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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1949

Page

3

Man Injured On Highway In Pole Line Road Accident

Charles Albany, about 45, of Albany, was struck while pushing a wheelbarrow along Pole Line road. He suffered leg and knee bruises and was taken to General hospital after the 4 15 p.m. crash when a northbound car swerved to the shoulder to avoid a southbound vehicle. Venna Dunkley, 27, Rt. 2 North, drove the car that hit him.

Pocatello Charles Banana Charley Albany Pole Line Venna Dunkley Rt. 2 General Hospital

College Man Slays Wife in Evansville

Evansville authorities detained Richard Merle, a 25 year old college junior, in the fatal shooting of his ex wife Helen Merle 25 1948 homecoming queen at Evansville College. Coroner Victor Conen said Merle admitted knocking her down after failed reconciliation. He faces first degree murder charges.

Evansville Ind Richard Merle Helen Merle Evansville College Victor Conen Merle Conen

Backstrom Tops Idaho Safety Poster Contest

Carlyle K. Backstrom of Idaho Falls won the secondary group safety poster contest held by the Idaho Automobile Association. R. G. Cole, the manager, announced the results last night.

Boise Carlyle K. Backstrom Idaho Falls Idaho Automobile Association R. G. Cole

Car Dealers Wary Of Market Jitters

Carl E Marker president of the national used car dealers association warned at the Ohio used car dealers meeting that jitters from the shift from a seller's to a buyer's market could trigger a nervous breakdown in the automotive industry and chaos in the economy.

Columbus Carl E. Marker National Used Car Dealers Association Detroit Ohio

Atlantic City Trucker Charged With Murder Of Estranged Wife

David J. Rhoda a 43 year old truck driver was charged with murder after shooting his estranged wife Gertrude 24 a night club singer as she pleaded for mercy on a street corner outside a tavern. The shooting drew a crowd of over 50 vacationers and occurred after an argument. Rhoda allegedly took the revolver from a Philadelphia policeman’s apartment.

Atlantic City N. J David J. Rhoda Rhoda Gertrude Rusty David R. Brone Philadelphia

Long Ford Strike Ends at Ford Motor Company

The CIO United Auto Workers ended the Ford strike after 25 days with 106,000 workers returning to work at River Rouge and Detroit Lincoln plants. A settlement plan to arbitrate the speed up dispute was ratified by rank-and-file after a show of hands and a secret ballot. UAW President Walter P. Reuther pledged a speedup clause in the contract despite arbitration results.

Detroit CIO United Auto Workers Ford Motor Company River Rouge Detroit Lincoln Ford UAW Walter P. Reuther Union Reuther

Rummage Sale Planned by Eleventh Ward LDS Group

A rummage sale sponsored by the Eleventh ward LDS group will be held Wednesday at 9 o clock in the Negro L30 building on North First Street. Mrs William Forrest was named chairwoman and announced the event yesterday.

Eleventh Ward LDS Negro L30 N. First William Forrest

Blind Beggar Jailed After Seeing-Eye Dog Remains Faithful

In Atlanta a blind beggar, W. C. Knight, jailed for drunkenness, was separated from his half-starved German shepherd seeing-eye dog Big Boy after vowing to quit drinking. Police had returned Big Boy to Knight with funds for food and lodging before Knight’s arrest.

Atlanta W. C. Knight City Recorder A. W. Callaway Big Boy Humane Society Knight B. E. Wilson

Injured Girl Remains in Serious Condition

Seven year old Bonnie Nash of Tyhee was struck by an auto in front of her home on Rt. 2 North. St. Anthony's Hospital doctors reported she was in fair condition last night after regaining consciousness briefly on Sunday. She sustained a fractured skull severe cuts and shock.

Bonnie Nash Tyhee St. Anthony's Hospital George Nash Rt. 2 North

Wet Weather Grips Idaho Across Memorial Day Weekend

The weather bureau in Boise reports rain across Idaho on Memorial Day weekend, except in Pocatello. Rain affected Boise Idaho Falls Salmon Lewiston and Burley, starting Saturday night and continuing Sunday with forecasts of unsettled conditions into Monday and Tuesday.

Idaho Pocatello Weather Bureau Boise Memorial Day Gem State Idaho Falls Salmon Lewiston Burley Boise Weather Bureau

Utah Expected to Surpass Washington and Oregon in Population

California official Joseph Jensen, chairman of Los Angeles Metropolitan Water District, predicted Utah will become the second largest western state, eventually surpassing Washington and Oregon as its population grows, and will become a steel driven economy likened to Pennsylvania in the West.

Salt Lake City California Utah Washington Oregon Steel Pennsylvania Joseph Jensen Metropolitan Water District Los Angeles

Rev Walker Reappointed Gate City Pastor for Fourth Year

The Rev Leroy H. Walker, pastor of Pocatello First Methodist, was reappointed as Gate City pastor for the fourth consecutive year. Announcement came at the Twin Falls Methodist conference closing session. New appointments included Dr W H Hertzog to Blackfoot Aberdeen church and other clergy to Rupert American Falls Paul Burley Albion and Idaho Falls.

Leroy H. Walker Pocatello First Methodist Church Gate City Walker Twin Falls Blackfoot- Aberdeen W. H Hertzog Caldwell Idaho Karl Johnson Pocatello James R. Crowe Rupert-American Fall- Paul A. M. Thomas Burley-Albion Clark Wood Idaho Falls

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