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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1949

Page

9

Wickiup 1949 ISC Yearbook On Campus After War

The 1949 Wickiup yearbook at ISC features Mary Day of Twin Falls as editor as editors celebrate the first postwar publication on campus. The volume blends Longfellow themed rhymes with campus humor and sharp portraits of faculty and students including President McIntosh and staffers.

ISC Mary Day Twin Falls Aasa Donald B Zagarella Peter Thomas Wickiup Wicky Carl W. MclIntosh Miss Day Longfellow Hiawatha Rhme McIntosh McIintosh Social Sciences the Bengal Bob Birdsall Fruitland Shirley Conger Pocatello Patti Serry Bremerton Wash Ed Longbreak Blackfoot Wayne Stamper Weiser Ed Amundsen Florence Donahey Keith Gill Ammundsen

Rail Union Rejects Mediator Plan for Utah Wage Dispute

The International Brotherhood of Railway Firemen and Enginemen rejects a mediator plan to raise wages for 4200 Kennecott Copper workers in Utah. Proposal calls for 96 cents extra for pit rail roaders and 77 cents for pit train operators, with escrow pending a job evaluation. Union argues plan diverges from government board recommendations for a 20 cent increase.

Salt Lake City Bingham Copper Kennecott Copper Corporation International Brotherhood of Railway Kennecott Utah Dan Edwards S. L. Johnson Brotherhood S. C. Phillips

Gulf Oil Finds Major Canadian Basin Near Edmonton

Gulf Oil Corporation reports a wildcat Ellis well near Edmonton Alberta that struck pay land at depth over 5000 feet and yielded 73 barrels in the first hour. The discovery opens a large new basin potential in western Canada, potentially surpassing Iran in importance.

Pittsburgh Gulf Oil Corporation Canada Iran Edmonton Alberta Pay Land Ellis

Donora Youth Becomes Seventh Short Family Marine

Pittsburgh report notes Private Joseph E. Short Jr., 18, of Donora, swore in as the seventh family member to join the U.S. Marine Corps. His father and mother served in World War I era, his mother among early lady Marines, and two brothers held corporal ranks in World War II. Two uncles also served in the Corps.

Pittsburgh Joseph E. Short, Jr Donora U. S. Marine Corps Joseph Corps Short

Attendance experts estimate horse racing draws

Attendance experts estimate annual horse racing crowds across major tracks, noting trends in gambling attendance and tourism impact. They forecast fluctuations due to economic conditions and concurrent sporting events, with organizers seeking longer-term sponsorship and broader media coverage.

Pope Declares 1950 a Holy Year Amid Persecution Calls

Pope Pius XII proclaimed 1950 a Holy year and urged Catholics worldwide to unite against persecutors of the church. He warned that those who oppose the Holy year will face God’s indignation and vowed to safeguard the church’s rights against plots and deceit.

Vatican City Pius XII

Final Rites For Virginia and Truckee Railroad End Near

Reno reports mark weekend gathering as the Virginia and Truckee Railroad nears an end after eight decades. The line asks federal and state commissions for permission to store two remaining locomotives and tear up tracks. Only one daily Reno to Minden train remains, carrying nostalgic riders aware of the old Bonanza era and Comstock lode history. A farewell excursion to Minden is planned by the California and Nevada Historical Society with black bordered invitations.

Reno Virginia and Truckee Nevada Interstate Commerce Commission Nevada Public Service Commission Comstock Lode Virginia City Minden California and Nevada Historical Society

Uncle Steve on Stamps From a Collector’s View

A discussion on stamp condition emphasizes relative quality over vague terms. Key factors include color, paper integrity, gum, perforations, margins, centering, and postmark clarity, noting penalties from revenue-use cancellations.

Joey Joel

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