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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1949

Page

8

Idaho weighs road project along Snake River route study

Idaho public works officials consider building a six and a half mile road from Weiser to Gypsum deposits while studying state participation. Governor Robins and Highway Director Reid joined Commissioner McKinney on site. Separately, a practical nurse training program proposal aims to enroll at least 200 nurses yearly with a $6,000 start budget and a plan to train in four state regions.

BOISE J. R. McKinney Snake River Weiser McKinney C. A. Robins James O. Reid Weiser Chamber State Board of Vocational Education Idaho East Magic Valley Area Boise Area North

Inmate Hopes Hearing His Cantata Opens Doors

Frank M. Grandstaff, a 47 year old life prisoner in Tennessee, seeks temporary release to hear his 75 page cantata Big Spring performed in Texas. Governor Shivers urged Tennessee officials to permit the听man to attend the Big Spring centennial event, with Big Spring townspeople arranging transport and return. The composer wrote the 11 movements in his cell and holds a copyright by the Texas & Pacific Railroad.

Memphis Tenn Frank M. Grandstaff Texas Grandstaff Romeo Big Spring Allah Shivers Shivers Gordon Browning Browning National American Legion Philadelphia James Green Tennessee Green Texas & Pacific Railroad

Army Engineers Targeted by Sabath for Lobby Probe

Rep Adolph Sabath named the army corps of engineers as the No 1 target in a push for a congressional inquiry into lobbying. Sabath, head of the House Rules Committee, said engineers direct rivers and harbors projects and have overridden presidents, with a committee to be appointed after the House recess.

Washington Adolph J. Sabath Ill Army Corps of Engineers House Rules Committee Sam Rayburn House Sabath Army Engineers Congress Truman Roosevelt Hoover Sabbath Hoover Commission On Government Reorganization Army Interior Department Engineers

Nurses Name Heads Gem: Idaho Nurses Elect Leaders

At Hayden Lake the Idaho State Registered Nurses association elected Elsie Riddle of Moscow as first vice president Emma Brown of Boise as secretary and Dorothy Aldrich of Boise Valera Gosse Idaho Falls as board members Frances Vassar Boise remains president and Della Moran Boise as executive secretary. The convention did not decide on Boise hosting next year’s annual conclave.

Fire Burns Park Tavern in West Yellowstone

Residents fought a blaze that destroyed The Wheel tavern in West Yellowstone about 5 a.m. after two and a half hours of effort with hand tools. The town lacks a formal fire department and the cause was not yet determined.

West Yellowstone Mont Gateway of Yellowstone National Park Gallatin County Bozeman

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