blackfoot Burt Bronco of Fort Hall was arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct, pleaded guilty, and fined $15. William A. McAdams also pleaded guilty and fined $25. A third defendant, Bill Bronco of Fort Hall, likewise pleaded guilty and paid a $15 fine.

Blackfoot (Ap Burt Bronco Fort Hall William A. McAdams Blackfoot Bill Bronco

Horticulturist Speaks on Landscaping at Rotary Dinner

American Falls speaker Anton S. Horn University of Idaho Extension Horticulturist led a Rotary dinner on March 3 with a talk titled Landscaping the Home Grounds. Sterling Schow county agent introduced him. slides depicted 77 homes statewide. Arthur Davis chaired the program.

American Falls Anton S. Horn University of Idaho Extension Horticulturist Rotary Mr. Horn Sterling Schow Arthur Davis

MacArthur Urges Help For China In Fight Against Communism

General Douglas MacArthur told the House Military Affairs Committee that world peace depends on stability in the Orient and Europe. He urged the United States to give military aid to China before economic assistance, saying internal reform in China is secondary to military needs to deter Moscow influenced despotism.

Washington Douglas MacArthur Orient Europe United States China House Japan East

GOP NAMES COMMITTEE TO PICK CONVENTION SITE

The Young Republicans will hold their state convention after June 10. Dean Kloepfer, youth GOP chairman, says a committee to pick a site has been appointed and McCall is among the possible locations. An eclipse of the moon is visible to more people than a solar eclipse.

Burley Young Republicans Dean Kloepfer Young State Gop McCall

New Chief Takes Over Guard Unit in Blackfoot

Capt. William Stewart will take command of the 188th Infantry National Guard unit in Blackfoot, succeeding Capt. Ed Ketchum who led the company to federal recognition. Ketchum plans to drill March 8 and encourage members to sign up for this year’s Northwest camp plans at Fort Lewis, Washington.

Blackfoot National Guard Ed Ketchum William Stewart Ketchum Fort Lewis Washington Northwest Ketchwinn Guard 41St Division H. Q. Co Reglar Army Southwest Pacific Co. 1 Idaho Stewart Regular Army 35Th Infantry Hawaii AAF 2Nd Airforce 331St Jamaica Guam Japan 20Th Airforce Ordnance Department States Korea China Airforce Reserve

Sweepstakes Sales End in Canada and United States

Hamilton Ontario reports tickets for the Irish hospital sweepstakes will no longer be sold in North America. Discontinuation follows exchange restrictions complicating payments to winners and failed efforts to arrange with the British government.

Hamilton Ont Hamilton Spectator Canada United States

Mrs T J Yonda Submits To Major Operation

Mrs T J Yonda of Princess Apartments underwent a major operation at a local hospital on Wednesday and is now making a satisfactory recovery. Her daughter Mrs E V Leiby of Sacramento Calif said she came to be with her mother.

T. J. Yonda Princess Apartments E. V. Leiby Sacramento Calif

Lower Building Prices Stressed by Industry Editor

Portland market and production analysis editor Carl C. Crow told about 800 Intermountain Lumber Dealers at Salt Lake City that building costs have been too high. He urged universal price reductions to move the industry forward with greater security as Utah Idaho Wyoming and Nevada dealers attended the annual convention.

Salt Lake City Carl C. Crow Portland Ore Crow Intermountain Lumber Dealers’ Association Utah Idaho Wyoming Nevada

Gem Range Is Viewed

SODA SPRINGS Effects of the California drought are beginning to be felt in Idaho as inquiries pour in about surplus hay. County extension workers report letters asking about buying Idaho hay or shipping California cattle and sheep to pasture in this area. The California Cattlemen's Association secretary requests data on amounts and costs for immediate shipments, noting cattle already moved from drought regions to Oregon, Texas, Washington, Montana and other Idaho points.

Soda Springs California Idaho Francisco California Cattlemen's Ass'n Oregon Texas Washington Montana

Downey Grain Growers to Build $40,000 Elevator

Downey grain growers cooperative will begin construction of a 50,000 bushel capacity steel grain elevator next week. W. E. Burrup of Downey said the project costs $40,000. Also notes that several states have had women secretaries of state.

Swan Lake Ida Downey Grain Growers’ Cooperative W. E. Burrup Downey Alabama Connecticut New Mexico South Dakota

Farm and Home Institute at Soda Springs

A farm and home institute is set for next Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Wayan school house with lectures on farming homemaking government and political problems. Speakers include W Wayne Smith and Dean Christensen with sessions by Vance T Smith E T Whitman Mrs Lenore Choules and Miss Mildred Haberly.

Soda Springs Farm and Home Institute Wayan W. Wayne Smith University Gray's Jake Farm Bureau The Extension Service Dean Christensen Vance T. Smith Boise E.T. Whitman Lenore Choules Pocatello Mildred Haberly Moscow Whitman Smith Haberly Choules

Virginia Democrats mull substitute on Truman bill

Gov William M Tuck supporters say they will introduce a substitute for the anti Truman bill allowing the president’s name on Virginia’s ballot The measure would leave the Democratic state committee in control of Virginia’s 11 electoral votes and shape the electoral influence in the state ballot.

Richmond William M. Tuck Democratic State Committee Virginia

Burglar Feeds Cat During Salem Break‑In

A burglar entered the home of Mrs. Roy Pelly in Salem while she was away and fixed ham and cheese sandwiches and fed her cat before leaving.

Kitty Salem Ore Roy Pelly

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