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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1948

Page

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North Bannock Fair and Race Meet Opens With Western Garb

North Bannock Fair and Race Meet opens today at the Green Triangle area near the fair grounds. Meade notes western garb and western style dancing are highlights for Friday and Saturday nights. 4-H livestock from Tyhee will enter nearly all 14 members preparing 27 head of prize stock. A Saturday 10 mile $500 race is the weekend centerpiece with a Ford giveaway on Sunday.

North Bannock Fair Meade Green Triangle Fair Grounds Glenn Kunkel Kunkel Tyhee Robert Henderson, Jr Pocatello Riding Club Bargain Barn Baseball Cigar Store Hi-Way Inn Inkom Sawtooth Club Arco Scoop’s Men’s Store Stauffer’s Bar- B-Cue Star Cab ‘Company Solo Cigar Store Troy-Parisian Laundry Whitman Hotel

Rotary President to Be Honored at Idaho Meeting

Angus Mitchell international president of Rotary clubs will be guest of honor at a Monday noon meeting of the Rotarians at the Hotel Bannock. Mitchell from Australia is stopping in Pocatello during a tour of Rotary clubs in the United States with an inter city gathering featuring special programs and Rotary delegates from 21 Idaho towns.

Angus Mitchell Rotary Clubs Rotarians Bannock Mitchell Australia Pocatello United States Rotary Idaho

Housing Bill Is Complex Explainer Starts Series

Peter Edson NEA Washington correspondent writes a three part series for readers on what the new housing bill passed at the special session of Congress may mean for average citizens. The first article appears in the editorial pages under the heading Housing Bill Is Complex. Drew Pearson returns to the editorial page with Washington Merry-Go-Round recalling how pigs troubled him more than the Berlin crisis.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Edson Drew Pearson The Post Today Pearson Berlin

Whittaker Elected Secretary Manager of Rupert Chamber

Charles T. Whittaker was elected secretary manager of the Rupert Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday. A homesteader and Elkhorn ranch owner, he has led the Idaho School Trustees association and Idaho Educational council, served on the National Council of School Boards, and chaired county committees. He withdraws from all current offices to devote full time to the chamber secretariat.

Rupert Chamber of Commerce Charles T. Whittaker Whittaker Elkhorn Ranch Idaho School Trustees Association Idaho Educational Council National Council of School Boards Minidoka Democratic Central Committee C. of C

RAF Plans Production of Radical Jet Bomber XB-47

The Air Force announced plans to produce the sweptback nine XB-47 six jet bomber, among the heaviest and fastest experimental aircraft. Boeing Airplane Co. in Seattle is negotiating a contract, but negotiations have not yet been completed.

Washington Air Force Boeing Airplane Co Seattle

Actress Rita Johnson Survives Brain Surgery After Hair Dryer Accident

Hollywood reports Rita Johnson underwent emergency brain surgery following a concussion from a hair dryer tipping over in her apartment. Mary Ainslee, who had visited Johnson, assisted as another actress arranged to pick her up for a party at H. D. Hover's home, owner of Ciro's nightclub.

Hollywood Rita Johnson Miss Johnson Mary — Ainslee H. D. Hover Ciro’s

Truman to Spend Eve With Shrine

President Truman will spend election eve with Kansas City Shriners after accepting an invitation to attend mass Shrine ceremonies for the induction of 1 000 new members in Kansas City on November J.

Washington Truman Kansas City Shriners Kansas City

Police Reveal Spud Bowl Parking Plan

Pocatello police and ISC plan to use 10 to 15 student volunteers to assist two traffic officers during Spud Bowl events. Campus parking will be organized and directed this year to reduce jams and fender damage.

ISC L. F. McKinnon Pocatello Department Bill Folsom

Will Honor Cardinals In Ceremony In Pocatello

Mayor George R. Phillips says the pennant winning Cardinals will run the city for 15 minutes today and be guests at a Friday lunch at the Bannock hotel. Cardinal President Harold C. Hinckley and Pioneer League president J. P. Halliwell join 24 players for a dinner and possible city tour. The team beat the Ogden Reds 18 to 5 Wednesday night.

Pocatello Cardinals George R. Phillips Bannock Hotel Cardinal Harold C. Hinckley Pioneer League J. P Jack” Halliwell Bats Ogden Reds Phillips Ian Phillips

Truman Proclaims United Nations Day in 1949

President Truman proclaimed October 24 as United Nations Day marking the third anniversary of the UN charter. Secretary Marshall urged a worldwide rededication to UN principles and urged governments and private groups to sponsor local ceremonies honoring UN accomplishments and peace efforts.

Washington Truman United Nations George *.C. Marshall UN General Assembly World Peace Organization

Barney No-Hits Giants in Dodger 2-0 Win at Polo Grounds

Rex Barney pitched a no hit no run game for Brooklyn as the Dodgers defeated the New York Giants 2 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. Only four balls were put in play, and Carl Furillo tracked all of them. The Giants were held hitless for the first time in 33 years.

NEW York Rex Barney Brooklyn Dodgers Dodgers New York Giants Polo Grounds Barney Carl Furillo Whitey Lockman Bruce Edwards Omaha Neb Phillies Phils

Idaho Traffic Deaths Reach 138 By Sept 1

Boise Idaho traffic fatalities totaled 138 as of September 1 this year, up from 118 on the same date in 1947, according to State Safety Director George E Vaughn who announced Thursday.

Boise Idaho George E. Vaughn

Miss Minnesota Bebe Shopp Wins Preliminary Swimsuit

Bea trice Bella Shopp 18 year old Miss Minnesota won the preliminary swimsuit division in the Miss America contest in Atlantic City. Born in Berwyn Illinois she stood 5 feet 9 inches, 138 pounds with a 37 inch bust and 36 inch hips among measurements cited by officials.

Atlantic City Beatrice Bella Bebe Shopp Minnesota Berwyn Ill

Coast Strike Deadlocked As Union Leader Proposes Resuming Talks

San Francisco. The Waterfront Employers' association rejects Harry Bridges' bid to reopen bargaining as the eight day coast strike continues. Employers demand non-communist affidavits under Taft-Hartley before any negotiations resume. Bridges, head of the CIO ILWU, planned to officially reopen talks as the union vote on the oath issue nears completion.

San Francisco Waterfront Employers’ Association Harry Bridges Bridges CIO International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union

Pius Pleads For Accord At Interparliamentary Union

Pope Pius addressed 370 delegates from 27 nations at Castel Gandolfo saying lasting compromise can settle disputes. He urged an end to war embitterment and force and proposed a basis for accord through acceptable terms. The two hour audience was conducted in French at the papal summer residence.

Castel Gandolfo Italy Pius Interparliamentary Union Rome

Salt Lake Grand Jury to Meet Over Gambling Situation

The Salt Lake County grand jury will convene Saturday for a session on gambling. Last week authorities seized 300 pinball machines in a surprise raid and on Wednesday jurors questioned two employees from venues where the machines operated.

S. L Salt Lake City Salt Lake County Grand Jury

Improvement Bonds Fail To Attract Bids

Pocatello residents on the fringe will go without curbs and sidewalks as no bids came in for a 105000 dollar general improvement district. City attorney Tydeman said they tried. one firm would buy if guaranteed. Council also vacated foothill streets, allowed 108952.84 in claims, delayed a Halliwell park service station, and kept the Carson Street bridge for six more months with rerouting planned.

Pocatello F. E. Tydeman Bert Reese Reese Halliwell Park Carson St East Lewis St Fourteenth Ave Fifteenth Ave College Terrace East Bend Lewis Street Pacific States Cast Iron Co Portland Carson Street Les H. Baliff

L Steeger Dies At 69 In Poca Tellо

Leonard M. Steeger, 69, longtime Poca Tellerо resident, died Thursday night at the Hotel Bannock after a long illness. A retired wholesale hardware salesman, he is survived by sister-in-law May Stackpole of Washington DC. wife Claire died December 25, 1943. He will be buried at Mt. Moriah with interment by McHan Henderson. funeral arrangements pending.

Leonard M. Steeger Pocatello Bannock Steeger May Stackpole Washington, D.C Claire Presbyterian Church Mt. Moriah Cemetery McHan- Henderson

Baritone Debuts at Town Hall at Age 84 in New York

James Taber Fitzgerald, 84, fed by late life passion, makes his concert baritone debut at Town Hall after a career as a Los Angeles music dealer. He married his singing teacher at 77 and says age is nothing, calling singing a sacred hobby while recovering from business setbacks.

New York James Taber Fitzgerald Town Hall Fitzgerald Los Angeles

PHS Jayvee Malad Game Canceled

Pocatello high school junior varsity game against the Malad Dragons at Irving field scheduled for 2 p.m. today was canceled last night. Coach Chick Atkinson said Malad called off the contest due to the fair.

Pocatello High School Malad Dragons Irving Field Chick Atkinson Atkinson

Kiwanis International Head to Speak at Utah Idaho Meet

J Belmont Mosser of St. Marys Pennsylvania Kiwanis International president choose to advocate adult education as free enterprise in the next term. The Utah Idaho district meeting will be at Sun Valley on September 26 27 and 28 with speakers Gov C A Robins Bernard Mainwaring and William A Dawson among others.

J. Belmont Mosser St. Mary’s Kiwanis International Kiwanians Sun Valley Mosser Rocky Mountains Kiwanis Pennsylvania Speer Carbon Co International Graphite and Electrode Co Gov. C. A. Robins Idaho Bernard

Small Party Sparks Riot At Seattle Home

Mrs. Mabel Champion hosted teen friends of her stepson Wally Monette 18 after a dance. About 400 teenagers gathered, 75 cars parked on the street, and guests overwhelmed the house until 4 a.m. The gathering ruined food stocks and caused property intrusion with minimal damage.

Seattle Mabel Champion Wally Monette Champion Fort Monmouth N. J Wally

Purina Head In Pocatello

W B Kilgore Purina Mills western division sales manager oversees a nine‑man dealer employee training group from Washington Oregon Idaho Utah and Montana in Pocatello. Marold Ory Purina Mills manager meets the group at Rippledhill ranchette near Ross park for poultry and dairy cattle study sessions. Hogs are next on the agenda at a ranch in Shelley Idaho Friday.

W. B. Kilgore Western Division Purina Mills Pocatello Washington Oregon Idaho Utah Montana Marold Ory Rippledhill Ross Park Shelley

U S and British Cast Off From Hyderabad

U S and British nationals will begin air evacuation from Hyderabad within 24 hours and aim to finish by Saturday amid tensions after India demanded troops be stationed in the state. The Wizam of Hyderabad refuses entry for Indian troops as border clashes continue and 31 Hyderabad soldiers are reported dead.

New Delhi India Hyderabad U. S

British warn Berlin crisis remains extremely serious

London dispatch reports Britain, France and the United States face three options after 48 hours of talks in London on the East West crisis. The British foreign office said the Berlin situation was extremely serious as diplomats debated continuing talks or demanding accountability from the Russians over rioting.

London Berlin Britain France United States Moscow

Fort Hall Hosts Indian Day Festivities at Buffalo Lodge

Fort Hall to celebrate National Indian Day at Buffalo Lodge on Sept 24 and 25. Friday events start in the afternoon with races games and a pie eating contest and an Indian round dance. Saturday features more prizes including races tug of war stone throwing and a boys stick horse race culminating in a colorful war dance.

Fort Hall Buffalo Lodge

Hollywood offers gas coupons to lure moviegoers

HOLLYWOOD UP Hollywood studio shudders at homebound moviegoers and offers to furnish coupons for one gallon of gas to every ticket buyer for the next Thursday show. Screen Plays Inc negotiates with a local service station. patrons pay for the gallon themselves.

Hollywood Screen Plays, Inc Henry Morgan New York

Hollywood Chief Leaves for Moscow

Paris report says Eric Johnston president of the Motion Picture Association of America flew by plane Thursday to Stockholm en route to Moscow. He planned talks with Soviet officials on distributing American films in the Soviet Union and would stay with U S Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith.

Paris Eric Johnston Motion Picture Association of America Stockholm Moscow Helsinki Finland Johnston Soviet Union Wth U. S Walter Bedell Smith

Soviet Troops Fire on Berlin Demonstrators at War Memorial

In Berlin the British sector police assume control after ten Russian soldiers open fire on about 300,000 anti communist protesters near the Reichstag war memorial. A German bystander retrieves a hammer and sickle flag as Soviet gunners target the crowd and flag thief.

Berlin Reichstag United Press Kenneth Ames Brandenburg Gate Unter den Linden Allied Control Authority M.p.s John Hayes Manchester Eng War Memorial

Progressives Hit Cavanagh Clash in Idaho Politics

Idaho Progressive Party leadership lashed back at Dan J. Cavanagh after he said progressives could not accept the rebuke from the Democratic platform. Helen McCannon accused Democrats of evasive courage and failing to address inflation veterans housing and pensions.

Boise Idaho Progressive Party Dan J. Cavanagh Democratic Progressive Party Cavanagh Democratic State Platform Helen McCannon Wall Street Miss McCannon

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Pocatello High School Agricultural Department Ralph Matthews Robert Schild Henry Schild C. Ed Flandro Rupert Chamber of Commerce RAF Shrine Spud Bowl U.N Dodger Irba Vazquez Puerto Rico N.J East Side Center L. Steeger PHS Jayvee Purina Head U.S Kiwanian Coming
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