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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1949

Page

2

Idaho Auto Club Challenges Rumors On State Highways

R G Cole of the Idaho State Automobile Association announces a survey showing major Idaho roads comparable to neighboring states. He cites U S Highway 30 and U S 95 as well maintained with minor repair zones, and promotes Scenic Idaho trips including Hell's Canyon and Stanley Basin. Some lines end with a stray note about cooking bananas.

Idaho R. G. Cole Idaho State Automobile Association Cole Wyoming Twin Falls Oregon Line New Plymouth-Fruitland Ashton Owyhee Hell's Canyon Stanley Basin Ketchum Sun Valley Galena Summit Arco Craters of the Moon Pocatello-West Yellowstone

Brewery Workers Union Grants to Crippled Children Fund

Clarence W. Kuhn of local union 129 announced a 3.75 gift to the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults. The ceremony marked the union’s second annual grant, with attendees including Helen Irwin of Chicago and Harold McCullough’s 99 year old twins Barbara and Patty. The CIO Brewery Workers union leads national support through its 341 locals and Easter seal fundraising.

Clarence W. Kuhn N. Johnson, Pocatello National Society For Crippled Children National Society Helen Irwine Chicago CIO Barbara Patty McCullough Milwaukee Harold McCullough CIO Brewery Workers Union

Youth Drowns Near Banbury Plunge

Richard Jones age nineteen died at the Banbury plunge near Buhl in Twin Falls County. Officers said he likely suffered cramps or a heart attack as companions reported he went under without a struggle and did not resurface. Deputy Jim Benham released the initial account.

Buhl Richard Jones Banbury Twin Falls Jim Benham Jones

Petition Filed In Bannock County Probate Court

A petition was filed in Bannock county probate court to establish record title to the community property in the estate of Mrs. Ella Fuger who died Oct 26 1947. The petition was filed by J E Fuger widower. Hearing set for July 25 by Probate Judge Willard Lund.

Bannock County Ella Fuger J. E. Fuger Willard Lund

Voters defeat special school levy at Malad

Malad Idaho voters reject a nine mile special levy in the Malad district No. 351 by 28 to 24. Area results show Malad 10 for 0 against, St John 0 for 8 against, Samaria 6 for 4 against, Stone 7 for 0 against, Holbrook 1 for 16 against. Levy would have raised 43192 toward a 177825 budget. Board chair H EB Thomas says the Idaho state board of education appeal will determine funds access for district schools.

James B. Jones Malad St. John Samaria Stone Holbrook H. EB. Thomas Idaho State Board of Education

Citys Recreation Dancing Project Under Way

Citys recreation program adds modern and ballroom instruction led by Maxine Wellard. Modern dancing runs 7 to 8 30 p m at Irving junior high while ballroom lessons are at 8 30 p m Wednesdays on the Irving tennis courts. Folk and square dancing on Thursdays at 8 30 p m with Wesley Harris calling and Shirley Ball teaching. An organization meeting for interested dancers is set for June 23, announced Wayne Booth, recreation director.

Maxine Wellard Irving Junior High School Irving Tennis Recreation Commission Irving Tennis Courts Wesley Harris Shirley Ball Wayne Booth

River flow to rise as Snake nears Jackson Reservoir fill

Idaho Falls report says the Snake River flow will increase this weekend as Jackson Reservoir fills. District watermaster Lynn Crandall warned that the higher releases will push the river’s natural flow downstream.

Idaho Falls Snake River Lynn Crandall Jackson Reservoir

Speedy Plane Delivers Babies to Irvine Airport

In Scotland a passenger plane landed after Captain Walter Kyse sped up to assist a radio guided birth. Two stateless women from Germany bound for the United States, Mrs Sylvia Tellerman and Mrs Elena Naicys, gave birth to a daughter and a son respectively. Both mothers and infants were reported healthy at Irvine Central hospital. The IRO granted boarding as hardship cases to reach New York by air, avoiding ships for late pregnant women.

Walter Kyse Landi Motiers Germany United States Sylvia Tellerman Elena Naicys Irvine Central Hospital International Refugee Organization New York

Utah reports thirteenth drowning of year

The 13th drowning in Utah was reported with the death of 1 year old Kent Harris of Mapleton. The child drowned yesterday in an irrigation ditch near the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harris.

Mapleton Utah Kent Harris Leonard Harris

Ward Family Reunion Draws 125 Members in Malad Idaho

The George Welton ward family reunion met at Almo Idaho on Saturday with over 125 attendees. George M. Ward of Riverside Utah presided and George Halford served as toastmaster. Next year’s gathering will be held in Malad. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. H E Kota Shelba Rollin Janice and Mrs. Eunice A Harris.

Malad George Welton Ward Almo Idaho George M. Ward Riverside Utah George Halford Ward H. E. Kota Shelba Rollin Janice Eunice A. Harris

Bannock Commission Studies Bids On New County Hospital

Bannock commissioners met with the low bid contractor and architects to review plans for a new county hospital. Commissioner R. T. Hale said the session, postponed from Monday, aimed to determine how far the project can proceed with the available funds. Clarence Elle of Pocatello was the low bidder on the main bid and alternates. Paradice and Hunter of Pocatello are the architects.

Bannock Commissioners County Hospital R. T. Hale Clarence Elle Pocatello Paradice and Hunter

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