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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1948

Page

2

Sugar Industry Spokesman Warns on Basing Point System Change

Western beet sugar producers testified before a Senate Commerce subcommittee that outlawing the basing point pricing would trigger major economic shifts. Frank A. Kemp of Great Western Sugar warned of higher prices and less food and meat in western states if beet sugar cannot absorb freight costs to compete with cane sugar. He and J. R. Bachman of Amalgamated Sugar urged Congress to clarify pricing legality to prevent industry contraction and local monopolies.

Washington Frank A. Kemp Denver Kemp J. R. Bachman Ogden Utah Amalgamated Sugar Co Bachman Congress

Hen pheasant seasons open in two Idaho counties

Idaho Fish and Game announced two short hen pheasant hunts starting November 22 in Gooding County and December 1 in Canyon Gem and Payette counties. Limits are two hens in Gooding and three hens in Canyon, Gem and Payette. Roosters may not be shot during hens season. Deer Flat Migrator Refuge in Canyon County opens for hens December 1 with a three hen bag. refuge roosters open November 25-30 with a three rooster bag.

Boise Idaho Fish and Game Department Gooding County Canyon Gem Payette Canyon County Commission Fish and Game

Emergency Caesarean At Doctors Hospital Yields Stable Mother and Baby

Physicians at Doctors Hospital performed an emergency Caesarean on Mrs. Jouwell after complications developed. Both mother and premature child were reported doing well. the baby Maxine, Jr. weighed five pounds at birth.

Doctor's Hospital Jouwell Maxine, Jr

Retiring president honored at American Falls school board meeting

J P Mehlhaff received a bronze plaque from Harold Misenheimer for 18 years on the school board. He noted changes in Power county and predicted the Michaud Flats irrigation project could triple the county population.

American Falls Harold Misenheimer Mehlhaff Power Michaud Flats William Hoehnen Norman Cope Hazelton Kenneth Hartley Rockland Hartley Gilbert Breding Idaho Falls Methodist Church Roth Finley Charles Easley

Lowell rail tower plays a symphony of safety with new system

In Lowell Massachusetts a railway tower operator uses 112 fingertip controls to manage Boston and Maine trains along more than 20 miles of track. The new Lowell district signal and track system is valued at $1,000,000 and touted as among the nation’s most modern.

Lowell Mass Boston & Maine Railroad

Children Start Today On Clothing Campaign

Bundle Day begins in Pocatello with participation from Alameda and Tyhee children who will donate clothing to six European nations and needy U S families. The drive continues Monday and Tuesday under Al Port of the Junior Chamber, sponsored by Save the Children Federation as part of a national crusade.

Pocatello Alameda Tyhee United States al Port Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce Save the Children Federation Hal Hess Chick Sorenson Harry Dudenake Dick Anderson Jaycees Port George N. Green France Austria Holland Italy Greece Finland Federation Corded Washington, D. C Junior Chamber of Commerce National Radio Week

Army Has Good Week in Local Recruiting Office

Pocatello's army recruiting office reports one of its busiest weeks with six enlistments on Thursday. Four joined the air force including Floyd Holmber Idaho Falls Clyde Olsen Idaho Falls Derl Fox Idaho Falls and Gerth Lindsay Pocatello. Two entered the regular army for four and three years respectively with initial training at Fort Ord California.

Pocatello Army Air Force Floyd Holmber Axel Holmber Idaho Falls Clyde L. Olsen Ezra Olsen Derl D. Fox David Fox Gerth C. Lindsay Joseph Lindsay Sheppe Field Tex Thomas L. LaVatta Rowena LaVatta Nampa Fort Ord Calif Leland Jones Grace O. Jones Colo

State Aid Sought for Soil Conservation at Weiser Meet

At the state convention in Weiser farmer supervisors urged a 1949 state appropriation of 32000 dollars annually for soil districts. E R Beuhler spoke for Portneuf district. Lewiston was named the 1949 convention city. A plan proposed reorganizing the state soil conservation commission from two farmers and an extension service representative to a five member board appointed by the governor.

Weiser E. R. Beuhler Portneuf Lewiston State Soil Conservation Commission State Extension Service

Prediction Made On Marine Move

San Diego Journal reports covert orders may send the First Marine aircraft wing from Santa Ana to China. Spokesman would not confirm ties to the Tsingtao evacuation, noting squadrons at El Toro are ready for instant deployment and supplies are prepped for transport. Maj. Gen. Louis E. Woods commands the wing, with Pendleton as HQ for Maj. Gen. Graves B. Erskine’s First Marine division.

San Diego San Diego Journal Santa Ana Calif China Marine Infantry Tsingtao el Toro Marine Air Base First Marine Air Wing Louis E. Woods Pendleton Graves B. Erskine First Marine Division Guam

Divorce Divides Lifers in California Murder Case

Aubrey Bougher and Ernest Ross Bougher, both serving life terms for the 1946 murder of lover Alex Haproff, were divorced in Tehachapi after Mrs. Bougher testified her husband brutalized her during seven years of marriage. Family friend Donald Lawhead also sentenced to life for the killing at the Lynwood home.

Los Angeles Aubrey Bougher Tehachapi Ernest Ross Bougher Folsom Harry R.archbald William Pollack Boughers Donald Lawhead Alex Haproff Bougher Lynwood Calif Haproff Lawhead Pollack

Pocatello Students Vie In I Speak For Democracy Contest

Pocatello high school students race to finish speeches for the national I Speak for Democracy contest. Final rounds, prizes include a GE portable radio, Stromberg Carlson table radio, and a $10 records set. State winners go to Boise, then Washington for national judging.

Pocatello High School

Traffic lane marking in New York uses 100000 gallons paint

New York state highway authorities require annually 100000 gallons of white paint to mark traffic lanes on major routes. The figure reflects statewide maintenance needs and material use for line delineation.

New York State

Lions Plan 20th Anniversary Dinner Dance in Bannock Hotel

The Lions club of Pocatello lays out final plans for its 20th anniversary dinner dance at the Bannock hotel this Saturday night. F M Bistline hosts the event with guests Idaho district governors George H. Bini Weiser and Sherman Lowe, main speaker Melvin B Wright of Salt Lake City, and Leo Hanson attending charter members and civic leaders. The program ends with dancing and music following dinner.

Lions Club Bannock Hotel F. M. Bistline Bistline Idaho George H. Bini Weiser Sherman Lowe Aris Melvin B. Wright Executive Council Board of Salt, Lake City Wright KSL Pocatello Leo Hanson Pocatello Lions

Snake joke backfires at restaurant in Gallipolis

Lawrence Hysell pulled a live snake from his pocket and tossed it on the counter when asked to pay for coffee in a Gallipolis restaurant. He was fined $10 for intoxication after the incident.

Gallipolis Lawrence Hysell Hysell

Loyalty Word Wins Praise From Woodward Official

Ed Ryan secretary manager of the Woodward chamber of commerce used his two week vacation to stay in Woodward describing it as the best place in the world to be. The piece highlights local pride and a political stance on community loyalty.

Woodward Okla Ed Ryan Woodward Chamber of Commerce

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