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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1948

Page

6

Geneva Steel Plant Goes to Standby Amid Coal Strike

Geneva Steel plant faces shutdown to standby status as coal strikes threaten thousands of Utah workers. A company official said 200 to 300 idle this week with hundreds more next week, potentially pushing Geneva below 1000 employees later. Ironton plant also expected to cut jobs though exact figures unavailable.

PROVO Geneva Utah Geneva Steel Company Ironton U. S. Steel

Blind Vet Warned Trains On Narrow Rail Break

In Pittsburgh a blind ex Marine named Jack George alerted his father to a 12 inch rail break on the main line less than an hour before the eastbound Admiral crack Chicago to New York flyer. The two warned approaching trains by lantern and flashlight prompting switches to adjacent tracks. George, blinded on Guam in 1944, studies at a Pittsburgh machinist school.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroad Jack George Beaver Falls Griffith W. George Heaver River George Young George Guam

Fight Breaks Out Again on Milan Streets

Street fighting flared in Milan as communist led printers on strike attempted to seize and burn foreign newspapers. Premier De Gasperi held urgent talks with Interior Minister Scelba amid rising tension before the April 18 election.

Rome Milan Alcides de Gasperi Mario Scelba DeGasperi Trieste Italy

Civil service exams set for police and fire posts

Tuesday at 7 30 p m examinations for police and fire forces will be held in council chambers of the police station. Applicants were reminded Wednesday to obtain application blanks from Mrs Lola Bergendorf city civil service commission secretary.

Pocatello Police Council Lola Bergendorf City Civil Service Commission Bergendorf Arthur Amundsen Commission

Mata Hari of Japan Executed in Chinese Prison Yard

Yoshiko Kawashima, a Manchu princess known as Radiant Jade and linked to Japan’s China invasion, was executed in a Chinese prison yard after five minutes notice. She walked unsupported to the firing squad, declined a new trial, wrote a farewell note to her foster father, and died quietly. Her exact age was not confirmed.

Peiping Yoshiko Kawashima Mata Hari Japan China Miss

Four Steel Company Workers Die In Coke Shower

Bethlehem Pennsylvania reports four workers killed in a blast furnace incident during coke cooling. Three unidentified men burned beyond recognition while two others, Frank Schlegel and Velodo Lukasevich, remained in critical condition with third degree burns. Augustus Knecht died shortly after at St. Luke’s hospital. Fire crews prevented a larger blaze as about 25 workers assisted in sealing the furnace.

Bethlehem Bethlehem Steel Company Northampton County D. F. Bachman Frank Schlegel Easton Velodo Lukasevich Walnutport St. Luke's Hospital Augustus Knecht. Nazareth

Plastic Caskets Called Decay Proof

Houston plastics firm makes about 100 plastic caskets since 1946. The material, derived from petroleum, resists decay and is unaffected by fresh or salt water or ground chemicals, says Southwestern Plastics Co. president Dan E. Bloxson.

Houston, Tex Houston Dan E. Bloxson Southwestern Plastics Co Bloxson

Ada county Young Republicans back Robins for Idaho delegation

The Ada county Young Republican club unanimously endorsed Gov. C. A. Robins to lead Idaho’s delegation to the national Republican convention in Philadelphia next June. Minnesota's per capita income in 1947 was $1,090.

Robins BOISE Ada County Young Republican Club Gov. C. A. Robins Idaho Philadelphia Minnesota

Fraternity Leaders Visit Idaho State College Clash Fears

Three representatives of the national fraternity Ka pa Sigma conferred in Pocatello with ISC Xi Theta Tau members to discuss Greek letter house tensions that may flare up again at Idaho State College.

Idaho State College Pocatello Kapa Sigma Fraternity ISC Xi Theta Tau

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