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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1947

Page

5

Cascade Chamber Proposes Reservoir Rim North South Highway

The Cascade chamber of commerce launches a statewide protest against the Idaho highway department plan to reroute the North South highway north of Cascade to follow the reservoir rim. President George R. Nock Jr says the ridge route would be snowbound and costs $400 000 more than the lakeshore option, which the chamber promotes. Residents will be urged to write Gov. Robins in support of the rim road.

Cascade Cascade Chamber of Commerce Idaho Highway Department U. S. Bureau of Reclamation Highway Department Cascade Chamber

Your Child and His Problems Name-Calling

When a child errs or fails to meet expectations, parents and teachers should not name call. Public humiliation shatters a child’s self esteem and hope, while encouragement and support build self respect. Thoughtful parents and teachers choose to uplift rather than tear down a child’s confidence and future.

Helpful Habits leaflet by Dr Patri promotes good youth habits

Dr Patri explains the importance of proper child training in his leaflet P-14 Helpful Habits. To obtain a copy send 5 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to him at P O Box 99 Station G New York NY 19.

Patri P. O Station G New York 19 N. Y

Local Building Permits Climb in May Reports Fire Chief

The fire department issued 33 building permits in May totaling 84 820 dollars, up 8 390 20 from the prior year. Permits for 1946 reached 76 429 80 dollars. May saw 10 new residences, 2 new businesses and 3 private garages with 12 remodeling residence permits and 5 remodeling business permits.

Fire Department A. A. Girard

Eastern Air Lines plane sets transcontinental speed record

An Eastern Air Lines Constellation flew from Burbank California to Miami in six hours 24 minutes and four fifths of a second, beating United’s prior mark by 22 minutes 12 5 seconds. The flight averaged 370 mph, cruised at 22 000 to 24 000 feet, covering 2 345 miles with three crew and five passengers aboard.

Miami Fla Eastern Air Lines Constellation Burbank Calif United Airlines California New York EAL

Oregon Short Line proceeds toward Yellowstone Park extension

Forty years ago a report notes rock from lava beds used in ongoing work near town. Contractor George Kimpton prepared the work. Oregon Short Line officials returned from a Yellowstone Park extension inspection. The line now ends 36 miles north of St Anthony with 17 miles left to finish toward the park edge. Rail leaders W H Bancroft E Buckingham William Ashton and Davis led the inspection group.

George Kimpton Yellowstone Park St. Anthony Park W. H. Bancroft E. Buckingham William Ashton Davis

Fort Hall Memorial Museum Funded by Federal Bill

President Truman signed a bill authorizing a 150000 appropriation to erect a Fort Hall memorial museum and park. The Oregon Trail Memorial Association led the effort with support from Idaho congressmen and senators. The museum will house Fort Hall related artifacts and sell Shoshone Bannock crafts, with the site likely near the Yellowstone highway in Fort Hall historical park.

Old Fort Hall Pres Harry S. Truman Oregon Trail House U.S John Sanborn Idaho Senate Glen H. Taylor Henry C. Dworshak Fort Hall Historical Park Yellowstone Highway Carl W Beck Fort Hall Indian Reservation Interior Department Indian Service Portneuf Fort Hall Idaho State College W. E. Borah Capitol Oregon Trail Memorial Association Nathaniel Wyeth Boston Mass

Radio Schedule Dense with Religious, News, and Variety Programs

A long listing of daily radio programming shows times and titles across religious, news, music, and drama formats. Notable entries include Voice of Prophecy, Northwestern University Reviewing Stand, Gabriel Heatter Show, Queen for a Day, Captain Midnight, Mysterious Traveller, Major Platter Parade, and Intermountain News among many others. The dense schedule spans morning to late night with recurring news updates and special broadcasts.

Voice of Prophecy Bible Institute Northwestern University Pilgrim Lutheran Young People's Church of the Air Paul Radar Sacred Heart Married For Life Bill Cunningham Intermountain News House of Mystery Nick Carter Alexander Miller Gabriel Heatter Edmund Hockridge William Hillman Intermountain American Federation of Labor Jackie H Johnson Family Erskine Johnson Captain Midnight Tom Mix Opinionaire Fulton Lewis, Jr American Forum of the Air Crime Club Intermountain Farm Cecil Browns Coast Guard Cedric Foster Bobby Norris Merv Griffin M— Queen Bill Harrington Jackie Hill Johnson Gregory Hood Stephen Graham Patton Lewis, Jr Henry J. Taylor Cardinals Russell Breakfast Cecil Brown Queen Lovo AP News Mutual Orchestra News Bulldog Drummond Meet the Press George Do

Fort Hall Named for Henry Hall Investor

The fort served to protect supplies and function as a trading post. Vardis Fisher notes in the Idaho encyclopedia that Fort Hall was named for Henry Hall, senior partner of the Boston firm financing the expedition.

Vardis Fisher Idaho Henry Hall

Idahoan to Graduate From West Point

Gerald R Toomer son of Mr and Mrs Clif ford H Toomer Montpelier Idaho will graduate from the U S military academy at West Point this June An appointee of Sen Henry C Dworshak Toomer a Montpelier high school graduate served eight months in the army prior to his appointment At the academy he attained the rank of cadet sergeant

West Point Gerald R Toomer Clifford H. Toomer Jefferson St Montpelier Idaho U.S. Military Academy Henry C Dworshak Toomer Montpelier High School

Lewiston Protest Over Bridge Bid Rejection in Boise

Mayor Leo Morgan says Lewiston will protest the Boise rejection of all bids for the Clearwater memorial bridge project. City Engineer W. P. Hughes cites significant dissatisfaction with Paul Jarvis of Seattle whose bid exceeded engineers' estimates by 96 945 dollars.

Lewiston Leo Morgan Boise W. P. Hughes Paul Jarvis Seattle

Seattle-Lewiston bridge bid sparks funding dispute

The Seattle builder bid $995,167 for a four-lane span slated for state and federal construction. Estimates hinged on 1946 prices, with a claim they should use 1947 figures. Lewiston Chamber president Guy Harvey warned rejection could delay the project up to three years and risk the aging bridge’s integrity.

Guy Harvey Lewiston Chamber of Commerce

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