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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
2
The Pocatello National Guard is designated as second battalion headquarters of the 116th armored cavalry. Capt. C. L. Isaacson reported Wednesday. The change affects command structure and unit designation.
The United States and Canada have begun using the shared service model to streamline operations. Officials from both nations say the approach improves efficiency, reduces costs, and strengthens cross border collaboration across agencies and programs.
Co. D Blackfoot, Co. E Rexburg, Co. F Driggs and an assault gun company at Pocatello will add four tanks mounted with 105 mm howitzers. Capt. Isaacson says the upgrade will expand firepower for the state's units.
Jim E. Judge named instructor in electricity at Idaho State College vocational school announced by Roy F. Christensen. Judge has taught industrial electricity at Farragut College and Technical Institute for two years.
Idaho sugar company manager W J O Bry ant announced upper Snake valley beet stations will open Monday. Lincoln plant to operate once beet volume supports it, with about 150000 tons from 11000 acres and 350 Navajo workers planned for manual harvest.
Don R. Haynes, sealing himself in his automobile for 221 days, rolled through Pocatello on the downhill leg of a 14 month trek to win a $25,000 bet with an Oregon cattleman. The former merchant marine says his car home has a bed, radio, phonograph, exercise machines and running water.
A Louisiana State University biochemist claims a method to freeze eggs in their shells without weight or flavor loss. The National Patent Council reports the technique helps ship eggs to overseas military personnel, potentially reducing odor when cooked away from home.
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