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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1949

Page

7

State Labor to Fight for Boycott Measure Repeal

Organized labor plans to repeal Idaho’s 1947 statute banning secondary boycotts. Idaho Supreme Court upheld the law 4 to 1, convicting four men for picketing Western Electric in Boise after a strike at Mountain States Telephone. The labor council vows repeal as a next-session agenda amid dissents.

Boise Organized Labor Fred McCabe Idaho Joint Labor Legislative Council Idaho Supreme Court Edwin M. Holden Third District Ada County J. S. Casselman James D. Towne J. E. Able George Hill Charles E. Winstead Western Electric Co Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co State Supreme Court Raymond L. Givens U. S. Supreme Court Holden

Unprecedented turnout at American Falls Chamber meeting

AMERICAN FALLS. A large crowd attended the chamber of commerce dinner at Log Cabin cafe presided by Charles Stump. Thirty five locals and five Aberdeen guests heard a joint civic plan with John Toeves and others forming a committee to study mutual improvements such as roads to Arco. The group will continue summer sessions and sponsor two Boys State attendees, with others funded by area groups.

American Falls Chamber of Commerce Log Cabin Cafe Charles Stump Aberdeen

Reese Named Instructor at Idaho State College

James W. Reese of El Paso Colorado 27 appointed instructor in business at Idaho State College by President Carl W. McIntosh. Reese previously taught at the University of Colorado holds BS 1943 MS 1948 with a thesis on reserves in public balance sheets and served 37 months in the U S Army finance department.

James W. Reese el Paso Colo Idaho State College Carl W. McIntosh Reese University of Colorado Finance Department U. S. Army

Edw. G. Isenberg Dies Pioneer Of Minidoka Project

Edward G. Isenberg 82 a Minidoka project pioneer died in his sleep Saturday morning April 30 while visiting Meta Missouri He was born July 31 1866 in Owensville Missouri and married Emma Miller in 1893 He helped organize the first school in the district hauled buildings from Minidoka dam built canals served as Lincoln county assessor and Minidoka County treasurer He organized Peoples Bank of Herman taught school and was principal of Lincoln school He leaves a daughter Marie MacKenzie Rupert a son Hoyt Isenberg Salt Lake City two sisters and one brother Funeral services by Goodman mortuary pending in Rupert Missouri born prominent Idaho history figure

Rupert Edward G. Isenberg Meta Owensville Emma Susan Miller Millerville Isenberg Missouri State College Missouri Herman, Mo Gasconade County Idaho Peoples’ Bank of Herman Minidoka Project Big Bend Minidoka Dam Minidoka North Side Twin Falls Gooding, Dietrich Salmon River Lincoln County Lincoln School Minidoka County Heyburn Masonic Lodge Marie MacKenzie Hoyt Isenberg Salt Lake City S. L. Cantley St. Louis H. G. Isenberg Goodman Mortuary

Training Program Slated for Women in Blackfoot

An eight county leadership training program for Idaho Farm Bureau women will meet in Blackfoot at 10 a m in the second ward LDS church auditorium. Mrs Mildred Montague, Bingham county Farm Bureau secretary, says officers in eight counties including Bingham Bonneville Butte Custer Fremont Jefferson Madison and Teton have been notified. The luncheon at noon will be provided by the Methodist church Ladies Aid society.

Blackfoot Associated Women of the Idaho Farm Bureau Second Ward LDS Church Mildred Montague Bingham County

Demonstrations For Potato Men Across Idaho

A series of meetings for potato growers in Idaho will be held at the Idaho Potato Growers warehouses in Firth, Blackfoot, and Aberdeen on specified dates. Sessions run from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to demonstrate the use of ultraviolet light to detect potato diseases in seed samples before planting. Participants are urged to bring seed samples for inspection.

Blackfoot Bingham County Idaho Firth Aberdeen

Malad High School announces graduation list and addresses

Malad High School principal Malad J S Halliday announces May 19 commencement at the Malad stake tabernacle with J D Price Idaho secretary of state delivering the address. The Rev Edgar Toves of Aberdeen gives the May 15 Baccalaureate sermon while a long graduation list of Malad students is named. The piece ends with a stray quotation about peace and a Memphis cotton seed claim.

Malad J. S. Halliday Malad High School

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