Frozen North Bares Unusual Heroism Story
A 12 year old boy survived a plane crash wounding his mother after a Stinson two seater went down near Fort Nelson British Columbia. RCAF ground party fought through deep snow to reach the wreckage finding Mike Lintner alive beside his mother. he endured a skull fracture a broken arm and frozen feet after 36 hours without food or water. The father Lt Col A L Lintner rushed from Washington to be with his son as the boy was later transported to a hospital and the wreckage was located by two RCAF pilots guiding the search plane.
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Fort Nelson
B. C
Here
Royal Canadian Air Force
RCAF
Mike Lintner
A. L. Lintner
Watson Lake
Y.T
Ft. Nelson
Edmonton
Alta
Washington, D.C
Alaska Highway
British Columbia
Anchorage
Alaska
Washington
D.C
Mike
Cab Meets Truck Loses Argument in Alley Crash
Norman M. Hale, 18, of Rt. 2 North, was cited for running a stop sign after a coal truck collided with a Green and White cab on North Hayes Avenue near West Center Street. The cab driver Dalton W. Hartman, 27, escaped injury. no charges against him.
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Norman M. Hale
Rt. 2 North
North Hayes Avenue
West Center St
Hale
Dalton W. Hartman
Births and permits and court actions in local records
Birth notices list a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Dillon in North Eleventh, a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Alma VanOrden in Pingree, a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hocking in Wyeton, and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Dave Noble on North Main. Building and moving permits issued for Automotive Wholesalers remodeling and for Alvin Jensen and P. E. Parrish. Police Court actions include Reckless driving guilty plea with $100 fine and six month license suspension for Ray Preacher. several speeding and stop signal violations with fines from $5 to $15 and bond forfeitures. other minor bonds and charges listed.
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St. Anthony’s Hospital
Dillon
North Eleventh
Alma VanOrden
Pingree
Evan Hocking
Wyeton
Dave Noble
North Main
Alvin Jensen
P. E. Parrish
Ray Preacher
Gordon H. Crump
Rt. 1 North
Alfred N. Hahn
Blackfoot
William E. Barber
Rt. 2
North
Merritt K. Thornhill
American Falls
Eugene Weaver
Ogden
ISC Fining Car Parkers At Idaho State College
Idaho State College reports over 120 fines paid by students for improper parking this year. President Bill Folsom says fines from five to 35 cents kept campus traffic manageable and notes a near full recovery in parking conditions with new lanes and designated stalls. He adds three of five male students own or drive cars this year. In separate items, Edgar May and James Hotel face driving related charges with guilty pleas and small fines. Mide Rivera also pleads guilty for stop signal violation. Newell L. Quigley forfeits bond for speeding. Pat Wallace is convicted after plea for speeding.
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Idaho State College
Bill Folsom
Folsom
ISC
News Of The Day In Rhyme And Town Meeting Airwaves
The Pocatello Post previews Town Meeting of the Air and political debate this week with Taft-Hartley coverage and a platform talk by Tom Dewey. Also notes baseball talk about Cleveland, the Boston Braves, and the New York Yankees, plus a British court fine for keeping chickens under a bedstead in Tyne.
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Pocatello Post
Taft-Hartley
Tom Dewey
Washington
Truman
Cleveland
Boston Braves
New York Yanks
Joe McCarthy
England
Tyne
New Northwestern President Named From Utah
Dr James Roscoe Miller a Utah native and Northwestern University medical school dean will become Northwestern president on July 1 1949 succeeding Franklyn B Snyder who retires after a 1939 tenure. Miller 43 from Murray Utah holds Utah University 1925 MD 1927 and led campus publications and track team. He married Harriet Ber nose Johannesen of Idaho Falls Utah and served as a navy health corps commander during wartime.
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Chicago
Utah
James Roscoe Miller
Northwestern University
Kenneth F. Burgess
Miller
Northwestern
Franklyn B Snyder
Murray
University of Utah
Harriet Berniece Johannesen
Idaho Falls
Ida
Servce
Navy
Theft Reported: Camel Hair Overcoat Stolen
Dr. Forrest Howard reports a brown camel hair overcoat stolen from his parked car behind the bus depot. The theft occurred Monday with the report filed Tuesday afternoon.
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Forrest Howard
East Center St
Pocatello
Morning Page Two Meeting in Life's Tricky Game
A reflective line promises contentment if each morning readers find the speaker on Page Two of the Post, a colorful cue to seek a steady presence in the newspaper.
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News of Record
Parkers
Edgar May
James Hotel
Mide Rivera
Randolph Avenue
Newell L. Quigley
North Main Street
Pat Wallace
North Eleventh Avenue
Coun Sears Tires
Seiberling Tires
Tata Padi
City Motor Co
Your Tire Service Center
Dewey
Mr. Dewey
Union Pacific
KSEI
The
United States
Thomas E. Dewey
Bannock County
Perry Swisher
Morgan Hawkes
Clegg Raymana
Milton Hartvigsen
Charies
W. Stoddard
Theodore
Theo) Turner
Henry McQuade
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