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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1948
Page
2
Washington announces an industrial primer for total war guiding factory owners on planning for war output. It outlines who to contact, what might be needed, and how to keep plants ready for rapid conversion, while noting government controls on plants built during the previous war.
Miss Theda Marie Babbitt daughter of Mrs Ruth Babbitt and Bob Jackson both of Blackfoot were married Saturday morning by the justice of the peace in the Power county court house at American Falls.
The Know Mississippi Better special train carrying about 200 Mississippians will stop in Pocatello from 8 15 p m to 9 30 p m July 14. Dennis Murphree former Mississippi governor and train chairman said locals should call it the train during the stop. An attached exhibit accompanies the train, part of a 23 year annual project now touring the Pacific Northwest and Canada.
Bannock county weed supervisor M. B. Smith reported punty clean cultivation operations started in the Grace area including Bancroft and Chesterfield. Spraying with 2-4-0 to begin in Tyhee Wednesday as crews move south to cover all sections and avoid a second pass. Farmers not signed up should leave word with the county agent's office.
Dame May Whitty, 82, veteran character actress, died at her home on Monday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at a mortuary chapel and cremation will follow.
Flood water covers farm land along the Snake River in Idaho Falls area with the stream rising six inches in 24 hours. About 30 acres of land near the Menan bridge are submerged.
At Moscow Idaho 7 Permeal J French Idaho’s first public instruction superintendent and longtime UI dean of women received an honorary doctor of literature during the 53rd commencement. Thirty six graduates earned honor citations with eight high honors and 28 honors based on two year averages. Among honorees is Janet Louis Billmeyer of Pocatello.
The Sunday Express of Johannesburg reports in an editorial that Dr. D. F. Malan's nationalist government may alter political order in South Africa. The piece signals potential shifts in policy and party influence amid rising nationalist sentiment.
Memorial Day holiday tightens the docket as Police Judge Don Bistline cancels a police court Monday and a two day session yields numerous fines and bonds. Taxicab driver L R Arrington and others face stop light and sign charges while John H Skinner and Ruth Taylor enter pleas or await arraignment.
A nine year old Lewiston boy, Mar dean Kiele, diagnosed with poliomyelitis at St Luke's hospital in Boise. The patient, described as in fair condition, was flown to Boise from Lewiston on Saturday for treatment.
A major shift unfolds as a coalition of nations breaks diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. The decision signals heightened Cold War tensions and prompts reconfiguration of embassies, trade, and international alliances across Europe and beyond.
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