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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1946
Page
3
A joyrider enters a Philadelphia Transportation trolley barn and steers a green streamliner on a 80 minute wild chase through West Philadelphia. Police radios ignite as two women and several men ride along before safety finally stops the car at its origin.
Rod Kurry stars as the villain in The Drunkard at the Orpheum today and Tuesday June 3 and 4. He spurned a film contract to stay on stage after acclaim in San Francisco. Anthony LoCicero leads as the title character with Barbara Bogart and Frank Beckman delivering notable performances.
Senator Glen H. Taylor urged in Coeur d Alene that the United States must avoid another war and pursue peace. He spoke for George Donart’s Democratic bid for the Gossett seat and warned that military leaders fear losing commissions and push toward conflict with Russia. He claimed America has nothing to fear from Russia currently.
The Artist Guild presents The Drunkard at the Orpheum in Pocatello tonight and tomorrow. The stage version, famed in New York 102 years ago, features the McDonald Sisters and a participatory singing school for hearty belly laughs.
The Star of the East club met in the Masonic lounge May 28 with Mrs. R. A. Willecke presiding. Reports were given by committees, new initiates included Mesdames Harshner Linck and Ray Tuck, refreshments were served, guests attended, and bridge prizes were awarded to several members.
The SOS club of the YWCA hosts a card party to raise funds and support community services. Members include local businesswomen who organize games, refreshments, and door prizes for attendees. Proceeds benefit YWCA programs and outreach efforts.
The YWCA club rooms host a Monday 8 p m benefit party to fund sending members to the Garhart Oregon conference June 16 to 22. Espie Hernandez leads general arrangements. Aften Anderson handles flowers. Erma Allindez tables. Leoba ienschied music. Refreshments overseen by the Business and Industrial committee. Mrs G L Train chair. Cost two dollars per table. public invited. Card games featured.
Wed in temple at Idaho Falls Miss Julia McLaughlin daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben McLaughlin married O Sherwood Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson of Idaho Falls The bride is a registered nurse and ward supervisor at the Idaho Falls L D S hospital The groom a Marine veteran served three years including the Iwo Jima campaign and returned to the states on April 15.
Mrs Anna Lob, a former inmate of a Czechoslovak concentration camp, arrived in New York then Seattle. Her first words learned included I am from Europe concentration camp no stockings. By the time she reached Seattle she had seven pairs of stockings and a pound of butter with no clear explanation of the butter’s origin.
Max Lanier, ex St. Louis Cardinal ace, debuted for Vera Cruz Blues in Mexico City. He allowed one hit in 32 3 innings of relief and started the 12th inning rally with a run producing single to beat Mexico City 11 to 9 for the last place Blues.
The national YWCA director visits the western region covering twelve states and Hawaii. She will be honored at a luncheon Tuesday at 12 45 p m in the YWCA club rooms to explain the machinery for raising the national board's annual operating budget. Miss Matson invites local organizations and supporters to attend.
Gooding plans a crossing project on Main Street to remove a deadly Union Pacific track crossing where six people have died in traffic incidents. The change targets the hazardous intersection and will involve infrastructure improvements and safety measures.
The Gooding chamber of commerce says Union Pacific will install extra safety devices after multiple collisions in the past two years. The chamber also discussed enforcing the 30 mph speed limit for trains within city limits.
George W. Mantle, 38, is held for trial in the third district court on charges of failure to stop at the scene of an accident following a Saturday incident in Salt Lake City.
Mantle faces charges connected to an automobile pedestrian collision on Feb 9 that killed Frank Butler, 53, as City Judge Arthur J. Mays presides.
The Emancipation Proclamation took effect on January 1, 1863, marking a turning point in the Civil War era.
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