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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1949

Page

2

Bond Stores Accused Of Phony Heirs Scheme

The FTC charged Bond Stores Inc of New York with running two dummy firms the Goodwin Roberts System and National Inheritance to pressure delinquent customers for clothes payments. The agency alleged others, including Surety Investigating Co and a faux government research bureau, sought debtor data under misrepresentation. Bond must respond within 20 days.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Bond Stores, Inc FTC New York City Goodwin-Roberts Bond Commission National Inheritance Bureau Bond’s Rou Surety Investigating Co Fidelity Research Bureau

Local Groups Incorporate in Idaho

Boise reports three new incorporations filed with the secretary of state. The Southeast Idaho Medical Bureau, Inc. of Pocatello seeks non profit status with 28 member certificates at $100 each. Incorporators include W L Olsen and others from Pocatello. Rupert Case, Inc. and Rupert Auto Service, Inc. both formed in Rupert with capitalizations of 17 370 and 19 740 respectively. incorporators are Walter Asson Ray Robbins and Dell Giardell.

BOISE Secretary of State Southeast Idaho Medical Bureau, Inc Pocatello W. L. Olsen W. R. Hearne E. V. Simison R. P. Howard F. H. Howard R. B. Hegsted M. Graves Rupert Case, Inc Rupert Rupert Auto Service, Inc Auto Service Walter,Asson Ray Robbins Dell Giardell

Magnavox Slashes Radio Phonograph Prices Across Models

Magnavox trims prices on several radio phonograph models by 15 to 161.50 dollars, with Roy Boscow, sales manager, announcing the cuts will take effect Monday. Television sets remain unchanged. The Regency model leads with a cut from 460 to 298.50 dollars.

Fort Wayne Ind Magnavox

Circus Crew Fire Victims

Three circus band players were near death from burns after their truck crashed into a tree near Los Angeles. Percy Cayuga age 60 from Ontario and Joe Willis 47 of Los Angeles were in critical condition while Lowney P Harris 41 of Kansas was serious. Cayuga’s son ate 21 and was less seriously burned. The Beatty caravan was en route from Burbank to North Hollywood when the truck struck a tree and its butane gas tank exploded after a can of gasoline ignited just before the crash.

Los Angeles Percy Cayuga Okasweken Ontario Canada Joe Willis Lowney P. Harris el Dorado Kan Cayuga Beatty Circus Burbank North Hollywood

Bell system opens two new TV network channels

The Bell telephone system announced two new television network channels between Philadelphia and Chicago. The expansion increases east bound to one and westbound to three channels. Two westbound channels will run 24 hours daily. the eastbound and a third westbound channel run evenings Monday to Friday and 24 hours on weekends. The move aims to give Midwestern viewers more program choices from eastern studios.

New York Bell Telephone System Philadelphia Chicago

Singer Plant Struck After Negotations Collapse

About 7,000 Singer Manufacturing Co. employees in Elizabeth New Jersey walked off at midnight after five day talks failed. The walkout halts work of 2,000 supervisory staff barred from crossing the line by Local 401 CIO and ends the plant's 78 year strike-free record.

Elizabeth N. J ULP Singer Manufacturing Co United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers CIO

Treasure Fever Ships Searched For Brownie Master

The American Radio Association telegraphed over 1000 U S ships to locate the master of Brownie a shaggy dog stranded on Linden New Jersey docks for two months. The appeal urged radio officers to spread word aboard ships and at ports urging crews and locals to pass the message.

Shaggy Dog New York American Radio Association CIO U. S Linden N. J ARA Faithy Brownie

Bergman Lindstrom Rossellini Linked In Sicily Rendezvous

Italian film sources say Ingrid Bergman Peter Lindstrom and Roberto Rossellini may meet in Milazzo Sicily to discuss rumored romance amid Bergman’s film work with Rossellini. Police and hotel staff note Lindstrom’s unregistered stay and separate reports link the trio to the ongoing triangle tale.

Rome Italy Ingrid Bergman Peter Lindstrom Roberto Rossellini Sicily Rossellini Lindstrom Milazzo Stromboli Miss Bergman Hollywood Sicilian Art Cohen God’s Earth Moderno Milazzo Re Ingrid Hungary Marcella

Potato Growers to Nominate Members for Idaho Committee

Boise Caldwell meeting Tuesday will nominate members and alternates to the state potato administrative committee. The panel will regulate Idaho and Malheur county Ore marketing for the coming year. Harry C Brandt of the Idaho production and marketing administration committee described the committee under federal act and its powers to set size and grade limits and other marketing duties.

Boise Caldwell State Idaho Malheur County Ore Harry C. Brandt Idaho Production and Marketing Administration Committee

Movie Showings At Chief Theatre And Rialto Theatres

Listings detail weekly programs at Chief Theatre and Rialto Theatre with films starring Cary Grant Diana Lynn Franchot Tone Dick Powell Jane Greer John Wayne Barbara Hale Burl Ives Eddie Dean Gary Cooper Paulette Goddard Boris Karloff Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy and others. Drive in Theatre adds animations Melody Time and feature films including Robin Hood and Naked City across multiple days with dates and show slots.

Chief Theatre Cary Grant Franchot Tone Diana Lynn Station West Dick Powell Jane Greer Powell Burl Ives Bill Williams Barbara Hale Rialto ‘Theatre Yvonne DeCarlo Dan Duryea Jeffrey Lynn Aruba Jungles Brazil Ace George Raft Sylvia Sidney Paulette Goddard Michael Wilding Barry Fitzgerald Donald Duff Dorothy Hart Don Taylor Brian Kent Ralph Bellamy Gary Cooper Howard de Silva Boris Karloff Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy

Jerusalem Enforces Curfew After Air Raid Sirens

A curfew and security blackout were imposed on Jerusalem after air raid sirens sounded at dusk and explosions were heard for about 45 minutes from Bethlehem. Reliable sources said Arab irregulars on a Judean hilltop refused to hand over a cache or surrender.

Jerusalem Bethlehem

Strike Tightens Metropolis Transit Standoff

Atlanta 1,400 trolley and bus workers walked out Sunday after talks at the federal mediation service failed to end a strike that could disrupt business as negotiations resumed. The union seeks a $1.46 hourly wage and improved conditions, with the company citing costs above $1.5 million yearly. Georgia Power holds most transit franchises in the metro area of about 500,000.

Atlanta Federal Conciliation and Mediation Service Georgia Power Co Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach

Soroptimist Parley Ends Rocky Mountain Convention

A four state Soroptimist convention at Sun Valley concluded with over 100 delegates at the ninth annual Rocky Mountain meeting. The three day session opened Friday with a Challenger Inn party and featured speakers Sophie Reed of Ogden Utah and Marilyn Lewis federation secretary. Representatives from 17 Rocky Mountain clubs attended.

SUN Valley Rocky Mountain Challenger Inn Sophie Reed Ogden Utah Marilyn Lewis Soroptimists’ American Federation Soroptimist International Business

Truce Yields Rail Relay to Israeli Forces and Unrest Ends

Reports say Arab legionnaires handed over the rail line south of Jerusalem under the truce terms while a small irregular group refused to honor the accord and was cleared. Arab and Jewish May Day parades ended abruptly as sirens sounded.

Thieves Take Time and Drinks in Haberdashery Heist

In New York a group of thieves paused to drink Scotch after breaking into a haberdashery and then into an adjacent restaurant. They carried away $5,560 in cash and $33,100 in endorsed checks from a safe, plus $260 from registers and $100 from the haberdashery, before fleeing with cuff links.

New York Haberdashery

Rainfall Aids Fire Fighting In Minnesota

Rainfall across Minnesota aided fire crews fighting forest peat and brush fires in the north woods. Fires stretched to cover about a quarter of the state, with Canada also reporting blazes as rain was expected to reach the northeast Arrowhead region by nightfall. Seaplanes ferried crews and equipment into Superior National Forest where a new fire, starting Saturday, threatened major damage.

Duluth Minn North Woods Minnesota Canada Weather Bureau Arrowhead Superior National Forest

Barkley Leads Loyalty Rally Against Communism at Polo Grounds

Vice President Alben W. Barkley urged Americans to keep Communism out of the United States during a Loyalty Day rally at the Polo Grounds. About 30,000 people attended in light rain as Francis Cardinal Spellman presided, with Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen among speakers.

New York Alben W. Barkley United States Barkley Polo Grounds Francis Cardinal Spellman Fulton J. Sheen

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