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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1949
Page
11
Announcement outlines ad insertion rules and deadlines for the next morning’s subscription list. It notes a 5:00 p m weekly deadline and office hours 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. It promises investigation of any complaint and states wording about ad acceptance weekdays and holidays.
Three Boise applicants who urged admission to the Idaho bar without exam before the state supreme court ended up passing the examination. John William Gunn Sam Kaufman Jr and Elbert S Delana Jr all of Boise argued for waivers. Other successful candidates included Ruby Y Brown and Stephen Bistline of Pocatello.
Merrill Skinner acted as topic master during the Toastmasters meeting at the Whitman hotel Monday night. Five minute talks were delivered by Pete Carlson Jim Leese Kenny DeLato Jim Shugart Dick Carter and Paul Scott with constructive criticism from Pat Wallace and Hugh McGuire. Don Bailey presided as temporary president.
John R. McKinney of Payette assumed duties as Boise public works commissioner after being appointed by Governor Robins. He succeeds A O Sinclair who resigned in March, with James Reid directing highways during the interim. Teachers Told To Take Their Own Medicine At Cornell University teachers will learn a foreign language this summer to experience student’s perspective. Dr. J M Cowan notes humility as a benefit of the exercise.
An old classified style notice promotes quick access to firms or individuals offering accomp lishement services. It urges contacting phone numbers listed to obtain assistance immediately.
The college dean said the culture unearthed in South Africa appears to differ little from the Peking man culture found in China. He added that the final answers and significance of the new discovery remain to be determined.
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