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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1948

Page

2

Southerners Defy Truman And His Plan

In Jackson Mississippi more than 1500 southern Democrats voted to oppose President Truman and any civil rights nominee this year. A Dixie convention is planned for Birmingham July 1 if the civil rights plank remains. Georgia declined to join a split while South Carolina Mississippi Alabama Arkansas pushed forward with bolt support. Gov Thurmond led a States rights session in Jackson.

Jackson, Miss Truman Birmingham Philadelphia Georgia South Carolina Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Texas Beauford Tennessee Roane Waring Ed Crump James S. Peters Florida North Carolina Virginia Louisana J. Strom Thurmond Jackson Auditorium

Car Recovered of 1947 Frazer Belonging to Paul Dudenake

A 1947 Frazer believed stolen from the rear of the VFW club in Pocatello was recovered by Preston police. The driver Ralph Kerley 24-year-old unemployed truck driver from West Frankfort Illinois was returned from Preston Sunday by state police officer James Bedingfield and is being held in Bannock county jail.

Frazer Paul Dudenake VFW Club Pocatello Preston Ralph Kerley West Frankfurt James Bedingfield Bannock County

Coral snake strikes when provoked by touch or step

The coral snake will turn and deliberately bite if stepped on or touched, and will keep its hold after the bite.

Mother slain as daughter fights off kidnapper in Chicago

Sophia Millard, 42, was raped and killed after a nighttime break in as her daughter Theresa, 18, awoke to a struggle. Theresa described a kidnapping attempt and identified a man seen near their home while police conduct a lie detector test for her account. Police found evidence at the scene and connected the incident to the alleged attack before locating the victim.

Chicago Sophia Millard Theresa Millard Warren Avenue Station Theresa

Justice Department probes Taylor arrest in Birmingham

The Justice Department is making preliminary inquiries into Sen. Glen Taylor of Idaho's arrest in Birmingham on May 1 for disorderly conduct. Investigators seek facts about Taylor and related Southern Negro Youth Congress meetings, with possible FBI action if civil rights rights violations are confirmed.

United Press Washington Justice Department Sen Glen Taylor Idaho Birmingham Ala Department Taylor Southern Negro Youth Congress Henry Wallace Oliver Hall Congress FBI

Lava Child Burned In Hot Lye Bath Accident

Linda Loveland thirteen months old, child of Mr and Mrs Elwin Loveland, fell into a tub of hot lye and chlorox water at Lava Hot Springs Monday around 2 p.m. She escaped with painful burns after lacking a physician, but was treated by her parents.

Lava Hot Springs Linda Elwin Loveland Rexburg L. A. Monroe South Grant Avenue D. W. Grover Monroe Mr. Monroe Shirley Larry Idaho Falls Norma Monroe L.D.S. Hospital

Churchill Urges United Europe to Deter Tyranny

Winston Churchill urged a strong United Europe to deter tyrants in a Dam Square speech as honorary chair of the Congress of Europe. He called for a peaceful union not opposing any nation while hinting at anti Communist sentiment and equating Nazism and Communism in his remarks.

Ams Dam Netherlands Winston Churchill Britain Ancient Dam Square Churchill Congress of Europe the Hague United States of Europe Russia

VFW Essay Contest Spark Fails To Draw Entries

In Cumberland R I 1L local VFW offered 100 dollars in prizes for three essays on How We Can Best Expose the Menace of Communism. The contest was called off after a month with no entries received.

Cumberland, R VFW

Islands Rising as Hawaii Could Form Territory as Large as Japan

Scientists say the Hawaiian Islands are uplifting from the sea and could, within a generation, amount to a territory rivaling Japan in size. The finding highlights rapid geological changes and potential implications for regional geography and ocean boundaries.

Hawaiian Japan

Visiting and events fill Gate City week in Pocatello

Social notes describe visits from Salt Lake City guests the Cooper family and Miss Jean Howard at Brigham Young University. Dr Perry Martineau in Detroit calls his mother. Mrs Davis attends Governor Maw reception in Salt Lake. Dolls collection by Benita Johnson highlighted. Daisy Beals and Mrs Laurenson contributors noted. Local families greet visitors, discuss housing plans, and upcoming Chamber events.

Pocatello Verl Cooper Salt Lake City Mr. Cooper Hyrum M. Cooper South Lincoln Avenue Jean Howard M. B. Howard Detroit Perry C. Martineau H. N. Martineau Johnson Avenue Martineau Pocatello High School Idaho State College Henry Ford Hospital Perry Howard Clark Wheeler Ray J. Davis Maw Utah David Broadbent Grant Oward Idaho Falls Davis Broadbent E. C. Brown James University of Utah

Scouts Aid Child Drive Opens in Malad County

County chair B. B. Jones says activity begins this week as Boy Scouts and Beehive Girls canvass Malad for contributions to the Crusade for Children under United Nations Appeal for Children sponsorship. J. M. Isaacson leads speakers with other committee members named.

Oneida County B. B. Jones United Nations Appeal For Children International Children’s J. M. Isaacson Sylvia Sparks Ralph W. Harding John Roderick James B. Jones

Two Navy Planes Collide Off Long Island

Two navy fighter planes in a routine training flight collided mid air about 15 to 20 miles south of Mastick Long Island and 60 miles east of Floyd Bennett field. One plane is missing. the other returned with minor wing damage and its pilot unharmed. Searchers report no sign of debris.

New York Navy Atlantic Floyd Bennett Field Mastick Long Island

General Electric Freezer Offers Seasonal Food Savings

Stop paying high food prices week after week. The ad promotes buying in season and storing up to 280 pounds with a General Electric Home Freezer. It highlights the sealed-in refrigerating system, the Perfect Seal cabinet, and claims of efficiency, long service, and a sale price of $329.75 for the 8 cu ft model.

General Electric

FHA Tightens Up Home Improvement Loan Rules

The FHA requires a 10 percent cash down payment on home improvement and small non-residential construction loans effective Monday to curb inflation. Private lenders among 5,355 institutions must collect the cash share, while small home loans under other rules remain unaffected.

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