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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1948

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Dewey urged to campaign hard to help Senate races

In Albany New York Senator Edward Martin warned Governor Dewey the GOP must energize campaigns to protect Republican Senate contenders across states including West Virginia Kentucky Oklahoma Minnesota Iowa Idaho Montana Tennessee and New Mexico. Martin urged many speeches and a West Virginia appearance to aid Senator Revercomb.

Albany N.Y Thomas E. Dewey Congress Edward Martin Pennsylvania Dewey Dean Allange New York Liberal Party Franklin D. Roosevelt Allange Truman Senate Martin United States House West Virginia Kentucky Oklahoma Minnesota Iowa Idaho Montana Tennessee New Mexco Chapman Bevercomb Revercomb

Trial reveals alleged bribes in Utah liquor case

A former Utah highway patrolman and a night club operator testified that Robert Harries was paid to deliver whisky to Salt Lake City and Ogden clubs. Harris, ex- chief enforcement officer of the Utah Liquor Control Commission, faces grand jury bribery charges connected to Cyrus Lack, former operator of Salt Lake City liquor agency.

Salt Lake City Utah Highway Robert Harries Ogden Harries Utah Liquor Control Commission Cyrus Lack Brigham St Duke Hatsis Carbon County Lack Hatsis Railroad Club Salt Lake Salt Lake Elks Club Mighty” Liquor Commission Bert Jenson Ogden Elks Club

Russet Cardinals Rainout Forces Friday Game

The baseball game between the Pocatello Cardinals and the Idaho Falls Russets was rained out Thursday night at the Russet home grounds. It will be played Friday night weather permitting.

Pocatello Cardinals Idaho Falls Russets Russet

Sheriff Marley Baffied McQuade Disagree Over Theft Case

Alameda boys Dean Christiansen Carroll Christiansen Duane Reed Waldene Newsom confess to stealing junk engines batteries and more. Bannock and Oneida counties clash over charging dates with McQuade saying a confession suffices and Marley insisting exact dates are needed.

McQuade Alameda Dean Christiansen Carroll Christiansen Duane Reed Waldene Newsom Bannock Oneida County Marley Bannock County

Idaho School District Reorganization Proposals Considered

The Idaho state school reorganizations committee will meet Monday to review three consolidation proposals. A class A district is proposed for the Idaho Falls area in Bonneville county. All of Clearwater county except the Elk River area will be addressed as class A. The Kimberly section of Twin Falls county is also proposed for reorganization into class A.

Boise Idaho Idaho Falls Bonneville County Clearwater County Elk River Kimberly Twin Falls County

Illness Hits Hoover FBI Director Confined to Bed

Washington reports FBI Director J Edgar Hoover has bronchial pneumonia and is seriously ill. He fell ill last week but stayed on duty until Monday before being ordered to bed and treated at home. Hoover, 53, built the FBI from a small unit into a respected agency after appointment in 1924 by Harlan Fiske Stone.

Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Justice Department Harlan Fiske Stone U. S Stone

Labor Men Back Political Drive

About 300 delegates of the Northwest Council, Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union AFL, urged to focus on AFL political program. Executive secretary Kenneth Davis of Portland said the drive aims to build political education and continue the fight for recognition despite possible November losses.

Boise Northwest Council, Lumber and Sawmill’ Workers Union AFL American Federation of Labor Council Kenneth Davis Portland

Race Gaming Ban Clouds the Eastern Idaho State Fair

Mystery shrouds the closing of pari mutuel windows at the Eastern Idaho State Fair Wednesday as officials dispute who ordered the action. Fair Board president De Kay cites policy to avoid argument, while sheriff's offices and the board deny coercion. A rough show includes the death of a racehorse owned by Bob Hilliard and injuries to jockey Burrows, with dust aiding the horse’s fence crash. Another tragedy, Pat the draft animal, died of heart failure after helping in a competition.

Bob Sarles POST Bingham County Fair Board Frank G. de Kay DeKay Pocatellan Bob Hilliard Hilliard Burrows Pat Earl Malm Blackfoot Malm

Piano Concert Plans Discussed at Memorial Hall

Plans for the Legion sponsored Louie Wertz piano concert were discussed Thursday night at Memorial hall. Legion post officers in charge include Ralph Comstock commander Thomas Terrell general concert chairman and Blaine Gasser advertising. The event is set for ISC's Frazier hall and Wertz is a former V-12 student.

Louie Wertz Memorial Hall Legion Post Ralph Comstock Thomas Terrell Blaine Gasser ISC Frazier Hall Wertz

City Council Weighs Future Water Rights in Pocatello

City council discussed securing more water rights for Pocatello over the next fifteen years. Water Superintendent Bill Spier outlined the cost of about $50,000 yearly to hold 50 second feet from Big Springs and Clear Creek, with rental potential until use. About 25,000 residents are on city meters. expansion is limited to roughly 25 percent before further action. The council also planned open ceremonies, appointed Ezra Hawkes to the Civil Service board, received Parks’ note on daily calls in the business district, and considered a lot trade proposal from Ralph Anderson.

Pocatello Bill Spier Big Springs Clear Creek Gate City Ezra Hawkes Civil Service Board Parks Ralph Anderson South Eleventh Ave

Crippled boy referee in league game dies after injury

John Steade, 15, paralyzed on his right side, was invited to referee a basketball game at Roy school Leyden township. He collapsed in a rough second quarter, suffered a concussion, and died after transfer to Children's Memorial hospital.

Chicago John Steade Roy School Leyden Township John Melrose Park Lillian Steade Children’s Memorial Hospital

Warren Opens Republican Drive With Utah Speech

Gov Earl Warren launched the GOP presidential campaign in Salt Lake City urging unity and a single issue choice. He argued the nation needs new leadership and a fresh program while pledging a friendly, united campaign and rejecting fearmongering.

Gov. Warren Utah Salt Lake City Earl Warren California GOP Warren South High Auditorium Thomas E. Dewey New York Philadelphia

County School Fund Quota Set

The State Board of Education set county contributions for school funds. The quotas include Bannock 244577.11 dollars, Bear Lake 66239.37, Bingham 141396.56, Caribou 12944.47, Elmore 64558.48, Franklin 71977.29, Gem 46018.32, Gooding 71742.82, Jerome 73021.59, Kootenai 112420.15, Madison 46619.33, Minidoka 61902.32, Oneida 38407.65, Owyhee 54833.78, Power 29555.22, Shoshone 213094.49.

Boise State Board of Education Bannock Bear Lake Bingham Caribou Elmore Franklin Gem Gooding Jerome Kootenai Madison Minidoka Oneida Owyhee Power Shoshone

Cooler Weather Moving Into Idaho From Oregon Coast

Idaho faces cooler temperatures as a low pressure front off the Oregon coast moves inland. Forecasters expect cloudiness in southwestern Idaho with light rain as the trough shifts east. Fire dispatchers call the front a boon to the forests, easing tinder box conditions in wooded areas.

Boise Idaho Weather Bureau Oregon Coast National Forests

Rail union leaders blast Dworshak over Taft-Hartley vote

A. V. Johnson and Barney McCullough of Idaho labor committees condemned U. S. Senator Henry Dworshak for supporting the Taft-Hartley Act. They urged unions to back lawmakers opposing those who voted for the law and warned of labor’s punishment for enemies. Dworshak, in Pocatello, said being on AFL purge lists was his strongest voter appeal and remained undisturbed by labor opposition.

Idaho Organized Labor U. S Henry Dworshak American Federation of Labor A. V. Johnson Idaho Railway Labor Legislative Barney McCullough Idaho Labor Legislative Committee Dworshak Johson Labor Congress Johnson McCullough Labo Pocatello Idaho

Army Resumes West Coast Cargo Loading in Labor Dispute

The army begins loading military cargo for Japan and Korea at the Oakland base using civil service longshoremen after a West Coast strike by CIO unions. No troops are used, and hiring moves to Oakland to avoid picket disruption. Bridges sues employers for 750000 over libel and slander claims accusing him of communist party membership.

San Francisco Japan Korea Oakland Army Base Bay CIO International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union Harry Bridges Army Fort Mason Oakland CIO Philip Murray Washington, D. C Kenneth C. Royall Bridges Waterfront Employers’ Association Pacific American Shipowners’ Association Communist Party

ISC Dance Goes Indoors for Bengal Days Event

ISC students moved the city street dance indoors to the student union ballroom after rain closed downtown events. The Bengal Days celebration runs through Saturday with a 6 30 p m picnic and a pep rally, ending with ISC’s first football game Saturday at 2 30 p m.

Fea Isc ISC

Living Costs Rising Again Across Major Indicators

Government brief shows wholesale price index up four tenths of one percent from last week, while cash farm income hits a new August high at 17.9 billion dollars. Milk prices average 21.6 cents per quart nationally, up 2.4 cents from September 1947, and chick hatchings reach 47.464 million in August as grain prices fall.

Washington Agriculture Department

Woman Injured In Trailer Mishap In Idaho City

Ruby Hyldahl age 54 of 927 East Whitman Street was slightly injured Thursday when she walked into a car and a trailer house owned by S. L. Shoemaker Madrid Nebraska. Eyewitness C J Loveland of 615 West Young Street reported she walked into the side of an auto hitting her head and was treated for minor abrasions and bruises at a local hospital and released.

Ruby Hyldahl East Whitman.St S. L. Shoemaker Madrid Neb C. J. Loveland West Young St Pocatello

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