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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1949

Page

3

Slow Boat Ban Lifted After Adler Protest

The BBC lifted its ban on the song Slow Boat to China following American musician Larry Adler’s protest. Adler, famed for his harmonica, urged radio play despite warship shelling on the Yangtze and received listener and critic support. The incident included a Truman quote about kissing people to influence behavior.

London British Broadcasting Co China Yangtze Larry Adler BBC Adler President Truman

Wallace Fears Catholic Hierarchy Promotes War With Russia

Former vice president Henry A. Wallace told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that elements of the Catholic church back anti Russian policy and warned the North Atlantic security pact could lead to war. He labeled arms plans costly and accused the administration of fraud on taxpayers while criticizing Dean Acheson for an anti Communist fear complex.

Washington Henry A. Wallace Soviet Russia Senate Foreign Relations Committee Russia Progressive Party Catholic Church Vatican Europe Wallace Stephen S. Wise Senate Germany United States Soviets Tom Connally Tex Joe Stalin Connally Eugene Dennis U. S Communist Party Dennis New York Dean G. Acheson Truman

Flying Breakfast Series Opens May 15 in Twin Falls

Director Chet Moulton of the state department of aeronautics announced the first in a series of flying breakfasts to be held in Twin Falls on May 15, the fourth year of the program. Seven breakfasts are held yearly with up to 200 aircraft expected. pilots have logged 722000 miles over three years with no accidents. The Twin Falls chamber of commerce hosts the event, with eight states represented previously.

Boise Chet Moulton State Department of Aeronautics Twin Falls Moulton

Idaho Sees 1003 Job Openings With Gains Across Regions

The Idaho state employment service reports 1003 job openings at week end, a net rise of 68. Southeastern Idaho and the panhandle show the largest gains. Southwest has 203 openings, panhandle 58, south central 211, north central 108, with teachers, logging, and sawmill jobs driving the increase.

Boise Idaho State Employment Service Panhandle Southwest ISES North-Central

European ministers form council to forge United States of Europe

Ten European foreign ministers signed to establish a council of Europe as a foundation for a United States of Europe. The group said its first session would meet in Strasbourg this summer with the council seen as a political unifier alongside the Marshall Plan and the Atlantic Pact.

London Council of Europe United States of Europe St. James Palace Strasbourg France Europe

VA Counsellor to Aid Veterans in Blackfoot Interview

James A. Hampton of the Pocatello VA office will visit the Idaho state employment office in Blackfoot next Monday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to interview and assist veterans or dependents under VA laws. He will help next of kin of service members who died between December 7, 1941, and July 25, 1947, apply for Gold Star lapel buttons, which are free for widows, widowers, and parents, with a about 1.50 charge for children and siblings. The button features a gold star on a purple circle with gold laurel leaves.

Veterans Administration James A. Hampton Pocatello Idaho Blackfoot V. A John P. Gray Pocatello V. A Hampton Army

Love Child Case Heard

Hollywood tournament of paternity unfolds as William R Fields Morris testifies he is the alleged love child of W C Fields. Morris recounts a 1936 meeting and a $100 wedding gift while Harriet Fields admits marital drift but denies separation. She seeks half of Fields estate valued at about $771000.

Morris Bessie Chatterton Poole Dallas Tex Fields Hollywood Billy Dad Son Farlier Harriet Claude

Louisiana Claims Tideland Oil Hers

Louisiana Attorney General Bolivar E Kemp Jr argues the federal government lacks authority to sue Louisiana to establish tidal oil claims. State officials filed a preliminary brief with the Supreme Court opposing the federal claim. Texas officials filed a similar brief earlier.

Washington Louisiana Bolivar E. Kemp, Jr Gulf of Mexico Kemp Supreme Court Texas

Richfield Oil makes new Cuyama Valley strike

In the Cuyama Valley California Richfield Oil Corporation brings in a wildcat well that gushes 5 008 barrels of oil daily. Geologists say the discovery stems from a different pool than the nearby Russell Ranch field and could surpass both. Glenn Homan oversees the government lease as the derrick fires. Herbert Hoover is noted in a separate historical line.

Russell Ranch Glenn Homan Glendale Calif

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