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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1948

Page

3

Youth Selves Mystery Of Old Murder

Houston sea man John Robertson 21 says the Lord led him to return home to confess a 14 month old liquor store murder in which 59 year old W T Hightower was killed. Robertson claims he fired the fatal shot and that he will face punishment or prison, while accomplices aged 17 and 18 are also charged.

Houston Tex John Robertson Harris Robertson A. C. Winborn San Diego W. T. Hightower Randal Duncan Don Little Hightower

Home Talent Air Show In Pocatello Saturday

Local talent will perform at 10 45 a m Saturday over station KSEI. Young pianists from the Pocatello music club merit pin will join the Fawson Music Company program to please the ear with home grown efforts and boost student musical inspiration.

Pocatellans KSEI Pocatello Music Club Fawson Music Company

Marriner Eccles Visiting In Utah

Utah financier and former Federal Reserve chairman Marriner S. Eccles arrived in Salt Lake City from Canada for a short visit. He planned to spend a few days with friends and relatives before returning to Washington.

Salt Lake City Utah Marriner S. Eccles Canada Eccles Federal Reserve Bank Washington

Maine hunters forecast 45000 deer without harming herds

State Game Commissioner George J. Stobie estimates the fall deer harvest in Maine could reach 45 000 without depleting populations, noting especially high numbers in farm areas across the state.

Augusta Maine George J. Stobie

New York Racing and County Fairs Through 19th Century

A compact look at how trotting horse races and county fairs in New York developed together across the 1830s to 1870s, shaping regional events and community life.

New York

Desperate custody case ends in family tragedy

In Catonsville Maryland Mildred McClellan 43 killed herself and her two children Chip 10 and Mary in a gas asphyxiation linked to a custody dispute with ex husband Dr Philip G McClellan of Hartford Conn A birthday cake remained uncut on the kitchen table a note blamed herself and warned her husband would never get the children Police found the residence with all gas jets open and a deceased cocker spaniel nearby

Catonsville Chip Mildred McClellan

Registration Runs High at Pocatello High School

Freshman registration neared 443 by Friday with 325 of 350 seniors enrolled for fall term. Sophomores total 377 and juniors 340. Principal Rip Gledhill announced new courses for full term students including a seniors only music appreciation class, chorus for underclassmen, a home mechanics course for freshmen, and a seniors only car drivers training course.

Fred Gardier Pocatello Senior High Rip Gledhill Pocatello High

Eight injured in intersection crash near Twin Falls

Two in critical condition at Twin Falls county hospital after a Thursday afternoon collision near Twin Falls that heavily damaged two cars. Victims include Lee Gates 39 with a fractured skull and ribs in critical condition, and family members from Gates and Watts households with various fractures and concussions.

Twin Falls Lee Gates Ronnie Gates Howard Young Lake Bark Archie Watts Loveland Colo Gates Allan Gates Gerry Watts Young

Ocean Searched For Lost Planes

Manila report says all planes of the U S 13th Air Force searched the western Pacific Friday for four missing P-47 fighters from a navigational training flight from Clark Field to Formosa. Maj Herbert Von Tungern said the remaining 12 planes landed in Formosa and two were damaged on landing with no injuries to pilots.

Manila U. S 13Th Air Force Pacific Clarkfield Formosa Herbert von Tungern

Flagpole Sitter Sets New World Mark in Long Beach

Ozie Hamilton Osborne, a disabled tightrope walker, claims a new world flagpole sitting record after 52 days 13 hours 58 minutes atop a 200 foot tower at Virginia Park Long Beach. He laps Shipwreck Kelly's 49 day mark from Atlantic City in the 1930s. Milton Van Neland continues in San Francisco at day 41 of his attempt.

Long Beach Cal Ozie Hamilton Osborne Virginia Park Kelly Atlantic City San Francisco Milton van Neland

Parsons hooks three fish on one line in Missouri

Lebanon Missouri reports Raymond Parsons caught three fish on a single hook. He already had two fish on a stringer when a three pound channel cat was snagged. As he landed the big cat, two more fish became tangled on his line, creating a surprising catch.

Lebanon Raymond Parsons Parsons

Plea For Pictures Of Holiday Parade

Amateur photographers who captured the Labor Day parade may earn money selling prints of parade floats. Union members and officials seek prints featuring the Culinary Workers Central Labor Council and Building Trades Council. For information call Bonnie McCullough or M C Larsen at the Labor temple.

Culinary Workers Central Labor Council Building Trades Council Bonnie McCullough M. C.larsen Labor Temple

Idaho Slaughterhouses Report Higher June Meat Output

Idaho's slaughterhouses produced 9,191,000 pounds of live weight in June, up 13 percent from June 1947. Hogs, sheep and lambs rose. cattle and calves fell slightly. For January–June, total liveweight reached 50,019,000 pounds versus 47,651,000 a year earlier.

Boise Idaho Agriculture Department Department

Burley Infant Dies In Hospital

Lynn C. Fenstermaker infant son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Fenstermaker Malta died shortly after birth at a Burley hospital. Survived by parents six brothers and sisters and paternal grandmother Mrs Alice Fenstermaker Millard Burley. Funeral Saturday at Payne chapel with Bishop Lawrence Tolman officiating. Burial in Heyburn cemetery.

Burley Lynn C. Fenstermaker Alvin. Fenstermaker Malta Burley Hospital Charles Leon Maxine Alice Della Mae Fenstermaker Fern Winks Alice Fenstermaker Millard Burley Payne Chapel Lawrence Tolman Burley Third Ward LDS Church Heyburn

Motorist Fined for Harsh Hit on Parking Meter

Virginia Poppleton 26 faced charges after ramming a Main Street parking meter with an L and L delivery truck. She was fined five dollars to cover meter repair costs. The impact partially ripped the unit from its cement base and left it out of service briefly.

Ledge R. Don Bistline Virginia Poppleton L&l Main Street

Flying StART NY Stars in AFC Rush Debut

Suee Sanders ran for 148 yards and two touchdowns against Brooklyn to defend his AFC rushing and scoring titles. The New York ace added seven completions in 12 attempts for 42 yards as he opened the game strongly.

New York Suee Sanders Brooklyn

Chance Cyclones Insurance Coverage Trend

Insurance companies offer policies covering cyclone damage as cyclones are chance events. They note that storms do not often strike the same place, influencing underwriting and premiums.

Groves Defends Wartime Uranium Shipments Testimony

Lt Gen Leslie Groves wartime head of the atomic bomb project told a House committee that if any A bomb materials were sent to Russia during the war they were sent without his knowledge. He said no uranium shipments occurred and noted security was not the project’s primary focus while the goal remained ending the war.

Washington Leslie R. Groves Atomic Project Russia House On Americarp John McDowell Groves Army Remington-Rand Company J. Parnell Thomas N. J Thomas

Arimo School Enrolls Forty-Nine Scholars Tuesday

Arimo high school bell rang as forty-nine scholars answered the call with more expected to register. Teachers include Perry Gooch Norman Watkins Vern Watkins Max Turner and Miss Hale. Subjects cover English mathematics health physical education geometry shorthand typing science U S history Spanish glee club band geography biology chemistry home economics. Principal Watkins notes seventh and eighth grades have thirty eight students at desks, up from twenty four last year. Other grades enroll about as usual with teachers Watkins Louise Christensen Robbins Lester Downing and Camille Evans.

ARIMO Arimo High School Perry Gooch Norman Watkins Vern Watkins Max Turner Miss Hale U. S Watkins Louise Christensen Robbins Lester Downing Camille Evans

Jeffrey Becomes Proud Grandfather

Democratic candidate C. M. Jeffery passed out cigars in Banock county to celebrate the birth of his first granddaughter Sandra Lee Reed born at 6 am in Decatur Illinois. Her mother Barbara Reed is the daughter of a Pocatello attorney.

C. M. Jeffery Bannock County Sandra Lee Reed Decatur, Ill M. W Barbara) Reed Pocatello

Blackfoot Firm Awarded Contract for Idaho Highway Work

H A Gardner Co of Blackfoot won a 120 442 contract to build roadbed drainage structures and a bituminous surface on 5.2 miles of state highway 22 from Mountain Home to Tollgate. Other bidders were Canyon Construction Caldwell 123196 and Assett Construction Twin Falls 125459. Engineers estimate was 117943.

BOISE H. A. Gardner Co Blackfoot Friday

Motorists Fined In Police Court

Two minor traffic violations were cited in Friday morning's police court. Fannie R. Palmer, 36, of 256 North Twelfth Ave., was fined five dollars for failure to stop at a stop signal after pleading guilty. Frank H. Grumbein, of 852 North Eighth Ave., faced speeding charges but did not appear, forfeiting a twenty dollar bond.

Fannie R. Palmer North Twelfth Ave Frank. H. Grumbein North Eighth Ave

Doctor to observe 22 month old before controversial operation

Dr Karl Meyer medical director at Cook County Hospital said Pamela Lamphere aged 22 months will enter the hospital in a few days for observation prior to a controversial operation to cure a bladder condition. Also a note that many mosquito species feed on plant nectar.

Chicago Karl Meyer Cook County Hospital Pamela Lamphere

Births at St Anthony’s Hospital Reported

Mr and Mrs Howard Wickhorst Sterling welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Forrest Williams Rainbow Courts welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Hal Waldron 408 South Third Ave welcome a boy. Don B Robertson 26 Nampa and Polly Blanche Harris 23 Pocatello. Clyde B Eggleston 21 Pocatello and Pauline Mark 16 Pocatello. Henry Davies 48 Biigham Utah and Pauline A Johnston 34 Brigham City Utah.

St. Anthony's Hospital Howard Wickhorst Sterling Forrest Williams Rainbow Courts Hal Waldron South Third Ave Don B. Robertson Nampa Polly Blanche Harris Pocatello Clyde B. Eggleston Pauline Mark Henry Davies Biigham Utah Pauline A. Johnston Brigham City

Antelope Grazing Pressures Rancher in New Mexico

J. W. Shelley, a city rancher in New Mexico, complains antelope have eaten so much grass on his land that he must rotate grazing areas. The state game department studied the issue after introducing antelope to the region several years ago.

Silver City N. M J. W. Shelley

Former Czar Ferdinand I of Bulgaria Dies at 87

Ferdinand I, 87, former Bulgarian czar, died of a heart attack at his Coburg castle in Germany. The Kohary line royal, elected in 1887, abdicated in 1918 in favor of his son Boris and spent later years at Coburg pursuing nature studies. Burial planned near the Bavarian castle early next week.

Czar Bulgaria Frankfurt Germany Ferdinando I Coburg Dena Ferdinand National Assembly Alexander Russia

Speed Limit Fine Imposed By Judge

Police judge R. Don Bistline warned motorists that the 25 mile an hour limit on Pole Line road would be strictly enforced and fined Francis W. Fields 21, twenty dollars for speeding. Fields pleaded guilty to speeding up to fifty miles an hour.

R. Don Bistline Pole Line Francis W. Fields Fields

Hobby Becomes Business In North Woodstock Workshop

Sherwin Kendall turned a cellar hobby into a full wood working factory employing 16 men in North Woodstock New Hampshire. He started by making toys for friends and expanded into an established woodshop with a complete operation.

North Woodstock N. H Sherwin Kendall

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