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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1949

Page

2

New Fiscal Year Begins in American Falls City

City officials led by Mayor Farrell and City Clerk Sparks sworn in for the new year. Public relations chair Philip Peterson named. sewer upgrades planned for district for promotion to B class. Civic building proposal urged by Ray Alexander. Farmers Cooperative to install sprinkler system option for one year. Health and Safety parade led by Lincoln school students scheduled with bike decorating contest and prizes. Parade route from school district to athletic bowl with band performances and tumbling acts.

American Falls Farrell Sparks St. John R. Philip Peterson Andress Watts Arthur Liese Philip Peterson Ford Roberts David Ruff American Legion Ray Alexander Robert Ewing Farmers Cooperative Store Chamber of Commerce Main Street

Mother and Six Children Die in Fire and Explosion

In Lowville New York a 37 year old mother Mrs Glen Jackson and six of her children died when an explosion and fire leveled their seven room farm home five miles north of the Adirondack village. Jackson and her husband Dale were asleep when the kerosene stove spill and a near empty oil supply caused ignition. Six other Jackson children escaped, two leaping from a second story window as flames trapped siblings in their beds. Sheriff Jerome B Paris said Mrs Jackson died at a hospital. Dale Jackson remained in critical condition with a poor chance of recovery.

Lowville N. Y Adirondack Fountain Glen Jackson James Gerald Doug George Allen Id Jackson Lewis County General Stal Dodors Donald Peer Jackson Jerome B. Paris Ogee Jackson Cnte

Actor Ingram Held On Immoral Flight Case

Rex Ingram, actor known for Green Pastures, faces federal charges for allegedly arranging to fly 15 year old Jeanette Hughes of Salina Kan to New York for immoral purposes and for writing lewd letters. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment and a $2,000 bond was set. The trial was postponed after an operation in Kansas City.

Rexar Federal New York Arthur J. Mellett Bend Kansas City Federal District Court Fingran Kan Ingram Green Pastures Jeanette Ann Hughes Salina

Divorce Granted to Michele Morgan and William Marshall

Paris court grants divorce on mutual consent grounds. William Marshall awarded custody of the couple’s two children.

Paris Michele Morgan William Marshall Marshall

Post Named In Lawsuit Over Chatterton Vehicle Injury

Grover T. Chatterton, 13, was injured February 7, 1949, when struck on the Yellow Stone highway while delivering a newspaper. The Fifth District Court suit against Pocatello POST alleges the driver aided by the POST employee failed to warn him and failed to move the car from the roadway to the shoulder, causing permanent leg injuries.

Grover T. Chatterton Yellowstone Pocatello Post Chatterton POST

Campus Day features unique TV transmitter exhibit

Campus Day schedule spreads across ISC with student miles awards and a Queen for a Day prize. Visitors tour displays, attend a track meet or a Phi Psi Omega play, and view a one of a kind vocational electronics television built from war surplus by William Shiflett. The event includes a 9 a.m. opening in Frazier hall and free exploration thereafter.

Pocatello Mercha Ipha Psi Omega Frazier Hall Swanson United States William “Bill” Shiflett Navy Ike” Gutzman

Masked Gunmen Steal Payroll From Cleveland Bank

A gang of masked gunmen seized a $25,000 payroll from Lincoln Heights Savings & Loan officials in broad daylight in Cleveland. They forced the bank car to stop, shattered windows, and fled in a 1937 Buick sedan after taking seven bags of cash.

Cleveland Lincoln Heights Savings & Loan Company Bankers’ Auto William G. Ziemba Anton Birga Ziemba Cleveland Trust Co

Road Bids Sought for Ada County U S 30 Work

Idaho highway department called for bids to construct a bituminous surface and crushed gravel shoulder on U S 30 from Oasis to Regina in Ada county. The project covers nearly five miles with bids due by May 13.

BOISE State Highway Department U. S. Highway 30 Oasis Regina Ada County

Bill on Minimum Wage Is Modified

House Democratic leaders reshaped a key labor bill after defeat on Taft-Hartley repeal. The plan now trims to a single provision to raise the minimum wage from 40 to 75 cents an hour, expanding wage hour act coverage.

Washington House John Lesinski Mich House Labor Committee

Mormon Architecture Is New Book on Stands

Weston Publishing Co announces Mormon Architecture a photo engravings book of temples and meeting houses by editor Joseph H. Weston. It features LDS structures in southern Idaho and California and notes the church mortgage on its chapel program elevates its Pacific coast presence.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Weston Publishing Co Salt Lake City Pocatello Joseph H. Weston Weston Idaho Falls Idaho Shelley Stake House Rupert Tabernacle Montpelier Seminary Ag Firat LDS Church Howard J. McKean Edward O. Anderson Pacific Coast California

Potato Men Nominated for Idaho Potatoes Panel

Fifty eastern Idaho farmers met at Idaho Falls to nominate Harold Nagle of St Anthony A Arnold Lee White of Rexburg and sen Driggs to the state potato administrative committee.

Boise Idaho Idaho Falls State Harold Nagle St. Anthony A. Arnold Ae Lee White Rexburg Sen, Driggs

Frost Expected Saturday Morning In Local Area

Forecast calls for cloudy skies and light frost overnight with 30 to 35 degree low. Saturday morning frost expected with temperatures around 65 high and a 30s low. Thursday night low reached 38 after a 63 high.

Vacation departure notice for WAL staff member

Miss Thora Erickson of Western Air Lines takes a four week vacation leaving today. She plans visits to Los Angeles Chicago and Chattanooga Tenn. Miss Alutta Prinsen will substitute in the WAL ticket office at 229 South Arthur Street.

Thora Erickson Pocatello Western Air Lines Los Angels Chicago Chattanooga Tenn Miss Erickson WAL Alutta Prinsen S. Arthur

Quad's Dad In Hospital After Birth Of Quadruplets

New York reports Charles Collins, father of quadruplets born yesterday to his wife Ethel, checked into Lebanon hospital in a nervous state after the shock of expecting triplets. The mother and four babies are reported well, drawing offers from milk, crib, and layette firms for advertising.

New York Charles Collins Lebanon Hospital Collins Ethel

Woodcraft Thimble Club Postpones Next Meeting

Post 155 Thimble club meeting scheduled for next Wednesday is postponed due to a district Woodcraft meeting set for Monday and Tuesday next week. The new date for the Thimble club has not been determined.

Woodcraft Thimble Club Woodcraft Thimble Club

Ex Soda Springs Sheep Grower Dies at 87

Albert Jason Knollin, 87, the era’s leading U S sheep operator, died at his Walla Walla home after a long illness. Born April 21, 1862, in New York, he later farmed in Illinois Texas New Mexico Utah and Idaho before moving to Washington five years ago.

Walla Walla Wash Albert Jason Knollin United States Soda Springs Ida New York State Alton Ill Knollin Texas New Mexico Utah Idaho

Backache and Leg Pain Warn of Health Dangers

Readers are urged to consult a druggist about Doan's Pills as a remedy for backache leg pains and related symptoms. The ad claims relief and encourages action to address potential bladder or toxin-related issues.

Doan Tibes

Toastmasters Meet Set in Pocatello Dinner Tonight

The new Toastmasters club in Pocatello will hold a 6 15 p m dinner meeting next Monday in the Hotel Whitman dining room. About 20 local business and professional men are interested. Don Bailey was elected temporary chairman and Ed Chally temporary secretary. Reservations close Saturday noon by phoning 3000. The club aims to help members learn public speaking.

Pocatello Toastmasters Club Hotel Whitman

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