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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1949

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Dry Farm Demonstration Day Draws 400 Farmers

More than 400 southeastern Idaho farmers gathered at the Don Rigby ranch near Bancroft for a Dry Farm Demonstration Day. The program showcased six plows, deep soil tillers, and a Noble cultivator as six tractors powered the soil tests to curb erosion. C. S. Noble attended from Canada for the event.

Bancroft Don Rigby Ranch Idaho Noble Manufacturing Co Nobleford Alberta C. S. Noble Canada

Yugoslav Diplomats Expelled Over Rajk Trial Note

Hungary orders 10 Yugoslav legation members to leave after rejecting Tito's protest on the Rajk trial. The expulsion charges Yugoslav spies with networks in Budapest and passing military secrets to the U.S. and Britain.

Budapest Legation Marshal Tito Rajk Haag Tito Ministry of Foreign Affairs Hungary Belgrade Yugoslavia

Jensen Eyes House Seat in Idaho Race

Bannock county commission chairman Pete Jensen may seek the Democratic nomination for Idaho’s 2nd Congressional District. He would complete 12 years on the commission next election and serves as vice president of the Interstate Association of Public Land Counties and chairs Idaho’s public lands committee.

Pete) Jensen Bannock County Commission Congress Idaho Jensen Commission Interstate Association of Public Land Counties Commissioners and Clerks Association of

Airmen’s B-29 Crash Near Talikina Claims Up To Eleven Dead

Searchers recovered five airmen’s bodies after a Monday night B-29 crash four miles south of Talikina Oklahoma. Frank Johnson said the death toll could reach eleven as wreckage scattered over 300 yards and the plane burned beyond recognition.

Talikina Okla 15Th Airforce Here Frank Johnson

Set Test Vote On Devaluation

London. The British Labor government will seek a vote of confidence on its devaluation policy and its refusal to cut social programs. A loss would force resignation and immediate general elections.

London Labor

Oklahoma Dry Forces Fast Before Statewide Vote

Oklahoma drys fasted and chain prayed on Monday night while wet leaders urged voters to wake up before today's statewide repeal election. Both sides forecast victory with high confidence like prize-fight managers.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Drys

Idaho Commissioners and Clerks set convention dates

The annual convention of the Commissioners and Clerks Association of Idaho will be held November 17 to 19 at the Bannock hotel. Chairman W. H. Pete Jensen announced the dates on Monday.

The Commissioners and Clerks Association of Idaho Bannock Hotel W. H Pete) Jensen Commission

Vandenberg Admitted to University Hospital

Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan entered the University of Michigan hospital Monday for a possible operation on a lung lesion.

Vandenberg Ann. Arbor Mich Arthur Vandenberg

Bevin criticizes Russia on atomic secrets in UN speech

British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin labeled Russia’s stance on the A bomb as stupid and called for openness in atomic progress under UN inspection. He condemned Vishinsky’s peace pact idea and warned Russia has twice rejected major power peace treaties. In Washington, Dr. R E Lapp forecast two more years for Russia to stockpile 100 bombs, signaling a critical period in US-Soviet relations.

Flushing N. Y Ernest Bevin Russia United Nations Assembly Andrei Vishinsky Bevin Washington R. E. Lapp Lapp Military Department Atomic Energy Committee State Department United States Britain Canada George F. Kennan

Palisades Dam Project Wins Senate Approval

Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee approved a bill to finish the Palisades dam and related projects with a funding proviso tied to a Snake River compact between Idaho and Wyoming. Senators Miller and O’Mahoney secured support by obtaining assurances from Idaho and Wyoming governors, overcoming Nevada and Nebraska opposition. Final passage in the Senate was hoped for soon.

Senate Palisades Dam Senate Committee Interior and Insular Affairs Committee Bert Miller Ida House Idaho Wyoming Snake River Sen. Miller Joseph C. O’mahoney Wyo Interior Committee John Sanborn Sen Miller Palisades George Malone Hugh Butler C. A. Robins Boise O'Ma Nevada Nebraska Senate Interior Committee

Laxity Talk Against AEC Draws Senatorial Rebuke

Senatorial rebuke followed charges that lax security by the U S Atomic Energy Commission aided Russia in faster Abomb progress. Chairman Brien McMahon dismissed the accusation as groundless saying there is not one scintilla of evidence to support the claim. He released the statement while in New York for a conference.

Washington Brien McMahon Conn Congressional Atomic Energy Committee U. S Russia Rourke B. Hickenlooper R., Jr Atomic Committee Senate U. S. Atomic Energy Commission McMahon New York

Jack Frost assets in Knoxville frozen not stolen

In Knoxville police found the missing assets of Jack Frost were not stolen but frozen. Frost reported $20 missing from his pants at home and officers learned his wife had borrowed the money.

Knoxville, Tenn Jack Frost Knoxville Frost

Conferees OK Full Arms Aid Plan for Free Nations

House and Senate negotiators scrap a smaller economy program and approve the full 1.314 billion dollar arms aid package for North Atlantic Pact nations Greece Turkey and the Far East. Administration officials say Soviet atomic test accelerates three power talks.

Washington House Senate Joint Russia Truman Senate House Greece Turkey Far East

Forum Speakers Point Out Pocatello Assets And Needs

Three Pocatello leaders discussed Lets Build Pocatello at a Business and Professional Women's Club forum at Hotel Bannock. Speakers Craig Peterson and Steele highlighted assets such as transport, raw materials, water power and labor, while noting limited commercial space and a high 1949 tax rate as obstacles to attracting industry.

Pocatello Craig Craig Point

Teachers To Meet Here In Idaho Fifth District

About 1 000 public school teachers from seven Idaho counties will gather in the high school auditorium for a two day meeting. Dan W Martin director of elementary schools and president of the Fifth District Teachers Association leads the program with C O Simpson Malad superintendent vice president Dorothy Bungard Emerson teacher secretary and Idanda Knudson Blackfoot past president. The executive committee comprises county school superintendents.

Idaho Dan W. Martin Fifth District Teachers Association Bannock Bear Lake Bingham Caribou Franklin Oneida Power Martin C. O. Simpson Malad Dorothy Bangard Emerson

Crash Fatal At Preston

Mrs. Pauline Thomas 62 of Swan Lake was killed seven miles north of Preston when the car driven by her daughter-in-law rear ended a grain truck. Hazel C. Thomas suffered extensive facial wounds while her year-old son Kim had scalp wounds. The grain truck was driven by Marvin Gregerson 24 Banida Idaho. Coroner Mose Hancey and Sheriff Lee Hansen investigated.

Preston Pauline Thomas Swan Lake Here Hazel C. Thomas Kim Lee Hansen Franklin County Marvin Gregerson Banida Ida Mose Hancey

Senate approves $302 million pay boost for Armed Forces

The Senate passed a 302 million pay raise for the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines with top officers to gain the largest increase. The plan includes a 50 percent rise in base pay for the highest ranks. President Truman urged similar raises for other federal workers.

Washington Senate Truman Armed Forces Army Navy Air Force

Employment Office Extends Hours For Potato Harvest

Idaho State Employment Service will open at 7 a m daily through harvest season. Manager W B Cox announced hours are 7 a m to 4 p m Monday through Friday and 7 a m to noon Saturdays, continuing until about November 1 or as long as needed.

Idaho State Employment Service W. B. Cox Cox

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