Dannon site hosts Jewish farm center on ancient city ruins
The piece notes that the Biblical city of Dannon is now occupied by a Jewish farm center bearing the same name. It adds that limericks were popular in Ireland as early as 1790.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
7
The piece notes that the Biblical city of Dannon is now occupied by a Jewish farm center bearing the same name. It adds that limericks were popular in Ireland as early as 1790.
Adolpho Torres limited the Bees to five hits as Salt Lake City and Pocatello produced a slugfest with 16 base hits. Key plays included Dom Barczewski driving in Neil and LeBlanc, and a double play by Cheso to Babe Gammino to end a Bees rally.
A Friday opening of the general fishing season follows a Thursday survey by Jack Alvord finding rivers and lakes high and muddy across eastern Idaho. Some spots like West Yellowstone and Amn Falls show clearer conditions, but overall fishing is expected to be poor except for trolling in clear waters.
Major Leagues action shows Boston, Brooklyn, New York and Cincinnati teams with runs and losses. Voiselle and Hogue led Boston, while Roe and Ramsdell worked for Brooklyn. Drilling and Torres pitched in the regional game in Salt Lake City.
Football aid Tialo Babe Caccia was named assistant football coach and physical education instructor at Idaho State college. He will coordinate with downtown groups and may handle wrestling if revived. Caccia, a Pocatello High School graduate and 1936 all state center, played for the Bengals two years and earned UI degree before Navy service. Idaho State added Ed Willet as basketball coach a month ago Thursday. Pocatello High School vacancy will be filled soon, says Principal Rip Gledhill.
In Kingston Blackwell Gumbert and Lamanno shine for Philadelphia as they edge Chicago 4 to 3 behind strong pitching. Detroit falls to New York 4 to 2 in a tight American League matchup. Louis outlasts Boston 8 to 2 as Garver Moss Kramer and Tebbetts contribute key hits.
The council heard protests on the municipal swimming pool work due by May 31 and approved buying a Worthington gang mower for the golf course at 1276. It okayed swings teeters and slides and a 25 compromise assessment on blocks 347 lots 15 16. They authorized a used jeep for engineering, and sold a 10 by 70 foot strip of lot 15 block 210 to R E Olson for 142, appraised 141 70, an aban doned alley portion. A bid call for city supplies was authorized.
Idaho opens general fishing season today and June brings rodeos and many conventions. The state chamber list names events from June 4 to 26 including writers league Idaho Falls and postmasters Boise, rodeos in Buhl Emmett Weiser Twin Falls, and sororities, bankers and farm bureau gatherings in Sun Valley and other towns.
J Noel Macy of the state department was questioned on subsidies during an appropriations subcommittee hearing. The street department reported two two ton dump trucks and approved all license applications except those filed by the Joker club at 420 East Center.
Fred Neher notes publishers face dollar payment limits as foreign currency cannot cover printing costs for overseas editions. He cites Time Life Newsweek Readers Digest The New York Times and wire services among others. New York City's exports reach about 4.0 billion dollars yearly with imports around 2.39 billion. About 5 000 trucks move through the city daily.
President Jack P. Halliwell announced fines of five dollars each against seven Pioneer league players for arguing with umpires. The fined players were Tommy Thompson Vern Kouthout Jack Bacciocco all from Salt Lake City Dominic Barczewski Rolland LeBlanc from Pocatello Judson Kirke and Luther Tapp from Idaho Falls.
The term music traces back to a Greek root used to denote all arts linked to the Nine Muses. This linguistic link reflects the broader classical idea that music belongs to a spectrum of cultural disciplines.
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