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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1949
Page
16
Standard Oil of California announces immediate changes to contracts with about 6000 independent service station dealers after a U S supreme court ruling. President T S Petersen says the move will not alter relationships or gross volume and details of contract changes remain unspecified.
Emmett Anderson of Tacoma told the Washington State Elks convention that the Idaho Elks and California Elks have earned national attention for their polio treatment, hospital work, and vocational therapy programs, highlighting wartime service.
A. O. Peterson is named southeastern Idaho district manager for the Idaho Hospital Service Blue Cross and the Idaho Medical service for Blue Cross groups of three or four. R. T. Jones announced the appointment during his Utah Idaho hospital convention visit. Peterson lives in Idaho Falls with offices in Idaho Falls and the Hub building in Pocatello.
The note says Anderson will run for exalted ruler at the upcoming national convention in Cleveland Ohio next month as part of a progressive hospitalization program.
Britain and Argentina plan to sign a five year two way trade treaty next week despite U S opposition. The news item notes continued diplomatic activity amid international protests and broader trade discussions.
Wallace E Garets of Idaho State College was chosen president as the Pocatello Press club began with a noon luncheon at the Whitman hotel. Other officers include Jack Phillips as first vice president Perry Swisher as second vice president and Joy South as secretary treasurer. A July 2 meeting at 12 noon was set for the next gathering. The group discussed a photo display of weekly prints and a radio program akin to Meet the Press. Garets offered ISC reading room space with member donations of books and newspapers. The club consists of reporters radio staff and news photographers.
The Morris family of 160's Park announces the engagement of Claudine Morris to Demar Curtis son of Clifton Curtis of 509 8 Ninth. A wedding is planned for August 7 at Central Christian church with Claudine a Pocatello High School alumna and Demar a Navy pharmacist’s mate stationed at the Naval Ordnance Plant in Pocatello.
Radiant chapter 61 CES meets Tuesday at 8 pm in the Masonic temple. Logan police report the theft of a U S government utility boat with serial number 202231 from Utah Agricultural College. Burley officers hold a warrant for Gifford Butler 25 on a check without funds charge and suspect link to check passing in Pocatello. Mrs Leo Irving leaves for Seattle to visit daughter Norma Jean Gholson. Mrs Charles Percival returns home from St Anthony hospital. Mr and Mrs Ellis Christiansen attended the wedding of Roger Sylvan Johnson and Lyril Ann Gibbs at McCammon. bride is daughter of Warren Z Gibbs.
A notice notes Mr and Mrs David Johnson plan a honeymoon trip to Yellowstone National Park, Minneapolis and Duluth. It lists Patio Lunch offering breakfast, lunch and dinner daily from 6 am, closed Sundays. Also records a district court complaint by Bistline Realty against Aviation Corporation for 661.24 plus interest and costs, Merrill K Gee attorney for plaintiffs.
The Ladies' Circle of the Congregational Church will hold their regular meeting on Wednesday June 22 at 2 pm in the church basement.
Delegates from tribes in Washington Oregon and Idaho plan a three day conference in Yakima to draft a peace and mutual aid treaty. Frank George says tribes will forget old dif ferences and unite against threats to rights and lands. Dessert luncheon will be served. many members urged to attend. Police report a 2:48 PM collision at Center and Arthur injuring no one listed.
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