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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1948

Page

4

Editorial Staff and Publication Details at Pocatello Post

The Pocatello Post lists David A Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C Liddle as managing editor The publication runs daily and Sunday from 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho with carrier and mail subscriptions at 125 per month It is entered as second class matter December 13 1947 under the act of March 3 1879

Pocatello Post David A. Robinson Theron C. Liddle North Main Street Pocatello Idaho

Petrillo Softens Tone After Broadway Turn and Network Pact

The piece notes James Petrillo easing his hard line after appearing as a friendly professor on Broadway and signing a three year radio contract with no raise. It discusses the Lea Act case, network layoffs, and speculation Petrillo may have outsmarted himself, with unions, records, and musician jobs in flux.

Boris Karloff Jimmy Petrillo American Federation of Musicians Petrillo James Caesar Walter LaBuy Chicago LaBuy Supreme Court Union Lea AFM

All Is Quiet as Prices Rise and Government Quiet

A reflection on rising butter and meat prices, criticizes Congress for reacting only when government actions seem to lower prices. Warns that higher business taxes pass to consumers, fueling inflation and unemployment. Quoting Rep J W Martin Jr and UN Sec Gen Trygve Lie on war opposition and international efforts.

Washington J. W. Martin Jr Massachusetts

Puzzle Clue List Retains Many Dim References

A garbled OCR style puzzle list features numerous clues with numbers and stray symbols. Items include terms like Fate, Poem, Charm, Indians, Preposition, Vapor, and a Mesopotamian town. Several lines appear fragmented or misordered, offering partial hints rather than complete solutions.

Easter faith and world peace in Eleanor Roosevelt

Eleanor Roosevelt urges faith as Easter parallels to global hope for peace amid ongoing wars. She likens early Christians to today’s peoples, stressing belief in peace, spiritual victory, and the triumph of the human spirit over internal and external foes.

Eleanor Roosevelt England Christ St. John Thomas United States

Britain will fight Russia if war comes U S informed

Washington reports Britain will fight Russia if attacked. U S defense planners sought air bases in Europe. Britain will provide bases for American bombers. The piece also notes plans to boost European wheat allocations to 500 million bushels or more for Europe, with total European grain shipments possibly exceeding 570 million. It covers MacArthur campaign finances and Wisconsin political figures including Fred Zimmerman and Phil La Follette, plus other national political notes.

United States Russia Britain Europe State, Agriculture and Commerce Departments Agriculture Department Agriculture State and Commerce Department Congress MacArthur Wisconsin America Phil LaFollette Foxy Fred Zimmerman Wisconsin Kkk Zimmerman Milwaukee Journal Milwaukee Provisional Klan No. 1 Klan Alhambra Ore Alex Cobban Americans For Democratic Action Eisenhower Pittsburgh Belgium Moscow Tenley Circle Washington Ike Harold Young Henry Wallace Uvalde Texas John Garner CIO Army Navy Air Force USA Defense Forrestal Walter Winchell Taft Harold Stassen Ohio Cleveland Toledo Akron Dayton Stassen

Season Of Hypocrisy Descends On Sportsmanship Revealed

Henry McLemore critiques the artificial politeness in sports and Olympic expectations. He argues that losers conceal real feelings behind smiles and insists a summer of honesty will replace the fake code of ethics with outspoken competition and blunt response to defeat.

House panel backs $150 million for atomic research

The senate appropriations committee approved a $150,000,000 request to accelerate atomic studies. Chairman David E. Lilienthal of the atomic energy commission stated the funding is vital to ensure continuity in both research and production.

Washington House Appropriations Committee David E. Lilienthal Atomic Energy Commission

Disunion May Test Civil Rights Legislation in Senate

Marquis Childs analyzes the Senate cloture battle over anti lynching and anti pell tex bills as a test of party unity. He notes northern Democrats may skip the vote, southern opposition, and the behind the scenes moves shaping civil rights prospects this session.

Washington Senate Truman Democratic Party Mr. Truman Southern Industrial Council of Nashville, Tenn Roosevelt Chicago

Public hearings on soil district for Power County

Public hearings will be held Thursday on the proposal to create a soil conservation district in Power County. Hearings will be conducted Thursday afternoon at American Falls and Thursday night at American Falls. C. Youngstrom of Boise, secretary of the state soil conservation commission, will be in charge.

American Falls Power County

Radio Programs Schedule on KEIO 1450 KC

A detailed Thursday programming grid lists morning through late evening segments including AP News, Breakfast Club, NBC and musical shows, serials, talks, and orchestral choices. Notable entries include Ted Malone Nancy Craig Gala performances Galen Drake Henry Morgan The Bing Crosby Show and Tom Dorsey Show.

AP News Breakfast Club Hollywood Ted Malone Bankhage Nancy Craig Story A Peerreer Crocker Bing Crosby Salon Galen Drake Allen Roth PTA Frontiers Dick Tracy Terry Elmer Davis America Henry Morgan Willie Piper

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