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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1948

Page

7

Stassen and Dewey Agree to Nationwide Radio Debate

Presidential hopefuls Harold Stassen and Thomas Dewey agreed to a three hour nationwide radio debate on communism to air Monday night. They discussed format with Dewey proposing a three segment split and Stassen insisting the issue cover all aspects of the race as they campaigned through Oregon toward the May 21 primary.

Portland Ore Harold E. Stassen Minnesota Thomas E. Dewey New York Stassen Dewey Oregon Columbia River Communist Party Bonneville Dam Baker Bonneville

Thirteen Die in Three Air Crashes Across Europe

An American peeress Kathleen Marchioness of Hartington and British Earl Fitzwilliam died in a Privas crash. Nine U S air force fliers perished in a Dhahran B 29 crash. one crewman survived and four were missing. A Sabena flight from the Belgian Congo to Brussels crashed in French Equatorial Africa with 32 aboard. fate of passengers and crew unresolved.

Paris Kathleen Marchioness of Hartington U. S Britain Joseph P. Kennedy Earl’ Fitzwilliam Privas France Dhahran Saudi Arabia Air Force Wiesbaden Germany Brussels Belgium Sabena Airlines Belgian Congo Skyways London le Riou Lady Harrington

Halverson, 54, Dies After Brief Illness

Alfred O. Halverson, 54, died Thursday evening in a local hospital after a brief illness. He was born October 21, 1893, in Brandt, South Dakota. He married Carolyn Davis in 1918 in Espline. He moved to Pocatello six months ago from Twin Falls and worked as a salesman for Morrison-Merrill and Co. He was a World War I veteran and a member of the Episcopal church, Water Town A M A F and A M of Water Town S D, and B P O F of Twin Falls. Survivors include his widow, two sisters Ruth and Lila, and a brother Walter. The body will be taken to Brandt for funeral services under McHan-Henderson mortuary arrangements.

Alfred O. Halverson Brandt South Dakota Ole C Emma Melham Halverson Carolyn Davis Espline Pocatello Twin Falls Halverson Morrison-Merrill and Co Episcopal Church Watertown A. F A. M S. D Ruth Halverson Lila Halverson Detroit Mich Walter Halverson McHan-Henderson Mortuary

British Made Car Due in Pocatello

The T. A. Stores at 321 North Main Street has been granted the southern Idaho agency for Austin automobiles. The first shipment is due in Pocatello Saturday May 22. Owner William O Tolman notes changes in steel restrictions and duties aiding British exports. Consultant Edgar Vaughan of Seattle spoke during the visit.

North Main St U. S Edgar Vaughan Seattle T. A

Federal mediators seek White House aid to avert telephone strike

Washington sources report federal mediators sent an SOS to the White House to head off a nationwide strike by long distance telephone workers. Negotiations between the CIO American Union of Telephone Workers and AT&T have broken down, and President Truman has been officially informed.

Washington White House Truman American Union of Telephone Workers CIO American Telephone and Telegraph Co

Alabama Plan Could Boomerang In Democratic Strategy

Washington reports that Alabama’s plan to withhold electoral votes from Franklin D. Roosevelt could backfire on the party. Democratic national chairman J. Howard McGrath warned that states adopting the plan may lose bonus delegates for future conventions if the current allotment system remains in place. Alabama recently nominated 11 electors.

Washington Alabama Truman J. Howard McGrath McGrath Democratic Party

Salem Vault House Dismantled for Tennessee Relocation

A 250 year old house adjacent to the Grimshawe house in Salem is being dismantled for shipment to Chattanooga Tennessee where it will be rebuilt for a new owner. Workmen found coins dating as early as 1818 in its recesses.

Salem Mass Chattanooga Tenn Grimshawe Nathaniel Hawthorne

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