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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1949
Page
3
Mayor W. W. Halsey and the city council met in a special session at City Hall to clear routine matters. They approved August material claims and authorized the issue of $70,000 tax anticipation bonds for the upcoming council meeting.
Dean Acheson stated the loan aims to strengthen Tito and widen his breach with Moscow. Commerce data show rising permits to ship to Yugoslavia as Tito resists Russia, with Yugoslav shipments to the U.S. also climbing. The Export-Import Bank says the loan helps Yugoslavia and benefits the United States.
A proposed policy outline targets the pound sterling area commodities including rubber tin jute and other goods to bolster a strategic stockpile. It calls for a revised American tariff system and simplified U S customs rules to aid British producers. It also proposes cutting synthetic rubber use in U S tire manufacturing to force greater natural rubber imports from Britain.
The Salt Lake County Silver Spurs Ladies Riding Club champions of Utah state melt competing in the Inter mountain Horse Show at Rupert today and Saturday. Mrs. Lyle Roebuck announced. Silver Spurs organized in 1948 and in their first year entered Ute Rangers Saddleliers Lehi Rodeo and Gene Autry Rodeo shows. They placed second in district and fourth in state in 1948.
The August labor report shows total employment rising 227,000 from July to 59,947,000 while unemployment fell 406,000 to 3,689,000. Non agricultural jobs rose to 51,441,000 from 50,073,000, marking the sharpest monthly rise in years and offsetting ongoing farm income declines due to lower food prices.
Charles L. Martin testified before a Navy court of inquiry denying he suggested or helped disseminate rumors about the B-36 program. He contradicted Cedric R. Worth’s claim that Martin asked for a document compiling all rumors. The hearing examines alleged political skullduggery tied to the bomber program. A separate brief from Ypsilanti reports a chicken with two extra drumsticks and wings owned by Mrs. W. O. Perry.
German-born composer Richard Strauss, famed for Salome and Rosenkavalier, died at 85 in Garmisch Partenkirchen after weeks of illness. He left behind wife, son Frans, daughter-in-law Alice, and grandson Richard as mourners. his body to be cremated in Munich.
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