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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1949

Page

2

Mental patient enrages on train and at hospital

A veteran, Lester Ruesch, 35, battled guards on a Salt Lake City to Sheridan transport. Bannock deputy James L. Johnson sustained serious hand injuries after being struck and grappling with the man who overpowered attendants, while guard F. B. Utter and others suffered minor injuries. Ruesch was subdued and sedated, then held in Bannock county jail awaiting transfer. Utter remained in hospital with a mauled throat but was listed as in apparently good condition.

Beserk General Hospital Bannock County James L. Johnson F. B. Utter Salt Lake City Sheriff's Office Lester Ruesch Saltee City Wotitor's Hospital Sheridan, Wy Utter Sch Pocatello Johnson Ruesch Sheridan

Dale Returns to Lead City Motor Truck Sales in Pocatello

E L Dale returns to Pocatello to head the motor truck sales department at City Motor Co. He previously managed the J C Penney store for 16 years and led local commerce groups. Now based in Brigham City, he leaves a 40000 fish per year trout business to his brother and plans to move his family after school ends.

E. L. Dale Pocatello Trout Pocatello Chamber of Commerce The City Motor Co S. Main Gate City Dale J. C. Penney Co Idaho Brigham City Utah Trout Farm Penney Service Chamber of Commerce Lions Boy Scouts Masonic Lodge the Shrine Scottish Rite Royal Arch Masons Larry Mary Ellen Brigham City High School Ogden

Upper River Pact Favored by House Panel

The House Public Lands Committee unanimously recommended congressional consent to the Upper Colorado River Basin compact. Five upper basin states agreed to allocate 7.5 million acre feet annually. The report notes congress may not interpret terms, will bind only signers, and will not amend the Boulder Canyon act or 1922 compact.

Washington House Public Lands Committee Congress

Express Firm Sues Union for 5 Million Damages

The Railway Express agency files a federal suit seeking 5 million dollars against the AFL Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks. It claims a union inspired slow down began March 8 causing a complete stoppage of rail express shipments in the New York metropolitan area. The company says it abolished 9000 local jobs on March 12 and placed an embargo on all express shipments to from and through New York City.

NEW York Railway Express Agency AFL Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks New York Metropolitan

Circle Plans Practice Session for Forest Woodmen

All junior members of the supreme Forest Woodmen meet at 1 p m Saturday at the WOW hall for drill practice.

Supreme Forest Woodmen WOW Hall

Salt Lake City Youth Named Assistant at Chief Theatre

Louis Butehorn, 22, of Salt Lake City, arrives in Pocatello to assist John O. Denman, manager of the Chief theatre, and oversee the Orpheum. He replaces Robert Kirkendall and will manage both the Chief and Orpheum remod eling plans. Butehorn and his wife move to Pocatello this week.

Louis Butehorn Salt Lake City Pocatello John O. Denman Denman Butehorn Robert Kirkendall Orpheum Theatre Fox Intermountain Caldwell Idaho Orpheum Salt Lake

Boise Knights of Columbus Host Council Meet

Boise Knights of Columbus will host councils from across the state for an annual pilgrimage to St John’s Cathedral. Catholics attend a pontifical high mass with Bishop Edward J. Kelley presiding. Supreme Director Edward Molkenbuer of San Francisco will give the luncheon address after the rally.

Boise Boise Knights of Columbus St. John’s Cathedral Edward J. Kelley Edward Molkenbuer San Francisco

Riding Club Maps Early June Amateur Race Meet

Pocatello Riding club officers and directors announced tentative plans for an amateur race meet in early June. Mrs. Rosalie Cavanaugh, secretary-treasurer, said fall dates are being studied to avoid clashes with other events. A party at the Green Triangle next Wednesday will launch membership sales for the year, with Mr. and Mrs. Earl King handling dinner.

Pocatello Riding Club Rosalie Cavanaugh Earl King

C of C Accepts Dedication Bid for Gaté City Airbase

Pocatello Chamber of Commerce executive board voted to accept the city’s bid to direct dedication ceremonies for Gaté City’s new airbase. Secretary J L Craig Jr said the noon luncheon meeting at the Hotel Bannock approved the invitation on aviation committee recommendation. Date of the dedication will be announced later.

Pocatello Chamber of Commerce Gaté City C of C J. L. Craig Jr Bannock Chamber Aviation Committee Craig

Caterpillar Train Trials Surprise Pennsylvanians

A secretive Caterpillar type train built for Spain struck Dr. H. P. Jamison’s auto at a grade crossing near Berwick Pennsylvania during a test run. The car was damaged and Jamison hospitalized with head gashes. The 16 car unit, powered by a 1000 horsepower diesel, features rear wheeled coaches and a caterpillar like motion.

Berwick Spain Here H. P. Jamison Nescopeck American Car and Foundry Co

Uruguayan duel sparks high political confrontation across border

The duel stakes rise between Gen Arturo Bertollo Buenos Aires police chief and exile Sen Ernesto Sammartino amid warnings from Uruguayan authorities. Pending location and weapons chosen by appointed judges Dr Floro Lavalle and Gen Esteban Vacaretta.

Montevideo Uruguay Peron Arturo Bertollo Buenos Aires Washington Ernesto Sanmartino Buenos Bertello Argentina Sammartino Sanmartino

Plot or Gag Case Probed in Idaho Falls

Police investigate an extortion note tied to a rock tossed through a 16-year-old girl’s window. The note demanded 900 dollars and referenced a package in a local bus depot booth as a trap, but a 13-year-old disrupted the setup. Authorities kept the family identity confidential.

Idaho Falls F. G. Perrin

Spencer Ford Hurt In Auto Mishap Near Teton Idaho

Spencer Ford 42, owner of the Ford Music Co., was in serious condition in a St. Anthony hospital after an early auto crash two miles north of Teton. He suffered multiple broken ribs, a fractured leg, and deep head lacerations. the car, owned by H H Zimmerli of Pocatello, struck a hole in the road and rammed into the rear seat. Ford was en route to Ashton for a fishing trip when the collision occurred.

Spencer Ford Ford Music Co St. Anthony Ford H. H. Zimmerli Pocatello Ashton

Tallberg Outlines Recreation and City Finance Plans

Candidate Tallberg details a recreation commission for city administration, suggests selling delinquent lands by lottery, advocates a municipal garage and park land purchase along Railroad Avenue, promotes Pocatello as a semi industrial western center, vows to crack down on bootleggers, and calls for higher mayoral pay to attract qualified candidates.

Tallberg Chamber of Commerce

Calendar for Court Called Fifth District

Judge Isaac McDougall will call both civil and criminal calendars Monday at 10 a.m. in the Bannock county courthouse. He aims to hold a jury term starting the first or second Monday in April and seeks to schedule as many cases as possible by then. Arraignments and pleas in criminal cases will follow the calendar calling.

Fifth District Isaac McDougall Bannock County McDougall

Famed Jewels Will Be Sold to Settle Estate

Trustees of the Evalyn McLean estate won court approval to sell the Hope and Star of East diamonds plus other jewelry valued at 591000 to cover claims. Executors report 300000 in claims against the estate and 150000 in liquid assets, with the will directing safekeeping until grandchildren reach 25.

Washington Evalyn Walsh McLean James W. Morris Washington Hostess McLean

Joe E Brown Treated at Philadelphia Naval Hospital

Star of the stage show Harvey, Joe E Brown, was released from Philadelphia naval hospital where he had been treated for old age and tularemia the rabbit fever. Brown did not reveal his age and joked about tularemia as rabbit fever.

Philadelphia Joe E. Brown Harvey Philadelphia Naval Hospital Brown

Rationing of Coal Forced in Eastern Pennsylvania

The memorial walkout by 463,000 United Mine Workers forced coal rationing in eastern Pennsylvania. Wilkes-Barre dealers were told to sell remaining anthracite only to those with physician certificate of need. The rationing followed an inquiry by the bureau of pes and the American Red Toss.

Pittsburgh United Mine Workers Pennsylvania Wilkes-Barre Bureau of Pes American Red Toss

Dr Florance Sabin Named Woman of the Month in Denver

Dr Florance Sabin, Denver medical authority and cabinet member of Mayor Quigg Newton, received the bronze plaque award as woman of the month. Gov. Lee Knous presented the honor on behalf of Anna and Eleanor Roosevelt and The Woman magazine.

Denver Florance Sabin Denver Medical Authority

Idaho Class A players to lunch with Pocatello Chamber

About 160 players and coaches from Idaho Class A basketball teams in the state tournament will be luncheon guests at noon today. The event is hosted by the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce with J L Craig Jr announcing the luncheon in the Wedgewood room of the Hotel Anateight. A stag dinner will follow in the Bannock’s Pioneer Room hosted by the chamber’s athletic committee.

Pocatello Chamber of Commerce C of C J. L. Craig Jr Wedgewood Anateight Craig Toniraig Chamber Pioneer Room Bannock

Plane Crash Kills Reserve Officers in Ohio

Two Akron reserve first lieutenants, Herman Eitel 31 and Robert Woods 28, were killed when their reserve plane crashed into a snow covered field two miles east of Hendrysburg. An air force reserve board was appointed to investigate the crash.

Hendrysburg Akron, O Air Force Reserve Here Air Force Herman Eitel Akron Robert R. Woods Air Force Reserve Board

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