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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1948

Page

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Montgomery Calls For Clear Thinking Among Allies

Viscount Montgomery urges allied unity and fearless service on the eve of the sixth anniversary of El Alamein. He among veterans in London for the victory tribute as U S Ambassador Douglas recalls American aid that helped Britain push back the Afrika Korps.

Viscount Montgomery Richard D. McMillan United Press London Marshall Viscount Montgomery el ‘Alamein Western Union Military Alliance Monty Egypt Alamein Albert Hall Montgomery Afrika Korps Lewis W. Douglas United States Court of St. James Douglas Nile Valley America South Atlantic Cape Cairo

Lyman Attacks Dworshak Sanborn Over Marshall Plan Vote

Democratic candidate Asael Lyman 27 declares present threat as great as Nazis, accusing Sen Henry C Dworshak and Rep John Sanborn of following the Communist line in voting against the Marshall Plan during his speech for the 2nd district race.

Idaho Henry C. Dworshak John Sanborn Asael Lyman Lyman

Political rally in Memorial hall promotes Democratic turnout

Lyman declares the present threat to peace rivals past German threats and hails the Marshall Plan as vital against communism while criticizing Sanborn Dworshak and Taylor for opposing it. Perry Nelson urges Democrats to vote as Bannock county candidates are introduced and C Gerard Davidson critiques Dewey and Truman.

Memorial Germany Lyman Sanborn Dworshak Taylor

Pal Kills Pal In Robbery Story of Friendship Ends in Tragedy

New York report details the murder of William Ward Jr by his friend Anthony Ferrari during a payroll theft. Ward, a payroll guard, was shot multiple times after being coerced by a gunman to surrender a $2700 payroll. Ward, injured, identified Ferrari as the killer before police arrested him at his home.

New York William Ward, Jr Anthony Ferrari Ward Ferrari

Greyhound introduces Silverside buses to Overland route

The Overland Greyhound system adds ten new Silverside buses costing 30000 each as part of a 5000000 project. Nine operate between Salt Lake City and Ashton with a tenth due soon. Buses feature two extra feet of length wider seating indirect night lighting sylex glass heat reducing windows and improved air conditioning for year round comfort.

Overland Greyhound Pocatello Greyhound Line Salt Lake City Ashton

New Trial On Hospital Is Set Monday

Bannock county plans a renewed validity trial Monday at 10 a m for 1 000 000 in hospital bonds. County commissioners aim to sell bonds to fund three new hospitals including a 150 bed main facility at Pocatello and 10 bed units at Downey and Grace amid prior legal challenges and a supreme court appeal by anti hospital factions.

Bannock County Hospital Supreme Court Carl C. Christensen Bannock Pocatello Downey and Grace

Legion Goes Miami Intact At 30th Legion Convention

Miami emerged from the 30th annual American Legion convention with 700 police in place to curb rowdy behavior. Only one Legionnaire was arrested for disorderly conduct, charged with firing a toy cannon in a taxi.

Miami New York The American Legion Legion Miami Beach

Boise Junior College Defeats Idaho Frosh in 15th Straight Win

Boise Junior College beat the University of Idaho Frosh 25 to 13 in a rough game before 3500 fans. Halfback Bill Moore connected with end Ben Jayne for the opening touchdown early in the first quarter.

BJC FROSH BOISE Boise Junior College University of Idaho Frosh Bill Moore Ben Jayne

Berlin Crisis Sees Three Point Plan From UN Powers

A three point proposal for Berlin was presented to the big four by neutral nations at a tense UN Security Council session. The plan aims to end travel restrictions, formalize the Russian issued German mark in all sectors, and convene a foreign ministers council by November 30 to address Germany's broader issues. If approved by Russia, this could mark a major UN triumph since 1946.

Paris Berlin United Nations Security Council Andrei Y. Vishinsky Moscow United States Great Britain France Russia Council of Germany

College of Idaho Homecoming Prep Highlighted

Caldwll Idaho football team held light drills at Hayman Field as it readied for a homecoming clash with Pacific University. Pacific players were slated to arrive in Nampa and practice at the local high school field.

Caldwell College of Idaho Pacific University Hayman Field Nampa

France mobilizes reserves as coal strike turns violent

Paris reports the government called thousands of army mobile guards and gendarmes to the colors to quell rioting miners in central France. Two strikers were killed and many wounded as gunfire erupted in the 19 day coal strike, with communists receiving guns for a potential showdown with 7000 troops stationed in Saint Etienne. Prime minister pressed emergency measures after a four hour cabinet session including ban on union communique and expulsion of foreigners in strike violence.

Paris France Saint Etienne

Very Little Water Says Authority

As our ship drew alongside the raft one emaciated figure stirred and gasped. The scene reflected a forecast noting generally fair weather with some high cloudiness today and Sunday. Temperatures to be around 70 during the day and near 35 at night Sunday. Friday’s high was 69 and low 28.

Masonic Temple To Be Dedicated In Pocatello Today

The 225000 Masonic temple at 500 North Arthur Street in Pocatello will be dedicated at 2 p.m. today, overseen by the Masonic Building association. The event honors sixty two years of Masonry with Portneuf lodge No. 18 active since 1886 and features Governor C A Robins as speaker, a banquet, and music led by Rudolph Goranson.

Pocatello Masonic Temple Arthur Street The Masonic Building Association Roy F. Miller, Jr Portneuf J. P. Halliwell Portneuf Lodge No C. A. Robins Rudolph F. Goranson Keystone Lodge No Goranson Miller Rudolph R. Willecke Fuk L. Evans Radiant Order of Eastern Star Robert 8. Hunter Sally Johnson

Sanborn Sees Great Future For Pocatello

Republican Representative John C. Sanborn said Pocatello has a wonderful future during a brief visit. He urged big business and local manufacturing to cut freight rates by producing more locally. He predicted a Republican victory in the coming election and urged Bannock County to elect many Republicans.

Pocatello John C. Sanborn Idaho Pocatello Friy Sanborn Bannock County American Falls Hagerman

Kiwanis Club to Elect Navy Officers in November

The Kiwanis club plans its annual officer election at the November 9 meeting with final nominations from the October 26 and November 2 sessions. Nominees include W. H. Welton for president, E. H. Johnsmeier for first vice president, Jack Henderson and Leland Newey for second vice president, and a slate of directors led by Ed Brandt Seward Dunn Milton England Kenneth Ewer Wallace Hardy Forrest Howard Irvin Maag Dan Martin Guy Nielsen Sam Otto Myron Porges Stan Pugmire Keith Riley Edgar Taylor Stirling Walker and Lynn Weller.

Kiwanis Club W. H. Welton E. H. Johnsmeyer Jack Henderson Leland Newey Ed Brandt Seward Dunn Milton England Kenneth Ewer Wallace Hardy Forrest Howard Irvin Maag Dan Martin Guy Nielson Sam Otto Myron Porges Stan Pugmire Keith Riley Edgar Taylor Stirling Walker Lynn Weller

Jaycees Plan Local Oratorical Contest Here

The Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors an oratorical contest with the theme I Speak of Democracy. All high school students may enter. Local winner records the speech and its copy goes to Buhl for state judging before national final. National winners receive college scholarships.

Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce Buhl Jaycee

Community Chest Parade Opens two week drive with Jingle winners

The Community Chest begins its two week campaign with a Kids Parade led by King and Queen Jingle Dorothy Hanaki and Fred W Spong. A 1949 Nash from Hoover Motor Co. will head the parade as hundreds of youths from YMCA YWCA Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Camp Fire Traveler's Aid and more march through downtown Pocatello. Radio KEIO will broadcast the parade.

Community Chest Dorothy Hanaki Fred W. Spong Chest Pocatello Hoover Motor Company Garfield and Clark Avenues YMCA YWCA Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Camp Fire Girls Traveler's Aid Camp Fire Traveler’s Aid

Pocatello Triumphs 26 20 Over Twin Falls In Big Six Clash

Pocatello Indians pass and halfback Gary Paxman toppled Twin Falls 26 to 20 in a Big Six game. Twin Falls led 7 0 on Wayne Buckendorf’s 39 yard run but Paxman and Collins connected for two second quarter scores to forge a 13 7 halftime lead. Paxman added an 80 yard burst and a 58 yard TD late as Pocatello sealed the win with strong fourth quarter surge.

Twin Falls Pocatello Gary Paxman Wayne Buckendorf Wayne Bell Jack Cross Pocatello Indians Roberts Doug Collins Bob Pettit Paxman Collins Merlin Howard Cross Bell Indians

Officials Visit Here as Food Machinery Directors Tour Plant

Directors from Food Machinery and Chemical Corp now merged with Westvaco Corp visited San José headquarters and inspected the $4,000,000 Westvaco electric furnace plant near the municipal airport. They viewed the Fort Hall Simplot phosphate shale mine as J. R. Simplot hosted the group with Gilbert L. Miller welcoming John V. Crummey Frank L. Burrell and other New York representatives.

Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation J. R. Simplot Westvaco Corp San José Calif Food Machinery Corp Simplot Westwaco Fort Hall Simplot Gilbert L. Miller John V. Crummey Frank L. Burrell Roland C. Foerster Jasper W. Tulley J. B. Carey M. Y. Seaton New York

More People Read POST Every Day

The POST notes growing readership in Pocatello and Bannock County as residents increasingly read the paper with daily meals. It cites August 23 readings and a September 23 count, then reports 7527 readers currently on the books.

Pocatello Pocatellans Bannock County

No Tickets No Trip To Judge

Omaha officer Fred Stevens confronted a motorist about to leave a meter with a parking violation. He reached for his pad of tickets but found it empty as the motorist smiled and drove away.

Omaha Neb Fred Stevens

Mother Saves Baby In Crash In Alameda

Mrs. Everett Peck, 34, grabbed her five year old son Duane and hurled him to safety as a heavy truck bore down at the Yellowstone highway corner in Alameda. She was knocked down and taken to St. Anthony Hospital with non serious injuries. Duane was unhurt. Police verify her account. drivers in the incident are Donald W. Nanson and George K. Engster.

Alameda Everett Peck Wilson St St. Anthony Hospital

Nickersons Quietly Wed in Nevada Eloped amid Irrigation Duties

Mr and Mrs George Nickerson formerly Mamie McRoberts are married quietly in Nevada. He serves as secretary at Minidok Irrigation district and she as assistant secretary. Friends here congratulate the couple on their union.

Rupert Idaho George Nickerson Nevada Minidok Irrigation District Mr. Nickerson Nickerson Mamie McRoberts

Girl Dies as Train Passes on Chicago Tracks

A 19 year old choir girl Gladys Stein walked onto the Belt Line tracks in Chicago and was struck by a freight train after allegedly ignoring lowered gates and bells. A letter to her boyfriend Donald Dreschel revealed a troubled romance and impending separation.

Chicago Gladys Stein Belt Line Gates Donald Dreschel Dreschel Gladys Calvary Lutheran Church

Pocatellan Back From Army Tour

Major Woodrow A. Wilkinson, signal corps reserve and local attorney, returned to Pocatello from Fort Lewis after two weeks on active duty with the army. Captain Lee R. Sumpter Jr. said Wilkinson received on the job training as a signal officer while there.

Woodrow A. Wilkinson Signal Corps Fort Lewis Army Lee R. Sumpter Jr Pocatello Organized Reserve Corps Wilkinson

Beets Slow Down as Weiser Sugar Harvest Surges

Nyssa Amalgamated Sugar Co halted accepting more sugar beets because harvest proceeds outpace bin clearing. Production team reports the rapid intake risks storage overflow and calls for temporary pause until space opens.

Weiser Nyssa Amalgamated Sugar Co

New Army Aims to Ease Draft Experience for Recruits

Gen. Jacob L. Devers told the Pennsylvania War Mothers convention that draftees will face kinder sergeants, hot meals, pay advances, and post tours. Haircuts will be customizable, processing stretched over a week, and parents will receive letters detailing their sons’ progress.

York Jacob L. Devers Army Field Forces Devers Pennsylvania

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P. A. McDermott Central Committee Alma Marley Henry O'Leary W. H Pete) Jensen R. T. Hale Clarence Jeffery Laura Berg George Allen Ed P. Brennan Idaho Falls C. Gerrard Davidson California Earl Warren Florida Pal Fulvia Franco Italy T. F Red Room Temple M.W. Grand Lodge Jaycees Fargo’s Reliance Oil Company Terrell’s Shoe Woolworths Kress J. C. Penney People’s Store Montgomery Ward Reeds-Riteway Hardware Garfield Center Street Center Arthur Avenue Bonneville Street Main Street Fremont Street KEIO Kid's Club Win Poky Pocatellan New Army
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