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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1949

Page

5

Giant Redwood Seedling Planted to Honor Marshall

In Santa Cruz California a seedling of the world's largest redwood was planted to honor Gen George C Marshall who received the first annual fellowship of man award The planting by 75 year old Clarence Sandy Pratt sits in the grove of peace near the resort Pratt has planted more than 12 000 trees over 20 years sending seedlings worldwide and charging 2 per seedling for wrapping and postage He hopes the tree will symbolize peace for 1000 years and notes the redwoods growth mirrors human aging and that Luther Burbank urged planting trees over monuments

Santa Cruz Calif George C. Marshall Fellowship of Man Clarence Sandy) Pratt Marshall Big Trees Foundation Pratt Jesus John McLaren Golden Gate Park San Francisco

Mail Closing Hours Fixed at Pocatello Offices

Post master John E. Trimming announced new closing times for air and train mail from Pocatello. Airmail deadlines shift to Salt Lake City 10:20 a.m. and 3:05 p.m., Spokane 12:22 p.m., Great Falls 12:25 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., Boise 3:05 p.m. Train mail closing times: Northbound 3:45 a.m. and 9 p.m., Southbound 3:10 a.m. and 4 p.m., Eastbound 3:10 a.m. and 4 p.m., Westbound 2:30 a.m., 8:55 a.m., 9 p.m. and 6 p.m.

Pocatello John E. Trimming Salt Lake City Spokane Great Falls Boise

Mrs. Mathews Dies at 69 in Idaho after Long Illness

Sarah Ann Iversen Mathews 69 of Portneuf Idaho died Saturday at a local hospital after a long illness. Born August 20 1879 in Hyrum Utah she moved to Idaho fifty years ago living in Riverside Arbon Portneuf and finally Pocatello with her daughter Rosa May Davis. Survived by multiple children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren she was a longtime member of the LDS Church. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Arthur W Hall mortuary.

Sarah Ann Iversen Mathews No. Hayes Hyrum Utah Bernhart M. and Tirzah Griffiths Iversen Idaho Riverside Arbon Portneuf Rosa May Davis Pocatello Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Relief Society William Henry Mathews Mary Neoma Tripp Richmond William Leo Mathews Los Angeles Gerald Heber Mathews Salt Lake City Howard Leslie

Western Powers Plan Pre-Meeting On German Front

Western powers to hold a Paris conference within two weeks to present a united German front before resuming talks with Soviet foreign minister Vishinsky on May 23. Acheson Bevin and Schuman in Washington drafted plans. British officials to send senior representatives.

London Paris Germany Russia Washington Dean Acheson Ernest Bevin Robert Schuman Andrei Vishinsky Council of Foreign Ministers Berlin Foreign Office

CVA Future Under Doubt Amid Northwest Pact

Washington report says supporters fear the Columbia Valley Authority’s fate after a pacific northwest pact between the army engineers and the reclamation bureau. The Pick Sloan plan previously blocked a Missouri Valley authority, and rivals cite the new agreement as undermining CVA support. Interior Secretary Krug pushed for CVA despite potential bureau changes.

Washington Columbia Valley Authority CVA Pacific Northwest Army Engineers Reclamation Bureau Administration Pick-Sloan Missouri River Basin Missouri Valley Authority Congress Roosevelt MVA Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau Columbia Valley J. A. Krug Krug Columbia Basin

Bevin says world peace prospects best since 1945

British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin on a trip to Germany praised Berlin blockade prospects for world peace, urged continued efforts for peace, and warned against starving Berlin. He spoke with American and British flyers and German workers at Gatow Field. Talks on resuming rail traffic into Berlin began May 11 with German experts from allied and Soviet zones. United States official Lawrence Wilkinson said Germans will handle the details, reducing need for a four power conference. The dinar is the monetary unit of Yugoslavia.

Berlin Ernest Bevin Germany Gatow Field Bevin Lawrence Wilkinson United States

Seek Driver After Mishap

Two Fort Hall Indians named Bill and Coben Arichte were arrested after a car crash north of Pocatello. The driver fled, later identified as a Mexican suspect who lured the youths into a stolen vehicle. The Arichte brothers were detained for questioning but expected to be released. authorities continue to search for the missing driver.

Fort Hall Bill and Coben Arichte Bannock County Earl Cutler Cutler Pocatello East Lewis St Porters and Waiters Club

Missing Idaho man feared dead after river search

Miss'ngton Sull Soucht Miss'ngton Sull Soucht City and Idaho authorities patrol the Port neff river Saturday seeking Ashmer Miller 65 who vanished from his Po catello home a week earlier. Police fear he is in the river after neighbors saw him linger on Custer street bridge. Miller left wallet watch and chance behind and wore no coat. Detectives plan to continue the search for several days.

Idaho Portneff River Ashmer Miler Pocatello Miller Custer St. Bride Poratelin Cuy Nelson Nelson

Public transit industry employs thousands in America

The public transit sector in the United States shows about 281 000 workers on payrolls totaling roughly 825 million dollars yearly.

America

Britain and U S Break Through Soviet Radio Jamming

The Voice of America BBC and U S armed forces network launched a coordinated broadcast against Soviet jamming on 61 short wave transmitters across Russia to mark Russia's national radio day. Moscow responded with at least 100 jamming transmitters but Voice of America noted signals got through on six channels and BBC on five.

New York Britain United States State Department Voice of America British Broadcasting Corporation U. S. Armed Forces Europe Berlin Russia Voice BBC

Funeral in Pocatello For Grandmother Elizabeth Kirkendall

Last week in Pocatello Mrs. C. L. Kirkendall of Compton California and her husband attended the funeral services for their grandmother Mrs. Elizabeth Kirkendall. Robert Kirkendall of Caldwell also was among those paying respects.

Pocatello Elizabeth Kirkendall C. L. Kirkendall Compton Calif Robert Kirkendall Caldwell

Daughter is Born to Mr and Mrs Harold Kirkendall

Po catello relatives report the birth of a daughter to Master Sergeant and Mrs Harold Kirkendall of Bellingham Washington. They are former local residents.

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Luther Burbank Burbank Hamilton Leckikte S. Main Packer No. 5 Gilberton Mine Co Girardville France Foreign Ministers’ Council Ruhr World Peace Scene Yugoslavia Pocatello Mattress Mfg. CO No. Johnson Miss'ngton Stork Ethel Collins Lebanon Hospital Bronx Santa Ana CRM C. E. Roberts Mgr Curvex Cadence Sherwin-Williams Qreen Sherwin Williams P Paints
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