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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1949

Page

3

Ride With a Traffic Cop Convinces Us Righteous Motorists Get Every Break

In Pocatello reporter rides with Officer Jack Bates to see traffic enforcement firsthand. Bates describes red light violations, the difficulty of proving guilt, and the dangers of speeding on Fifth Avenue and Pole Line Road. He notes most accidents occur at commute times and recalls issuing tickets to violators who argue their innocence.

Jack Harvey Jack L. Bates Pocatello Police Pocatello Second Ave E. Center St Bates Fifth Ave Gener

Flip Flops and a 1949 Ercoupe Flight Test

The columnist tests a 1949 Ercoupe at Hayfield Airport near Pocatello with instructor Herb Marks Jr. The aircraft features no rudder pedals and a bubble canopy. The test notes a quiet cabin and easy cross wind takeoff despite the unusual controls.

Herb Marks, Jr Hayfield Pocatello George Lowers Idaho Montana Wyoming Herb

The Ercoupe Makes Flying Feel Like Driving

Test pilots describe the Ercoupe as a comfortable, easy to fly aircraft with no rudder coordination required. The plane features negative lift stability and can weather strong ground winds without turning over, making it appealing to farmers and new pilots.

Maynard T. Craig Hayfield Airport Lowers Craig

Malad Girl Mary Sue Tovey Named May Queen

Malad student Mary Sue Tovey, daughter of Morgan W. and Mrs. Tovey, has been chosen May Queen at the University of Idaho. She will reign over the May Day festival and Mother's Day weekend events.

Mary Sue Tovey Morgan W. Tovey University of Idaho Miss Tovey

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