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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1948

Page

4

Palestine Decision Sparks Divergent Paths After Partition

The UN proposed Jewish and Arab states, but actions move ahead despite caution. Jews push a provisional government as Britain ends the mandate May 16 while Arabs weigh a five year UN trusteeship with end goals. U S stance on enforcement and trusteeship faces scrutiny as leaders weigh acceptance or coercion by small states and force.

Palestine UN General Assembly U. S UN Palestine Commission Jewish Agency Commission Arab League Warren Austin Security Council

Zhdanov Critiques Cybery Composers Dentists Drills Tone

Aural critic A I Zhdanov labels cybery composers music like a dentist drill while promoting progressive democracy and wage raises to meet living costs. CIO and Army figures urge readiness and manpower for future conflict.

A. A. Zhdanov Russian Communist Party Zhdanov Edward A. Stone CIO United Public Workers

Missing Letters Puzzle Clue Grid From Older Newspaper

A partial crossword style grid lists several clues across and down such as Harvester, Goddess of discord, Source of light, and First woman. The page includes names like Chen and a director of the National Bureau of Standards with missing letters and theme hints.

U. S National Bureau of Standards

Puzzle N Ursa Ri 21 Thorough

A compact item outlines a puzzle segment labeled N Ursa Ri 21. The note indicates a challenge or clue set to be solved, with emphasis on sequence steps and logical deduction tied to a historical puzzle page. The readables suggest a recurring puzzle column or brainteaser from the periodical.

My Day EN ROUTE TO ENGLAND

In London era reminiscences, the writer notes subs off the American coast caused worry but finds them not serious. He asserts continued work with the United Nations under Truman and Marshall, declines party politics, and discusses his sons Elliott and Franks Jr. He reviews Finian's Rainbow in New York, praises its lyrics, and reflects on The Crock of Gold and passing wisdom to a younger generation. Kappa Alpha is cited as the oldest college social fraternity, founded at Union College in 1825.

England Elliott Franksin, Jr Dwight D. Eisenhower United Nations Truman Marshall Finian New York E. Y. Harburg Fort Knox Kentucky James Stephens Hyde Park Kappa Alpha Union College Schenectady N. Y

Marshall Should Make Final Appeal Direct To Stalin

Drew Pearson urges Secretary of State Marshall to publish a direct request to Stalin for peace through people to people contact. He proposes mass translations of the appeal dropped in Europe and Yugoslavia to counter Cold War propaganda, framing a Christian ethics inspired push for trust. The piece stresses that only joint understanding can avert war and that rearmament would follow if the effort fails.

Marshall France Italy Siberia Politburo Red Army Germany Austria Stalin Russia America Fis Yugoslavia Rumania Czechoslovakia Europe Belink Tarhon Curtain

Naked Northern Ladies Dominate New Orleans French Quarter

In New Orleans the French Quarter has shifted from quiet wickedness to neon and gaudy shows as gambling declines. The author laments stripped-down tourism with Yankee acts, posers, and cafs catering to crowds, arguing locals lose the old, dangerous charm to carpetbaggers and purveyors of cheap entertainment.

New Orleans Jefferson Parish Chicago Fats Pichon New York Bourdon St Cleveland Bronx Milton Berle al Jolson

Osaka Express Trains Crash Kills Seventy in Station Collision

At Osaka station an express train struck a stationary electric train killing seventy people and injuring about 150. The eighth army confirmed no allied personnel were hurt. In other news Theodore Roosevelt became the first US president to dive beneath the sea in a navy submarine.

Tokyo Osaka Eighth Army Theodore Roosevelt

Politicians shift stance as Tennessee TVA debate grows

The piece notes Sen. Tom Stewart switches to TVA support amid re election concerns, while Sen. McKellar and boss Ed Crump oppose the agency. It cites Rep. Estes Kefauver backing TVA and discusses flood control and cheap power as TVA achievements. Harold Stassen is shown opposing TVA in Nebraska and Missouri Valley debates.

Washington Tom Stewart Tennessee Tennessee Valley Authority Stewart Kenneth McKellar Ed Crump Memphis America Crump John Mitchell TVA Tennnessee Estes Kefauver McKellar New York Times Norris Cherokee Douglas Fontana Hiawassee Chattanooga Harold Stassen Nebraska Missouri Valley Authority

Nationalists to abandon Shantung peninsula ports

Nationalist forces will abandon three key Shantung peninsula ports Lungkow Penglai and Weihaiwei to achieve greater concentration against rebels. Chefoo will be retained while troops move to reinforce Mukden and other towns in Manchuria under pressure from the Communists.

Nanking China Shantung Peninsula Teng Wen-Yi Mukden Manchuria Teng Lungkow Penglai Weihaiwei Chefoo

Radio Programs Schedule for Keio Stations

A detailed Friday timetable lists morning to late evening programs on KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 including news, music, talk shows, dramas, and sports. Notable entries include AP News, Breakfast Club, Bing Crosby Show, The Lone Ranger, Cavalcade of Sports, Your FBI, and Parade of Hits with multiple daily segments and call-ins.

KEIO AP News Hollywood Ted Malone Bankhage Nancy Craig Bee Crocker Galen Drake Allen Roth Terry Jack Armstrong Elmer Davis FBI Treasury IMN Farm Journal IMN News Rene Aud Les Brown Martin Black David Rose Two Ton Baker IMN Call of the West Tommy Dorsey Boy Scouts of America Fulton Lewis, Jr Superman Captain eTom Billy Rose Gabriel Heatter the Mutual Henry J. Taylor Tex All the News Carmen Cavallero IMN Sports Review Art Kassel Mutual Reports

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