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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1948

Page

10

Dollar Butter Today, $15 Back in 1864

A long historical survey traces price changes from butter at $1.50 a pound to inflationary eras in Rome, France, Germany, and the United States. It highlights deflation and inflation shifts, wartime effects, and the AP price index movements from 1926 to postwar years.

Bowen AP News Boston Richmond California Yukon Germany Hungary China Rome Diocletian France United States Jackson Bank of the Associated Press U. S

Alameda Court Rates Speeders In Nine Cases

Nine speeding cases were heard by Alameda police court Judge A M Alexander. Defendants Ralph B Lloyd John L Roberts Ralph H Vincent Ferrell C Rutting Lamar Mc Bride Paul W Rowe all forfeited bonds ranging from 10 to 25 dollars. Clifton M Browning and Mrs Maymie Thomas faced red light and stop sign violations with smaller penalties. H L Pawson forfeited 5 dollars on a defective lights charge. Max Cohn said work continues on recreation park trailer camp and a large parking area as state pool attendance reaches record highs with about 1500 people per day.

Alameda Clifton M. Browning St. Anthony Mayiie Thomas Glen Rock Wyo Max Cohn Pocatello

Births and marriages reported in Bannock county records

Vital statistics note births at Pocatello General and St. Anthony hospitals with new arrivals to families including Jones Kenney Lemmon Davis Zundel and Zundel. Five marriage certificates filed. couples listed include Davis d Amico Johnson Evans Spaulding Bistline Taylor Morris Sheton Martin Hyde with dates in June and locations in Pocatello Portland.

Pocatello General Hospital Evelyn Harold Jones N. E. Main Blackfoot Bessie Gerald Kenney St. Anthony Hospital Verlon Norma Lemmon N. Hayes Dwayne Mildred Davis Earl Anna Zundel Bannock Robert Davis Devilis d'Amico Edmund Cody Albert M. Johnson Bett Evans A. R. Spaulding Beverly Bistline Cunningham Edward Taylor Margaret Morris Willis Hamblin Pocatello Earl C. Sheton Portland Grace S. Martin Pocatelo Charles Hyde

Lava Hot Springs to Get Seven-Hole Course

Lava Hot Springs to get a seven hole golf course with layout underway. The course aims for opening next fall or spring and will be in play shortly after completion.

Lava Hot Springs

Tau Phi Lambda Sorority Organizing Meeting Planned

A meeting is scheduled to organize the Tau Phi Lambda sorority. Organizers seek members and discuss chartering the group and establishing campus activities.

Pose Tau Phi Lambda Sorority

Tribune Seeks National Contest Entry For News Photo

The Pocatello Tribune will submit a staff photo from Rotary ladies night featuring Norman V. Stechfeld as Charlie, Stanley Day as Edgar Bergen, and Ed Dufford as Mortimer Sneard. The image, published May 7, 1946, was taken by the Tribune’s staff photographer and judged by Oklahoma City press photographers.

Pocatello Tribune Charlie McCarthy Norman V. Stechfeld Charlie Stanley Day Edgar Bergen Ed Dufford Mortimer Sneard The Tribune Oklahoma City the Tribune

Attendance rises at Halliwell Park milestone reached

Halliwell Park posts a new season attendance record as 1,460 fans attend Sunday’s game. Cards total 41,984 for 28 home games this season, surpassing last year’s 41,493. Thirty-five home games remain.

Marvin Milkes

Utah crash fatal case sentences for Wise couple

May Harding Wise and Dorothy Wise, charged with intoxication in a fatal Utah crash, were sentenced by Justice of the Peace Charles Hyde to 30 days in Bannock county jail.

May Harding George Dorothy Wise Bannock Charles Hyde

Conference guest from San Francisco visits Pocatello

Ransom Carver the Pacific area representative for Community Chest and Council Inc arrives in Pocatello for a two day conference with Paul W. Scott president and local officers. Carver formerly led San Francisco and Southern California community chests and served as a war welfare officer. he is a Harvard graduate with two social work degrees.

Pocatello Paul W. Scott Pocatello Community Chest Ransom Carver San Francisco Pacific Area Western States Alaska Hawaiian Islands Community Chest and Council, Inc National Organization of Community Chest Carver Massachusetts Harvard

Idaho Officials Review Federal Flood Aid Plan

Governor Robins and Senator Dworshak assessed federal relief options for Idaho flood recovery. They cited 1.25 million dollars needed for highway repairs and 100 miles of Kootenai river dikes plus 25 miles on the St Maries requiring repair and strengthening with federal works agency help for heavy machinery. People are returning to cleanup and farming, with some needing a new start.

Washington C. A. Robins Dworshak Idaho Robins Kootenai River St. Maries

Air Force to Reopen 19 Bases and Range by June 1949

The Air Force announced plans to reopen 19 airbases and one gunnery range by June 30, 1949. Current strength is 382,000. congress authorized funds to reach 440,500, with further legislation potentially lifting to 502,000. Returning bases include Clovis and Hobbs Field in New Mexico, Enid Oklahoma, Las Vegas Nevada, Lubbock Texas, Fort Francis Warren Wyoming, Waco Perrin Texas, and Mt. Home Idaho. The Klondike note clarifies it is in northwestern Canada, not Alaska.

Washington Air Force Clovis N. M Enid Okla Hobbs Field Las Vegas Nev Lubbock Texas Fort Francis Warren Wyo Waco Perrin Mt. Home Idaho

Agriculture Dept Loans Aid in Disaster Areas

The agriculture department was given 6 million dollars for loans to farmers in disaster areas.

Agriculture Department

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